Of all the content CeeLo's worked on and cosigned, this is where he'd draw the lines?

I don't get why people are acting like this is anywhere near as bad as the lyrics in most of what we listen to.

It's explicit, but i don't see how it's morally wrong.

And if a woman does not feel that Cardi and Meg are good role models, more power to them. If they want to instill those values to their kids, that’s fine. If those daughters want to agree with their mother, that’s fine. If they want to dismiss all misogynistic rappers, that’s fine

But if they want to do the opposite, that’s fine too. It’s up to each individual woman to decide what is considered feminist to them

why isn't sexuality an answer?

you still continue to not give us what qualifies to you as an expression, we can't give you an answer until you give us your obviously very specific qualifications

That doesn’t mean it isn’t expression tho

But I’d blame the industry more than the individual....like what’s Cardi gonna do, her old job was a stripper

You talking about lean specifically. Not pill popping. White boys ain’t sipping lean since the 80s. Idk who lied to you.

How the f*** you gone tell me I live here?

So you’re just gonna dismiss everything else?

if we think art imitates life (or life imitates art?), we've got a lot more to be worried about than Wet Ass P****

What are people worried about. that people are gonna f*** more? Like there's literally nothing morally wrong with this

It is an answer its just not one you wanna hear so you're trying to invalidate it.

On God this Nadia Bwoy user is a white boy

This is just wrong. Historically speaking it's bullocks.

He’s right but no one cares at the end of the day. This thought process could also be applied to male artist and the perpetuation of certain stereotypes on that end but again, no one wants to have this convo so it ultimately doesn’t matter

Who?

And in poverty pimps and d*** dealers exist, some who get a lot of money.

ATCQ
Aaliyah
Marvin Gaye
Rocky
Kendrick

He was on the voice

"they're just doing this for money"

So?

You have impoverished black women looking at Cardi B and Megan living through them and having babies by dollar tree versions of Lil Baby and DaBaby all the time. Idk if they think it’s empowering or not at the time but they usually see through the bullshit these artists are selling after they have kids and realize their reality.

All I know is that F*** You song that dropped ages ago

it's hilarious people are more worried about some women being more sexually confident than the content of rapper's like Keef.

There's an argument you shouldn't be criticising either but if we are, WAP isn't the one we should be caring about.

Definitely is a microcosm of a larger convo that’ll be avoided

Yeah I likened the s***for women in rap to the violence of men in rap, (gangsta rap vs thot rap) there's a interesting parallel to draw there for sure.