Bebe Rexha Slams Music Exec Who Said She's 'Too Old' To Be Sexy

She's a singer/songwriter with an amazing list of credits.

For the writing side of her career, she calls artists like Shinee, Selena Gomez, and Nick Jonas clients.

She's in the Songwriters Hall of Fame, too.

While she achieved success with her solo career in 2014, she really blew up in 2016.

She collaborated with Nicki Minaj in April of that year, and the music video for their song, "No Broken Hearts," has over 260 million views on YouTube.

She's won so many awards that Wikipedia has a separate page specifically for her awards and wins.

Also, it's pretty obvious that she's gorgeous on top of being incredibly talented. I can't believe that needs saying.

In an Instagram post, she outlined what went down a music executive.

"I recently had a MALE music executive tell me that I was getting too old and that my brand was “confusing," the post began.

"Because... I’m a songwriter and I post sexy pics on my Instagram and that’s not what female songwriters are suppose to do, especially for my age. I’m 29. I’m fed up with being put in a box."

"I make my own rules. I’m tired of women getting labeled as “hags” when they get old and guys get labeled as sexy with age."

I'm standing behind her clapping, for the record.

"Anyways, I’m turning 30 on August 30 and you know what, I’m not running away from it."

"I’m not gonna lie about my age or sing songs that I feel will sell better because they sound “younger.”"

Why would anyone need to sound younger? People of all ages listen to music. I am speechless.

"I’m gonna celebrate my age because you know what, I’m wiser, I’m stronger and TRUST ME I’m a much better lover than I was 10 years ago."

I truly hope he read that post and felt like a complete tool.

Taylor Swift turned up with support, all caps, and heart emojis.

Since I am also 29, I'm going to go ahead and declare that our club is led by 1989-er Taylor and fearless queen Bebe.

"My sexy songwriting [queen]. You are beautiful, getting sexier with age and your talent SINGS for itself. Keep making those rules."

I love truth, facts, and women supporting women.

Leomie popped off, and I am here to say that she's right and she should say it.

Her advice is universal, too: never try to fit yourself into someone else's idea of who or what you should be!

I have just learned who Justin is, and I love him.

He's a singer/songwriter, too, and he's written some bangers you've heard of: Justin Bieber's "Sorry," Selena Gomez's "Hands to Myself," and DNCE's "Cake by the Ocean."

Trainer Jeanette Jenkins dropped some real facts all over the comments section: women can and are sexy at literally any age.

Not only are JLo and Halle Berry proof of this, but all women are. Thanks.

Of course, other female singers have been given advice, but to see them talk about it makes me want to scream from the unfairness of it all.

No more comments on women's appearances, okay? Okay.