is that really some behavior that we should be celebrating?

has a man ever taken a woman away from you?

is there any room for #pleaseniggadonttakemybitch??

you read it here first.

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new idea, maybe it's a warning to niggas everywhere.

your bitch is getting fucked.

whether you like, or even know about it.

like for real, that side thing, whose life you come in and out of.

there is a real chance that there's a nigga a across town that is in pieces because she aint calling him back.

and it's because of you.

:(

what a downer.

ok. im done.

Poll question: why do men rap about fucking other 'niggas' bitches'?

Poll result (7 votes) put it in the same bucket as all the rap about bitches and hoes. they dont really mean it. (1 votes) Vote i think these niggas really are fucking other niggas' bitches, that's despicable. (0 votes) Vote cause nigga, i take your bitch! fuck you gonna do about it?! (5 votes) Vote man, i need me a bitch! (1 votes) Vote

for the record.

towards fucking someone else chick

"i fucked your bitch in gucci flip flops"
"if I smoke with your bitch and its over with"
etc

it seems like thats the most popular type of braggadocio
in rap right now

making it up?

is this tour action?

I definitely think it's a trend that was kicked into high gear when Curren$y and Wiz Khalifa sparked off, they were/are always going on about other people's bitches. Or maybe it's Fabolous' fault, but I can't say that you really hear his influence in anyone other than maybe Big Sean, who's definitely out there stealing bitches. Trey Songz has also been calling himself Mr. Steal Yo Girl forever and made it a mainstay in pop-R&B.

but I mentioned 50 Cent because I can't believe that 50 never kicked a line about stealing somebody's girl and yet he acted so disappointed in the current scene for sinking to that level. I just couldn't build up the motivation to spend an hour or two listening to prime suspects in his catalog.

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"This is the streets, and I am the trap." � Jay Bilas
http://www.popmatters.com/pm/archive/contributor/517
Hip Hop Handbook: http://tinyurl.com/ll4kzz

... He stole a dude's chick, RIP, that was signed to his label. This is an alleged tattedup reference.

around is changing lanes.

I even tried to start a tongue-in-cheek list about it where I'd overanalyze the motivations behind the lines, but i let it fall off for a long time and then when I tried to bring it back recently I just didn't have the writer's motivation to add many more and now it's starting to rot again.

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/Nodima/the_art_of_changing_lanes/

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"This is the streets, and I am the trap." � Jay Bilas
http://www.popmatters.com/pm/archive/contributor/517
Hip Hop Handbook: http://tinyurl.com/ll4kzz

truth be told I was wondering too. I think it's the genre's version of kicking sand in a guy's face knowing he won't do much and as a result look silly in front of any woman or women he might be with.

It's more efficient too-- skip the whole sand kicking part and go straight to take the girl.

see also: I stole your girl while you were in prison.

was future just keeping it real? a g?

and now, in this post, everybody typing about 'eww.'

but if another man had her she wasnt really yours to begin with

Im most offended when a dude tries it knowing she's spoken for.

it may have stung to know women I was into were still doing numbers, but if we didnt have a committed agreement then all rules were off

this is foolishness!

women are not commodities.

they belong to god and the heavens and nature.

she is not yours to own.

or is she more-than-likely trippin?

also, is there a distinction between 'take' and 'fuck'

im asking you, specifically. i feel like you got insight on this.

... you dog, you.

>or is she more-than-likely trippin?
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>also, is there a distinction between 'take' and 'fuck'
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>im asking you, specifically. i feel like you got insight on
>this.

Dude,.....LOL.

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Ninja threw a shadow shuriken on the slick...

you could fuck my bitch
lemme fuck yo bitch
I dont luh dat bitch
I dont trust dat bitch

(repeast a few times)

my bitch is yo bitch
my bitch is yo bitch
yo bitch is my bitch

yet and still a nigga like me was eating at Taco Bell

and

I ain't gone lie, if my ole lady leave a nigga, I'm sick
But fuck it, we ain't married, so she ain't got nothing to get

and

You can have an ole' lady
But them hoes
They for everybody

Let her go dog, that ain't ya ho dog

Like a man I'ma beat my meat and get my fuckin' nut - fa'sho'
She gonna be drove then
And I'ma cut the TV off and go to sleep on that ho then

"Blessed Be The Juve..."

*closes Bible*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9XP6F0d97A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rwzt3pVRFM

'The truth is we don't even regret it'

Who did he write this for? Did the intended subject listen to the song?

For the influx of rappers "fuckin other niggas bitches" in the last few years

https://youtu.be/e1KnK9-rPsc

His influence is undeniable.

taking cats girls, specifically Superman's girl if I recall correctly.

Blues cats was singing bout taking yo girl before they had recording devices.

