Nov 11, 2017
We're down at #homohop, come say hi! (at Winnipeg, Manitoba)
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We're down at #homohop, come say hi! (at Winnipeg, Manitoba)
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Pink Flamingos, classic film and classic awkward prop for no reason. #nofilter * * * #xxnastiboy #gayrapper #homohop #gayboy #gayrappers #lgbtmusic #queerrapper #gaymusic #nastyboy #newmusic #gaymemesforgayfucks #grindr #instagay #gaygram #gayjokes #gayguy #quarantine #lostboy #tired #music #hotguy #ihatehashtags #singleforever (at West Hollywood, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDSwqo_j7WY/?igshid=u5qhb14a179g
Who else is having a weird ass day? Feel like mine go in and out when it comes to feeling normal and productive. Like today I mostly just lied in bed playing with photo editing apps and not doing anything or talking to anybody. #feellost * #xxnastiboy #gayrapper #homohop #gayboy #gayrappers #lgbtmusic #queerrapper #gaymusic #nastyboy #gaymemesforgayfucks #grindr #instagay #gaygram #gayjokes #gayguy #quarantine #lostboy #tired #music (at Los Angeles/Hollywood California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDQEb7ajKux/?igshid=l76ejctb2kdw
HeteroHip and HomoHop Era #3: Late 2000s to the Present Day History/Theory The last era of hip hop I present is almost unfathomably broad, not because of the number of artists or years that I allotted for this era, but simply because of how suddenly the genre of hip hop opened to include divers...
There it is! Last theory guide! I have really enjoyed making this project and it has changed the way I listen to my favorite genre. I hope it does the same for all of you. I’ll keep posting articles and other tidbits but this is the final component of my final project!
(via https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7hKpqAuiud3wYzHsn07xZa?si=WatB_fibTvSSYLFML36bSg)
Last playlist finally! Hope you guys enjoy. All my playlists are collaborative so if you want to add songs that you think carry queer themes, I encourage it.
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Snoop Dogg has rapped in songs where the f-word — the other f-word — has been tossed about. He's even said it, part of a long list of rappers who have freely used the gay slur in rhyme.
This article attributes the slow shift of hip hop’s “anti-gay tone” to Frank Ocean’s coming out and other monumental acts like this. What do you guys think?
Pick up the Mic Director: Alex Hinton (2006)
Pick up the Mic is a solid documentary about the growing movement of Homohop (aka queer rap) in America in the 2000′s. It features many great interviews with homosexuals from all over the land including the Deep Dickollective (Deep Dick Collective) from Oakland founded by Juba Kalamka, Katastrophe (Baby Queer Rocco, he’s so tiny in this movie) and Scream Club from Olympia. Those are the performers I was familiar with before I watched the film.
I can’t believe I didn’t see this movie sooner. I thought I knew a lot about homohop, but I learned about at least 20 new performers I had not heard of before. I want to do a Where are they now type of search on them....
One of the best aspects of this film is that through rap and hip-hop the artists discuss many facets of queer identity, from trans passing, outings, bisexuality, or being a white rapper vs being a black rapper and credibility. Intersections of identity are explored in this film about a vibrant community of artists. Highly recommended and I am so glad the document exists. In the beginning of the film, Juba talks about when a person dies, how there is the possibility of being pink washed, or in other terms, it being denied that they were a homosexual. He speaks to the desire for there to be documentation of a queer history. I love that.
(via https://soundcloud.com/blovedmastermind/b-lovedmastermins-clash-of-ninja-demo?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=tumblr)