I 100% agree this marketing campaign was definitely a dude's idea. Side note: the use of the horn sound effect got to be a bit grating after the first few plays.
You were not misogynistic at all. It was actually rather feminist lol. You could tell when men speak for women, as you mentioned Trina as an example (I’m also from dade county and I grew up with Trina). They are telling women to go back to the streets, good on you for telling the truth. When you see women as people it becomes obvious when they are being objectified, even if it is suppoused coming “from a woman”. Keep up the thoughtful commentary!!
Greatly appreciate the words!! I think you hit it right on the head .. the word I’m looking for is “objectified” 🤯. Personally, I hate to see women being objectified in that nature .. or used simply to make a profit .. and in this case .. bumble is essentially saying “stay in these streets and give us some money”. As a man, I know I can’t speak for women and I know my perspective isn’t accurate .. because I’ve never been a woman 🤷🏿♂️
