Interesting question I found, need y'all opinion . What do ya think about this?

Question

Almost every song toward women sound its like" I got private jet and a unlimited limit of my american express by you should get with me " or something similar. Kinda of like they're promoting gold digging lifestyle for women . Makes me wonder if these artist can pick up women WITHOUT their wallet. I mean the beat to most the songs are hot but the lyrics are not. Are you ladies sick of rapper/ and R&B music artist acting like a good women can be bought ? What do you think ? By the way not all artists do this just most.

Answer 1

It's all pop music, what do you expect. It's a business with the sole goal of separating mindless drones from their money. It doesn't represent the population at large.  

Answer 2

Thats why i listen to Rock music not c**p lol

Answer 3

So you are a troll who listens to bad music?

Answer 4

Unlike what feminists say, the vast majority of women willingly trade their s*x for male-earned money. This is part of the feminist fraud that has infested the U.S.A.

See the blog:

http://clearblogs.com/feministfraud  

Answer 5

The truth is women have more power, money and control than ever before in history and this scares the h**l out of men. So telling us we are gold digging h*es makes them feel big and powerful again. It tells us about the insecurities of the artist rather than women in today's society. I do get bored of these kinds of songs and I do think they have a negative effect on young people.

Real musicians convey beauty and powerful messages, if you have to degrade women to sell music then your a little bit sad actually!

Answer 6

It's amazing how many songs today are written about STUFF. Someone actually wrote one called "Lip Gloss"!

Answer 7

dsds, is that you?

Answer 8

Well in my playlist basically every song directed to a woman is a love song.

Well, it's just a song.

Answer 9

well, if it's true that for every gal there's a guy, then it stands to reason that for every t**d, there's a turdette, nuff said?