Bitch Better Have My Money

Her lyrics are very real to say, she talks about how people see other people. She also talks about how people don’t value others, and how did replace people real quick. She also states don’t think that you can have my love to waste, she is defending her honor in a way. She’s talking about how people are seen and how they are undervalued, but she is basically saying don’t undervalue me. She is saying that she’s not like everyone else, that she shouldn’t be seen as everyone else has been

What is “Cash me outside, how ‘bout dat”? Well that famous line was said by Danielle Bregoli during a Dr. Phil show. The mom brought her daughter because she was having some problems around the neighborhood. Danielle Bregoli threatened the audience by saying the famous line ‘’Cash me outside how bout that’’ which means come and fight me. This phrase went viral and now is in a song too. By the end of 2017 she will make over a million dollars. There is some controversy over the whole topic. The mom is getting investigated because of her harmful actions toward her daughter. On the Doctor Phil show, the mom said that she jerked Danielle across the room when she got out of hand. When Danielle was 11 or 12, a video her friend put on the Internet

She uses this song to satirize racism. Moreover, the black hip hop group Public Enemy emphasizes that all people are the same in their song. They want to show white people are not superior and black people are not inferior. They encourage people to fight the power and against

Said, "Lil bitch, you can't fuck with me if you wanted to" (ooh) These expensive, these is red bottoms, these is bloody shoes (ooh) Hit the store, I can get 'em both, I don't wanna choose (bah) And I'm quick, cut a nigga off, so don't get comfortable, look (ooh) I don't dance now, I make money moves (wave, ayy)

The lyrics “I got hot sauce in my bag; swag” became a real tagline from this song when it first came out. This music video has managed to turn a negative stereotype about African-American women into a positive, empowering statement. However true this statement may be, women are “owning” it now.

Rihanna launched her new music video for her latest single “B---- Better Have My Money” on VEVO in her You Tube channel on Wednesday night. The new released seven-minute explicit clip was rated for mature audiences because of its nudity, violence and foul language.

The song come out on Friday February 6, 2016, the day before the Super Bowl 50 was hosted. Through the song she embraced her blackness and the stereotype southerners have created to the black-American people and she also involved herself with the black lives matter movement. Beyoncé State,“Y’all haters corny with that illuminati mess”( Beyoncé 2016). This is a part Of the song's introduction were Beyoncé declare some words to her haters that continue to get involved in her personal life. When the song’s tempo and beat start to increase the musician wrote some lines describing her roots and her mother birthright. The female artist involved a lot of her past and family members but she also attached the different kind of problems African American people had to go through the 1900’s and still are fighting

Rihanna has broken expectations with the release of her new explicit new music video for the song “Bitch Better Have My Money,” which is replete with nudity, violence, and profanity. In Rihanna’s seven-minute music video, she is seen kidnapping and torturing a rich woman. The now viral video also shows the pop superstar wielding various deadly weapons, doing drugs, and being drenched in blood in the end, the Irish Examiner details.

The money ebing the motive for mostly everything in life. Then in the third line of the refrain we see the word "she", hinting at soem type of stripper, or possible a "Pro". Next lines after are just a reassurance from the weeknd bascically saying, "Great job, keep on going" while recongnizing that what shes doing is a difficult task to master and stay ahead with.

In an article called ‘ladies first’: Queen Latifah’s Afrocentric feminist music, it talks about issues raised by feminist rap; rap that focuses on women’s importance, and the demand for equal treatment, and for the need to encourage each other. “Queen Latifah's feminism draws on the patterns of rap to assert the importance of women promoting themselves and other women. Rap, like all other forms of popular music, is not inherently feminist, but in this genre, as in other popular genres, female performers use specific generic qualities to promote a feminist message. Rap is noted for its emphasis on lyrics, and through the lyrics, female rappers make explicit assertions of female strength and autonomy.” Women talk about how they need to be seen as equal to a man through their lyrics and for women to encourage other women. That will push back the negativity from the male rappers toward the female rappers. For an example in a song called U.N.I.T.Y by Queen Latifah she said “Every time I hear a brother call a girl a b*** or a h*, trying to make a sister feel low, you know all of that got to go” Throughout her song she is letting male rappers know that they can’t be calling women those types of names, no matter what. Through time, the hip hop community is and will keep pushing back the misogyny and violence that rap

In the music videos, I saw women being mistreated. I can’t knock someone’s hustle but I don’t think artists need to take their videos to the extreme. I didn’t feel like Biggie, Tupac, and Cash Money [popular artists in the early 90s] were as fixated on the women. They were more about showing off their money and cars, and clothes. (Roberts-Douglass & Curtis-Boles, 2012, p. 10)

Rihanna and T.I. song “Live Your Life” was based upon haters. People wanted what he had and went the wrong way of getting it. Some of the people hating on him were old friends and/or people he used to hang with, because he didn’t let them stop what he was moving towards. The song stated “you’re gonna be, a shinin’ star, in fancy clothes, and fancy car-ars” meaning don’t focus on the things you don’t have right now, those things are going to come later on in life.

This song has a lot of emotion behind it. I believe that when Beyoncé sings this song, she is sending off a message to the families of those who lost their lives during 9/11. She is singing from the victim’s point of view saying to remember me for the positive impact I have made in the world and how I strived to make the world a better place. She is singing to tell us that no matter how rich, successful, or famous you may be, always live your life to the fullest because you never know when it

In the song/poem “U.N.I.T.Y” Latifah’s first verse or stanza, addresses men referring to women as bitches. “Every time I hear a brother call a girl a bitch or a ho, trying to

The song revolvs around Rihanna’s immigrant story, singing “Young girl hustlin’ On the oher side of the ocean”. Following her dream coming to America being the best option