50 Cent weighed in on female rappers in the game and said he’s over the sexual songs flooding the industry.
“I just want somebody to break [through] that is not trying to sell some box. I just need one,” he told Michael Perry, adding that the direction in which female rap is heading is “damaging female culture.”
Some of the hottest female rappers out right now often rely on their sexuality to sell, including Sexyy Red, Latto, Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi B.
50 days back, at the height of his solo music career, rappers used innuendo instead of just laying it all on the table.
“I was doing ‘Candy Shop’ and ‘Magic Stick,’ like metaphors for sexual experiences. They are flat-out saying the experience in the music now,” he added.
This week, Sexxy Red addressed the critics.
“I think y’all [are] some haters. I think y’all don’t want y’all b-tch to shine because y’all [are] insecure,” Sexyy Red told XXL, later adding, “It’s not a problem when y’all do it, but y’all [are] stealing our style. [Why is it] wrong when we do it?”
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