Pardison Fontaine was feeling extra h**** for Cardis verse

no

Yes I find it to be empowering

It’s the best song I’ve ever heard

miss clam you are 17 you must remain pure, please close your eyes and ears

It’s empowering to Women because of the constant double standard they go through. Women are seen as vile and dirty for making tracks and videos like this, meanwhile men do the same and it’s normal. Snoop saying “bitches and s*** but hoes and tricks” didn’t get as much backlash as this video has gotten and that should tell you what time it is.

I know this isn’t your point OP but it’s crazy to me how many people are hating on this song. Rap is filled with misogyny but of course people gotta blast women when they do it. It ain’t my thing of course because that’s not my demographic but I’m not gonna hate from the sidelines

tbh i think most tracks this vulgar receive the same amount of backlash at the artists for being vile/dirty, the difference to me comes when people use their problems with a song like this to spread negative and harmful things about female rappers/women in hip hop, black women, and women in general

Lil Kim already did this with Big Momma Thing

my spirit animal

Does it have to be? Song just hard (general consensus)

Why cant women just make fun songs lol tour fav rapper rap bout putting his d*** so far down a girl throat and noone bats an eye

I don’t feel empowered hearing anyone else saying anything on a song

"gratuitousness"

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It makes woman feel like bad b****es who cares if it's empowering to you. this discourse is tired.

His homies watching him lay the demo verse in the studio

Lol its just overhyped and overpromoted by the biggest female acts. I doubt it's still talked about 2 weeks from now.

Two attractive and talented artists came together to make a hit. They advertised the explicit nature of the song and video as a hook. It worked.Treating music like it has some political significance is a great marketing campaign. Controversy sells.

I find it hard to care as much as people do. It's a cool summer song. CupcakKe already pushed the boundaries of s***rap. This is just pop catching up.

need an edit of this with ben shapiro, jordan peterson and sargon of akkad

no lol, but not sure that matters

No rap has been empowering from anyone like nicki, cardi, meg etc

I'ma just say it

Would rather hear female r&b singers talk sexual than female rappers

Example: p**** fairy - jhene