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Shystie (cont) - page 2 of 2 WORDS: AMP
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| 'Get Boyed' is an extremely pissed-off sounding Shystie mouthing off about what she refers to as 'BQS - Busting Quick Syndrome' over the dancehall Pum Pum Riddim. It's so excellently cruel and mean that I almost feel sorry for boys. 'Get Boyed' isn't the first track devoted to the failings of the one-minute short-dick man, of course, but there's a nastiness here that, after years of misognynistic rap lyrics, is utterly delightful. If 'Woman's World' is the equivalent of the late-night
rant after you've been followed home from the bus stop by some skanking
creep, 'Get Boyed' is the cruel truth revealed in giggles and murmers
down the telephone line that follows the inevitable post-date question
'So what was his cock like?'
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| 'Don't waste Shy's time if you're not circumsised' | |||||||||
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And men who are packing heat don't escape Shystie's scathing assessments either, since according to her at least half of them can't use their tools, and come too fast or can't get it up at all. There's also a horror of the male genitals to equal
any of the cunt-hatred expressed by DJ Assault and his ilk: 'Don't
waste Shy's time if you're not circumcised / it's not hygenic, so go get
it seen to / cuz no girl wanna see hood-line mildew'. Sounds harsh?
As Shystie herself says on 'Woman's World', 'Yeah, we cross the line
- but men do that shit all the time!' |
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In a scene built around first-person narratives, where
most of the producers and MCs are male, girls like Shystie, Lady Sovereign
and Lady Fury provide some much-needed female perspective. |
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'There's a lot of tracks where guys dis
girls, in rap as well as grime. They have lyrics that disrespect girls
- but that same guy's going to sleep with that girl, so what does that
make him? That makes him a ho as well! I'm gonna keep doing tracks like
that that are defending girls. I will stick up for my ladies and do tracks
for my ladies and represent them. |
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