do you consider Nicki Minaj to be representative of black femininity?

[Lambsbread]

I want to say yes, or at least that she should be. She has no fear, and accepts her role as (what she calls) a "bitch." She feels that by achieving that title, she is asserting herself in a male-dominated industry and world. So I feel that she is what all women--not just black women--should strive to be. But in terms of how black women are portrayed in (the) media, I would say no. Which doesn't necessarily mean that the no qualifies, but if we're talking black femininity the way America sees it, she is certainly not.

I didn't really express that last part very well.

[Lambsbread]

I got these niggas whipped — call me Django

I'm a little confused by these lyrics right here. Maybe someone can help　me out. Why should we call her Django? Django wasn't known for doing the "whipping", right?

This reminds me of this:

[Lambsbread]

She is a Boss Ass Bitch.

Good thing the n-word rhymes with the n-word

[Lambsbread]

She is a Boss Ass Bitch.

Good thing the n-word rhymes with the n-word

Song is epic. I had never heard it before.

Oh I love the song (and her), it's just a very creative use of rhyming.