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In page Misogyny in rap music:

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Scholars have observed that language used in hip-hop is highly gendered. Some researchers argue that artists and listeners navigate hip-hop through systems that center heterosexual power dynamics.[citation needed] Within this framework, Hip-Hop Nation Language (HHNL) is often described as privileging the Black male experience.[1] One academic, argues that certain gender tropes within HHNL reinforce sexual hierarchies. Intersections of race and gender within HHNL are said to sustain heteromasculinity that marginalized Black women and queer rappers who engage with it. [2]