It's a weird mindset that despite living in a culture where objectifying women is frowned up, the more sexually provocative a woman is, the more "empowering" she's considered to womankid . . . like Bebe Rexha, for example: she definitely flaunts herself shamelessly with her giant bewbies spilling out of her tiny little tops, and her shorts that are practically tighty whiteys, and yet she's praised for empowering women (though she wondered why nobody wanted to dress her for the Grammy's last year).