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Ben Shapiro reads the lyrics to Cardi B & Megan Thee Stallion's WAP while engaging in 90s era hip-hop moral panic
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maybe he should read some Led Zeppelin or Rolling Stones lyrics on his show if he is that concerned about this type of thing
I wouldn't have known this song even existed were it not for reactionaries like Shapiro signal boosting it.
Powerful black women owning their sexuality.
It makes them all manner of uncomfy and racist. But mostly racist.
What's so funny about this is that he's kind of right at the end but just doesn't get it. Yeah, this shit is what feminists fight for (among other things, naturally). Sure it's vulgar and crass, but men have been making over the top sexual hip-hop since 2 Live Crew. Vulgarity when referencing men having promiscuous sex and pleasing countless women is totally acceptable but heaven forbid a woman own her sexuality and talk about her pussy the way men brag about their dicks.
Cardi can't even come close to touching his clicks. That fucker is most of the top ten performing things on facebook, daily.
This is actually hilarious content out of context. But the context of this being Ben Shapiro, a white supremacist apologist shithead trying to make an argument about feminism to his audience of chauvinist Trump supporting white boys is inescapable.
Move over Cardi and Megan, you've been bested at your own song.
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"This is what feminists fought for" is one of those phrases that uneducated people hear in an argumentative fallacy and think to themselves "wow, that's so true" when in reality it's a statement that means absolutely nothing of substance at all. Critiquing music for being laden with sexual imagery, immorality and profanity comes across as massive pearl clutching in a world where every other country song references alcohol and heterosexual romantic advances of questionable consent.
It's like Ben just can't accept the inconceivable fact that a piece of art wasn't made for his very specific tribe.
It's like Ben just can't accept the inconceivable fact that a piece of art wasn't made for his very specific tribe.
sometimes, what we've really been looking for was right in front of us the whole time.
I imagine he must be miserable. This guy went to Harvard. All of his classmates are probably CEOs, Wall street bankers, or highly paid lawyers, and what does he do? He hangs on out college campuses while being over 30, and whines about Mary Sues in Star Wars. Dude is so incredibly far from any actual power, and you just know that it burns him up inside.