Hip-hop’s 10 most anti-gay lyrics

Contents:

• HIP-HOP’S MOST ANTI-GAY LYRICS
• A TRIBE CALLED HOMOPHOBIC: THE MOST ANTI-GAY RAP SONG EVER…EVER 
• HIP-HOP’S MOST ANTI-GAY LYRICS
• THE ANTI-GAY AGENDA

HIP-HOP’S MOST ANTI-GAY LYRICS

Anal Cunt - I Jt Saw The Gayt Guy On Earth. Anal Cunt - I Jt Saw The Gayt Guy On Earthanal cunt alone uld fill this entire thread. Angry Samoans - "Homosexual".

Frank Zappa: "He's So Gay"― Kev John Bozelka, Sunday, 3 Febary 2008 17:49 (fifteen years ago) lk.

du there is a diff between a homophobic song and a homophobic le, p when to rap― J0rdan S., Sunday, 3 Febary 2008 20:07 (fifteen years ago) lk. Yeah, quasi-homosexuals be nn' that rap sh tho'. "Stan" is a gay love song.

A TRIBE CALLED HOMOPHOBIC: THE MOST ANTI-GAY RAP SONG EVER…EVER 

It's obvly way easier to fd 100 songs agast homosexuals (or women) than 100 songs agast black people. That there's way too much homophobia and misogy rock, and that seems to be largely accepted.

I mostly agree wh you: homophobia and pecially sexism lyrics do seem to raise fewer eyebrows than racism. Of urse blatant exampl of eher are still likely to e a ntroversy (see "Boom Bye Bye"), but sual homophobia and sexism seem to be culturally more acceptable than sual racism. Maybe 's bee, historilly, the terrible nsequenc of racism have been more obvly visible, whereas sexism and homophobia are more like everyday, "hidn" procs.

Maybe 's bee, historilly, the terrible nsequenc of racism have been more obvly visible, whereas sexism and homophobia are more like everyday, "hidn" 're not hidn to the people they directly effect, whose numbers aren't exactly negligible. But wh the history of Wtern sexism and homophobia there aren't such a clear "never aga" signposts as slave tra and Holot are wh the history of Wtern racism.

HIP-HOP’S MOST ANTI-GAY LYRICS

I gus the fact that untls homosexuals died the ncentratn mps too, yet they are que often left unmentned, is one proof that is a qutn of nsc ignorance of the facts, rather than jt not knowg the facts. It may also have to do wh the fact that some of the most ual victims of whe racism often have some ser homophobia misogynist attus to al wh themselv. I mean, where do you fd the most blatant homophobia today's popular mic?

Rock and metal's homophobia is more subtle, that 's anti-feme rather than anti-gay. And pop, you actually don't fd much homophobia at all.

THE ANTI-GAY AGENDA

Not that I'm sidg wh Geir, but I thk 's que clear that homophobia and sexism are more blatant mastream rap than mastream pop of today.

Sure there is, but I do thk sexism and homophobia rap is an important issue that needs to be alt as self, and dog so don't preclu anyone om cricizg sexism and homophobia other genr. But pop and rock drop megatons of heteronormativy which n be jt as dangero as homophobia given how difficult is to tect (and which is one of the reasons I started that heterosexual thread). Who uld take issue wh such a sweet, naive, gay-is-okay song?

We have explorers land on our native soil - Smokey's boys checkg out the gay bars (some of the ft women hang out there anyway). But if "homosexualy is a part of society" sounds silly, then what kd of rg do "heterosexualy is a part of society" have? And 's 1975 - you're jt figurg out now that homosexualy is a part of society?