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Megan Thee Stallion Feels Like It's Her Job to Offend 'Emotionally Ignorant' Men

I know I'm not everywhere on the board like I used to be but where are the threads about black male rappers and their problematic lyrics and how they influence the kids or whatever detrimental shit y'all try to use against Meg, cardi, etc..

Without searching,I can think of at least 3 (there are more) threads about Lil Nas X and his trolling. Y'all wanna discuss that from here to Bolivia though.

Why can't ya'll ever be honest about y'all's intent when having these discussions? Whatever threads y'all make about male rappers usually are about goofy shit they've said or done that have nothing to do with the lyrics y'all gladly quote on the daily.

But y'all get mortified and got all kinds of heat for grown ass women who rap about getting fucked.
 
mryounggun said:
Does Meg not make hip hop music?
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She does. What's your point? Last I checked, she was celebrated for her sexually explicit song not dragged into court and almost banned like 2 Live Crew.

The question was why aren't black men criticized on here for they're music and my answer was and still is "...because they've already been demonized for it everywhere else."
 
The Lonious Monk said:
She does. What's your point? Last I checked, she was celebrated for her sexually explicit song not dragged into court and almost banned like 2 Live Crew.

The question was why aren't black men criticized on here for they're music and my answer was and still is "...because they've already been demonized for it everywhere else."
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Haven't all rappers both male and female benefited from the court case against 2LC?

I don't understand your point. Could you elaborate?
 
The Lonious Monk said:
She does. What's your point? Last I checked, she was celebrated for her sexually explicit song not dragged into court and almost banned like 2 Live Crew.

The question was why aren't black men criticized on here for they're music and my answer was and still is "...because they've already been demonized for it everywhere else."
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You could say the same for Black female rappers too..
 
The Lonious Monk said:
She does. What's your point? Last I checked, she was celebrated for her sexually explicit song not dragged into court and almost banned like 2 Live Crew.

The question was why aren't black men criticized on here for they're music and my answer was and still is "...because they've already been demonized for it everywhere else."
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Black women are demonized for their...everything...everywhere else. And yet, here we are, on ABW, doing the same thing.

What else ya got?

Actually, don't even bother. We both see what's happening here. Peace.
 
AP2.0 said:
Haven't all rappers both male and female benefited from the court case against 2LC?

I don't understand your point. Could you elaborate?
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That's way missing the point. He said Megan is a Hip Hop artist as if she's been treated the same as most of the guys making the music. She hasn't. At the end of the day, black men have been criticized for the negativity in rap for decades now. It's disingenuous to act like there is some double standard there because you don't see a ton of topics on ABW about a subject that has been done to death and beyond.

BlackRain said:
You could say the same for Black female rappers too..
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What? No. Come on now. Let's not start telling obvious untruths here. Women rappers have not been criticized to anywhere near the degree that male rappers have. Again, a lot of the time, women rappers get praised for the same shit that male rappers get bashed for.

Ya'll trippin. If you don't think Megan should be bashed for the music she makes, fine. I don't either, but to act like there is some double standard here and that black men haven't been criticized and bashed for the music they make is ridiculous.
 
The Lonious Monk said:
That's way missing the point. He said Megan is a Hip Hop artist as if she's been treated the same as most of the guys making the music. She hasn't. At the end of the day, black men have been criticized for the negativity in rap for decades now. It's disingenuous to act like there is some double standard there because you don't see a ton of topics on ABW about a subject that has been done to death and beyond.



What? No. Come on now. Let's not start telling obvious untruths here. Women rappers have not been criticized to anywhere near the degree that male rappers have. Again, a lot of the time, women rappers get praised for the same shit that male rappers get bashed for.

Ya'll trippin. If you don't think Megan should be bashed for the music she makes, fine. I don't either, but to act like there is some double standard here and that black men haven't been criticized and bashed for the music they make is ridiculous.
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Well, I'll keep the discussion limited to abw since this is where most of my non irl interaction occurs.

But where are the threads about the male rappers and their troublesome lyrics on this site?
 
The Lonious Monk said:
That's way missing the point. He said Megan is a Hip Hop artist as if she's been treated the same as most of the guys making the music. She hasn't. At the end of the day, black men have been criticized for the negativity in rap for decades now. It's disingenuous to act like there is some double standard there because you don't see a ton of topics on ABW about a subject that has been done to death and beyond.



What? No. Come on now. Let's not start telling obvious untruths here. Women rappers have not been criticized to anywhere near the degree that male rappers have. Again, a lot of the time, women rappers get praised for the same shit that male rappers get bashed for.

Ya'll trippin. If you don't think Megan should be bashed for the music she makes, fine. I don't either, but to act like there is some double standard here and that black men haven't been criticized and bashed for the music they make is ridiculous.
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Yeah people don't bash women rappers for talking about sex, dressing a certain way, having explicit lyrics while also bashing them for being boring and not getting naked enough. Nobody says things like "if she not naked I don't care what she's talking about". Nah nobody says that stuff about women rappers at all. Speaking specifically to Meg niggas haven't spent the past year and change making jokes about her being masculine because she's not petite and demure at all. Nope never seen any of that
 
AP2.0 said:
Well, I'll keep the discussion limited to abw since this is where most of my non irl interaction occurs.

