Lil Kim on a 90s talk show getting backlash for her Music
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Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
Well damn
While Missy later became sexual, it was more tongue in cheek barring maybe a few songs. Still, those women were just as successful and in some cases MORE successful than Kim without relying on overt sexual content.
I remember when I was on a road trip to Miami back in 1998 and was listening too one of the local hip hop stations in the Miami area and some Bama ass host on there was like “Is lil Kim too raunchy? Gimme a cawl”
En Sabah Nur
The First
Lil Kim and C Murder are the grandparents of today's hiphop…the irony that even more sexually aggressive women’s lyrics are now considered a form of empowerment
Tommy Gibbs
Superstar
Rolonda Watts is the show that introduced Mystakal nationally. He was just a local rapper and a chick said she wanted to meet him and she had him on the show performing "yall aint ready". This was BEFORE the song blew up in rap mags, Rap City, Soul Train, and the Jive re-release of his debut. I was watching that day and recording for some reason and I looked at that episode over and over wondering why this rapper was not big. Then he was everywhere all of a sudden.
As for Lil kim... she was dissed for this style of hip hop and now it's the STANDARD for female mcs. The more whorish, the more praised..
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
She was so pretty back then. Shame how she let these men fukk up her self esteem
Women were fighting against being represented in that way and it was clearly a losing battle. It's disturbing that we keep fighting to have the worst representation possible under the guise of "freedom of expression".
When you see women celebrating vulgarity in lyrics as a form of empowerment, just know that they were sold a bill of goods by people who wanted to see them destroyed.
When you see women celebrating vulgarity in lyrics as a form of empowerment, just know that they were sold a bill of goods by people who wanted to see them destroyed.
Man times have changed. Today's female rapper and social media now would call anyone who criticizes thot rap misogynists
To Kim's credit she didn't get into a back and forth with them (unless there's a full version where she does)...the look on her face was pure "
I'm making money tho" lol
To Kim's credit she didn't get into a back and forth with them (unless there's a full version where she does)...the look on her face was pure "
I'm making money tho" lol
nightpupil
ElderzInMegaHallz
LOL why are they performing and everyone getting down in a talk show to shame them?? I get it I get it. it's funny though