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does rap music breed homosexuality ?

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bouli77:
I rarely post in ToT mainly cause my opinions aren't too researched and I'm not really able to articulate them too well in English but I'm an avid reader of the section and I wanted to know what dubcc thought of that. I know my question is controversial and i'm probably gonna catch hell lol but I'm not the first to raise the issue and in regards  how homoerotic rap music really is, how some rappers kiss each other, how some are worshipped, how companionship is one of the prevalent values (ala walt whitman), how narcissistic most rappers are, and how women are depicted (bros over hoes), it's not ludicrous to imagine listeners can get it wrong subconciously at an early age, affecting their sexuality.

http://www.daveyd.com/homoeroticarticle.html

also homosexuality in rap is one of the biggest taboos in society (along with sports), yet i'm sure there's an equal proportion of gays in rap and sports as in other fields, but since it's not accepted to come out very few do it.

on the other hand, rap is one of the most homophobic industries but usually where there's smoke, there's fire, and homophobics are said to be likely to be closet gays ( http://www.ibtimes.com/homophobes-likely-be-closet-gays-study-finds-434958 )

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Sikotic™:
Like I've always said, your favorite rapper probably sucked a dick or two for his radio play.

Fraxxx:
To answer the question first, no, I think it doesn't. I posted a documentary about a year ago which touched on this topic.

I just found that particular part on YouTube.

http://www.youtube.com/v/-uyJQ8SOOK0

The whole doc is more about why mainstream Hip Hop took the route it's on ATM and for some time now, the role the industry played and the individual responsibility of rappers.

Just in case anybody's interested.

http://www.youtube.com/v/ODZYkrCeaUI

Fraxxx:

--- Quote from: Sikotic™ on January 07, 2014, 03:27:04 PM ---Like I've always said, your favorite rapper probably sucked a dick or two for his radio play.

--- End quote ---

The question is, did he like it? ;D

TraceOneInfinite:
No, rap is a male sport.  It is a very masculine form of expression.  For example if you take a man's man type of rapper like Xzibit, it's rare you will find a bitch whose a fan of him, they totally don't get his music.

But if you take a bitch type rapper like Drake, women will love him.  So maybe that kind of music breeds all kinds of shameful behaviors, I wouldn't know because I don't listen to it.

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