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Title: Sexyy Red & GloRilla Believe Critics Who Say Female Rap Is ‘Too Sexual’ Are ‘Haters’
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In a recent conversation, Sexyy Red and GloRilla, two prominent female rappers in the hip-hop scene, shared their thoughts on the ongoing debate surrounding the representation of women in rap. The controversy revolves around criticisms aimed at female artists who choose to focus on explicit lyrics and provocative content.
GloRilla, known for her raw, unapologetic style, emphasized that “female rappers can’t be held back by societal expectations.” She further emphasized that these constraints serve as an obstacle for women in the industry. “As a woman, I feel like we have to prove ourselves twice as much as men do. That’s why some of us are more aggressive with our lyrics and visuals – because we’re tired of being silenced.”
Sexyy Red echoed GloRilla’s sentiments, stating that critics who express disdain towards explicit content in female rap are simply “haters.” She believes these criticisms stem from a lack of understanding and an unwillingness to adapt. “People are so used to male rappers talking about sex and violence that when women do the same, they get upset because it challenges their perceptions.”
The pair’s statements are likely to spark debate within the hip-hop community, where gendered expectations continue to influence the way we consume and discuss music.
Source: www.billboard.com
