Tag: Nadia Rose
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You Bad Huh?
A femcee is a female rapper. She is no different than anyone else, except she is a woman brave enough to step up to the mic in such a male dominated industry. Hip hop is hyper masculine and feeds on the over sexualization of the Black woman. In hip hop, women are seen as sexual
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Nadia Rose and Gigi Lamayne
For today’s blog post I analyzed “DFWT” by Nadia Rose and Gigi Lamayne’s freestyle. Both artist had, what I believe, non conventional videos. In both videos, neither of the women were super dolled up. In fact, throughout the entirety of her video, Gigi Lamayne was, basically, in lounge wear. Rose was not much different. Throughout
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Nadia Rose vs Khia
Women have been seen as second class citizens since the beginning of time, being marginalized socially, politically and most of all sexually. Patriarchal society has made it difficult for women to be free to express themselves for fear of being judge for their appearance and reputation. The struggle for women’s right’s while antiquated still moves
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Not Your “Average” Females
I recall watching a Dope Saint Jude video earlier in the course. She was raw and so eclectic, so when I saw her name on the list I knew she was the first artist I would choose. Dope Saint Jude bends the norms in Xxplosive, much like many of her other videos, using her words,
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Poppin females in the Rap game
Females in the rap game all over the world inst as popular and females in the hip-hop scene around the world arent as respected as those in the United States are. So for a Female Artist from Africa to have her name and music out there in the world of Hip-Hop, they have to be
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Gender and Sexuality Women in Hip Hop
Since the day we watched the video Skwod in class, I fell in love with female MC Nadia Rose’s her style. I love the chill girl power vibes that the video exemplified as she walked down the street. I love that the song is about women and girls linking up and diversity amongst black women.