No we don’t. There aren’t any rules in hip hop. Hip hop was built by literal killers lol. Yall GEN Z kids can go find another genre.

On a Saturday morning too, go watch some cartoons my goodness

Find a new fav genre. The stuff u complaining about made hip hop what it is. But if you’re white u prob won’t know that

Ehhhh @op delivering the message all wrong but I highly disagree with that.

Pause can definitely be homophobic

idk a ton about hip hop but like homophobia made it what it is?????

Lmao

Homophobia made hip hop what it is? and I'm not white

Jim Jones also reshared a story of someone that drove by him in Harlem bumping his old s*** with the windows down only to remove it when he found out the person was a transwoman.

Sooooo i mean.

Saying some sh*t and then feeling the need to say "pause" after is extremely suspicious no matter the context if you aren't insecure about your sexuality/don't see anything wrong with being gay you should be able to say stuff without caring how other people hear/see it

Isn't it a constant debate on this forum about how we feel about real killers in hip hop?

Everyone hated Tay k and melly, but love King von?

Yall having moral lines with murder as well in hip hop lol

There’s mad gay rappers.

none of yall wanna listen to em though

Shoutout to Le1f, he performed at my college once. Definitely one if the best rap live performances i ever seen.

Lil Nas x album soon

that 1 snippet sounded great but the song he actually released sucks idk why he did that

And another thing that killed me was that there was a literal thread on this site (or KTT1 but I think it was this one) where they were mad when they found out that Tay-K went to jail, not for killing his opps but an "innocent" white girl instead

A lot of things made hip hop what it is. Abusive attitudes towards women included, we still rating that too?

Just because some things were doesnt mean it has to STILL be. Things can positively change.

tom macdonald takes itt

Lil Nas X is not a gay rapper.

A gay artist, yes. But iLoveMakonnen got blackballed for coming out.

Yup. Hip hop never followed rules. Spoke their mind and did what tf they want. Even if it involves killing people selling d**** or being homophobic. That’s what makes it great. Not being politically or moral correct.

Prove me wrong. I been here for years. You and I both know what goes on here and how long it's been a problem.

got some DL niggas that would love to poke ya
make ya s*** sore cant sit on the sofa

Will always be one of the hardest/grimiest lines Ive ever heard

"hip hop needs homophobia" is such a strange hill to die on