The Tip Drill Controversy and its Relation to Misogyny in Hip-Hop

For a long time, popular hip-hop genres have been criticized for their vulgarity, such as its lyrical content, contribution to violent subculture, women's decline, or its admiration for a wonderful man . Among all these criticisms, one of the most famous and well-discussed characteristics of hip-hop music is the negative and sexual depiction of women, especially African-American women. In lyrics and music videos, most of hip-hop female content in hip-hop music is objective by gender, as it is considered to be used by men from the viewpoint of sex.

The hip hop industry is not controversial; music style is often associated with parties, drugs, gangs, violence, misogyny and alcohol. These tragedies may be related to hip - hop art, but J. Artists like Cole are trying to show that his music is more platform. In his 2016 album release, "4 Your Eyez Only", J. Cole crept into the murder of drugs, gangs, and close friends with families. Song "Neighbor", J. While working at his neighbor's hometown studio, Cole adventures the real life interaction with his neighbors. If neighbors often see many of African-Americans entering and leaving home, they think that the house is a hotspot of drugs. After the authorities received a warning, a million dollar investigation and a full attack by the police took place; the only evidence found was the recording studio.

Let us be reality now. In general, hip-hop is sexism. I will not even accept the idea that hip-hop music is not necessarily plagued by misogyny or toxic masculinity. Black women have talked about misogyny in black culture, especially misogy women for a long time. Let 's not waste time and speak about misogyny when a black woman is able to write better sentences than before. But what I am talking about is that Miley Cyrus is not a person to talk about sexism in hip-hop. As a white woman I do not quite understand the history of the black people and the nuances of the black culture, but I have not even begun to understand how to solve the misoperation problem in the black community. Due to the distance from her hip-hop community and even more black communities, her comments about gender discrimination in this category are absolutely not added to stereotypes.