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This study examines the lyrical content of Bad Boy Records’ 1990s hits, revealing a subculture where terms traditionally associated with women denoted men. Analyzing key tracks, it uncovers a deliberate narrative shift, challenging perceived authenticity and offering new insights into the hidden dynamics of hip-hop’s influential era.
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