That doesn’t add any context to the homophobia
He said it to get lights i doubt he said it to personally set his stance against gays he literally said an offensive version of “last one there is a rotten egg”
Was it offensive to the gays? Yea but im not calling him homophobic cause that word holds more weight today
Killed his bussy, had it asking Pac for a pic
over some s*** like this
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skGiJArz83UHer nigga a cannibal, he swallowed my kids (LET'S GO!)
OP's shift to negative DaBaby coverage is wild to see, feels like a wrestling arc
Im still getting used to it lmao
Fam what if Dababy drops the 2021 Georgie Porgie
(old heads know what i'm talking about)
OP's shift to negative DaBaby coverage is wild to see, feels like a wrestling arc
my bro dizzymob said "rather i do it than some hater"
Tip been gaining ground this year. Why can't he just rap. That's it
He about to release 2 albums this year....supposedly
Fam what if Dababy drops the 2021 Georgie Porgie
(old heads know what i'm talking about)
Hearing Q-Tip say that stuff was like hearing the guy from Blues Clues reading Mein Kampf
Hate is a strong word. Dababy didn't bring up the word hate. Nor did he say he hates their actions. @Undisclosed did.
The same goes for people that have stds. He didn't say he hates ppl w stds and aids.
When songs or topics are made for specific people, ie Single Ladies, what are married women supposed to be offended now?
Do people that don't like fish n grits do they refrain from sayin Oh Yea?
At the end of the day, this is hip hop. Y'all can't forget the roots of this genre. "Where my weed smokers at, light your s*** in the air" This is hip hop!
By no means am I defending Dababy, people can check other threads on my stance. However, I'm defending hip hop and black culture.
“Hate is a strong word.”
it isn’t
“ Dababy didn't bring up the word”hate.
no people found his speech hateful. how is polarizing a crowd to react positively to NOT being a marginalized group not hateful? that’s like textbook definition
“Nor did he say he hates their actions. @Undisclosed did.
The same goes for people that have stds. He didn't say he hates ppl w stds and aids.”
no,but again, if you’re taking a group of people and saying “yo if you’re not this mariginalized group make some noise!” It’s hard to imagine that his goal isn’t to ‘otherize’ the group he’s mocking.
When songs or topics are made for specific people, ie Single Ladies, what are married women supposed to be offended now?
single ladies aren’t a marginalized group protected by hate crime and equal housing laws
Do people that don't like fish n grits do they refrain from sayin Oh Yea?
at this point you’re being specifically obtuse
“At the end of the day, this is hip hop. Y'all can't forget the roots of this genre. "Where my weed smokers at, light your s*** in the air" This is hip hop!
By no means am I defending Dababy, people can check other threads on my stance. However, I'm defending hip hop and black culture.”
This isn’t about defending call-and-responses, those have been in the black community since slavery. This is about someone using their extremely privileged position to mock and otherize with violent rhetoric LGBT people.
Hearing Q-Tip say that stuff was like hearing the guy from Blues Clues reading Mein Kampf
Bro. I was speechless. Like......bro. That s*** was WILD.
For the 1st time in life, I was thankful for slimy A&Rs. They unknowingly f***ing saved the legacy of one of my favorite rap groups of all time.
rolling loud on topic
https://twitter.com/UFOTommy/status/1419508347213172740one day i wanna go to a rico nasty set bruh.
One sound like WLR carti the other sound like self titled carti lol
This whole ‘equality’ s*** and ‘he’s just saying his truth’ stuff is so stupid. You can’t even compare the two, one person is expressing his sexuality and the other is actively harming others with VIOLENT (if you don’t see how addressing a crowd of amped up white people is violent I feel bad for you) rhetoric.
Historically and culturally the black community has had a real issue with conflating LGBT acceptance and tolerance with some global conspiracy perpetuated by the likes of Dr Umar Johnson, Lord Jamar and and recently Boosie to ‘feminize’ the black man and the word at large to pacify them. Like there aren’t whole ass divisions of LGBT people fighting in Syria rn. It’s such a dumb byproduct of our hypermasculine culture and its a shame it continues to be perpetuated
The disdain for gays in the black American community is a subconscious trigger that traces all the way back to slavery with buck breaking.
rolling loud on topic
https://twitter.com/UFOTommy/status/1419508347213172740one day i wanna go to a rico nasty set bruh.
Nobody ever compare Rico to Coi again
TI going out SAD, it’s like he’s actively trying to end his career. Even if he actually believes this dumb ass take why share it with anybody.
Smh could’ve been stacking up that Disney paper with Marvel movies like Luda is with Fast & Furious
The disdain for gays in the black American community is a subconscious trigger that traces all the way back to slavery with buck breaking.
and buck breaking has been researched by historians as being inaccurately overstated.
Bro. I was speechless. Like......bro. That s*** was WILD.
For the 1st time in life, I was thankful for slimy A&Rs. They unknowingly f***ing saved the legacy of one of my favorite rap groups of all time.
Legit, that was gonna be on THE LOW END THEORY???
Hate is a strong word. Dababy didn't bring up the word hate. Nor did he say he hates their actions. @Undisclosed did.
The same goes for people that have stds. He didn't say he hates ppl w stds and aids.
When songs or topics are made for specific people, ie Single Ladies, what are married women supposed to be offended now?
Do people that don't like fish n grits do they refrain from sayin Oh Yea?
At the end of the day, this is hip hop. Y'all can't forget the roots of this genre. "Where my weed smokers at, light your s*** in the air" This is hip hop!
By no means am I defending Dababy, people can check other threads on my stance. However, I'm defending hip hop and black culture.
First of all,you can hate something and not say “I hate this”. There are other words and phrases in the english language to do that with. Second,making music for specific people to empower and speak on them is completely different from getting on stage and demonizing gay people for sucking d***. These aren’t the same. One is a celebration,the other is condemnation. When has black culture been about insulting peoples private acts?