Thoughts and Reviews: WAP, Laugh now Cry later

Alright, guys, this is it! this is what you guys voted for. I've been constantly trying to figure out which videos to blog about, sooooo why not do both?

Today, I'm going to be talking about two of your favorite, most talked-about videos ever:

Cardi B & Megan the Stallion - WAP, and Drake ft. Lil Durk - Laugh Now, Cry Later.

WAP - Cardi B ft Megan Thee Stallion

If you haven't seen the video, I have it up here for you, so you can see it for yourself and leave your comment below. If you don't know by now, Cardi B and Megan the Stallion are the most two controversial female rappers right now in the game, When they dropped this song, a lot of people reacted on a positive, and negative note. On one side, this song is a bop for the females, the other side felt like it was too vulgar, or is not very ladylike at all.

Here's my opinion on this...

You hear men talk about sexual content all the time, but when a female singer or a rapper talks about it, is "DoInG tOo MuCh". I feel like in the music industry there should be EQUAL respect and let the ladies do their thing. To my new boomers, if you think that WAP is vulgar, I researched some things that will change your mind:

Missy Elliot - one-minute man

Adina Howard - Freak like me

Trina - Look back at it

Lucille Bogan - til the cows come home (this is was made in the 1930s btw)

But anywho, the visuals, are A1. Love the color, the animals, and it kinda reminded me of those videos you see in the 90s. I also wonder if the music video is based on Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory, if not, still a cool creative concept behind it. You see your favorite features like Rosalina, Sukihana, Normani, Mulatto, and of course, Kylie Jenner.

LAUGH NOW CRY LATER - Drake ft Lil Durk

First of all, I'm pretty sure we didn't see this song coming. In all honesty, both Drake and Lil Durk both in their bag with this one. As we both know, Drake has been getting nothing but buckets since 2010 with his mixtapes and his albums like "Nothing was the same" and "Take Care". During the pandemic, Drake has been working constantly, putting out songs like "Chicago Freestyle" and "When to say when" which is in his latest EP, "Dark Lane Demo Tapes" Before announcing his 9th album, "Certified Lover Boy", he wanted to make sure that once again, he hit was with a banger.

The video, as usual, was great, and very funny. It starts off with Drake playing basketball with Kevin Durant and then playing catch with Odell Beckham Jr. He then brings Lil Durk into the picture, posing for their game-winning picture, riding jet skis, and golf courses. He also brought in Druskii, one of Social Media's favorite comedian checking on him to make sure that he wasn't... you know, crying.

Overall, I must say that I'm happy to see Drake getting in touch with his acting skills again, and also giving us usual heat like he always does.