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Topic	Which most closely describes your feelings towards WAP (song)?
SRR Capdown 03/19/21 11:50:32 AM #42:	TheCodeisBosco posted... WAP is absolutely self-aware. Great song that injected fun and humor into arguably the bleakest part of the pandemic. I wouldn't exactly call it a "feminist icon," though - just entertaining. I honestly can't say, as I've genuinely not heard it, but if it's self aware, then it's got to be somewhat of a commentary on the double standards of the songs content. If not, I feel like it's become iconic after the fact as, even in this topic, it showcases the double standards and hypocrisy of what people are fine with in pop music and hip hop. How many ultra graphic songs have charted from the males perspective where no one batted an eyelid? --- Fire Bucket <cite>SRR Capdown posted [p:951882705] in Which most... [t:79357040]...</cite> <quote>TheCodeisBosco posted... </cite> <quote>WAP is absolutely self-aware. Great song that injected fun and humor into arguably the bleakest part of the pandemic. I wouldn't exactly call it a "feminist icon," though - just entertaining.</quote> I honestly can't say, as I've genuinely not heard it, but if it's self aware, then it's got to be somewhat of a commentary on the double standards of the songs content. If not, I feel like it's become iconic after the fact as, even in this topic, it showcases the double standards and hypocrisy of what people are fine with in pop music and hip hop. How many ultra graphic songs have charted from the males perspective where no one batted an eyelid? --- Fire Bucket</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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