The Real Reason Black Artists Sing About Sex

[@maryrobinson3836]

Wow, what a touchy subject! Kudos to all. I think it matters what we listen to. If we listen to raunchy sex music, abuse or evil than that is what we think is normal and then these men can get away with abusing women sexually. Sex, sexuality and romance are way different and I think this music desensitizes and degrades the young minds and unstable people and confuses love and respect for a healthy relationship and maybe this is why so many black families are at a historic low percentage of fathers in their household. Just my opinion. I don't listen to that music although I've played it to hear it 😱 but I also don't listen to Taylor Swift either. I'm old school classic rock some Motown, jazz and soul with country and blues and Coffee house thrown in.

[@skiptownallstars]

You ain’t lying, Mary! We tend to agree with you re: lyrics (but hair metal doesn’t count 😆😆😆🤘🤘🤘-James). Thanks for watching and hello to you and Gary! Where in the world are you guys, nowadays?

[@touhid35rty]

If we listen sex type of music, we will start to do those eventually

[@skiptownallstars]

I think some would argue that’s the point! But yes, we agree and thanks for your comment Touhid!

[@bertbert13bert]

I think it is all about what you find offensive. People likeing talking about sex and enjoying it is less offensive to me than mudder and Taylor Swift talks about murder. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3azoKCnpNdld5osi=NMDLcp3vzqo6BEe_

[@skiptownallstars]

It’s okay if it’s an ex-lover right 😂😂😂 Oh wait, all of TS’ songs are about ex-lovers. That’s a lot of body bags!