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  • Jun 18, 2021
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    Tyler1999

    Also @Danhust why you so mad at someone being feminine*?

    It's just a way of describing him. But the feminization of men in rap is obvious tho. Just look at ex rapper MGK, Little Pimp, the vampire, Kid Cudi, Yachty. And I'm probably forgetting someone.

  • Jun 18, 2021
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    Danhust

    It's just a way of describing him. But the feminization of men in rap is obvious tho. Just look at ex rapper MGK, Little Pimp, the vampire, Kid Cudi, Yachty. And I'm probably forgetting someone.

    what abt them?

  • Jun 18, 2021
    Tyler1999

    Mf thats EA

    Like I said? Read it again

  • Jun 18, 2021
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    Tyler1999

    what abt them?

    It's self explanatory if you've been seeing recent pics of them.

  • Water Giver đź’§
    Jun 18, 2021
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    Danhust

    It's self explanatory if you've been seeing recent pics of them.

    I think he's asking why is it such a problem or bothers you so much if true lol

  • Jun 18, 2021
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    Danhust

    It's self explanatory if you've been seeing recent pics of them.

    Lmaoo it’s aggrevating when people don’t wanna acknowledge that this has been a thing for the past ten years whether you feel like it’s good bad or indifferent to it

  • Jun 18, 2021
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    Water Giver

    I think he's asking why is it such a problem or bothers you so much if true lol

    Why is the most influential subculture to the warrior class of black youth the guinea pig for that type of s***

    No problem with alternative lifestyles but it can be acknowledged that hip hop has gotten more effeminate

  • Jun 18, 2021
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    Water Giver

    I think he's asking why is it such a problem or bothers you so much if true lol

    Yeah idgi who cares ?

  • Jun 18, 2021
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    Tyler1999

    Yeah idgi who cares ?

    Black men who are gonna raise kids that are probably gonna be significantly influenced by hip hop/rap by the time they reach adolescence

    And if Carti and Uzi are the tame versions….lol

  • Jun 18, 2021
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    user

    Lmaoo it’s aggrevating when people don’t wanna acknowledge that this has been a thing for the past ten years whether you feel like it’s good bad or indifferent to it

    What are you talking about? this isn't new nor is it something worth mentioning. Its just because of raps image in the 90s, so rappers couldn't do s*** like that but look at the rockstars from 70s wearing makeup and wigs and s***. Its not a new thing at all.

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  • Jun 18, 2021
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    user

    Black men who are gonna raise kids that are probably gonna be significantly influenced by hip hop/rap by the time they reach adolescence

    And if Carti and Uzi are the tame versions….lol

    He mentioned MGK so I don't think thats the case with him but even if it was what negative influence does Uzi wearing a womans shirt have on your kids life?

  • Jun 18, 2021
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    Tyler1999

    What are you talking about? this isn't new nor is it something worth mentioning. Its just because of raps image in the 90s, so rappers couldn't do s*** like that but look at the rockstars from 70s wearing makeup and wigs and s***. Its not a new thing at all.

    Carti poking his lips out and damn near twerking on stage or Uzi putting on the sassy act doing the shoulder s*** is not something they got from the 70’s or even Busta and Andre like someone is inevitably Gonna bring up

  • Water Giver đź’§
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    user

    Why is the most influential subculture to the warrior class of black youth the guinea pig for that type of s***

    No problem with alternative lifestyles but it can be acknowledged that hip hop has gotten more effeminate

    Yeah but thats on the rappers and or team, n half these dudes genuinely seem like they into that s*** like trippie n uzi. Its mainly their pop punk inspo & love. A lot of these niggas music is pop punk rap, it goes beyond just the clothes.

    You can find it weird or not like it yeah, but letting it bother you so much & constantly is also weird imo.

    A lot of it is what they grew up on or envied tbh.

  • Jun 18, 2021
    user

    Carti poking his lips out and damn near twerking on stage or Uzi putting on the sassy act doing the shoulder s*** is not something they got from the 70’s or even Busta and Andre like someone is inevitably Gonna bring up

    Yeah carti a whole weirdo with the vampire and fangs and s*** idrk whats going on with him tbh but the shoulder roll not feminine at all thats a classic dance move now

  • rappers who had 2 years of mainstream fame are being called legends

  • Water Giver đź’§
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    Btw i dont like most of the "pop punk rappers" either.

    But its because of their music, i hate actual pop punk as well, & a lot of that style of Rap attitude n clothing stems from that too.

  • Jun 18, 2021
    Water Giver

    Btw i dont like most of the "pop punk rappers" either.

    But its because of their music, i hate actual pop punk as well, & a lot of that style of Rap attitude n clothing stems from that too.

  • Jun 18, 2021
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    Tyler1999

    He mentioned MGK so I don't think thats the case with him but even if it was what negative influence does Uzi wearing a womans shirt have on your kids life?

    Before we strawman simply acknowledging it by asking a question like that I think it’s more appropriate to ask WHY hip hop has undergone those changes under the past ten years

    But to answer your question rap is very influential to black youth and the same way I wanted red pants or two lines in my haircut as a jit because of Wayne and Kanye, you may have kids subtly/subconsciously acting feminine because that’s the “wave”

    It affects grown men so how wouldn’t it affect kids

    Next question of course is “what’s wrong with that” lol

  • Jun 18, 2021

    music in general is just meh

    I takes longer to find great among all the trash. That’s fine not everyone can be great. You gotta lot of McDonald’s but only a few 5 stars in the rap game. Sometimes McDonald’s is good tho...

    I have that same sentiment op is talking about when it comes to pop and house music....same s*** different day

  • Jun 18, 2021
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    Water Giver

    Yeah but thats on the rappers and or team, n half these dudes genuinely seem like they into that s*** like trippie n uzi. Its mainly their pop punk inspo & love. A lot of these niggas music is pop punk rap, it goes beyond just the clothes.

    You can find it weird or not like it yeah, but letting it bother you so much & constantly is also weird imo.

    A lot of it is what they grew up on or envied tbh.

    That era had stuff like dying their hair or painting their nails. Rappers leave their house now with Cardi or RosalĂ­a nails. And then wear their wife's sunday dress on SNL.

  • Jun 18, 2021
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    Danhust

    It's just a way of describing him. But the feminization of men in rap is obvious tho. Just look at ex rapper MGK, Little Pimp, the vampire, Kid Cudi, Yachty. And I'm probably forgetting someone.

    MGK is f***ing Megan Fox, and Playboi Carti is f***ing Iggy Azalea while your toxic masculinity headass still jacks off into a sock sooooooo