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people need to grow up

it feels quite obvious but will state it anyway... Hip-Hop historically has been a male dominated genre and any women who have come through have often been criticised for their oversexualised images (Lil Kim, Khia, Trina) and often receive persecutions for such.. they are not seen as their male equals but fall under the male gaze. There's that Lil Kim lyric in 'Can't Hold Us Down' "If you look back in history / The guy gets all the glory the more he can score / While the girl can do the same and yet you call her a whore." It feels quite like a rejuviniation that two black women have come out with a sexually liberated song in 2020, with such history behind them and for some white, pop star to take credit for it. I can see why Cardi was upset as Madonna's journey in the music industry is very different to someone like Cardi's

i don't think she had a choice in the manner... spotify blacklisted her after she gave Apple Music the album.

A lot of mainstream is very "hybrid" against trans rights (BBC for example pictures trans rights in a debate). GB News, Daily Mail and TalkTV are very right wing.

thatd be so sad if true... however might explain why she was quite quiet on the promo front for her last 4 albums

we'll get 2 songs, super bowl and then she'll return to avon

i wonder if rihanna's comeback also has put this back a week...

2 weeks on the chart!!!!!!

hopefully hes headed to jail...

more like local press couldn't be arsed to go to a press event for a music video. amazing how she holds a m&g for fans in the US but didn't meet any of them who she gave tickets to her royal albert show lol

when i first heard it i didn't hear the whole context so thought it was just a random pulled out lyric

i agree about A Little Too Late tbh. Jessie Where & i are v. similiar it seems

i honestly can't get the lyric "karma is a cat" out of my head

i don't think she likes Last night on Earth... it was requested heavily during her show(s) and she didn't do it

bland and forgettable

this is disgraceful! also... grime? lol

DWABH

its still so interesting that Beautiful was gonna be the 1st single...

i'm curious if she owns the music she recorded under a label...

focus era is back

WAP, the song Madonna refers to, is literally a song about black female liberation

it's so difficult to gage.. i dont think she took anything away from the Boyz debacle

her talent is unmatched... she truly is a victim of label interference. i do find it funny that everyone says "she should do more music like Wave" If it were a hit she would.

do you think she meant 'wannabe' as her fave? (though maybe not as she's not on it)

video games was horrendous so i'm not sure why anyone considers that a highlight.