You are missing the point. He is not f*cking with this & the likes of this texture:
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"All my bytches got real hair chilling with the top down"
Chillin' with the top down because his "b*tch's," hair is flowing in the wind.He is implying a looser texture here.
When does he actually use the phrase "black women" in any of the lyrics?
women was the last time you saw a black woman with natural hair around hereWhen does he actually use the phrase "black women" in any of the lyrics?
I don't see any difference between this song and any other song that is out.The majority of hip-hop/rap is anti-black women.This song was just another means to bash black women.Let's not play stupid, many black women wear weave.This is the same Chris Brown who has the line "You ni*ggas mad cause you fukkin’ with them regular h*s and ain’t none better than my Asian."
@ Some of you so naive to think that is a song to encourage black women to wear their natural hair.Chris Brown isn't f*cking with any women with an afro or kinky hair.
but when they feature a rap video with the mixed girl with her ass out, y'all still crying.Yes because it's impossible to feature a black woman in a rap video without her booty cheeks out. You ever seen Camay by Ghostface?
This is 8th song that sounds like Loyal. CB's producer got the easiest job.
That is reaching. Outside of a few groupies, we don't know, nor should we care who he is fukking. Much less the kinda
women he would casually refer to as "his bytches."
Even if "his bytches" have long hair, he is after all referring to them as "his bytches."
Never said anything about flowing hair, this is all being made up for the sake of talking bad about a bad song. We know
Chris Brown is a POS, but that is the extent of our knowledge.
Every time im on twitter, or reading comments.When do racist ever you the N word? Naw they use thug now. Play dumb brehs!
On the internet? A lotwomen was the last time you saw a black woman with natural hair around here
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It's a reach,okay.
As I'm sure every other anti-black women sentiment in a song is a reach to you.Y'all think everything is a reach.For some reason it is hard for y'all to accept the fact that much of rap songs either directly or indirectly diss black women.It reminds me of how white people act completely oblivious to racists incidents that happen.Me and OTHER black women have these conversations in REAL life.You or no one else is going to convince me everything is just peachy.
It's a reach,okay.
As I'm sure every other anti-black women sentiment in a song is a reach to you.Y'all think everything is a reach.For some reason it is hard for y'all to accept the fact that much of rap songs either directly or indirectly diss black women.It reminds me of how white people act completely oblivious to racists incidents that happen.Me and OTHER black women have these conversations in REAL life.You or no one else is going to convince me everything is just peachy.