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Exactly. It is generic. Hard wired into women that they are sex objects. Its origins are biblical. A curse for leading creation astray so they have to pay the price by being in submission to the vanities of creation.

Once a girl is born her body becomes a god and she slaves to satisfy it and man with it. Pity.

esere826: Ok I have this habit of viewing the profile of anly lady that say something extremely intelligent or extreme crap

I viewed yours
It was not of someone wearing a suit NO
It was also at least subtly suggestive (going by your complaint)
So who's making who a sex object?


(I get ur point sha)

Karleb: @Question: no. I think it's better 4 u to invest ur time on something more profitable than writing about gals in music or movie industrx.

Dewze: This phenomenon is not a global one like a lot of comments as pointed. Rather it is a black man thing. Bum shaking in music videos started with African Americans. They introduced it to their music by bringing prostitutes from their ghettos into their videos (it was a very cheap and less mind tasking way to sell records and it still is) especialy at the rising time of HIP HOP.

We embraced the idea here because as they say 'like minds think alike'. Birds of same feather and of same womb will always fly in thesame direction.

12 inches!:
I dont really want to make a comment because i will just start ranting. The thing is that Nigerian music directors are not creative enough. Just finished watching wande coal's and don jazzy's song "The kick" Now compare that to Justin timberlake's mirrors video. It's easy to put big bootie girls in a video, have them shake it and zoom in and out. But to shoot a quality video that will touch people's hearts is not quite easy. The first day we watched mirror's video in my house, nobody spoke a word till the video ended. The tale was so engaging.

12 inches!:


Oh my God!!! See what someone just said . Oya women over to u. Come and bash him.

TouchDown:


Jada Fire


Too much Bangbros and Po.rn-hub eh?

Dewze: @cameroonpride. Yes bro i know of tribes in South Africa and even in some part of Niger Delta (among the Urhobos to be exact) that have always and still allow their young girls to dance bare chested. But you must agree to the fact that this traditional way of dance is strictly cultural and not erotical (as it is in our videos today). There is a big gap between them.
It is not the naked body tht is the issue rather it is the way it is expressed. A friend can say ' I hate you', but the manner and circumstance under which he says it is what makes the difference.

Dewze: @CAMEROONPRIDE. Bro are u realy a cameroonian? I was once in love (believe I still am) with a Cameroonian girl. I've not seen her since she went back to her place in Limbe. Evr since i met her i'v pretty developed an interest in Cameroonians. Big up bro.

Karleb: @Question: no. I think it's better 4 u to invest ur time on something more profitable than writing about gals in music or movie industrx.

No doubt, u are in the entertainment industry and see nothing wrong in it. Guess what, lets put ur sister(s), girlfriend(s), or better still ur very own daughter on set, displaying all this sh!7 and lets see how it goes.

Profkomolafe: if she no expose her body 2 gt moni, na u wan feed her?

alosiby92: Although the modern music videos by Nigerian artistes have improved in quality, quantity has worsened in terms of the ladies in the music videos.
In my opinion, they are not respected AT ALL. All I see when I watch these videos is sex and sex appeal being sold.
It disturbs me in that as a female, I feel like I am being objectified and that these girls are treated like crap and are seen as nonentities.
To all the music artistes, when will we see a clean music video where we can enjoy the song without thinking of the girl vigorously vibrating her nyash in the video?
It makes me mad to think that even when the song has nothing to do with a girl, one girl must feature half clothed in the video.
These videos are spoiling market for all the decent girls out there.
I may be wrong. Perharps there is another reason why there is so much disrespect in Nigerian music videos.
What is your opinion?

vanstanzy:

No doubt, u are in the entertainment industry and see nothing wrong in it. Guess what, lets put ur sister(s), girlfriend(s), or better still ur very own daughter on set, displaying all this sh!7 and lets see how it goes.

made in nigeria: @ op u just dey wake? Who is disrespecting who did they force them or what exactly are you talking about..how can this kind of thread get to d front page..very soon d owners of nairaland will sit up when they realize d blog is gettin less attractive and intelligent day by day..even if it is d joke section let us see not dis kinda thread..