Article Hip Hop Becoming Less Homophobic?

J-Banks · 08-08-2008, 05:37 PM

Hip Hop Becoming Less Homophobic?
August 8th, 2008 | Author: Aliya Ewing

In a culture and music genre in which being "gay" is synonymous with weakness, weirdness, or ineptitude, Kanye West took a moment during his recent Madison Square Garden concert to denounce those who use the term in an offensive or derogatory manner, saying:

"Open your fucking minds. Open your minds. Be accepting of different people and let people be who they are. You know how many people came to me calling me gay cause I wear my jeans the fresh way? Or because I said hey, dude, how you gonna say 'fag' right in front of a gay dude's face and act like that's okay. That shit is disrespectful. Coming from Chicago, where if you saw somebody that was gay you were supposed to stay ten feet away. It should be time to break out of the insinuations that I was sayin', the stereotypes, or the fear, the backlash that I would get if you don't believe in what I believe in, accepting people for who they are...they're very talented and if they do something special in the world and they're discriminated. I've flown across the world y'all, and I've come back here to tell you — open your minds and live a happier life..."

In the past, the public has questioned the sexuality of many rappers based on anything and everything including style of dress. Outkast's Andre 3000 faced rampant rumors of homosexuality when he went from wearing the Hip Hop staple of baggy jeans and t-shirts, to an eclectic mix of furs, flashy colors, and vintage finds. After photos surfaced of Lil Wayne seemingly kissing his mentor Baby on the lips, talk of homosexuality spread like wildfire.

With such opposition to homosexuality in Hip Hop, there are bound to be closeted emcees and other Hip Hop entertainment figures. Former closeted record executive Terrance Dean recently released a much-hyped autobiography about that very topic. Most notably in his book, Hiding in Hip Hop, Dean speaks of an anonymous homosexual emcee (referred to as "Eli") that we most likely all know and admire. He says: "Eli was a force to be reckoned with. He flew out the gate with his debut album and would become a mainstay in the ever-changing Hip Hop industry, where many rappers are one-hit wonders. He has been hailed as one of the greatest rappers to bless the mic...Up until that moment I had never heard anything remotely close about the rapper being gay. Eli was a burgeoning superstar who parlayed his marketability into television and movie credits. He even had a promising clothing line."

Despite homosexual entertainers still feeling the need to hide their true selves in order to gain or maintain success, the Hip Hop world is slowly beginning to take heed to the idea of more tolerance. Transgendered rapper Foxxjazell had a small feature story in the 360 section of the August issue of XXL. The male-to-female transgendered artist was featured in an article about the difficulties she faces while trying to make a career for herself Hip Hop--including being approached by a major label, only for them to cease communications with her after finding out she is transgendered. Vh1's newest 'celebreality' series I Want to Work for Diddy, follows a group of people vying to be the mogul's newest addition to his personal assistant staff. Included in that group of hopefuls is Laverne, a male-to-female transgendered woman. Though some eyebrows have raised amongst internet blogs, on the show thus far Laverne seems to be rightfully treated as an equal.

Is Hip Hop finally maturing into a more all-inclusive, tolerant culture? With burgeoning websites like outhiphop.com, and homorevolution.com, catering to homosexual artists and their fans, it seems to be a growing need. Bound to receive backlash from those unwilling to respect the differences among us all, hopefully the popularity of Kanye West and his brief but strong message to the crowd in New York will open a few closed minds.

Source: hiphopdx

hmk21 · 08-08-2008, 05:41 PM

kanye & pharrell are homo.

everybody NOSE.

LadyValentine · 08-08-2008, 05:46 PM

^lmfao...I see what Kanye is tryna say but just because your pro-gay doesn't mean everyone is and you have no right to force that on anyone...however...when you see gay people just leave 'em alone if you don;t approve...stop messing with them and being overly disrespectful.

