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原文鏈接：https://pitchfork.com/features/lists-and-guides/the-200-best-songs-of-the-2010s/

翻譯: Will Lin

校對：Emma.Z

推送：Lynn Liu

Go to a Rico Nasty show and you’ll see a swirling mob of teenage girls thrashing and jumping along to her every word. In the spirit of Bikini Kill’s “girls to the front” rallying cry, the rapper always calls for a female-only mosh pit when she’s about to play her most unruly material, purposefully making space for other young women to share their rage, too.

在Rico Nasty的演唱會上，你會看到一大群少女手舞足蹈，應(yīng)和著每句歌詞。本著Bikini Kill樂隊“girls to the front”的號召精神，Rico Nasty在演唱最具反叛精神的歌曲之前，總會呼吁女性來到舞臺前的專屬舞池，目的是讓她們發(fā)泄憤怒。

This sense of uncontainable fury is what makes her breakout single, “Smack a bitch,” so transfixing. Over a lurching, guitar-fueled instrumental produced by Kenny Beats, Rico yells, “Thank God, I ain’t have to smack a bitch today,” as if delivering blows is part of her normal routine. Pushing her delivery into near-psychotic territory, she declares, “Your ass is?done,” before cackling maniacally. Rico takes absolutely no shit, and it’s refreshing to see. –Michelle Kim

這種不可遏制的憤怒感正是她突破性的單曲“Smack a bitch”吸引人的原因。伴著Kenny Beats制作的以吉他為主樂器的旋律，Rico嘶吼般唱道：“謝天謝地，我今天不用打那個婊子了”，這仿佛在說打人是她的日常。她的演唱幾乎到了癲狂的地步，她唱道：“你完蛋了”，隨后發(fā)瘋般咯咯笑了起來。Rico沒有半句臟話，但讓人耳目一新。