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pissy customers don't even phase me i have a degradation kink you should be embarrassed this doesn't even turn me on

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"For the internet, it’s been an astonishing period of gargantuan tea-spilling. For Drake to attempt to peel back Kendrick Lamar’s reputation is one thing; for Kendrick – a Pulitzer winning aesthete – to virtually cripple the Canadian is another.

Amid the jousting, however, one thing is being lost. Women’s pain and trauma isn’t some bartering chip that can be used to take down the reputation of another artist – in turn, bolstering your own. Drake has little right to act as a defender of women – he showed public support for Tory Lanez, long after the full details of his appalling crimes against Megan Thee Stallion had been verified. Kendrick Lamar isn’t completely clean, either – when Spotify revealed it was considering removing the material of convicted abuser R Kelly, Kendrick Lamar controversially stood against this. Equally, if K Dot is concerned with Drake protecting or platforming abusers, why did he include a feature from Kodak Black on ‘Mr Morales & The Big Steppers’?

For all the drama, gravitas, and – yes – entertainment offered by this battle, there is also a darker stain. The songwriter Kara Jackson comments on Twitter/x: “It’s very disheartening that at the center of this ‘beef’ is real women and girls trauma and lives. Like at the end of the day our pain is always the punchline.”

She continues: “Y’all do not give a fuck about victims. these are real peoples lives and stories and y’all sitting over here acting like it’s entertainment for you. Think about the real girls whose stories these are.”

Nitty Scott adds: “One day we’ll talk about how the suffering of women is reduced to punchlines and clapback material, and how we catch the majority of strays in rap beef.”

Honing down on the pair’s hypocrisy, she adds: “Most of these rappers only care about who’s being ‘problematic’ when it’s time to trade insults. never see ‘em in the field with those same communities they use to virtue signal, usually ‘cause they’re busy somewhere being a part of the problem.”

The war between Kendrick Lamar and Drake isn’t over – at the time of writing, fresh material is being speculated upon, with new releases widely expected. It’s not without cost, however – and it’s predominantly women paying the price."

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"the 11 year old daughter? I made her up! And leaked it to you! Now there's pie on your face" ok but you still friends with a man convicted of sex trafficking drake

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people who say lesbians do not like penetration, are erasing many of us.

(this is a post about being a chaser)

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I feel as if some of you don't actually like transgender. "I want to make her worse", "I want to break her"... why do you wish to hurt beautiful transgender? she should be cherished, and made gentle love to.

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No little USAmerican protestor, don't make positive allusions to the USAmerican civic religion, asserting that it's actually more Patriotic to stand with Palestine! You are using fundamentally fascist ideology and attempting to tie it to an anti-colonial cause!

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at this rate kendrick's gonna win another pulitzer in investigative journalism...

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hush little baby dont you cry. mamas gonna buy you a big horse fly. and if that big horse fly dont fly. mamas gonna buy you another horse fly

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do some of you just. not listen to rap

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yeah uh. the idea entered my brain so i had to do it, since it was funny.

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the birth control i partake in is "fucking people who are ok with being impregnated by me"

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Vivian 🤝 Toadette 🤝 Birdo 🤝 Rosalina

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die

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On April 30th while reporting on the Students Revolution at Columbia University, CNN anchor Kasie Hunt made reference to Hind Rajab as 'A Woman Who Was Killed in Gaza." Hind Rajab was six years old.