Dance Music: Sexist?

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Do you consider 'dance' music to be sexist? You do not have permission to vote on this poll.
Yes	3	4.84%
No	52	83.87%
Not sure	7	11.29%
Total:	62 votes	100%

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TheVrk
Mediterranean Canadian

Registered: Nov 2003
Location: Windsor, Canada

Sexist? C'mon......
Just an example of some women who love starting shit.

It DEFINITELY does not demean women. If anything, trance and house
bring women/men together with happiness and positive feelings.

Apr-13-2005 15:26 Croatia

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simms327
Ministry of Small

Registered: Nov 2003
Location: part of the generation of low attention spans

How can they call dance music sexist when hiphop music has titles like "ho bitch get out of the way" "a lady in the street but a freak in the bed" etc... and pretty much ALL videos have women in bikinis flaunting themselves in front of the camera for 5 minutes. this group doesnt know what theyre talking about, IMO.

Apr-13-2005 16:43 Canada

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USMC_Greg
l33t Trån¢ë Mâstör™

Registered: May 2001
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

quote:
Originally posted by bARTovsky
I really don't think a few sexually inclined (even deviant) lyrics can make an entire genre of music sexist.

If that is the case then before even considering dance music they should maybe take a look at today's Hip Hop

edit: actually hip hop is more objectifying than anything, but I still think it beats dance music hollow in the sexist category.

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