What is a munch slang?

“'Munch' is New York slang meaning to perform oral sex on a woman. Similarly, an 'eater' is a person who performs a lot of oral sex,” according to Genius.

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Ice Spice, an up-and-coming rapper from the Bronx, recently went viral thanks to her first hit song: “Munch (Feelin’ U).” But what exactly is the track all about?

“Munch (Feelin U)” dropped back in early August, and audiences appeared to be immediately captivated by the song’s catchy chorus: “You thought I was feelin’ you? / That n***a a munch / N***a a eater, he ate it for lunch / B***h, I’m a baddie, I get what I want.” Considering these lyrics, we can decipher that a “munch” is a sexual partner who solely performs oral sex and doesn’t penetrate, and Genius‘s analysis of the anthem backs this up. “‘Munch’ is New York slang meaning to perform oral sex on a woman. Similarly, an ‘eater’ is a person who performs a lot of oral sex,” according to Genius. “Spice invokes the stigma that performing cunnilingus is ’emasculating’ for men, stating that men are prepared to embarrass themselves in order to be with her for a fleeting moment.” With the message behind the song, many have been chirping about Ice Spice and “Munch (Feelin’ U)” online. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. Update your settings here to see it. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. Update your settings here to see it. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. Update your settings here to see it. Notably, once she started promoting “Munch (Feelin’ U)” on social media, Ice Spice caught the attention of the one and only Aubrey Drake Graham, who praised the track and even featured it on OVO Sound Radio. “That ‘Munch’ and your ‘On The Radar’ freestyle hard,” Drake messaged Ice Spice, giving a shoutout to her breakout single as well as a freestyle she delivered earlier this year. “Imma play em on our radio show.” Drake also took the initiative to fly Ice Spice to Toronto with him, as they were spotted at a concert together. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. Update your settings here to see it. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. Update your settings here to see it. This has led some to speculate that Drake himself may potentially be a “munch.” However, it appears as if he’s trying to show his support for Ice Spice, who was reportedly inspired to begin rapping by Nicki Minaj and Cardi B, according to her Genius “About” section.

Shoutout to Ice Spice, and do you self-identify as a “munch?”

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Which animal gives birth despite being a male?

seahorses In all of the vast animal kingdom spanning the planet, seahorses (and their pipefish and sea dragon relatives) are the only species whose male members give birth to young.

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In all of the vast animal kingdom spanning the planet, seahorses (and their pipefish and sea dragon relatives) are the only species whose male members give birth to young. This underwater photograph shows a male Korean seahorse (Hippocampus haema) releasing juveniles into the water off the coast of Japan. The tiny species, which was only recognized in 2017, generally grows to between about five and nine centimeters long and is native to the Korea Strait and the seas to the east of the Korean peninsula and to the south and west of Japan. After an elaborate courtship “dance,” females deposit their eggs into a male’s brood pouch, where he fertilizes them. As the embryos grow, the male’s abdomen becomes distended, just as in a human pregnancy. When he is ready to give birth, the abdomen opens, and contractions expel the juvenile seahorses. Some newborns resemble miniature versions of adults, while others may still be curled up and covered by some of their egg membrane. A male and female seahorse pair can have multiple broods. It is unknown why seahorses have this sex reversal when it comes to procreation, but one idea is that having the male bear young leaves the female free to start producing the next batch of eggs. Science in Images is a new category of articles featuring photographs and videos from all the disciplines of science. Click on the button below to see the full collection.

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