Would gays or lesbians in rap be treated the same as white ppl in rap?!
Question: what i mean by this, is that would they be "unaccepted" bcuz initially, not very many rap listeners like wyte ppl. it may b a stereotype.
Answers: what i mean by this, is that would they be "unaccepted" bcuz initially, not very many rap listeners like wyte ppl. it may b a stereotype.
ummmmmmmmmmmmmmm.....i dont get ur question..........
yea this is a bad question
it think the would stereotype "gays" more then white people because of the huge sucess of eminem.just a thought though, im not judging anyone.
White people aren't "unaccepted" in rap. Eminem, The Beastie Boys, Sage Francis, Brother Ali, Aesop Rock to name but a few are highly respected white rappers. Hip hop is one of the most accepting genres around - if you've got skills and respect for it, then you're usually welcome.
I think an openly gay rapper might have a bit of a harder time than a straight one, but if they had the skills there, then the hip hop communtiy would give them a chance. I know it wouldn't bother me what their sexual orientation was as long as they sounded good.
OK..so we got gays, lesbians and white people. OK...well white folks are doing OK in the rap world. Lesbians would/are doing just fine. Gay men, well, I think they would have the most difficulty, especially if they were really flaming. But if they were'nt and they could rap..they would make it.
probably. There was this gay black man who was a rapper, and he was humiliated. His rapping flow was sick, but no one gave him credit just because of what his sexual preference was. Not to down my own race, but black people can be judgemental too much.
they would probably be treated worse
'not very many rap listeners like wyte ppl' WHAT THE F**K ! im white and the mojority i listen to is rap. dont discrimnate because of race. racism sucks and so do haters!
I think that an openly gay rapper would have a difficult time getting acceptance. Hip hop has been built upon a foundation of competition, and that invariably brings to the surface strong doses of machismo. Homosexuality is not seen as a masculine trait so that's an additional burden that a gay rapper would have to overcome. However, if he or she had the self-confidence to not let that discourage them, if the had the respect of the culture and they had skills, I think eventually they'd be able to win over people.