If he's status ain't hood, I ain't checking for him...

[Sierra Mist]

I don't actually know any women that did that but if I did I'm sure those women would have went for those same guys whether the song was made or not.

Is it life imitating art or art imitating life? Ultimately that is the only question worth asking in this thread.

 

[Ashley Banks]

A song that promotes garbage which was impressionable on young girls, let's call it what it is :



Just like Hip-Hop does the same thing to black men, I agree, Hip Hop has also promoted misogynistic, violent garbage to young black men.

I was 12 when that song came out, I liked it, but it was just a song to me and after a few days I forgot about it and started liking a new song. It means nothing. But maybe that's just me.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Old ass nikka? lol the only e p*ssy is you, devoting day and night to bashing women on a goddamn message board, because two white hoes played you like a fukkin buffoon and the half a man that you are. Eh, real talk, I support the women that aborted your seed, because a bytch nikka like you has no business producing children with your fukked up, immature, pathetic views on life. They did the world a favor as far as Im concerned...no use poisoning innocent babies with your bullsht.

All first verse

 

[SemiEnlightenedBum]

perusing this thread whilst zoned as fidduck will have you simultaneously laughing at thee buffoonery&wondering why i even bother posting amongst you charlatans who bother bickering over such bibble babble

that bytch Beyonce ain't really coming to no hood anyways and from the looks of it thou Coli strumpets don't either

 

[Ashley Banks]

song is like 10 yrs before her time, she has no idea what shes talking about

 

[↓R↑LYB]

And how many men actually take those songs to heart? The Independent Woman song was made over a decade ago and the mentality from the song is STILL prevalent today.

So we gonna act like a whole generation of nikkas ain't take "but for what, we don't love them hoes" as their life mantra .

That song came out damn near 2 decades ago and nikkas still saying it. You guys can't really be that bitter at broads that you can't see the hypocrisy of y'all criticism

 

[↓R↑LYB]

This thread right now.

Throw up 6 certs on the wall, a 6 figure salary, and 6 dime pawgs and that'd be pretty accurate .

 

[↓R↑LYB]

It's turned men into a bunch of misogynists.

Not really. Go back before rap was even invented and y'all broads was still getting thrown in the bushes after we nutted.

 

[tru_m.a.c]

All you have to do is look at a dance floor to see just how offended women are by the "misogny and dehumanization". Who do the DJ's play the music for? The nikkaz?

this is the best post in the fukkn thread

It's turned men into a bunch of misogynists.

please answer the post from Mr. @MAKAVELI25

 

[mrken12]

So we gonna act like a whole generation of nikkas ain't take "but for what, we don't love them hoes" as their life mantra .

That song came out damn near 2 decades ago and nikkas still saying it. You guys can't really be that bitter at broads that you can't see the hypocrisy of y'all criticism

No one is denying that. So why are you changing the subject?

 

[↓R↑LYB]

No one is denying that. So why are you changing the subject?

How am I changing the subject when I replied to the question in bold :word:

And please let me know who I'm caping for lol. Know how many threads I've been permanently banned from for telling these bytches they ain't shyt

 

[Broke Wave]

I'm in the hood so whatever. TLC really discouraged me from ever hollerin at broads from the passenger side. Even though the success rate is low hollerin at a broad from the driver side anyways. Still. fukk u hoes

miss u bro

 

[mrken12]

How am I changing the subject when I replied to the question in bold :word:

And please let me know who I'm caping for lol. Know how many threads I've been permanently banned from for telling these bytches they ain't shyt

Black men get criticized enough for lyrics and alleged "misogyny". But people like Destiny's Child hardly got much vocal criticism.

And it's annoying how we can get criticized for anything and everything but when black women are being examined someone always comes in saying "What about the men?"

And for the question in the bold, Snoop is still rapping about the same stuff. Most people don't take his content seriously to begin with. And have you seen the amount of simping going on nowadays? It's on another level.

 

[aqualung]

DC songs were not guides as to how real life is lived. I liked the songs mentioned when they played on the radio. Even bought independent women AND Bonnie & Clyde on iTunes. But that is the extent of my involvement.

 

[Brock Landers]

Beyonce makes songs for birds, if a woman I was interested in listened exclusively to her music I'd run the other way