♪ (ragtime intro) ♪
♪ (music commencing) ♪
- ♪ Hump me... ♪
- (Don) Oh my god!
- (mimicking) "Oh my god."
- ♪ Hump me... ♪ - (Gary) She's provocative.
- Too provocative for you.
- (Ruby) Pure porno.
(laughing) - That you watched before!
- ♪ I want to eat your [bleep] (I do) ♪
- (Don exclaiming) - ♪ But I can't [bleep] up my nails ♪
- (giggling)
- (Ruby) Okay, how many viewers does she have?
- A lot. - ♪ Mouth wide open, mouth wide... ♪
- (Roger) Yeah, that's kinda racy.
- Yeah, you like that.
- ♪ ...I can't speak a sentence ♪
- Ooh, Mark. Mmm!
- (Don) I can't believe what I'm seeing!
- Believe it!
- (Virginia) Who watches this kind of thing?
- Everybody.
- (Gary) At least you can hear all the lyrics.
- Yeah, I can rap.
- (Virginia) There are a lot of people that really get off on this stuff,
but it's disgusting.
- How's it disgusting?
- ♪ My vision getting foggy now ♪
- (rapping along) ♪ Every time he hit this [bleep] up ♪
♪ In doggystyle ♪ - (Gary) Okay, part two.
- ♪ Every time he hit this [bleep] up in doggystyle ♪
- (singing along) ♪ Got me yelling out arf, arf, arf, arf... ♪
(cracking up)
- ♪ ...arf, arf ♪
♪ Swallowing cum, make me ♪
♪ Arf, arf, arf... ♪ - Look at his face!
- (Don) Oh, come on.
- (Victoria) This is extremely offensive.
- ♪ [Bleep] taste sweeter than sweet potato pumpkins ♪
- (Roger) Cheeky. - "Cheeky."
- (David) Well... it's not a snuff movie,
but it's killing me. - It's killing you?
You must ain't never get no [bleep].
I mean, Lord, what is goin' on with these folks?
- (Gary) I am stunned. - I know you is.
- (Don) Where is this available? I guess any place.
- (FBE) That is on YouTube. - (Don) It's on YouTube?
Hats off to YouTube.
- (laughing)
- (FBE) These were all songs by an artist named Cupcakke.
- (Roger) Is this Cupcakke?
- (Don) Cupcakke? - Uh, duh, I'm Cupcakke.
- (FBE) We wanted to showcase that this is not
exclusively the type of music that she makes.
- Show 'em, baby!
- (FBE) ...and this is kind of a different side of her.
- Come on! - (Victoria) ...just a porno.
- Come on! 'Ey!
(singing along) ♪ I'm rollin' with the LGBT ♪
♪ [Bleep] out my way when you see me ♪
Yes!
- ♪ I'm rollin' with the LGBT ♪ - Yes!
Yeah, you better bop your head! Yes!
You shook?
- (Mark) She's street rap with a bunch of drag queens.
- (Gary) Does this sound like a message type of song?
- (Victoria) It's better than the other ones.
- Thank you, I appreciate it.
- ♪ ...they drag you from Z to A ♪
♪ And shout-out to the bi's, you ain't gotta pick a side ♪
- (Roger) It's got a lot of rhythm. A lot of rhythm there.
- A lot, yes.
- ♪ ...give her beef stew (yup, yup) ♪
- (Don) Oh my goodness.
Well, a little tamer.
- He ain't never saw nobody twerk before.
- (Elizabeth) I like the fact that they are putting
that community in the forefront of people's minds.
- There we go.
- ♪ Babies killing babies ♪
♪ People starving in Haiti ♪
- (David) A little bit more. I think you get the message here.
- Duh.
- (Ruby) She's just talking about life... and she knows it.
- Yes, I do.
- ♪ And I hate my father in the worst way ♪
♪ He forgot more than my birthday ♪ - (Mark) Wow.
- See, Mark get it. Mark get it.
He loves me.
♪ (song concluding) ♪
- (Ruby) I like that. It's real. It's the truth.
- Thank you. Thank you! Thank you!
- (Don) Why she would do the first two,
I can't figure that out.
As a rap artist, she's got plenty of talent.
- Because I'm versatile.
- (Gary) ...same person, you know, the diversity of her choices--
- There we go!
- (Gary) ...it's good for that, rather than you expecting
the same old thing.
- (Mark) If I took away the other things I've seen,
I'd say, you know, I like a rapper that has that message
that, you know, unfortunately, too many people can relate to.
- There we go.
- (FBE) So we have some lyrics from her song "Doggy Style"
we'd like for you to read for us. - Arf!
- (Elizabeth) Okay, let's do it.
- (Mark, snootily) Please, I got a reputation to maintain.
- Come on, baby!
- (Elizabeth) "Squeezing my (mumbling),
then it drip like getting--" - Just say the sentence.
Why is it so hard to say the sentence?
- (David) "...then it drip like getting juice out--"
- These people act like they never have sex before.
