Skip to main content

Women, Rap and The Grammy's

Women in rap were always disregarded, until this year's Grammy's.
Image result for grammys and women

This year women were running the show. They delivered the night's best performances. The most rememberable performances like Cardi B's 'Money', Camilla Cabello's 'Havana' or Janelle Monae's and Miley Cyrus's 'Jolene' performance.


Cardi B won a Grammy for 'Best Rap Album' with her album 'Invasion of Privacy'  against Travis Scott's 'Astroworld' album. I honestly found that amazing! 'Astroworld' was an extraordinarily big project with astounding songs. It's amazing that a women rapper won the award against such a successful rapper.
Image result for cardi b wins best rap album
Last year when Neil Portnow, Grammy's President, was asked about the lack of women in the top categories he said that women need to "step up". He did acknowledge that it was a poor choice of words and apologized at this year's Grammy's. When Dua Lipa won 'Best New Artist' she said: "I guess this year we really stepped up.".



I honestly think that it was amazing that this year women really stole the show. Last year women were not represented at the Grammy's. Lots of people weren't happy about it. So this year they gave us what we wanted.

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 11, 2019 at 9:54 AM

    Star - Loved how you added your own personal thoughts
    Wish - Add a bit more of your own personal thoughts/ideas
    Star - You proved points with supporting information and proof in videos

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Meltdown - Book Review

What will Greg Heffley do when it's a snow day? He'll have a neighbourhood snow battle, that's right. Greg Heffley lives on Surrey Street and it's quite different from your average neighbourhood. On Surrey Street, you're either a hill kid or a non-hill kid. Greg and the hill kids can't stand the non-hill kids. In the summer the kids at the bottom never let the hill kids play down there. But in the winter the tables are turned. The hill is amazing for sledding and all the non-hill kids want in. Upper Surrey Street ambushing lower Surrey Street kids If you really want to enjoy and understand this book you have to know your Wimpy. In this book, there are a lot of callbacks to things that happen in previous books. So, to understand this book read a couple of the older Wimpy Kid books.  So I really loved this book. In fact, I really love the entire series. I would recommend this book to ages 10-12. Something I would love to see is this book in movie for...
1 comment
Read more

TIGER - Movie Review

Pardeep Singh Nagra was a boxer. Well, more than that actually.  Tiger is a movie based on the true story of Pardeep Singh Nagra. Pardeep was born and raised in Canada. He faced lots of discrimination because of his faith and culture. He was raised by his aunt and uncle because his parents moved to India.  In the movie, Pardeep had lots of rage and anger. That's how he became a boxer. He let out all his anger with each punch. The boxing club that he attended was filled with racists. He got better day by day with practise and support from his coach and soon from his fellow boxers. The problem soon arose. The ABC (American Boxing Commission) didn't approve of Pardeep boxing.  It was because he had a beard and the rules say the boxer must be clean shaved. Pardeep and his lawyer fought until he was allowed to box. But did it work? Watch the movie to find out! I can relate to the movie. I have witnessed and faced racism countless times. I think that what Pardeep...
Post a Comment
Read more

Earth's Cavities

Earth’s Cavities Candy is a kid's fantasy. That exemplifies why we eat so much of it, but it doesn't explain why the wrappers end up on the street. If you walk around your block, you can find enough wrappers to wear. So let's take a look at the sour side of this sweet. Halloween. We all know about it and all the candy we can get. Did you know 600 pounds of  candy is bought in the season of Halloween in America? With all these wrappers there has to be  a solution but still be able to celebrate Halloween, right? Well, there is! You can give out candy  that is in boxes! Dots, Milk Duds, and Nerds all come in recyclable cardboard packaging. You  can also buy your candy in bulk and make 'Mystery Bags’. Many candies are wrapped in plastic, and that plastic is made of lots. Bits of plastic, aluminum,  and paper make up a candy wrapper. It's hard to recover all those materials to recycle. When  these wrappers are thrown on the ground or in the ga...
Post a Comment
Read more