he has one of them voices thts just not for me

KTT Misogynistic Squad really quick that first page is a cringe fest

Open Mike Eagle grew up like a lot of rappers usually do but he went to a relatively nice high school and went to college which I think are the formative years for why a lot of rappers have the attitude towards women that they have.

Yeah there is definitely truth that women love hearing that s*** too considering the biggest female rappers atm literally are the ones saying b**** the most and basically promoting that misogynistic side in rap culture. But in terms of its origination in rap and why it still remains such a pivotal talking point, I think it is just that nature of someone who came from nothing and was looked at as s***, to all of a sudden have money and women completely changing their stance on you. That s*** definitely encourages that kind of talking point.

Biggest hoes on Earth are men

BuT WOmeN lOvE geTTiNg caLLEd b****eS

I hear you, it definitely took me a bit of getting used to as well

Why do people keep asking this question when rappers literally deal with hoes wanting them for one thing

He's right. As much as I love and respect women, I also can't help but catch the holy ghost to songs like Pimps by 8 Ball & MJG or Kurupt's verse on XXplosive reciting each lyric with as much emotion as the artists.

It's strange, because while I know it's wrong and I'll never say nor treat women in such a manner, I don't even agree with the lyrics and the themes within these kinda songs. But in a weird sense, it feels good.

But then comes the conundrum where women also love and sing along to these tracks and misogynistic rappers. So it's like...we are all aware that it's demeaning to women and f***ed up. But we, both male and female still celebrate to music like that.

I guess the case can be made that "It's just music" however we see the music spill into real life attitudes frequently as well. And it can't "just be music", these views and concepts have to come from a place of experience or a place of anger.

With all this being said, I do wish that hip-hop would stop being the poster child of misogyny. It's complete bullshit. Metal, rock, country all have glaring issues with misogyny. I feel like it gets thrown on hip-hop more as a means to vilify it as it is black art/culture.

It's all power fantasy. End of the day. Men like having power, men like to flex examples of having power. Whether that be stealing women from other men, f***ing the most women, or just treating women bad. When male artists make their music, more often than not, you will hear them degrade women in one manner or another. It's a means to show dominance and reinforce that dominance.

Did I said hoe or b****

his album is about the project buildings he grew up in getting destroyed lol wtf

He grew up in the projects till he was 13. Then he went to a magnet school in the west side and went to college. My point is he didn't end up really being in an environment that made him think of women in such a way because he wasn't at that age.

Lmao

U kno why

@RVI

I respect him for his art, but he’s definitely the type of artist that Rap Critic heralds as a goat.

nah, he doesnt even rap fast

yall ktt dweebs pick the strangest hills to die on man s*** never stops being mind blowing

Hip-hop is mostly dudes. Dudes with inflated egos to boot.

virgins bragging about how much p**** they get on ktt

whats this loser way of thinking

women are hoes, men are hoes, it aint exclusive to one gender

I said b****es you illiterate ass clown