What is with the obsession with strippers?

SweetNovember* wrote: ShadyLady wrote:  by niccas who tossed you a few dollars These women make $1000+ a night. Some people literally go in there and spend half their checks.

Girl, don't believe the hype. Unless its s major city, and a well known club, MOST are not pulling it in like that.

And don't let it be a weeknight...

SweetNovember* wrote: EPITOME wrote: SweetNovember* wrote: I agree, it is objectification but it is also idolization. These women also have regulars. I doubt they are much better looking than the average woman, so why do men idolize something they do not own and never will? It's self defeating. I think it's the innate nature of a man to want most what he cannot have.  this makes you feel defeated? about yourself? why?  Go'n somewhere.

carolina cutie wrote: EPITOME wrote: ..i can sing most of the lyrics w/o a guided video #sophistirachet Smh.

Jr1127 wrote: modelbusiness82 wrote: carolina cutie wrote: modelbusiness82 wrote: Don't mistake lustful "admiration" for "exaltation". A guy singing about a girl making her ass clap on the pole is hardly writing a love sonnet. I don't have a problem with grown folk liking strippers. Half nekkid to fully nekkid women dancing for someone's pleasure...if you're into that, what's not to love? Lol...you know what I meant! Somehow Juicy J talking about how he can't say no to "ratchet pssy" doesn't sound very endearing.  I need to start listening to lyics. Juicy J said that?

YESSSS

My fiance did a mumbaton edit to it...and I got to hear (and see the video) the track frame by frame. On every chorus he says "you say no to ratchet pssy Juicy J can't". And somewhere else in there one of the guys says something to the effects of "if yo girl ain't giving head she gotta go" (or something like that). That song is all sorts of ratchet lol.