I mean yeah that tends to happen when the latter is what 99.9% of audience hears and see. I could go ask 10 women right now if they know Rhapsody and MAYBE two of them would know her meanwhile they all would know the latter... Please stop being disingenuous, y'all always on that 'bu bu but what about' crap when these discussions take place.
Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread
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Now that you mention it, I ****** with da brat. And that first Missy album is a classic. I actually bought that, but she was singing on there and doing a lot of outside the box stuff.
I'm not even really tryna judge these new females for their content or their image or if the music is good or not. I think they should continue doing their thing. Its just as a male, im not personally tryna listen to it lol. Can't relate. Can't be impressed with a bar when it's about poppin ***** or finessin dudes. It's weird to try to vibe to that imo.
The other aspect is, and somebody brought up men writing for these women, a lot of it just too aggressive and masculine. It's offputting. Maybe I'm sexist or patriarchal or whatever lol, but I'm avoiding loud, aggressive, masculine females in any setting.
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See this is another thing i don't get. I hear this come up a lot in these discussions. Playing music I dislike because it'll keep the women you're with happy is kinda lame, borderline simpish. When I was outchea, the **** gonna listen to what we listening to otherwise you can leave and listen to Drake on your way home if that's what you want.
But then again, in those days the chicks didn't really listen to rap music like that, and if they did it was usually some mainstream pop male rapper they thought was cute. Wasn't too many if any female rappers in a lot of that era, chicks wasn't pressed to hear the new eve or Lil kim.
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I love how they bridging the gap w/ the new star in the making.
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I don't know how to respond to these lawsuits. Anybody can sue. This isn't like DeShaun Watson where it was 300 chicks coming forward in different parts of the country or creepy *** Russell.
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I give a fair shot to anybody simply being a rap fan (except Saweetie and Tekashi). I mess with Meg simply being form Houston, but I’m waiting on her to consistently jump on beats I want to hear (Bigger In Texas and Southside Royalty Freestyles are some examples). Sexyy Red is a terrible rapper than has a charm about her, and gets a lot of good production so I can listen to her here and there. Reminds me of La Chat and Gangsta Boo, just raunchy **** over nice beats. I was kind of impressed by Latto’s most recent album, that was my first time listening to a full project from her. She can really rap (though I do feel like Drake or somebody in Drake’s camp wrote several of her songs). That was a good intro to her for anyone that’s never given her a shot. Glorilla’s album was nice too. It actually had a theme and let you know there’s more behind her than just FNF/TGIF type music. She’ll be the one to bring CMG out their cold streak right now. Armani Caesar has two really good albums. She’s basically a less animated Nicki (thankfully) over mostly boom bap style beats, which automatically makes her difgeeemt than anybody else. Prodigy’s daughter Santana Fox is pretty nice too. Sounds like late career Prodigy. Che Noir is the best out of all these women though and should be talked about as much as they bring up Rapsody
and I think Rapsody always gets brought up in a disingenuous way in reference to female rap.Always that the extreme anti-female rap stuff has been weird for awhile, cause there’s various men in rap that people are fans of who sound more feminine than actual female rappers. All that whining and squealing, I know there’s some consistent Uzi, Young Thug, Playboi Carti and NBA Youngboy fans in here
In previous eras, it was easier to listen to female rap cause a lot of them came up in crews, so they were easily identifiable alongside the men. Eve (probably my all time favorite female rapper) had Ruff Ryders, Gangsta Boo and La Chat with Three 6, Kim with Biggie/Bad Boy, Remy with Terror Squad, Rah Digga with Flipmode, etc. That also helped them have consistent production. The majority of current women are coming up by themselves. Glorilla, Che Noir, and Armani Caesar seem to be the only ones coming up with crews.
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Puff's sons don't know about the booty goons
and if they know more information about Puff and his sons. This could really backfire
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WASHED KING
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Women rappers are dominating with the club hits for the most part, I mean you still got a few male rappers that are in the fold too like Future, Bossman Dlow , Cash Cobain but a lot of male rappers not making the women dance.
When I go out I want to be around the women dancing, not sitting in a corner listening to "bars". Idc about substance on Friday and Saturday night, we're on pure degeneracy in our 20's play that new Glo and Sexxy Redd.
Once again, I'm not hopping in the whip on the way to work playing it
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Damn
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Yikes
Get Top on the phone...
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Le$ one of the most consistent. I wish he would have released gourmet during the summer
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it seems like she's going through what SZA was going through but SZA had the numbers to back it up.
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I feel like SZA was “willing to play ball” in a sense. Upgraded the body(no matter how you/I feel about it, upgrade), dropped a good album, and ran with it. She boosted her commercial appeal before droppin.
I always thought smash through SZA’s early works. Now it’s “yeah, she can ruin my life if that’s what it takes”.
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My guy stop typing just to type. You literally responded to a post of mine where I said more of you all (and more people in general) need to listen to Rhap.
You can tell when some folks just learned a new word.
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Can’t wait to see Sza on that SB stage!
Massive yams
Massive yams
OkMy guy stop typing just to type. You literally responded to a post of mine where I said more of you all (and more people in general) need to listen to Rhap.
You can tell when some folks just learned a new word.
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Almost done with the Tyler album. I respect the musical sounds and production. The content was really good too. However I can only take his rap voice in doses. Been like that for me since he debuted. But I appreciate the creativity. I'm getting old, but damn man can we bring back features list? I don't know who the hell I'm listening to in the songs half the time.
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They Usually Update The Features A Few Days After Release. It's A Way To Get People To Listen Fully Without Just Going To The Track With *Insert Big Name Artist*
