When I think of grown & sexy in the modern age, I be thinking of Payroll Giovanni & Armani Caesar. Specifically the former, he is the epitome of smooth.

Feel like people just need to be more aware of the crowd of clubs they are going to and what the DJ that night typically spins or even the theme for the night.

I know plenty spots where the setlist is songs like the ones in OP and they be packed with like 99% black people lol

afrobeats is the new era of this feeling

Male new gen rappers don't care about being "sexy" because they are all rapists

Female rappers talk about sucking d*** in every single song they do.

Can confirm

Are you skunked?

Nah I agree actually just wanted to say that.

No, it’s the mainstream depiction of masculinity rn

Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran

imagine trash like Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Gunna and Travis Scott making songs like these lmaoo
they are just not capable of making feel good music because they are all d***ged out pieces of s***

That's a bar tbh.

Classic OG KTT meme.

Honestly, sexy/love songs with warm vibes seemed to have declined across the board to even Pop and R&B music.

I think the whole "toxic relatability" trend is what's causing it. People don't like the fantasy of sexy/romantic love anymore and dudes are afraid of getting accused of simping.

That ugly ass nigga worrying about sexiness.

The problem isn't that they're doing d****, it's that they're doing the wrong ones. Too many downers, not enough uppers

That’s not true only dusty ass niggas that got sent to the store for everyone says this dumb ass s***.

That boy sharp!

Drake

Sexy Redd

If you live in nyc you know this is not true at all lmfao.

R&B nights some of the best functions but also

GO TO CLUBS THAT DONT DO BOTTLE SERVICE (as a dj, ive seen that bs kill off dancing in real time replacing it with clout chasing)

I s2g y'all stan for the corniest aspects of the 2000s

"For the ladies" tracks were always corny because it's like men trying to write dialogue for women in novels. We don't need any more softbro h**** cheeseball pop rap. Sometimes, like with anything, that sound stuck the landing, but well over 99% of the time it was cynical radio fodder that was just pedantic and chauvinistic.

How about just let women make sexy rap music that doesn't involve them p***ifying themselves?