IronCro · 08-08-2008, 06:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by J-Banks

Hip Hop Becoming Less Homophobic?
August 8th, 2008 | Author: Aliya Ewing

In a culture and music genre in which being "gay" is synonymous with weakness, weirdness, or ineptitude, Kanye West took a moment during his recent Madison Square Garden concert to denounce those who use the term in an offensive or derogatory manner, saying:

"Open your fucking minds. Open your minds. Be accepting of different people and let people be who they are. You know how many people came to me calling me gay cause I wear my jeans the fresh way? Or because I said hey, dude, how you gonna say 'fag' right in front of a gay dude's face and act like that's okay. That shit is disrespectful. Coming from Chicago, where if you saw somebody that was gay you were supposed to stay ten feet away. It should be time to break out of the insinuations that I was sayin', the stereotypes, or the fear, the backlash that I would get if you don't believe in what I believe in, accepting people for who they are...they're very talented and if they do something special in the world and they're discriminated. I've flown across the world y'all, and I've come back here to tell you — open your minds and live a happier life..."

In the past, the public has questioned the sexuality of many rappers based on anything and everything including style of dress. Outkast's Andre 3000 faced rampant rumors of homosexuality when he went from wearing the Hip Hop staple of baggy jeans and t-shirts, to an eclectic mix of furs, flashy colors, and vintage finds. After photos surfaced of Lil Wayne seemingly kissing his mentor Baby on the lips, talk of homosexuality spread like wildfire.

With such opposition to homosexuality in Hip Hop, there are bound to be closeted emcees and other Hip Hop entertainment figures. Former closeted record executive Terrance Dean recently released a much-hyped autobiography about that very topic. Most notably in his book, Hiding in Hip Hop, Dean speaks of an anonymous homosexual emcee (referred to as "Eli") that we most likely all know and admire. He says: "Eli was a force to be reckoned with. He flew out the gate with his debut album and would become a mainstay in the ever-changing Hip Hop industry, where many rappers are one-hit wonders. He has been hailed as one of the greatest rappers to bless the mic...Up until that moment I had never heard anything remotely close about the rapper being gay. Eli was a burgeoning superstar who parlayed his marketability into television and movie credits. He even had a promising clothing line."

Despite homosexual entertainers still feeling the need to hide their true selves in order to gain or maintain success, the Hip Hop world is slowly beginning to take heed to the idea of more tolerance. Transgendered rapper Foxxjazell had a small feature story in the 360 section of the August issue of XXL. The male-to-female transgendered artist was featured in an article about the difficulties she faces while trying to make a career for herself Hip Hop--including being approached by a major label, only for them to cease communications with her after finding out she is transgendered. Vh1's newest 'celebreality' series I Want to Work for Diddy, follows a group of people vying to be the mogul's newest addition to his personal assistant staff. Included in that group of hopefuls is Laverne, a male-to-female transgendered woman. Though some eyebrows have raised amongst internet blogs, on the show thus far Laverne seems to be rightfully treated as an equal.

Is Hip Hop finally maturing into a more all-inclusive, tolerant culture? With burgeoning websites like outhiphop.com, and homorevolution.com, catering to homosexual artists and their fans, it seems to be a growing need. Bound to receive backlash from those unwilling to respect the differences among us all, hopefully the popularity of Kanye West and his brief but strong message to the crowd in New York will open a few closed minds.

Source: hiphopdx

Why even post this homo shit j banks?! No one wants to listen to a rapper that gets pounded in their fart tank that doesnt earn a nigga street cred or respect.

Em_Young · 08-08-2008, 06:13 PM

LadyV got a point. Ignore those fuckers. If you oppress them, u will make them victims in the eyes of the world. Hitler genocided the Jews and now they are the wealthiest nation and everyone loves them and supports them. Because everybody feels they were victims (even tho imo they deserved what they got). Same with fags, or any other minority that shouldnt exist.

Yuri Orlov · 08-08-2008, 06:19 PM

Lol , the one who wrote that piece of crap must be a kanye west fan hunh.

