Pigeon: I once felt the same way, but after I perused the lyrical content of his Å“uvre, I found that he too often veers into the casual misogyny that permeates much of rap culture. So, while I let most of my body rock to the almost begrudgingly magic intoxication of Kanye’s body, lyrics and music, I still feel the hard weight of embarrassment and guilt that come with tacitly endorsing the patriarchy by consuming this sort of entertainment. I hold out hope for the next era of rap music, an era that embraces all versions of womanhood and manhood. We’re also out of Margarine.
