The rap part of the song makes me uncomfortable.
This is a nice song, very catchy and motivating, but every line from the male vocalist ruins it. He turns a song about strong women being violent into a song about two women fighting over an unfaithful guy who boinked them both-- and this rapper comments on their breasts and hair for absolutely no reason, and it throws off the mood of the song how upbeatly he says his piece.
It makes me imagine two rival girl gangs meeting in an abandoned building or something to fight, and some dude drunkenly wandering in and loudly making rhymes about their breasts and how attractive they are, and none of the girls stopping to take notice of him because they're too busy pulling hair and kicking eachother's asses, and the man just won't leave and keeps standing there in the middle giggling and rhyming random things throughout the whole fight. The mental image is jarring to say the least. Cut out the rap part and the song is great.
The rap part of the song makes me uncomfortable. This is a nice song, very catchy and motivating, but every line from the male vocalist ruins it. He turns a song about strong women being violent into a song about two women fighting over an unfaithful guy who boinked them both-- and this rapper comments on their breasts and hair for absolutely no reason, and it throws off the mood of the song how upbeatly he says his piece. It makes me imagine two rival girl gangs meeting in an abandoned building or something to fight, and some dude drunkenly wandering in and loudly making rhymes about their breasts and how attractive they are, and none of the girls stopping to take notice of him because they're too busy pulling hair and kicking eachother's asses, and the man just won't leave and keeps standing there in the middle giggling and rhyming random things throughout the whole fight. The mental image is jarring to say the least. Cut out the rap part and the song is great.