GMNRecordsCT3 · 08-08-2008, 06:33 PM

I love Kanye's music but it's kinda funny that they say hip hop is less homophobic cuz a "gay" rapper said somthin...

I dont think dude is gay but he dresses a lil funny lol...

iTzMe · 08-08-2008, 06:58 PM

i dont understand why people have such a big problem with gays..if they're not bothering you then what reason do you have to hate on them?

kingstyles3764 · 08-08-2008, 07:04 PM

i dont get why rappers dont like gays, they wear their pants to their thighs and show they ass, pretty much beggin for a nigga ta stick his dick in, and then u make fun of gays??? at least they out the closet

NoMorePain · 08-08-2008, 07:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by iTzMe

i dont understand why people have such a big problem with gays..if they're not bothering you then what reason do you have to hate on them?

because their gay. they get dicks put up their ass. its wrong.

Face.The.Pain · 08-08-2008, 07:24 PM

Fuck kanye
and fuck them fuckin fagots they should all be killed
thats it

bobclown69 · 08-08-2008, 08:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LadyValentine

^lmfao...I see what Kanye is tryna say but just because your pro-gay doesn't mean everyone is and you have no right to force that on anyone...however...when you see gay people just leave 'em alone if you don;t approve...stop messing with them and being overly disrespectful.

repped.....

Fuzion · 08-08-2008, 08:12 PM

since when was rap homophobic? it was never scared of gays just didn't like em. phobias are when your scared. like arachnophobia when you see a spider you run the other fucking way.

DOJA FLOPS HARD · 08-08-2008, 08:31 PM

kangay is a fuking faggot along with the bitch boy gayceon. they turning hip hop soft.

A-Q-I-B · 08-08-2008, 08:38 PM

fuck all gay ppl, i dnt even consider their asses to be human and fuck kanye west the fag

Y0UNG PR0FIT · 08-08-2008, 09:42 PM

Kanye is Hip-Pop, he is his own person and he's the only person who ive heard that thinks and acts like him, so his opinion doesnt count for HIP-HOP

go ask some real rappers what they really thing about Gay shit

Kryptonite · 08-08-2008, 10:05 PM

LL-Cool-J is the gay rapper?????

G-uNIT!!4 LYFE · 08-08-2008, 10:06 PM

thats bullshit....i wonder which rappers are really gay and in the closet....

i dont even see how there are gay people in the world god created women for men and men for women....men shouldn't be fucking each other....

Jack Frost · 08-08-2008, 10:45 PM

kanye's comin outta the closet!!

OneManArmy · 08-08-2008, 11:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by A-Q-I-B

fuck all gay ppl, i dnt even consider their asses to be human and fuck lil wayne the fag

^^^^^^^^

slickone · 08-09-2008, 12:07 AM

Seriously, Kanye needs to STFU. If we are homophobic, let us be. I am sure as hell not going to change my mind because of Kanye. Yes, I am homophobic and I have no problem saying this.

The day that rappers start kissing up to faggots is the day I say, "screw it, I am done." You'll begin to hear dudes rapping about their relationships with other men and how they have been bagging guys. You won't have chicks like Melyssa Ford in videos anymore...you'll have guys parading on stage. This is when it becomes outrageous.

It's going to be a damn shame to see rappers becoming "more open minded" about faggots. This all a bunch of nonsense.

LooseCannon23 · 08-09-2008, 04:07 AM

gay.............

gangstabone23 · 08-09-2008, 04:19 AM

1)Rappers these days are more into fasion, making money and rap industry is way more widespread with Rap..For Example, Game has an endorment deal with Lonsdale, they pay him money for wearing their shit, now imagine if his Boss was Gay, but invited him to a party..

What i am trying to say is that Rappers are nowdays more business minded,. and to be around yelling Faggots, And all that when Huge % of Marketing people, advertising people, Fasion, Actors, Film Crews anda ll are Gay, ITs Kind Becoming more Business...

