Is #ChrisBrown’s ‘Back To Sleep’ Promoting #Rape Culture? - 360nobs

Best Coast singer, Bethany Cosentino knows Chris Brown is no newbie to controversy and this ‘rape promoter tag’ presently trailing Breezy will either make a crack in his already cracked public image or it will roll away along with all other controversies that have come his way in times past.

Bethany implies his new song titled “Sex You Back To Sleep” vocally depicts Brown crooning about having non-consensual sex with a girl as he urges her to keep mute as he ‘f***’s’ her.

While some like Bethany feel Breezy is promoting rape culture, the majority oppose that point of view as the song neither feels nor sounds – either verbally or lyrically – like Breezy was raping or encouraging anyone to rape a female.

Is Bethany clinging on Chris’s name for fame or does she have a point?

Best Coast, Singer, Bethany Cosentino

Here’s a snip of the song:

I know you got work pretty early, I’ll be around by 3: 30
Usually you’re done one, so baby when I wake you up

Just let me rock, fuck you back to sleep girl
Don’t say a word no (no, don’t you talk)
Baby just hold on tight to me girl
Fuck you back to sleep girl, rock you

Ain’t sorry that I woke ya, I ain’t sorry ’bout ya job
Call sick in the morning so I can get a little bit more of your love
I know you want me, how you feel me cause you never disagree
So when you wake from your sleep, girl

Just let me rock, fuck you back to sleep girl
Don’t say a word no, girl don’t you talk
Just hold on tight to me girl
Fuck you back to sleep girl, and rock you back

Ain’t sorry that I woke ya, I ain’t sorry ’bout ya job, fuck you back to sleep girl
Call sick in the morning so I can get a little bit more of your love
Ain’t sorry that I woke ya, I ain’t sorry ’bout ya job, fuck you back to sleep girl
Call sick in the morning so I can get a little bit more of your love

What’s your opinion, is it just another hit RnB single from Chris Breezy or are you Team Best Coast and feel the song is really promoting rape culture?

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