Rappers who will refrain from saying 'bytch' or 'hoe' in raps but still make place for them in lines

[Reebok Jones]

Okay I really fukk with rappers like Common or Blu but I never understood why they would specifically write rhymes that say derogatory words about women but then refrain from saying it on the track, when they obviously set it up like that's what they were thinking/implying. [edit: to clarify it's that they write the line with the word in there but when it comes to rap it in the verse they pause and dont say it] It's like, cool if you don't want to use those words, but when you do it like that you're basically saying it, and then trying to act holier than thou for not literally speaking the word. Everyone thought the word anyways.

What do y'all think

 

[KENNY DA COOKER]

I blame this n1gga

He started the psuedo consciousness in rap

BDP and PE dropped jewels and still call those lame a$$ hoes out

u cant empower your people unless u put the lame nikkas and hoes in check

 

[The Ruler 09]

I blame this n1gga

He started the psuedo consciousness in rap

BDP and PE dropped jewels and still call those lame a$$ hoes out

u cant empower your people unless u put the lame nikkas and hoes in check

Can you elaborate on the Mos Def part? Interested to hear that perspective.

 

[B. Pumpaveli]

funny how all these socially conscious dudes like mos def, common and talib kweli turned out to be c00ns and frauds in the end

 

[Reebok Jones]

funny how all these socially conscious dudes like mos def, common and talib kweli turned out to be c00ns and frauds in the end

yeah a lot of these rappers who claim theyre conscious rappers were also some of the most homophobic of all of them. Like I said believe what you believe, but if you're gonna dictate yourself one wa, you sound idiotic if you don't go all the way w/ it.

 

[KENNY DA COOKER]

I blame this n1gga

He started the psuedo consciousness in rap

BDP and PE dropped jewels and still call those lame a$$ hoes out

u cant empower your people unless u put the lame nikkas and hoes in check

He was one of the first rappers to wife up a Video SLUT

so he empowered a ratchet

 

[( ິΦᆺΦ)ິ°˚(✿ *҉ manko｡✧)]

funny how all these socially conscious dudes like mos def, common and talib kweli turned out to be c00ns and frauds in the end

I always found it funnier that people are always so pleased when "conscious" rappers say or do something flawed. It's yall are all laying in wait for them to slip up

 

[Vonte3000]

yeah a lot of these rappers who claim theyre conscious rappers were also some of the most homophobic of all of them. Like I said believe what you believe, but if you're gonna dictate yourself one wa, you sound idiotic if you don't go all the way w/ it.

I don't know or care about their stance on gay people but they put forth this image of black empowerment and have been acting contrary to that image for the past few years. Especially Common, it seems like even some of the gatekeepers were just vultures looking for a way into the mainstream.

 

[Reebok Jones]

He was one of the first rappers to wife up a Video SLUT

so he empowered a ratchet

you can't blame him, No Role Modelz hadn't come out yet

 

[Still Benefited]

I always found it funnier that people are always so pleased when "conscious" rappers say or do something flawed. It's yall are all laying in wait for them to slip up

If they fanbase gon give them extra credit for being the good guys,and being the pure artist,its only right that it be pointed out when we feel like they simply pandering as the hustle

 

[( ິΦᆺΦ)ິ°˚(✿ *҉ manko｡✧)]

If they fanbase gon give them extra credit for being the good guys,and being the pure artist,its only right that it be pointed out when we feel like they simply pandering as the hustle

other artists fanbases don't seem to mind pandering with pimptales, drugtales, murdertales and other assorted ducktales though how come the only pandering that bugs people is the the only one that doesn't frame them as reckless and criminal?