To shut up all the men complaining.
Eat My Pussy
Search the terms"women rapper" or"female rap" on Twitter and, looking past the stan culture, you'll find an assortment of disparaging tweets disguised as 'hot takes,' unjustly comparing women to their peers and predecessors and perpetuating the idea that women rappers should tone down their sensuality.
But women unapologetically rapping about how they split, flip and spit is an aspect of hip-hop culture that should never die. Whether a song details experience with sex work or celebrates a risqué rendezvous, every bar matters. Women who choose to rhyme explicitly endure being cast as lazy stereotypes, but the choice to reclaim their identity as both human and sexual, not deviant or barbaric, is a powerful one.
It was Salt-N-Pepa, the first female rap group to reach gold or platinum status, who brought a refreshing sound and image to hip-hop in the late 1980s. Sporting spandex and gold chains, Salt-N-Pepa pushed female-driven, sex positive messages through their music. With songs such as"Push It,""Salt-N-Pepa empowered women to be demanding, bold and defiant in a genre often pushing the opposite agenda.
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