https://www.thegrandreport.com/he-thought-that-pssy-was-for-free-nsfw/?layout=rwdPosted by TheGrandReport a video goes viral of a middle aged African woman who got caught up with a white male recently in a hotel hallway screaming and fighting. Allegedly this woman is claiming that she was supposed to be paid for sex and now this man is trying to escape without paying her. This incident seems as if its taking place during the day where hotel guests and employees stopped and tried to assist. One woman tried to help by offering a towel and because the African lady was so busy with her client she refused to use it. In my personal opinion I think this African woman is right for fighting for her money. She made an agreement with this man and now he wants to break it which I believe is unfair. I think this white man thought he could get away with enjoying this beautiful black woman without any consequences. And apparently her p*ssy is worth whatever bag she is fighting for. So I pose the question to everyone Does pussy have a price? And if so how much does it cost?

https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/saweetie-says-pretty-privilege-worked-against-her-news.134585.html

https://mycolumbusmagic.com/2648521/saweetie-on-pretty-privilege-it-wasnt-a-privilege-for-me/amp/

In one of her most recent interviews rap artist Saweetie sat down with nick cannon to promote her new album titled "Pretty B*tch Music". Where she discusses the issues that comes along with being a "pretty female" in society and how pretty privilege worked against her. Supporters were very excited to see her brand her style of female rap and expand on the inspirations behind her lyrics and videos. But instead we get a female so overwhelmed with her free passes to the finer things in life that now wants the average male and female to be concerned with her tribulations. In this interview she stated that she was judged and rumors were made up about her. But I have to pose the question? Where would she be if she didn't have a specific look? I truly believe that she would not be on the arms of several successful men in the music industry. I think its okay for females to "Use What They Got To Get What They Want" whether that be their minds or body, but don't force people to have sympathy for you when you would never trade places with them . Period.