Does this music video promote rape?

[Anonymous]

Watch it from 2:13

[harvest]

Only Russia could have made something like this...
And the answer to your question is - partially, yes. It does portray brutal, dominance in a oversexualizing way, however, there is no direct correlation to rape per se so my answer is - partially, yes.

[crmoore]

That depends on what you mean be rape. I don't think she is literally saying "rape is cool, women should get raped more often" but I do think she's promoting that fantasy, and there's a big distinction between fantasy and reality.

[ChrisMaster69]

I would be saying yeah it also portrays some other things that are not healthy,

[Nobodycares]

Like writhing on the hoods of cars n'shit. Maaaaaaaan.

[NetSapien]

No, I don't think so. I see this as an artist's expression and don't feel qualified to judge another culture's sexual habits so can't judge if it's wrong or not for them.

I see the scenes you refer to though and they do raise eyebrows, but I don't think it promotes 'rape' any more than it promotes dropping TV's on women or hitting a head with a bat or laying still with butterflies in your mouth.

I can't see this as promoting anything other than the music

[wankiam]

those outfits just make me want to have a wank but yeah i can see why you would ask this

[Nobodycares]

The lyrics in English probably suggest that rape is wrong based on the clips, so I dunno.

[loveslongnails]

Pretty much. It certainly doesn't promote anything positive. It's a stupid video with a worthless house music track, in my opinion.

[Asker]

That's why comment and like sections are closed

[AmeerX]

You should watch tragedy of Chateau cepage

[Jamie05rhs]

Holy s***! You're right!
That's really disturbing!

[888theGreat]

1) It was worse music video I have ever seen.
2) I don't know the language, Russian?
3) Any women dressed like that is like having a sign on their back begging men to rape them.
4) They looked like prostitutes out to make some money.

[Valnac]

That video was portraying horny women!

[ChefPapiChulo]

Your country is backwards af.

[Asker]

These women are 10 times hotter than the hottest singer of your country

[ChefPapiChulo]

Why are you objectifying yourself and other women? I think there’s more importance than just looks. Very strange.

[Asker]

Looks are very important to many women

[ChefPapiChulo]

Eastern Europe is such a shit hole. I couldn’t imagine living there.

[Deku2009]

Yeah it does promotes rape.

[krin_m]

No. I don't think so. The perpetrator is solely responsible for the crime. Same as you cannot blame the victims for how they dress and say that caused the rape.

[Asker]

I didn't mean their outfits

[krin_m]

I know , the lyrics and the whole production. The blame is still on the rapist and no one else in my opinion.

[Jamie05rhs]

@krin_m But it literally shows a man dragging a woman and trying to rape her.

[Nobodycares]

@Jamie05rhs I think the viewer is supposed to feel disturbed that image. If so, maybe it's intentional.

[Jamie05rhs]

@Nobodycares The whole thing is glamorized, though.

[Nobodycares]

If they consented initially to the sex, they can end it at any time. If they consent to sex and go through with it, then they CANNOT complain after the act and say that it was rape. This is called 'revoking consent' and is overtly tyrannical on those who are lead to believe the woman consented; it gives her undue power over the other party and encourages extreme levels of toxic femininity. Consensual sex only becomes rape if at any time, they want to stop having sex, but the other person keeps trying to have sex with them.

[Jamie05rhs]

@Nobodycares What part of that looked consensual to you?

[ShadowedSoul]

Not rape but something brutalish. The video is a trash to me

[Anonymous]

No, its not violent.

[Yaaten]

Not violent? Are you sure about that? Did we watch the same video?