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Rape Nobody ft. Akosua Hanson

from White Card: The Artivist by Wanlov The Kubolor

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just don't be a rapist. thanks

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Mek u no rape nobody
Mek u no touch e body
Mek u no rape nobody
Mek u no touch e body

If the person tell u mek u stop
Then chale better stop
If u no stop rape be dat oh
Kai u fokkop!
If the person tell u mek u stop
Then chale better stop
If u no stop rape be dat oh
Kai u fokkop!

Seek consent permission no be no
Consent permission no be no
Seek consent permission no be no
Consent permission
Anything other than a yes is a no ok?

Se wodi wonsa toho
Na yesi menfa wonsa entoho Ato
Tie na asem anbe towo
Tie na asem anbe towo
Se wodi wonsa toho
Na yesi menfa wonsa entoho Ato
Tie na asem anbe towo
Tie na asem anbe towo
Se wodi wonsa toho
Na yesi menfa wonsa entoho Ato
Don't touch their body
Tie na asem anbe towo yooo

Mek u no rape nobody
Mek u no touch e body
Mek u no rape nobody
Mek u no touch e body

Relating to me being raped only through your mother sister or daughter is a performance
Why can you only identify with me through another human?
Why can't you directly identify with me?
With my autonomy being taken away from me
Violence being inflicted on me
Is it because you can't imagine it happening to you?
Well I also couldn't imagine it happening to me so
Imagine that

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from White Card: The Artivist, released March 6, 2022

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Wanlov The Kubolor Accra, Ghana

Wanlov the Kubolor is a visionary musician, producer, and filmmaker. He is an Akan from the Balkans. He wants freedom, justice, and love for all.

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