In the early ’90s, some rappers went from treating women as ’round the way sisters and queens equally down with the movement to acting as if “females” were simply fat-ass, big-breasted objects of desire and only good for one thing. Gradually verses became more sexually charged and lewdness became laudable as promoted by artists like N.W.A. (“Findum, Fuckum & Flee“), Wreckx-n-Effect’s “Rump Shaker” and Sir Mix-A-Lot’s “Baby Got Back.” Soon after, female rappers Lil Kim and Foxy Brown promoted themselves as sexual liberators for a new generation of young girls (and women) alongside jiggy role models Puffy, Biggie and Jay-Z, who preached about money, popping bottles, living large, and, of course, bitches.