Popularity of Misogynistic Rap Among Women/Girls

[fifty-six]

&itches ain’t 8hit

NSFW language

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Another Good Version
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All Girls Prep School
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[PSXer]

@ZipperJJ

Totally something you don’t get in most rock, which has a lot of whiny bitches. .

please don’t use the term “bitches” like that. It is offensive to women

[ZipperJJ]

@PSXer

please don’t use the term “bitches” like that. It is offensive to women

I am talking about the men in “rock”! It might be offensive to female dogs, though.

[OurLordPeace]

@ZipperJJ

I am talking about the men in “rock”! It might be offensive to female dogs, though.

Everyone, here we have a case of reinforcing the patriarchy, through insistence on men’s adherence to masculine gender roles. This is done here by referring to them as “whiny bitches,” a misogynist sentiment if ever there was one.

[ZipperJJ]

@OurLordPeace

Everyone, here we have a case of reinforcing the patriarchy, through insistence on men’s adherence to masculine gender roles. This is done here by referring to them as “whiny bitches,” a misogynist sentiment if ever there was one.

I thought I was employing misandry

[Fotheringay-Phipps]

@even_sven

One can appreciate a description or portrayal of a lifestyle while not actually advocating for it. Do you think everyone who appreciates rap is ok with murder, extreme drug abuse and human trafficking? Does the same also go for, say, Johnny Cash fans?

For many listeners, rap is a portrait of another way of life, and not one they aspire to or embrace.

Would you apply that same logic to White Nationalist music?

[OurLordPeace]

@ZipperJJ

I thought I was employing misandry

That too, possibly.