Why do twerking and daggering get labeled as lewd?

[Diondon]

Alot of the other dances I mentioned have similar roots and overtones. Dance is a form of expression and communication

Well if you want to be politically incorrect, dancing is the closest thing to fukking.

 

[Rhapscallion Démone]

You trying to convince us you straight by making this thread. I see your moves

You're a flea from Mexico, your opinion of me doesn't matter.

 

[Rhapscallion Démone]

Well if you want to be politically incorrect, dancing is the closest thing to fukking.

So then why does twerking and daggering get singled out. It's hypocritical

 

[MischievousMonkey]

Because it clashes with Western puritanism

 

[Diondon]

So then why does twerking and daggering get singled out. It's hypocritical

Black culture is the most popular, yet black people are the most hated.

 

[Rhapscallion Démone]

Black culture is the most popular, yet black people are the most hated.

I might use your quote as my signature

 

[Xerces]

Alot of things in our culture have been passed down from our ancestors have been reinterpreted and used by younger generations. Why should twerking and daggering be the cut off point?

Not everything cultural is good. Twerking is hella tacky at least out in public or in front of little children.

If you and your woman about to get freaky in the confines of your bedroom have at it

But I see this

 

[Rhapscallion Démone]

Not everything cultural is good. Twerking is hella tacky at least out in public or in front of little children.

If you and your woman about to get freaky in the confines of your bedroom have at it

But I see this

Ballet used to be looked down upon and associated with prostitution. Look at it now though.

Sexual Exploitation Was the Norm for 19th Century Ballerinas
Wealthy men turned the famous Paris Opera Ballet into a brothel.
BY ERIN BLAKEMORE

L'Etoile by Edgar Degas. (Credit: DeAgostini/Getty Images)

The star’s moment should be triumphant. She’s brilliantly lit, her leg lifted in a graceful ballet pose, and she’s clearly the star of the show. But in the wings lurks a black-clad figure—a symbol for the sordid backstage reality of the ballerina.
It’s not clear who Edgar Degas used as the model for the 1879 painting, L’Etoile, that depicts that tense moment. But it’s likely that she was a prostitute. Sex work was part of ballerinas’ realities during the 19th century, an era in which money, power and prostitution mingled in the glamorous and not-so-glamorous backstage world of the Paris Opera.

The Paris Opera Ballet, founded in the 17th century, was the world’s first professional ballet company, and continues as one of the preeminent outfits today. Throughout the 19th century, it raised the bar for dance—but on the backs of many exploited young women.
https://www.history.com/news/sexual-exploitation-was-the-norm-for-19th-century-ballerinas

 

[J.E.T.S]

I'd lick that IG bytch smooth up the crack of her ass

 

[flea]

You're a flea from Mexico, your opinion of me doesn't matter.

I guarantee you got selfies with the puppy Snapchat filter on your phone

 

[Rhapscallion Démone]

I guarantee you got selfies with the puppy Snapchat filter on your phone

Of course #DogSet :Dogglass:

 

[Black_Panther_JS]

It’s all bad, idc bout culture or whatever other justifications

It’s all cool to see girls doin that til it’s your daughter then you wanna call it bad

 

[Gold]

I'm Nigerian, even old ladies shake they ass when they dance. That's just how our women dance, with their hips and acss.

I dont have the some hangups as some of ya'll do but its absolutely cultural.

 

[010101]

fools is straight hunching & dry humping ha*

 

[Virtuous_Brotha]

Well it is in our current societal standards it just is what it is, i'm sure you wouldn't want your daughter dancing like that