B-Girls VS Video Vixen

Why do females, in next to nothing get all the props in "hip hop" videos???

Bad enough they scratched out the DJ element in most videos, now they got

women in videos that dont dance or have any true skills to contribute to

anything positive for the Hip Hop culture. The crazy thing is, they consider

these women to be HIP HOP!

Until I see one of them UpRock or at least show young girls how to be

respectable young women, their presence is a waste of time and settin us

back mad centuries!

PEACE and RESPECT 2 the HIP HOP NATION!

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Permalink Reply by Shux Wun on October 30, 2009 at 8:41am

There's a lot of true b-girls representing hip hop on the scene all over the world. How can we expect to change the image of women in Hip Hop without exposing the people who are out there representing it in our way? Instead of trippin over who's NOT doin' our way it is up to us to use our resources and outlets to promote and discuss the people and projects that DO represent the better nature of the woman. The industry will not change, it's a business, but people can change their opinion of what they think should be in the industry... and whether they want to support a particular business or not. Different products are sold in different businesses, where else can we shop? What are our alternatives to watching booty shakin' hoes? There are plenty of alternatives right? Let's get those posted up and see what folks have to say about what the alternatives to "bitches, hoes, tricks, etc" in hip hop are. Who do you support? Post a video or a link to a page...

Here's one for starters...