Besides, if u are a meture rapper and your are into business making 15 Million A Year on Forbes and shit and you got kids and all, i dont think Rappers are as Violent and Dirty Mouthed as They are on the records as in real life.

in 1995, Rap was way more different Than Now, Rappers were reckless, no Endorments, no Fasion, no Industry,...

Imagine if u are a Top 1 Rapper and YOur single is Doing Crazy Spins and you are selling 600 000 a first week and You wanna reach out to a Great Video Producer and Director to Make YOurself A #1 Hit ON BET and he happens to Be Gay.....

I aint defending Gay People, but i am mature and straight enough to admit that its their own business and i have met few gay people in my life who were great(The best) in what they were in terms of Work..

Only Gay People i hate is

1)Homophobic people, like Eminem, Faggets like him are not sure of their own sexuality and most probably in the closet themselves and calling others gay coz they are insecure...Yeah, Em Stans, Come Kill me, You Faggets.

2)Kangay West type of Gay Fucks, who might not be gay, but Drama Queen ass faggets who bitch about every lil thing...My Sister Hates Kangay Coz he bitchz so much...

Thats the only Gay People I hate.

Put it this way

Gay Z
P Diddy
Kangay West
EMinem

======Faggets

Elton John
Robin Williams
Others

==========Gay People,

I swear To God, Jesus and Jehova, Put me in the room with Feminem, P diddy, Kangay and Gay Z and I swear on My Mothers Life, I will beat the Fuck out of them, 4 vs 1, and I will beat the fuck out of all 4 of them, i will have them Broosed, left Broken and Crying..

L.Smalls · 08-09-2008, 04:30 AM

i guess 'ye dont like people hatin him

kyokushin_nero · 08-09-2008, 11:22 AM

The fact lil wayne went plat. is proof that "hiphop" is Pro-homo.

08-08-2008, 05:46 PM	#3
LadyValentine Veteran Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Throw A TV At You Crazy Posts: 3,948 Repped: 82 Repped 1,918 Times in 381 Posts Neg Reps: 1 Neg Repped at 36 Times in 31 Posts	^lmfao...I see what Kanye is tryna say but just because your pro-gay doesn't mean everyone is and you have no right to force that on anyone...however...when you see gay people just leave 'em alone if you don;t approve...stop messing with them and being overly disrespectful. __________________ Why In The Hell Would You Let Your Fingers Type Such Absurdity? - Me

08-08-2008, 06:33 PM	#7
GMNRecordsCT3 Macaroni wit the Cheeesse Join Date: May 2005 Location: Wash Heights, NYC Posts: 17,615 Repped: 6,784 Repped 2,310 Times in 619 Posts Neg Reps: 203 Neg Repped at 50 Times in 40 Posts	I love Kanye's music but it's kinda funny that they say hip hop is less homophobic cuz a "gay" rapper said somthin... I dont think dude is gay but he dresses a lil funny lol... __________________ myspace.com/bummydavis - soundclick.com/gmnproductions "The name on my car insurance is YOUR FUKIN FAULT!!"

08-08-2008, 06:58 PM	#8
iTzMe Punch Line King Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 1,987 Repped: 1,061 Repped 2,656 Times in 363 Posts Neg Reps: 24 Neg Repped at 11 Times in 8 Posts	i dont understand why people have such a big problem with gays..if they're not bothering you then what reason do you have to hate on them? __________________ "Cool As AC Cuz The Heat Secure Me"- Bank$ aka The PLK

08-08-2008, 08:31 PM	#14
DOJA FLOPS HARD Veteran Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Crime side of NY Southside Posts: 1,477 Repped: 287 Repped 318 Times in 49 Posts Neg Reps: 1 Neg Repped at 22 Times in 10 Posts	kangay is a fuking faggot along with the bitch boy gayceon. they turning hip hop soft. __________________ Free dload of LAX: rapidshare.com/files/138071267/gme-lxcl.rar