I mean, these old folks is something else!
- (Ruby) "And sorry you can't [bleep]--"
- "..my little B-cups."
'Ey!
- (Elizabeth) Not my taste, but there is a creative element,
a story is being told. - Yes, it's creative.
It's called bars.
- (FBE) What do you think about how the raunchy side
of her music may get the most attention,
but by growing her audience with the raunchy songs,
she can reach more people with her other music?
- (Virginia) There has to be some way that she can divide that
and not lose the good she's doing.
- She said "divide it." I am dividing it.
You just saw a video about a female strugglin',
comin' up, then you just saw a video about sex.
How much we gon divide it?
- (Roger) There's a little bit of a conflict of interest here.
I mean, she's doing these songs and they're very pornographic
and (moaning) and then she's doing something for sexual assault,
against sexual assault.
You want to put this smut out here, or do you want to get rid of it?
You can't have it both ways.
- That's disrespectful!
He's saying you rappin' about sex, but then again,
you talkin' about pedophiles.
That don't even add up.
All because you have is sex.
You just having sex.
Like, we all [bleep]. We're all human beings.
At night, whatever happens behind closed doors,
you can't say that, huh?
Nah, I'ma say it.
Suck that [bleep] til it [bleep].
- (Mark) ...should be listening to the other messages
and if that's the only way you get 'em to listen--
- That's very true, though.
All the explicit stuff is at the highest views points.
But when I'm talking about pedophile, Ace Hardware,
everything down a line, we gon sit at, what,
60K views in one week.
This is the thing. It's what y'all support.
It's not my fault that y'all tend to pick up
and support that more than my other songs.
- (Ruby) When you can use your notoriety
for a positive impact, I'm all for that.
- As I do. I donate.
My mom teach me, you need to learn how to say no to people
'cause they will walk right over you, but I give back.
I definitely give back to the community.
- (FBE) Hearing more about what she's all about,
is this an artist that you think the younger generations
should be listening to? - Of course!
- (Ruby) ...positive message-- - Of course.
- (Don) I absolutely would not let them be watching this
if I could avoid it.
- "If you could avoid it."
I'm glad you said that because, regardless,
this is the internet. Come on, it's 2018.
- (Elizabeth) It creates a mindset, to me,
that's not healthy. - That's not healthy?
Sex is healthy!
- (Mark) Her rapping is good, her cadence is good.
- Thank you, Mark! Thank you so much!
- (Mark) These will be videos that, when you get to be 35,
if your career's still going well,
(laughing) they come back to haunt you.
- No, I'll just be rubbing my [bleep] to the videos,
but thank you!
They piss me off a little bit, but I like it.
It's a lot of negative [bleep] that come my way,
but, at the same time, I'm not thinking about the negative.
I'm, like, blocked from that.
I'm looking at the positive, the people I do touch
about all these situations I'm talking about in my music.
That's what I try to focus on, is the positive.
- (FBE) So, elders are not really what people would think
your demographic would be.
- Yeah, 'cause they ain't getting no [bleep].
- (FBE) Do you ever think about how people
outside of your core demographic will think about your music?
- No.
When I make music, I just make music.
If I [inaudible] [bleep], I'll make music about getting [bleep].
They want to pretend they never did that,
but they like the struggle rap, you know.
They not puttin' no thought into it.
They just like, "It's about sex.
No. No. That's not for us."
You know, but I'm sure each one of them have a child.
- (FBE) So we asked the elders if they thought
you were an artist that the younger generations
should be listening to, and many said no.
- I mean, the young generation is mostly my fans.
When I was making "Vagina,"
and that was my first sexual song, when I came out the studio
everyone was like... (silence)
like, they was just shocked because it's just like
I don't have no line.
I'm not finna sugarcoat [bleep] down
for radio, for this person, for that--
I don't give a [bleep] about none of it.
- (FBE) But there were also some who thought
that you were putting out a positive message,
and that younger people should listen.
- Yeah, as you should.
As a younger grownup, I got all grown men
trying to talk to me, and I feel like no one speaks out
about this type of stuff, so I'ma do it.
You know what I'm saying?
'Cause I know that it's a let out for me,
but every other young girl who feel like they can't speak up
about it, when they hear my music, oh, you can.
- (FBE) Okay, since we have you here today,
how would you explain your music to people
who might not get it?
- It's not to be explained. Just suck a [bleep].
- (FBE) So, finally, what would you like to say
to the elders who reacted to you?
- Mark, you know, you understand.
You feel me? We here in here.
The other people, I forgot y'all name.
Oh, no, I'm supposed to respect my elders.
(sweetly) I love you all so much.
Thank you, FBE, for having me.
I'm going on tour, so make sure you all come out.
The dates are on my pages: Instagram, cupcakkeafreakk--
two K's at the end of that, two K's on the "Cupcakke."
Twitter, Cupcakke_rapper.
I don't know why I named myself that, even though I'm an entertainer,
but yeah, suck a [bleep].