https://youtu.be/UJtjoQ5TcVI

Call me a fool for analyzing this recent song but millions listen to songs like this.

So T-Pain was a wildly successful singer in the late 2000s/early 2010s who went broke because he spent his millions on strippers, house parties and sycophants. Apparently he made enemies in the rap industry and he faded into obscurity.

He’s back now and the song I mentioned is popular. It’s straight up BS when you look at it from a man’s perspective.

Female entertainers like Kehlani are very wealthy and arguably more successful than their male counterparts. The whole song is about “empowering” her and giving her even more wealth and attention. She’s already richer and more popular than T-Pain.

She’s rich already but she expects men to still pay for her bills, cars, etc. Meanwhile she’s making out with other women in the music video because she’s a “bad bitch” who doesn’t need a man. Ironically though she needed T-Pain to feature her in this song.

But seriously though, pop music is so gynocentric. It’s all about making women feel good. Listen to this song, T-Pain desperately wants to get with Kehlani just for one night. He’s gonna spending money like crazy in order to do this. And she’s admittedly richer than he is! She might fuck him for one night and then move on with many girlfriends. She’s not promising to do anything for T-Pain except letting him ride in her Ferrari. What the fuck is this shit?

Again forgive me for analyzing this pop song but it affirms gynocentrism. Women are starting to get wealthier than men and still expect the man to pay for everything. They may or not fuck that guy but now they are claiming to be bisexual with a preference towards women.

I hate to say it but this is pervasive in all music. I’m starting to see videos shared on Facebook about men’s rights but they get no engagement. It’s not sexy to talk about men’s rights. Meanwhile, if a woman has the slightest inconvenience, society will appease, console and empower her.