08-08-2008, 08:38 PM	#15
A-Q-I-B Man On The Moon Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: U.K. Posts: 2,086 Repped: 172 Repped 336 Times in 96 Posts Neg Reps: 19 Neg Repped at 10 Times in 7 Posts	fuck all gay ppl, i dnt even consider their asses to be human and fuck kanye west the fag __________________

08-08-2008, 05:37 PM	#1
J-Banks Super Moderator Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Providence, RI Posts: 21,015 Repped: 5,294 Repped 53,425 Times in 7,839 Posts Blog Entries: 1 Neg Reps: 53 Neg Repped at 93 Times in 86 Posts	Hip Hop Becoming Less Homophobic? Hip Hop Becoming Less Homophobic? Hip Hop Becoming Less Homophobic? August 8th, 2008 \| Author: Aliya Ewing In a culture and music genre in which being "gay" is synonymous with weakness, weirdness, or ineptitude, Kanye West took a moment during his recent Madison Square Garden concert to denounce those who use the term in an offensive or derogatory manner, saying: "Open your fucking minds. Open your minds. Be accepting of different people and let people be who they are. You know how many people came to me calling me gay cause I wear my jeans the fresh way? Or because I said hey, dude, how you gonna say 'fag' right in front of a gay dude's face and act like that's okay. That shit is disrespectful. Coming from Chicago, where if you saw somebody that was gay you were supposed to stay ten feet away. It should be time to break out of the insinuations that I was sayin', the stereotypes, or the fear, the backlash that I would get if you don't believe in what I believe in, accepting people for who they are...they're very talented and if they do something special in the world and they're discriminated. I've flown across the world y'all, and I've come back here to tell you — open your minds and live a happier life..." In the past, the public has questioned the sexuality of many rappers based on anything and everything including style of dress. Outkast's Andre 3000 faced rampant rumors of homosexuality when he went from wearing the Hip Hop staple of baggy jeans and t-shirts, to an eclectic mix of furs, flashy colors, and vintage finds. After photos surfaced of Lil Wayne seemingly kissing his mentor Baby on the lips, talk of homosexuality spread like wildfire. With such opposition to homosexuality in Hip Hop, there are bound to be closeted emcees and other Hip Hop entertainment figures. Former closeted record executive Terrance Dean recently released a much-hyped autobiography about that very topic. Most notably in his book, Hiding in Hip Hop, Dean speaks of an anonymous homosexual emcee (referred to as "Eli") that we most likely all know and admire. He says: "Eli was a force to be reckoned with. He flew out the gate with his debut album and would become a mainstay in the ever-changing Hip Hop industry, where many rappers are one-hit wonders. He has been hailed as one of the greatest rappers to bless the mic...Up until that moment I had never heard anything remotely close about the rapper being gay. Eli was a burgeoning superstar who parlayed his marketability into television and movie credits. He even had a promising clothing line." Despite homosexual entertainers still feeling the need to hide their true selves in order to gain or maintain success, the Hip Hop world is slowly beginning to take heed to the idea of more tolerance. Transgendered rapper Foxxjazell had a small feature story in the 360 section of the August issue of XXL. The male-to-female transgendered artist was featured in an article about the difficulties she faces while trying to make a career for herself Hip Hop--including being approached by a major label, only for them to cease communications with her after finding out she is transgendered. Vh1's newest 'celebreality' series I Want to Work for Diddy, follows a group of people vying to be the mogul's newest addition to his personal assistant staff. Included in that group of hopefuls is Laverne, a male-to-female transgendered woman. Though some eyebrows have raised amongst internet blogs, on the show thus far Laverne seems to be rightfully treated as an equal. Is Hip Hop finally maturing into a more all-inclusive, tolerant culture? With burgeoning websites like outhiphop.com, and homorevolution.com, catering to homosexual artists and their fans, it seems to be a growing need. Bound to receive backlash from those unwilling to respect the differences among us all, hopefully the popularity of Kanye West and his brief but strong message to the crowd in New York will open a few closed minds. Source: hiphopdx __________________ JBanksblog.com - check it out __________________

08-08-2008, 05:41 PM	#2
hmk21 Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 423 Repped: 21 Repped 57 Times in 29 Posts Neg Reps: 6 Neg Repped at 14 Times in 8 Posts	kanye & pharrell are homo. everybody NOSE.

