It's sad how closeted the fatal music scene seems to be. It's quite evident to flush the untrained eye that several of the big-selling 'urban' artists in the charts right now, men and women, are gay. But rather than help along people like them who don't have electric gates and security guards, they choose to continue selling a lie, and so consequently, a lot of 'urban' (pop) music is starting to sound very empty.
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Showing posts with label black music. Show all posts
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Jack of Hearts: Juicy Lyrics: Because Gay Rappers Don't Represent
It's sad how closeted the fatal music scene seems to be. It's quite evident to flush the untrained eye that several of the big-selling 'urban' artists in the charts right now, men and women, are gay. But rather than help along people like them who don't have electric gates and security guards, they choose to continue selling a lie, and so consequently, a lot of 'urban' (pop) music is starting to sound very empty.
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