UPDATE Cardi B Responds To Jermaine Dupri Saying Female Rappers Sound The Same..."Stripper Rap"

[itsyoung!!]

You can take Dream, Cuban, and Kash off. They don't even have a hit and I seriously doubt women are listening to them.

...ok? so take them off.. the point still stands.. yall mafukkas acting completely dumb in here ive never been more face at responses in a thread I can recall in recent history

 

[JayStarwind]

the song was #1 for WEEKS before the video released

YALL IN HERE JUST LYING UP A STORM

Thought you were talking about the impact not numbers.

 

[Doin2Much Williams]

Y'all remember Lady May?


She was one of the finest rappers back in the day and never blew up.


Shiit… at least Amil got on a couple hit records.



Damn.



For the juice?! Then I gotcha...



.

 

[Deuterion]

I don't care what half these bytches got to say in day to day life so I'm really not gonna care about them rapping.

 

[Hungerpain]

And guess what Jermaine its you trick ass fakkit ass Atlanta nikkas fault why the game is like this.
Whores and goofy nikkas debasing the best culture/artform ever that they dont even have a real claim to all for come up.
Thanks ATL .

 

[Shabazz]

I agree with JD but the majority of nikkas in the mainstream talk about the same shyt too so it’s whatever.

I think it’s pretty dope that Cardi shouted those girls out. I think Dreezy is super talented and balanced, I’d love to see her get more shine.

I’d also love to see more straight up “I’m a hoe” rap instead of all these I’m just making him trick on me but I’m a boss not a whore bullshyt.

Shout out to Fine Hoe

 

[Here Comes the Pain]

Women don't support conscious female rappers

This really deserves its own separate thread.

Females are the biggest group of consumerism when it comes to music.

It's no coincidence that they're first ones to turn up to some ratchet music at these clubs & functions.

 

[Mike the Executioner]

To prove him wrong here is a quick test.
Try to not use Google

Which lines belong to who?
Cardi B.
Megan Thee Stallion
or
City Girls

#1
"Lil' thundercat, throw it back - he can't handle that
I'on want to talk unless a nikka finna throw a stack
Bad attitude, but I'm cute so he call me bae
I'mma need that head, give me neck like a vertebra"

#2
"This p*ssy wild, they should throw it in a cage
See my lifestyle, precise gal
I be dripped up and wiped down, uh
I see them hoes lookin' cold, lookin' stiff, uh
Thick bytch God's gift to a dikk, woo"

#3
"Sit on it with manners, get it harder than a hammer
He wanna freak, p*ssy pink, breast cancer
Oh, you like big butts, well I like big bucks
I don't care about your chain, nikka, or your big truck"

You sure this isn't all from the same verse?

 

[Piff Perkins]

The difference is them dudes really won't gangsters they was rappers. Now we are getting girls that never thought of rapping before Cardi getting placement above women that been doing it forever

Meh...plenty of dudes turned to rap just to make money after they saw certain dudes hit big. It's a hustle like anything else. Maybe things were purer when Nas or Hov were young dudes trying to get albums out, but by the 2000s? Brehs knew what time it was: good way to make money and get out the hood.

 

[8WON6]

hit dog hollering.

 

[Mission249]

I agree with Jermain but you gotta give Cardi props for her response: I was expecting her to respond with the usual "You just mad. You don't like p*ssy? You a fakkit" typical dumbass response you see from birds, 15 year olds, and Coli posters. But she actually talked about the industry and tried to bring some shine to other female rappers.

 

[Edub]

It’s changing slowly

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

But Gods Plan is the biggest rap song of the decade? You just in here typing non sense

You just proved my point..... are you white? I’ve traveled countless hoods and may have heard someone deliberately bumping God’s plan a dozen times out of 150 thousand

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

Thought you were talking about the impact not numbers.

That’s why I can’t take him seriously.... in the black community, we know who influenced the current rap vibe so impact>numbers all day every day on this current environment..... Cole and Kendrick selling, but they ain’t moving the culture like that....

 

[Mike the Executioner]

We need a female with the spirit of Queen Latifah. She was hard as fukk and spitting that real shyt. She brought dignity and respect to black women. Them crackers threw a bag at her and it was a wrap for her. We need a female to pick up the torch. If any of yall never heard her music back in the day, i suggest you get on YouTube and do your homework.