A short YouTube monologue ("Rapper TEA!" by Anwar White) in which a single speaker reflects on perceptions of rappers and shares personal anecdotes about music videos. The speaker references a "tip drill" video on BET and criticizes the sexualized focus ("it was all just about butt"), situating these observations within their own past experiences and age.
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Parmella said. I don't. I don't believe all rappers are down, though. I don't either. I don't either. But I will tell you this. There is a reason why. Here's how I knew that many of them are. When I saw that tip drill video on BET and the girls who know know. And I realized that all these guys just like butt. They just like. But.
It was all just about butt. That's all it was.
So that's why I was like. And then some of the part, you know, I'm older now. I know it doesn't seem that way, but honey, she's in her 40s. But when I was a young something, you know, I.
I used to let the boys have it, girl. Yeah. And.
You know, been around the world, seen a lot of different things.
But you know, a lot of them get down. But you know, a lot of guys get down, girl. Like, honey, these men are corny with an H.