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Originally posted by Sound Check
I see it as being as much an issue as it is being white in hip-hop/rap. People just relate hip-hop to black culture, and in a way they relate pop to white culture. The lines are being blurred constantly, however. It really isn't much of a problem.
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I completely agree. But again, if a white girl does rap (i.e Karmin), it's praised by the white public who are probably the major album buyers in today's industry.
But a black female venturing out of her "black genre" would raise eyebrows and break barriers. She would have to be AMAZING to appeal the public if she ventured out
It's really sad that a woman of colour can't be as embraced in music as other artists unless she almost looks white like Bey and Rih.
y'all need to sort your states out smh.
wow.