The song's pretty sexist in a way. In the sense that Beyonce's reasoning is that because he's a boy and all that. I totally agree with teh song. But objectively if you see its pretty sexist.
I don't know whether I'd call it sexist. But it's about as subtle as dropping 999,999 pianos (with anvils tied to each their strings) into the Grand Canyon.
I don't know whether I'd call it sexist. But it's about as subtle as dropping 999,999 pianos (with anvils tied to each their strings) into the Grand Canyon.
@Molly30 I'd recommend that you try listening to the unofficial version of the song with R. Kelly in it. I don't think it's sexist at all because a lot of guys are like this, and some of them don't realize what they are doing is wrong for the relationship or the person they're with. In the version I recommended, you hear both the original son mixed up with a guys perspective.
@Molly30 I'd recommend that you try listening to the unofficial version of the song with R. Kelly in it. I don't think it's sexist at all because a lot of guys are like this, and some of them don't realize what they are doing is wrong for the relationship or the person they're with. In the version I recommended, you hear both the original son mixed up with a guys perspective.
The song's pretty sexist in a way. In the sense that Beyonce's reasoning is that because he's a boy and all that. I totally agree with teh song. But objectively if you see its pretty sexist.
I don't know whether I'd call it sexist. But it's about as subtle as dropping 999,999 pianos (with anvils tied to each their strings) into the Grand Canyon.
I don't know whether I'd call it sexist. But it's about as subtle as dropping 999,999 pianos (with anvils tied to each their strings) into the Grand Canyon.
@Molly30 I'd recommend that you try listening to the unofficial version of the song with R. Kelly in it. I don't think it's sexist at all because a lot of guys are like this, and some of them don't realize what they are doing is wrong for the relationship or the person they're with. In the version I recommended, you hear both the original son mixed up with a guys perspective.
@Molly30 I'd recommend that you try listening to the unofficial version of the song with R. Kelly in it. I don't think it's sexist at all because a lot of guys are like this, and some of them don't realize what they are doing is wrong for the relationship or the person they're with. In the version I recommended, you hear both the original son mixed up with a guys perspective.