00:00you know, how women in hip hop have really taken over the genre in a way by storm.
00:05Megan Thee Stallion is one of my favorites, Cardi B, Nicki Minaj.
00:09I mean, and even looking at how Lil' Kim laid down the foundation for all of these
00:14current rappers to even be in existence.
00:18And people like Eve, for example, I mean, she paved the way in a lot of ways.
00:22I can't believe I'm on a show with Eve, you guys.
00:25What?
00:26And Brittany, hello.
00:27So it's pretty amazing.
00:30But I do feel like the industry still has work to do.
00:34And it has to do with more imaging and how we project women as an image.
00:40Even we do it to ourselves, that the only way we can be loved or liked or get the audience
00:46is if we over-sexualize our female entertainers.
00:50Because what happened to the Lauryn Hills and the Erykah Badus and the people that could
00:55be dope as hell, but still be classy and still be strong and represent the motherland and
01:01represent Black women in a way that doesn't mean you have to assimilate to another culture.
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