Does mainstream music in general spread misogyny?

Are you sure YOU of all people want to talk about misogyny?

Yes, OP. All over the world we consume misogyny in music.

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Are you sure YOU of all people want to talk about misogyny?

Maybe he want's a drag?

My faves can't relate, sorry.

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I treat all humans the same

Yeah, right. Keep saying that until someone believes you.

Let’s cancel music

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if you want to think about it, Every audible sound can be quantified into sheet music and thus could possibly count as music.

A Quiet Place: Music Censor edition.

never in my life music lyrics affected my view of life that much tbh

imma just --

I kinda agree with you ngl. Music isn't just music after music videos and tvs came into existence. For impressionable teenagers with no sense of self. It's a reflection of us or what we want to be...an ideal version. We are often too young to gauge if what we consume is good or bad for us.

So yes especially for the younger crowd I've personally see them spew misogynistic shit cuz their fave mumble rapper said the same. It depends on each person but yeah. It is misogynistic.

Mainstream music reflects society.

The blunt truth is that men are built a certain way. Locker room talk isnt limited to steroid fueled meatheads. Even the skinny jeans wearing, most hipster looking blue checkmark on TW, writing furious diatribes against the male patriarchy in the New York Times blog section, is built the exact same way as that douchebag Chad.

Majority of mainstream rap songs aren’t really anything special nowadays. Just trashy lyrics.

“The oppa will make you feel better” or that line in general is actually both ways. I see female singers talking about making men feel good in their songs and the men saying the same too so if you wanted to use that as an example, it’s kind of a reach.

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I kinda agree with you ngl. Music isn't just music after music videos and tvs came into existence. For impressionable teenagers with no sense of self. It's a reflection of us or what we want to be...an ideal version. We are often too young to gauge if what we consume is good or bad for us.

So yes especially for the younger crowd I've personally see them spew misogynistic shit cuz their fave mumble rapper said the same. It depends on each person but yeah. It is misogynistic.

Part of me thinks the issue of modern society is too much decay of social values glamorizing stuff like this as in one shouldn't turn to idols or bards for moral values, perhaps the decay of religion leads to the worship of capital in it's place maybe.