Hip-hop becomes feminine

Welcome to my blog once again to all the musicians and writers of Vibes. A shout out to the judges @verbal-d, @lordbutterfly and @silentscreamer who read us every week.
This week I've been analyzing each contestant's entry and out of how much I liked most of them, there is one entry in particular that not only impressed me, but made me analyze it in detail. This entry is from @bibifvnmusic.
With his first entry in the contest and in hive in general he started off with a bang, securing 4th place in the list of winners for week 27, singing a rap of your own, which gives him a lot of credit and an advantage.
That skill in singing and precentering the video, as if it's something she does often, gives the video an added touch of professionalism, not to mention the image quality and the atmosphere she's immersed in.
Apparently she is the first female rapper in the contest and in a way I am proud of the participation of women in this genre of music, as not everyone considers the female voice to be the most suitable for rapping, but bibifvnmusic proves the opposite.
With her great performance and gestures she makes the audience not only listen, but feel the song, and it is something that captivated me from the beginning.
He keeps a constant tone throughout the song, and people may not notice it, but rapping is not something that just anyone can do.