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Cakes Da Killa - Truth Tella First Legit Queer Rapper? But as he would say "he's just a rapper who happens to be Gay" no novelty, very very dope.
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Why are these queer rappers shit? lyrically there no difference between them or Flo Rida, Lil Wayne, Iggy Azalea. At least the ones i've heard so far. Pistols sounded like "Fuck off," wheras The Clash sounded like "Fuck Off, but here's why.."- Thedigitialgardener
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The conversation about lyrical content in music or the "variety" is a different conversation, I feel you on that though.
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From my observations of the Queer rappers, "Cakes" has genuine rapping skills, he can really flow with the best of them, but you are right, the lyrical content is just the same as the other mainstream hip-hop artists you mentioned.
. [Edited 9/1/14 3:15am] “It means finding the very human narrative of a man navigating between idealism and pragmatism, faith and politics, non- violence, the pitfalls of acclaim as the perils of rejection” - Lesley Hazleton on the first Muslim, the prophet. | |
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