08-08-2008, 06:13 PM	#5
Em_Young Syndicate Soldier Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 3,228 Repped: 946 Repped 154 Times in 29 Posts Neg Reps: 29 Neg Repped at 3 Times in 3 Posts	LadyV got a point. Ignore those fuckers. If you oppress them, u will make them victims in the eyes of the world. Hitler genocided the Jews and now they are the wealthiest nation and everyone loves them and supports them. Because everybody feels they were victims (even tho imo they deserved what they got). Same with fags, or any other minority that shouldnt exist.

08-08-2008, 06:19 PM	#6
Yuri Orlov Yayo For Vice-President Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Back in the machine for the fuck of it. Posts: 3,040 Repped: 1,923 Repped 1,183 Times in 217 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 3 Times in 2 Posts	Lol , the one who wrote that piece of crap must be a kanye west fan hunh.

08-08-2008, 07:04 PM	#9
kingstyles3764 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: everywhere from the south to the east to the midwest, college is a trip Posts: 344 Repped: 40 Repped 15 Times in 13 Posts Neg Reps: 6 Neg Repped at 3 Times in 3 Posts	i dont get why rappers dont like gays, they wear their pants to their thighs and show they ass, pretty much beggin for a nigga ta stick his dick in, and then u make fun of gays??? at least they out the closet

08-08-2008, 07:24 PM	#11
Face.The.Pain Veteran Join Date: May 2006 Location: . Posts: 2,678 Repped: 1,161 Repped 895 Times in 96 Posts Neg Reps: 82 Neg Repped at 36 Times in 27 Posts	Fuck kanye and fuck them fuckin fagots they should all be killed thats it

08-08-2008, 08:12 PM	#13
Fuzion Instrumental Bootlegger Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 652 Repped: 37 Repped 41 Times in 9 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	since when was rap homophobic? it was never scared of gays just didn't like em. phobias are when your scared. like arachnophobia when you see a spider you run the other fucking way.

08-08-2008, 09:42 PM	#16
Y0UNG PR0FIT Spider-Loc Join Date: May 2006 Location: ~GUNSHINE STATE~ Posts: 3,807 Repped: 990 Repped 1,290 Times in 223 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 5 Times in 4 Posts	Kanye is Hip-Pop, he is his own person and he's the only person who ive heard that thinks and acts like him, so his opinion doesnt count for HIP-HOP go ask some real rappers what they really thing about Gay shit __________________ CaRMeLo aNTHoNy NuGGeTs vS CaVaLieRs 09'

08-08-2008, 10:05 PM	#17
Kryptonite Banned Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Massachussetts Posts: 1,279 Repped: 68 Repped 24 Times in 14 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	LL-Cool-J is the gay rapper?????

08-08-2008, 10:06 PM	#18
G-uNIT!!4 LYFE OG Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: LOS ANGELES,CALI Posts: 3,840 Repped: 1,513 Repped 108 Times in 89 Posts Neg Reps: 30 Neg Repped at 13 Times in 10 Posts	thats bullshit....i wonder which rappers are really gay and in the closet.... i dont even see how there are gay people in the world god created women for men and men for women....men shouldn't be fucking each other....

08-08-2008, 10:45 PM	#19
Jack Frost Natural Born Killah Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Philippines Posts: 2,144 Repped: 145 Repped 125 Times in 51 Posts Neg Reps: 3 Neg Repped at 10 Times in 7 Posts	kanye's comin outta the closet!! __________________ Shady, Aftermath & G unit all day. fuck the haters!

