FIERCE EDITORIALS

And the trick is, the caricature does not always show up as disrespect. Sometimes it sounds like praise: 'She's the female version of him.' 'She's the only one who can really rap.' 'She's not like those other girls.' 'She's bringing class back.' 'She's the next Kim.' 'She's the new Nicki.' 'She's the female Tupac.' Even the compliments come with a cage. That's not love.