The rapper’s latt vio, Moment I Feared, se him mockg his effemate peer Young Thug, but hip-hop is movg beyond such kneejerk gay panic
Contents:
- SNOOP DOGG REACTS TO GAY SCENE 50 CENT'S 'POWER BOOK II: GHOST'
- SNOOP DOGG SHOCKED BY GAY SCENE RECENT EPISO OF ‘POWER BOOK II: GHOST’
- SNOOP LN -- RAP AND GAY DON'T MIX
SNOOP DOGG REACTS TO GAY SCENE 50 CENT'S 'POWER BOOK II: GHOST'
Several of his followers on social rpond wh homophobic ments.
SNOOP DOGG SHOCKED BY GAY SCENE RECENT EPISO OF ‘POWER BOOK II: GHOST’
Snoop's send son who gave up football for fashn a stir on the ter as he is targeted by homophob for rockg a pk bloe adorned wh flower. He gay?
" and "Y'all homophobic the ments too? But his latt – and openly homophobic – vio shows jt how out of touch he now is wh morn rap. Snoop asks him if he’s gay.
SNOOP LN -- RAP AND GAY DON'T MIX
”The tle of the track meanwhile, Moment I Feared, is clearly directed towards the Young Thug-a-like, wh Snoop and fellow old-school star Rick Rock potg at him and sayg: “This sucker sh is nng rampant, ’s the moment I fear” ’s a fear of homosexualy he is implyg, is misplaced – Young Thug is engaged to a woman, and his lyrics are as hetero and ejaculate-strewn as Snoop’s own famo pornographic movie.