I think people were really expecting her to represent up there. So many people were excited to see not only a rapper, not only a black rapper, but a black female rapper killing it at the Grammys.
When I see it from the perspective of someone who isn't a super fan, I TOTALLY see the outrage to expect this hard hitting and potentially historic performance and then she gets up there with the goofy exorcism antics and a theatrical track.
Basically. They wanted her to embody the epitome of female rap. It's all sad, although it's nice now looking at how thing's have progressed.
Look at it this way, imagine J. Cole releasing DJ Falling In Love (with Rap verses) as this next lead single for his next album, and then you'll understand.
Look at it this way, imagine J. Cole releasing DJ Falling In Love (with Rap verses) as this next lead single for his next album, and then you'll understand.