But where are the threads about the male rappers and their troublesome lyrics on this site?
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I don't know that I've ever seen a thread made specifically to address the troublesome lyrics of male rappers, but we have had threads where troublesome lyrics became a topic. For example, we've had several discussions about how fucked up it is that these rappers keep using their music to promote and push street beefs. This thread did not start off being about Meg's troublesome lyircs. That's just where the conversation led. It's no different.

BlackRain said:
Yeah people don't bash women rappers for talking about sex, dressing a certain way, having explicit lyrics while also bashing them for being boring and not getting naked enough. Nobody says things like "if she not naked I don't care what she's talking about". Nah nobody says that stuff about women rappers at all. Speaking specifically to Meg niggas haven't spent the past year and change making jokes about her being masculine because she's not petite and demure at all. Nope never seen any of that
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lol Really bruh. So now you just going to conflate everything said about female rappers as if it's the same thing. We're talking specifically about the negative aspects of the music. Some nigga saying he thinks women rappers are boring or aren't interesting unless they are half naked might be fucked up things to say, but it's not what is being discussed. Or at least it's not what I'm discussing.

And no, people don't make those other criticisms about women rappers to the same degree that they do about male rappers. If you're going to get on here and lie about that, have at it, but I see no point in discussing blatant untruths.
 
The Lonious Monk said:
I don't know that I've ever seen a thread made specifically to address the troublesome lyrics of male rappers, but we have had threads where troublesome lyrics became a topic. For example, we've had several discussions about how fucked up it is that these rappers keep using their music to promote and push street beefs. This thread did not start off being about Meg's troublesome lyircs. That's just where the conversation led. It's no different.



lol Really bruh. So now you just going to conflate everything said about female rappers as if it's the same thing. We're talking specifically about the negative aspects of the music. Some nigga saying he thinks women rappers are boring or aren't interesting unless they are half naked might be fucked up things to say, but it's not what is being discussed. Or at least it's not what I'm discussing.

And no, people don't make those other criticisms about women rappers to the same degree that they do about male rappers. If you're going to get on here and lie about that, have at it, but I see no point in discussing blatant untruths.
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You said women rappers get praised for the same things male rappers get bashed for an I presented the counters to that..

If you wanna speak about the negative aspects of their music that gets criticized then just go back one summer ago when Meg and Cardi released WAP and all the fans who have no problem bumping male rappers talking about endless groupies and fucking all of a sudden became puritan church group leaders concerned about the children being exposed to sexually explicit lyrics and videos. The shit was literally being discussed on national news outlets and had politicians commenting on it. Or is that not a high enough level of criticism?
 
AP2.0 said:
I know I'm not everywhere on the board like I used to be but where are the threads about black male rappers and their problematic lyrics and how they influence the kids or whatever detrimental shit y'all try to use against Meg, cardi, etc..

Without searching,I can think of at least 3 (there are more) threads about Lil Nas X and his trolling. Y'all wanna discuss that from here to Bolivia though.

Why can't ya'll ever be honest about y'all's intent when having these discussions? Whatever threads y'all make about male rappers usually are about goofy shit they've said or done that have nothing to do with the lyrics y'all gladly quote on the daily.

But y'all get mortified and got all kinds of heat for grown ass women who rap about getting fucked.
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You should be a pioneer and make those threads then my friend. A lot of mess in our community are at the fault of black men who are sheep and lack standards.

I literally JUST JOINED this forum on Friday and I’m already noticing certain patterns with threads and posts that I see here…

Theres a lot of fuckery with black men in our community, especially the BS conscious community which are full of frauds and simp niggas who think everyone is a “King/Queen”. In reality those dudes are just selling a dream and are full of contradictions..

I’m 31 years old so maybe I see things different because I wasn’t raised in the social media world. I come from a time when it was OK to label people based on their associations. No harsh judgement was needed, just an understanding on who people were and where they were coming from. If you were a whore, you were simply a whore. Growing up in Brooklyn I met and KNEW women who would PROUDLY say that they were whores. They were making their money with no shame. Now if I called a regular working chick a whore then that would be a different story. See what I mean? You can blame 90’s rap music for that. Cause niggas was calling EVERY woman a whore and rappers were giving real whores a bad name lol

The shit you see today wasn’t normal 15 years ago. Onlyfans? That shit would’ve been illegal in 2005. I remember when Nelly made Tip Drill and niggas was ready to shut down BET lol

And strippers? You can blame T-Pain and Drake for making it cool to fall in love with strippers. It was the bartenders niggas used to try to holla at not the dancers…times have changed and that’s cool. But definitions shouldn’t.

Nowadays everyone is sensitive and plays “pick & choose” in regards to their beliefs and who they like. And social media makes it SO EASY to manipulate what we see much worse than tv…
 
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