I bet some historian can trace this back to slavery and how sexual prowess was the only tool Black men had to exhibit power or something.

were the ones that got kilt 1st.

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Big PEMFin H & z's
"I ain't no entertainer, and ain't trying to be one. I am 1 thing, a musician." � Miles

"When the music stops he falls back in the abyss."

Lil B was a genius....

having fans actually screaming.. "fuck my bitch... lil B"

Genius

That said, my (least) "favorite" topic/line from this "fuck love" generation is the mandate that a chick has to fuck a nigga's whole squad.

"We ain't fuckin withcu hoe, unless you do the posse" (c) Trap Squad

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No one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public. (c) HL Mencken or some other motherfucker.

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They're quietly introducing polygamy by using the masculine ego against men.

Sprayed him, he said he was gonna do what
Played him, MC Grand Pooh-Butt
Stole his lady, and drove her crazy
You asked me why, cause her man tried to play me
I sent her back a nervous wreck
And tried to put her back in check
My speciality is mastering the female species
I specialize in her, until she sees
Where I come from and why I came
I tame the train til she manifest my name

Unless she topping you off and I'm not getting that at home.

>Unless she topping you off and I'm not getting that at home.

...they get at women that they know are married or taken JUST to see if she gon got for it....and many do....

same goes for women who do it to married men....

it really is some ass backward shit.

but we take pride in it.

hell yeah ive taken em. she wasnt his shes her own person, & wanted me.

also had em tooken.

live long enough & pretty much everything happens


does it really matter?

wonder what bin's doing?
http://i.imgur.com/phECCMp.jpg

like the bully at the court leaving with someone else's ball. I've never had it happen to me and haven't done it to anyone.

At least on "I'm The Type of Guy", LL came with superior game to the other man and had to woo the chick in question...

You're the type of guy that gets suspicious
I'm the type of guy that says, "The puddin is delicious"

I have always thought it a strange feature of Hip-hop where we actively listen to music that talks down to us. Our favorite songs involve dudes telling us that they are richer than you and that they can pull more chicks than you, including your girl.

I wonder if that takes a toll on us as listeners?


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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson


"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're

his pals bitches?

bitches from eleventh grade?

is this a work of fiction?

do you tune it out?

like white people and the n-word?

convince yourselves he's not talking about me and MY bitch?

do you put yourself in the rappers shoes?

if so, whose bitches you talking about?

do you put yourself in the rappers shoes?

Like in Middle/High School, I figured that if any Top 30 rapper tried to fuck your girl (at that time, it coulda been anybody from BONE, all the way down to fuckin BG Knoccout or Drama), they would win.

Same way I thought rappers could pull ANY girl they wanted, even if they were just local with a few radio songs.

i always thought of it as rappers talking down to some imagined person of the herb persuasion. something like a non-corporeal and featureless avatar on which to shit upon so they feel better about themselves. or "you" is just a mechanism that rappers use to brag about the various things they do at a high skill level. or a combination of the two. i'm not really sure

you're not wrong btw. it's a really weird feature of rap that fans have been inoculated against. it just seems normal to us but i bet it's super off-putting to outsiders

admiring their status. so even though you not a drug pushing, illegal gun toting, yo chick slaying dude...you admire the rebellious, say/what I want attitude and relate to the rappers perspective in that way.

Rap is boasting art form, and a part of boasting is comparing what you have or skills against others. it doesn't have to be someone specific. So when a rapper says i'm the nicest nigga in the game..he's not dissing others.

Just like when he says i'm effing your chick in your crib..he's not talking bout 'yo' chick lol

is it a necessary part of the 'art'?

should we support it?

Why should i?


Especially at this point, that's not what most hip hop is about.

but at some point the sucker MC kind of disappear and the rappers started addressing the listener themselves.

I will let the more knowledgable music heads point to lyrics and the shift. I think it happened around the diddy era.


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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson


"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're

to be found: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8hzJpeRLG0

It makes it all the more worst.

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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson


"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're

with you as a listener.
most people listen to rappers in an aspirational light at the very least
and as counterparts at best
it's a major reason why women can listen to rappers talk about bitches and hoes
and not feel like they're being talked about
if your 'self of steam' is in order and you KNOW you're not what the rapper is talking about
its very easy to over look the sentiment and enjoy the lyrics for what they are
a rapper bragging about their lifestyle.

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"Love your haters until they can love themselves and then love them further." ~ J. Case

Pac was a master instigator, in all aspects of making a nigga feel bad about himself.

SMH

https://vine.co/v/e602hY2Vl67

http://i.imgur.com/d62cyPM.jpg

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"Love your haters until they can love themselves and then love them further." ~ J. Case