So what

That what happen when he try so hard to appease people and expect everyone to like him. But sometime not everyone will going to like you and will not support you. You have to man up and take it to the chin, move forward for yourself. At the end of day, You are the only one can love yourself and no one can’t. If people don’t respect who care, you still have fanbase still be there for you.

“I guess through quarantine and life in general, watching every other star that was coming in and every star that has already been, I feel to level-up to the next place in life, you have to release something else,” he shares. “For me, I felt like my insecurity with my sexuality was my fear of people judging me for how I would act post-coming out. I used to ‘like’ comments where people were like, ‘Oh, I like him, because he’s not all in your face about it.’ And then I realized kind of what that was. It’s kind of like when people say, ‘Oh, I have a Black friend,’ and that kind of sits on everything that have to do with their Black history and culture, whatnot. I’m kind of like, I'm not that person, you know?”

The entitlement is crazy

I’m not gonna go to a country western bar and expect people to like my black ass

i have zero issue with thug sayin "no homo, we smokin p****es" and doin that weird male twerk s***. i have no issue with birdman trying to get men on the stage instead of b****es.

i do have an issue when people use their sexual preference as a shield from criticism or as a way to avoid facing life like everyone else... i mean, if you are asking for a DIFFERENT treatment from everyone else then you are the one with a problem.

Don't think niggas ain't peeping yall using this clickbait title to get yall homophobia off lol.

@2083

keep playing the innocent pity role

The person he is, is one who is already a winner. Even if he got stuck being a one-hit wonder (which he didn’t), he’d still have made one more hit than 99.999 percent of us. Even if his quest for visibility ends with this album release (it probably won’t), he’d still have pushed dialogue into the mouths of those who have erased, ignored or derided the existence of gay Black men in hip-hop. He’s one of pop culture’s biggest new stars. He’s gay and even if we are not dealing with him for a long time, we will be dealing with the ripples of his existence in the realms of rap for decades to come.

In whatever world you live in that 129,000 first week in 2021 is a flop for a debut album, I'm glad the rest of us don't live there lmfao.

He rhymed “panini” with “don’t be a meanie”, is a Nicki barb that made racist jokes about Lil Kim, and wonders why hip hop doesn’t respect him.

lmaooooo

f***t up article

"how can u live amongst violence (rooted in poverty, in turn rooted in systemic racism) and still hate gay ppl" type s*** lmao

lets f*** up all these ppl for generations and then be surprised and disappointed when they don't have the time to understand gay ppl

When will people realize that everyone will never like you

Niggas always too focused on what they don’t have they miss out on what they do

People love this guy. He should emerse himself in that love, and not the hate

Show me Hip Hop respecting gay people before.

I mean it aint like they don't got a point.

Hip Hop definitely does give passes to culturally appropriating white girls.

I agree lol who gives a f***

I was responding to someone tho so if u wanna see why I typed that out, feel free to see for urself

People itt will pick anything to explain why lnx is not respected except people‘s casual homophobia

niggas are being woefully obtuse to hide the fact they didn't even read the article lol.

I don’t understand this logic. Are b**** suddenly a bad thing?

matter of fact, tyler acts hella sus round rappers and no one gives a f*** cause at the end of the day, its not his personality. its a part of it. jokes are made by both parties and thats it, no one gets their panties on a bunch or asks to be on top ( ) of other people on some kind of privilege

i like orange juice, am i allowed to say that you dont like me cause i like orange juice?.

“For me, I felt like my insecurity with my sexuality was my fear of people judging me for how I would act post-coming out. I used to ‘like’ comments where people were like, ‘Oh, I like him, because he’s not all in your face about it.’ And then I realized kind of what that was. It’s kind of like when people say, ‘Oh, I have a Black friend,’ and that kind of sits on everything that have to do with their Black history and culture, whatnot. I’m kind of like, I'm not that person, you know?”

I’ve been absorbed in rap for like five years now I’m pretty sure I’m not “new” at this point lol

yall niggas be exposing yallselves lmfao.

whoa 5 years we got a hip hop historian on this forum guys

Tyler has always gotten clowned tho except for the people that are into him

Especially his pre flower boy days