Meanwhile, City Girls run down the list of women rappers they grew up listening to - from Foxy Brown and Missy Elliott to Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes and Eve. 'Damn, like she raps harder than a lot of these guys,'' Megan recalls. Like, we only listening to men in the house. She was a female rapper, but I had never heard women being rappers, ever, because my mom was listening to UGK, Three 6 Mafia, my daddy, Lil Wayne. 'RapCaviar Presents,' a six-part series inspired by the notable Spotify playlist of the same name, aims to untangle the most complex parts of hip-hop culture as we know it - from the criminalization of rap and social media criticism to misogyny, women's sexuality, and America's mental health crisis.Īhead of its March premiere, POPSUGAR has an exclusive look at one of the 'RapCaviar Presents' episodes, and in the short clip, City Girls and Megan Thee Stallion recall their introductions to some of the women in hip-hop who laid the foundation for their successful careers - starting with the latter's late mom.

A new kind of music docuseries is heading to Hulu later this month to shine a light on today's biggest hot-button topics as recalled by hip-hop's brightest young stars - and we have a first look at it.

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