"Captain Save a Hoe" is a song by American rapper E-40, featured on his album "In a Major Way" released in 1995. The term "Captain Save a Hoe" refers to someone who constantly tries to save or rescue promiscuous women, often spending money on them or providing for them in hopes of building a romantic relationship. The lyrics of the song criticize and mock this kind of behavior. E-40 and the other featured artists, B-Legit, D-Shot, and Suga-T, express their disapproval for individuals who prioritize saving these women over focusing on their own personal growth or financial stability. The song suggests that these women take advantage of the generosity of these men, who are referred to as "Captain Save a Hoe." The lyrics also touch on themes of empowerment and self-reliance. The artists question why these men only show interest in saving women when they have money, while disapprovingly acknowledging that some women may willingly engage in this type of transactional relationship. Overall, "Captain Save a Hoe" is a satirical critique of individuals who engage in these types of relationships and the dynamic that exists between them. The song emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility and highlights the potential consequences of engaging in such behavior.
