Women can most certainly rap well, the problem is its easier to make money off sexualizing them and using them to sell makeup, clothes and sexy lifestyles. The labels make mire money off that than actually heading what women have to say. It's sad. It's nit all but the ones who shine go that route
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Women can most certainly rap as well as the men, but for some reason they choose not to
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Closeted men a rather admire a dude doing what they can’t, as opposed to respecting a woman’s craft. Which a lot of times be better than most men.
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The way I see it’s like this. Most men who listen HipHop will not listen female rappers unless they’re open-minded and will listen to anything as long as its rap. Even then they would rather listen to a female rapper who rap like their male counterparts like a Rapsody or a Jean Grae. Most women won’t listen to rap unless it’s mainstream and this is mainly because they can’t resonate with the music because most of it tends to be masculine. Obviously there’s female HipHop heads but I’m not talking about them. So by sexualizing themselves they’re able to appeal to both markets who wouldn’t listen them. The men tune into their music videos and IG posts because they are horny. The women and the gay men tune into their music because they resonate with them. I think most of them beyond their appearance rap well enough and it’s no mystery to why people genuinely like their music but the sex appeal boosts their popularity to a whole new level.
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I just find it odd how rappers who happen to be female get overlooked for talking about the same exact shit from a female perspective. Most of the time the men who find a problem with this type of music have no problem hearing a man brag about his junk and all the women he’s been with. Women have been dominating the hip hop scene lately and only just recently did Kendrick bring the spotlight back on to the men in hip hop
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Cause much like the mean who push certain material and subjects, it's just a lot of them are doing too much both men and women. The industry, radio/streaming and fans don't show enough love to the lyrical females that do exist and deserve more shine. Example: Rapsody from my home state of NC but she will never see stardom cause she won't Sexualize herself.
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Sandlord
Why do people hate modern-day female rappers?
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