Music is a component of everyday life, sending the messages in music to pervade consciousness of people. Some music genres are associating with biased themes such as sexism or racism. Sexism in music is obvious in rap and hip-hop music (Neff, 2014). In the mid-1970s, rap music appeared as poetry of African American adolescents who often are overlooked whereas their race and class status. In the late 1980s, rap music emerged misogyny in its lyrics. Misogyny is the detestation or contempt of women. It reduced women as sex objects that controlled and abused by men which “ultimately support, justify, instill and perpetuate ideas, values, beliefs, and stereotypes that debase women” (Adam & Fuller, 2006, p. 940). In a content analysis
