Although the two have, at times, denied that they were dating, Kylie Jenner and rumored boyfriend Tyga have been generating a number of headlines this week over the nature of their relationship. This latest round of dating rumors come courtesy of a new, leaked song from Tyga. The rapper's choice of lyrics seem to suggest that he is condoning having sex with underage women. Meanwhile, Kylie recently took to Snapchat, where she discussed being bullied, something she knows a little something about after being accused of getting pregnant with Scott Disick's baby.
Tyga and Kylie Jenner's controversial relationship is drawing even more heat this week, after TMZ uploaded a new track from the rapper.
The song, "Pleazer," is filled with a number of sexually graphic lyrics, however, there's one line in particular that has everyone talking. In fact, according to TMZ, Tyga appears to condone statutory rape:
"Tyga just released a sultry, romantic song about his GF Kylie Jenner -- ah, just kidding...he's actually dropping a rap about illegal sex...y'know, like with a 17-year-old...Tyga does not shy away from the obviously sensitive issue with his new song, 'Pleazer.'"
While the lyrics are too graphic to reprint here, Tyga speaks, in detail, about a number of sexual acts he enjoys participating in with women. Although many of the lyrics are risqué enough to provoke outrage, the rapper really created a whirlwind of negative press when he said "'bout to catch a felony for it," allegedly implying that the woman in question is a minor.
Her rumored boyfriend's salacious new song isn't the only reason that Kylie Jenner finds herself in the news this week.
The youngest Jenner also made waves for a series of Snapchat videos she recently posted.
Instead of discussing the usual topics of makeup, plastic surgery and designer clothing, Kylie decided to embrace a much more pressing issue for society -- bullying.
According to the 17-year-old Jenner, Kylie has been bullied her entire life (via Fox News):
"It's kind of crazy I have four million people watch my Snapchats. Half of you guys think I'm weird, and the other half think I'm funny...But I've been bullied since I've been nine. From the whole world, it feels like sometimes...and I think that I've done a really great job in handling all this...There are bullies everywhere...So, this was just a little like Snapchat, to tell whoever with their own bullies, that the only opinion that ever really matters is yours and to never change."
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