Khia

show me so much love the best hair comes from a thug the dick good thick big and long slow fluff until the crack of dawn on the X making faces and stuff through the night making so much love dead sweet when the sun comes up so lit My neck, my back, lick my pussy and my crack My neck, my back, lick my pussy and my crack Might roll dust, you might have G, but fuck that nigga, get on your knees A bitch like me moans and screams, the missus know what I mean At the club, so fresh, so clean, a whole hate of niggas watching me So high in the line on green, with a unit on my face, so mean I got the pitch, what's a nigga I need, to suck at the nigga, satisfy me You try me, I make you see Just like you should Right now, lick it good Lick this pussy just like you should My neck, my back Lick my pussy and my crack My neck, my back Lick my pussy and my crack Do it now, lick it good Lick this pussy just like you should Right now, lick it good Outro Music My back my

My Neck, My Back by Kia, obviously.

Why did you pick this track, Bahar?

Because it's hot.

Wow, that's pretty dope.

Oh, you was, uh, cooking with Khia before.

Yeah.

That's dope.

[laughs]

[laughs] Look, I was seeing that shit all through COVID.

Yeah, but Khia, Khia didn't have lingerie.

She didn't.

All of these are ways to describe what some women are calling a drought of the alleged, quote, "real men" in the dating pool.

The phrase actually goes back to a clip of the rapper Khia.

But if everybody wanna be a girl, who gonna be the boys? I keep saying that.

We still got to have some masculine mens left out here.

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Okay, so this phrase, "Who's gonna be the boys?" It, it comes back to, you know, rapper Khia's Living Room where she asks, "And if everybody wanna be a girl, who gonna be the boys?" The phrasing is new, but the sentiment is not.

How have you seen this phrase come up lately, online or in real life? George, let's start with you.