![]() ![]() “It’s crazy how you can go from being Joe Blow Cam’ron’s 2009 Crime Pays album featured a song entitled “Silky (No Homo).”ĭespite being supportive of the gay community, Kanye West dropped a few bars that could be considered homophobic on Jay-Z’s 2009 “Run This Town.” “When these streets keep callin’, heard it when I was sleep/That this Gay-Z and Cockafella Records wanted beef.”Īlthough Harlem rapper Cam’ron had coined the homophobic phrase “no homo” in the early 2000s, it wasn’t until 2009 when he actually incorporated “no homo” in the title of one of his songs. In 2001, Nas was in a vicious beef with Jay-Z, who fired shots at him on The Blueprint‘s “Takeover.” Despite Nas being a very progressive rapper, during his time of hip-hop beef, Nasty Nas called Jay-Z, “Gay-Z” and referred to their label Roc-a-fella as “cockafella.” While the homie here tryna get paid in advance”.You homo niggas getting AIDS in the ass,.Sooner or later I’ll cut it knock the blades in yo ass,.In 2008, Lil Wayne released Tha Carter‘s smash hit “Go DJ.” Lil Wayne played up on the homosexual stereotype that all gay men have HIV/AIDS. “Money and blood don’t mix like two dicks and no bitch/Find yourself in serious shit” While listing the essential rules to street life, Biggie rapped: Notorious B.I.G.‘s “10 Crack Commandments” were the rules hip-hop heads lived by. Because this is one faggot that I had to hurt, so.Put the gat to his legs, all the way up his skirt.(What I thought was a bitch, was nothing but a man).I said: “Damn”, dropped the gat from my hand.She took her panties down and the bitch had a dick!.Only thought in my mind, was goin’ up in her.I said: “Damn”, then the air got thinner.There was the biggest titties that a nigga ever saw.I said: “Lay down, and unbutton your bra!”.frontman Eazy E rapped about an encounter with a transgender woman while committing a robbery on Straight Outta Compton’s “Nobody Move.” Years later, the Beastie Boys formally apologized to the LGBT community for the “shitty and ignorant” things they said on their first record. In 1986, the Beastie Boys originally wanted to name their critically acclaimed album Licensed To Ill, “Don’t Be A Faggot,” but thankfully, their record label refused to let the group release such a discriminatory title. “Now your manhood is took and you’re Maytag, spending the next two years as a undercover fag.” Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five pioneered hip-hop with their innovative freestyles and riveting messages through music. In 1982, Grandmaster Flash‘s “The Message” was revered as one of the most classic hip-hop records. But he looks like a sucker in a blue and red suit.Just let me quit my boyfriend called superman.And you could be my boyfriend you surely can.I said by the way baby what’s your name.The Casanova legend must have been true.She said damn fly guy I’m in love with you.Although their homophobia was miniscule compared to other rappers in hip-hop, “Rapper’s Delight” did exhibit slights to fictional character Superman, who was referred to as a “fairy” for wearing a tight suit. In 1979, the Sugarhill Gang released “Rapper’s Delight,” which is the first hip-hop record to become a Top 40 hit. GlobalGrind decided to explore the history of homophobia in hip-hop, and surprisingly, it goes back all the way to the 1970s with Sugarhill Gang’s smash hit “Rapper’s Delight.”Ĭheck out the history of homophobia in hip-hop below. On the track, Lil Wayne plays off the homophobic slogan “No Homo” made popular by Harlem rapper Cam’ron when he rapped “No Frank Ocean, I’m straight.”Īlthough hip-hop has progressed leaps and bounds with its perpetuation of homophobia and misogyny, the genre still distances itself from the gay community.ĭETAILS: Odd Future Speaks On Frank Ocean Coming Out ![]() Young Money rapper Lil Waynerecently made headlines for throwing homophobic shade to R&B singer Frank Ocean on Atlanta rapper Future’s “Turn On The Lights” remix. Despite Jay-Z’s recent public endorsement of same-sex marriage and Lil B’s attempt to remove the stigma associated with the word “gay,” homophobia still thrives in hip-hop.īLOG: Will Hip-Hop Embrace Frank Ocean’s Sexuality?!
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