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"Under My Thumb", Rolling Stones
"Just Like A Woman", Bob Dylan
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Math Is Hard said:
tribdog said:
A misogynistic song is a song that expresses hatred, contempt, or prejudice against women. This can be done through lyrics that degrade, objectify, or stereotype women.
Misogynistic songs often contain lyrics that promote violence against women, portray women as inferior or subordinate to men, or use derogatory language towards women. It is important to listen to the lyrics and consider the message being conveyed.
Yes, there are different levels of misogyny in songs. Some songs may contain subtle or implicit misogyny, while others may have more overt and explicit lyrics. It is important to be aware of the language and messages being portrayed in songs.
One way to address the issue of misogyny in songs is to bring attention to it and have open discussions about the harmful effects of these lyrics on society. It is also important to support and promote music that celebrates and empowers women.
Yes, unfortunately, it is possible for a song to be misogynistic and still be popular. This is due to a variety of factors, such as societal norms, cultural influences, and the power of media. However, it is important to continue to challenge and reject misogynistic songs and promote more positive and inclusive music.