Princeton Students launch petition to ban Big Sean's show

Students at Princeton University aren't happy to have Big Sean as a performer for an upcoming concert at the campus.
Two students have started a petition to ban the rapper from the show, alleging that he promotes "rape culture and misogyny" with his lyrics, reported Ace Showbiz.
Duncan Hosie, one of the two students, explained to Daily Princetonian that he researched Sean's lyrics after watching a promotional video for the concert called Lawnparties.
He later joined forces with the other student Rebecca Basaldua to launch the petition, which has so far garnered 500 signatures.
"After I saw that video, I started researching Big Sean's language and I found language that was both misogynistic and homophobic," Hosie said.

"We wrote an op-ed piece that we published on Google Docs and wanted to see the number of supporters. Right now, close to 500 people have signed."

"I'm sure every singer has a questionable song, but there are a significant amount of his songs that deal with this and I think there are a lot of other artists in the same genre even that would have been a better choice," Basaldua added.
Other students who supported the ban then posted fliers across the campus with a line from Sean's song featuring Nicki Minaj.
The Lawnparties is scheduled to take place on May 3. For now, Sean is still listed as a performer for the event, because according to Social committee chair Simon Wu, "the contracts are signed and it's unrealistic to stop this from happening.