Do Some Of You Really Want Homophobia Completely Out Of Hip Hop?

[Prince.Skeletor]

I see people posting about homophobia every now and then.
So I thought i'd make a private poll, just to get numbers without revealing identity as that may promote ad hominems.

Keep in mind, completely taking the no homo lock off hip hop will completely change the music genre.

It will never be the same ever again!
And eventually it will inevitably get diluted and fused with R&B.

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

FRIGGGGGGGGGG

I forgot to click the poll checkbox!

Mods can you add the checkbox plz? and mark it as private

 

[Still Benefited]

I do miss rappers callin each other fakkits....I don't think that has anything to do with the music bein soft though...I miss the anti cac/establishment rhetoric even more....I feel like all this blending and exchange of ideas has caused us to lose too much of our culture...next 10 years we won't have our own identity....we will just be louder,darker,more athletic versions of white people....but no culture of our own....but I guess it was bound to happen eventually

Hiphop will end up being the most influential tool in racial harmony/understanding and race relations in america....but it will probaly go uncredited,cacs will think their CNN specials did the trick,and Jesse Jackson and reverand Al will take a bow....but we will know

 

[mr.africa]

CONTROVERSY!!!!!!!

 

[KEEPITTRILLA]

I do think hip hop shouldnt be homophobic. fakkit shouldnt be a term only used towards gay people tho, if someones being a fakkit they're being a fakkit regardless if they like dikk or not like how them odd future dudes say it. And I dont think people should try to cash in on being gay-friendly like Macklemore either

 

[Burger King]

theres not enough anymore and hip hop has gotten soft as a result !

 

[BlackMagnus514]

I dont think it should be taken out. People should be free to express how they feel just like gays have a right to do what they want with their lovers. No freedom of speech?

The game is baby cheeks soft because of all these sensitive ass people calling the shots.

 

[ROFL_GUY]

 

[NvrCMyNut]

Hip hop heads always claimed hip hop is a reflection of society...and now society is less homophobic......The entire hip hop culture identity has been eroding for years now, not hearing ''fakkit'' as often is one of the few positives to come out of this negative trend

 

[OrbanTrilltor]

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[Olu Dara]

Couldn't care less tbh

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

No. I personally love homophobia.

 

[Bugsmoran]

 

[The Ruler 09]

Yes, want homophobia out of everything, as I have no discrimination against anybody for anything. I think it's ridiculous to say that would mean it would get fused with R&B lol, all or most of the artists I listen to are not being homophobic in the majority of their songs. Regardless of what an individual wants, the shyt WILL get cut down as people discriminate less against others.

 

[ROFL_GUY]

theres been a concerted effort atleast the last 5yrs to push the gay agenda hard. from hip-hop to tv to movies to even in our schools!!!!!!!(basically every avenue where they can brainwash THE YOUTH) i disagree with it and thats my right to. i just dont understand why homos want starit peoples approval so bad

if your able to preach and push the gay agenda you should be able to speak against it as well

thats the beauty of america and free speech. and thoses who are the most "liberal"(gay supporters) ironically want to strip away 1st amendment rights of frre speech to those who oppose their agenda

hypocritical ehhh