08-09-2008, 12:07 AM	#21
slickone Veteran Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 1,215 Repped: 660 Repped 655 Times in 61 Posts Neg Reps: 3 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	Seriously, Kanye needs to STFU. If we are homophobic, let us be. I am sure as hell not going to change my mind because of Kanye. Yes, I am homophobic and I have no problem saying this. The day that rappers start kissing up to faggots is the day I say, "screw it, I am done." You'll begin to hear dudes rapping about their relationships with other men and how they have been bagging guys. You won't have chicks like Melyssa Ford in videos anymore...you'll have guys parading on stage. This is when it becomes outrageous. It's going to be a damn shame to see rappers becoming "more open minded" about faggots. This all a bunch of nonsense. __________________

08-09-2008, 04:07 AM	#22
LooseCannon23 UserUSerUsErRUSRUSUEEUSEU Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Home Posts: 3,866 Repped: 1,176 Repped 314 Times in 156 Posts Neg Reps: 173 Neg Repped at 52 Times in 39 Posts	gay............. __________________

08-09-2008, 04:19 AM	#23
gangstabone23 Veteran Join Date: May 2008 Location: Whatever Posts: 1,140 Repped: 2 Repped 255 Times in 72 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 1 Time in 1 Post	1)Rappers these days are more into fasion, making money and rap industry is way more widespread with Rap..For Example, Game has an endorment deal with Lonsdale, they pay him money for wearing their shit, now imagine if his Boss was Gay, but invited him to a party.. What i am trying to say is that Rappers are nowdays more business minded,. and to be around yelling Faggots, And all that when Huge % of Marketing people, advertising people, Fasion, Actors, Film Crews anda ll are Gay, ITs Kind Becoming more Business... Besides, if u are a meture rapper and your are into business making 15 Million A Year on Forbes and shit and you got kids and all, i dont think Rappers are as Violent and Dirty Mouthed as They are on the records as in real life. in 1995, Rap was way more different Than Now, Rappers were reckless, no Endorments, no Fasion, no Industry,... Imagine if u are a Top 1 Rapper and YOur single is Doing Crazy Spins and you are selling 600 000 a first week and You wanna reach out to a Great Video Producer and Director to Make YOurself A #1 Hit ON BET and he happens to Be Gay..... I aint defending Gay People, but i am mature and straight enough to admit that its their own business and i have met few gay people in my life who were great(The best) in what they were in terms of Work.. Only Gay People i hate is 1)Homophobic people, like Eminem, Faggets like him are not sure of their own sexuality and most probably in the closet themselves and calling others gay coz they are insecure...Yeah, Em Stans, Come Kill me, You Faggets. 2)Kangay West type of Gay Fucks, who might not be gay, but Drama Queen ass faggets who bitch about every lil thing...My Sister Hates Kangay Coz he bitchz so much... Thats the only Gay People I hate. Put it this way Gay Z P Diddy Kangay West EMinem ======Faggets Elton John Robin Williams Others ==========Gay People, I swear To God, Jesus and Jehova, Put me in the room with Feminem, P diddy, Kangay and Gay Z and I swear on My Mothers Life, I will beat the Fuck out of them, 4 vs 1, and I will beat the fuck out of all 4 of them, i will have them Broosed, left Broken and Crying.. __________________ T.I Stands For:Telling Immidiatly aka Top Informant Police aka Telling Instead..... Cant Spell Snitch without Letter T and Letter I in it, Told Ya!

08-09-2008, 04:30 AM	#24
L.Smalls Super Moderator Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Chicago Posts: 864 Repped: 145 Repped 645 Times in 142 Posts Neg Reps: 7 Neg Repped at 7 Times in 6 Posts	i guess 'ye dont like people hatin him __________________

08-09-2008, 11:22 AM	#25
kyokushin_nero Rape the Dead. Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Trapped in a Psycho's Body. Posts: 2,620 Repped: 1,400 Repped 245 Times in 57 Posts Neg Reps: 1 Neg Repped at 1 Time in 1 Post	The fact lil wayne went plat. is proof that "hiphop" is Pro-homo. __________________ "When i was Young I was brought to an islamic temple Tought the Greatest jihad, was the one in your mental" - Nero.

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