[Vertigo Stick]

He is right. It will be a long time before society embraces a gay rapper.

[SLAYANNA NAVY]

Originally posted by Robert

I think he's trying to be realistic not homophobic. It does seem unlikely for a gay rapper to be accepted but we can only hope for the best.

!!!!!

[Midnight]

Originally posted by Maelstrom

Exactly. And 99% of rap is bad enough.

I've seen a gay bloke rapper supporting Azealia Banks on tour in the UK last year. It wasn't good.

Sounds like you don't listen rap, if you're saying this. You may be talking about the stuff that's shoved in your face, but that doesn't represent the genre / subgenres as a whole.

[Flanders]

Didn't he also recently say something along the lines of homosexuality being caused by abuse or something? That island culture has done him no good.

[Auraeolux]

If rap is so heavily masculine, why are there very successful female rappers?

[Scene.]

Snoop didn't lie though; I think it will be quite a long time - if ever - that we see a hugely successful gay male rapper or country artist.

[paulyyyozd]

Originally posted by PopBoi

WAIT imagine a feminine gay rapper, omg.

there are lots of on the internet.

[BILLIONAIRE✘BOY]

Originally posted by Auraeolux

If rap is so heavily masculine, why are there very successful female rappers?

Because you wouldnt expect them to be heavily masculine. The GP would expect the them to be feminine .... because they're females. With guys its different , we're expected to be manly because we're men. Quite simple.

[Fraser]

He's not lying.

[brpk]

Originally posted by Squall

But well, Snoop and good music don't mix neither.

[princedonte]

Rap is so ghetto and dumb it's uncool in rap to have an education and to have common sense. This is good look at what it's done to the black community every group of people in the world should stay away from the devil's chosen music. And if you get upset by what I say I'm not sorry it's evil slave mentality music.

[Dark Matter]

Originally posted by princedonte

Rap is so ghetto and dumb it's uncool in rap to have an education and to have common sense. This is good look at what it's done to the black community every group of people in the world should stay away from the devil's chosen music. And if you get upset by what I say I'm not sorry it's evil slave mentality music.

I don't agree, but...

[GaGaFan]

Agreed, tbh.

I mean, Frank Ocean made strides for R&B, but it is going to take a long while for that to happen to the rap game (if ever)

[Jabril]

Originally posted by Reza

Rap is too masculine? That's why he's doing songs with Miley Cyrus, Katy perry and pussycat dolls?

Right?

[Gui Blackout]

He's right tho.

[DiamondDust]

That's the problem right there. These ignorant buffoons think that any gay man is inevitably going to hit on THEM when, in reality, most gays themselves have standards. Case in point: just because there's a gay player on a football team, that doesn't mean that he's going to be crushing on any of the other players. Why does the gay player have to come out and say that he likes anyone in the first place? He may just be a man who's attracted to other men.

[GaGaFan]

Originally posted by Auraeolux

If rap is so heavily masculine, why are there very successful female rappers?

Because it is heteronormative for them to be feminine because they are women. Even then, though, they androgenize their music to such a heavy degree as it is that the lines get even more blurred.

[leonardo_91]

Originally posted by Reza

Rap is too masculine? That's why he's doing songs with Miley Cyrus, Katy perry and pussycat dolls?

That's what I thought...

[Genocide]

Why are people snapping at Snoop? He's right.

Rap in general portrays society's supposed traits of masculinity, which is - being free-bound; doing what you want, ****ing everything on two legs, living in "the moment", and other useless things.

There's no problem with his statement. He's completely right. The rap community is still close-minded.

[Retro]

The stereotypes.

Originally posted by J a y

Can't please them all.

This pic...