Help me craft a response with the following details: I was extremely shocked that the writer opened the article to claim something so mysogynistic it belongs in the last century: that NAME_1's hits and successes were the result of men. And to say that the none of artists before her have ever relied of aesthetics to convey feminism (and move albums) is extremely unfair. Heck, I remembered NAME_2 used sex appeal to sell albums! As do soooo many artists, Black and White. Has NAME_1 ever appeared too racy on album covers, promotional items or even magazines? Heck, she's not what one would call a hot woman by Western sex induced standards, girl got through talent alone (at first), combined with an amazing business acumen later. You do realise she's ONE white woman in a sea of white artists that come and go right? I really hate it when people start writing about race when it comes to music. I'm Asian and I love most of the songs from NAME_1, ALL of NAME_3's, all of pre-Lemonade Beyonce and a handful after, and anything from The Weekend – and I don't see color despite my list being predominantly Black. Coz if you wanna talk color, then I posit: 13% of Americans are Black and yet they are 'overrepresented' compared to the general population. Yet us Asians, until Crazy Rich Asians, you barely see us on TV? Why aren't just as many talking about that when we represent 7% of the population? And even if you do, we're casted as stereotype. Maybe you'll say, oh, you Asians just need to work 20x as hard.