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Nelly is brushing off critics of his video “Tip Drill,” and is planning on producing a full-length adult movie based around the song and video.
The original video, which aired on BET’s UnCut late night video show, came under fire from various African-American groups and women on college campuses across the nation for it’s portrayal of women.
“We [are] not trying to put it into a prospective where we demoralize women,” Nelly told AllHipHop.com. “It was strictly adult entertainment; it wasn’t to try to demoralize women.”
The chart topping rapper said his video wasn’t a far stretch from the imagery in Beyonce’s hit video “Crazy in Love” or Toni Braxton’s 1996 hit video, “Your Makin’ Me High,” where Braxton and her girlfriends judge men as an elevator door opens.
And while he defended his video, he was clear that it should be kept from children.
“The ‘Tip Drill’ video was made for a program that came on at 3:00 am, when kids should be in bed,” the rapper reasoned. “Entertainers get a bad rap. It’s easier to blame us for you not raising your kids and being involved in your kid’s life.”
Nelly’s latest two albums Sweat & Suit are currently in the Top 10 on Billboard’s pop charts.
Source: allhiphop.com
The original video, which aired on BET’s UnCut late night video show, came under fire from various African-American groups and women on college campuses across the nation for it’s portrayal of women.
“We [are] not trying to put it into a prospective where we demoralize women,” Nelly told AllHipHop.com. “It was strictly adult entertainment; it wasn’t to try to demoralize women.”
The chart topping rapper said his video wasn’t a far stretch from the imagery in Beyonce’s hit video “Crazy in Love” or Toni Braxton’s 1996 hit video, “Your Makin’ Me High,” where Braxton and her girlfriends judge men as an elevator door opens.
And while he defended his video, he was clear that it should be kept from children.
“The ‘Tip Drill’ video was made for a program that came on at 3:00 am, when kids should be in bed,” the rapper reasoned. “Entertainers get a bad rap. It’s easier to blame us for you not raising your kids and being involved in your kid’s life.”
Nelly’s latest two albums Sweat & Suit are currently in the Top 10 on Billboard’s pop charts.
Source: allhiphop.com
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