He should've just been open about BPW being a celebration of his homosexuality, at the thyme. Ghost Showers could've been and should've been an anthem for rainbow flag wavers, worldwide.
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He should've just been open about BPW being a celebration of his homosexuality, at the thyme. Ghost Showers could've been and should've been an anthem for rainbow flag wavers, worldwide.
lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by noel411
The revealing of the mask was his coming out. mask revealed = closet outQuote:
Originally Posted by cd
But RZA also strikes me as that person due to him staying in that alter ego, not finishing The Cure, and making a calculated deciscion to have a child with Tekitha. Something friends would do if one of them is gay.
Would you say Tush was his commercial rainbow attempt? Makes sense with Missy. That song was even followed up with a song with the chorus "Last Night Changed It All"Quote:
Originally Posted by noel411
What kind of men discuss other mens sexuality? I mean" c'mon son! Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit." - Ed loverQuote:
Originally Posted by Jet Set
yall forgot it's hip-hop. Who cares if he's a homophobe. Let him be. Hip-hop been homophobic since day one and nobody really cares. All we should be hoping for is the album to sound dope.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaolinmonk
The track playing is Scar Tissue from Set the Tone…Quote:
Originally Posted by corky831
Supreme Clientele would have been a lot more interesting if it would dive deep into Ghostface his internal struggles around his kid, and reflecting on it and the broader issues at hand. Instead we get somebody who has been in arrested development ever since the face been revealed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Abraham Lincoln
It was sounding familiar, and it was weird to see the people like that while at a listening session. background music.Quote:
Originally Posted by CL2coming
Been listening to SC a lot recently. It really is an incredible body of work I put right alongside Cuban Linx as the greatest Wu solo. I don’t care who wrote it, the sheer number of back to back classic tracks is incredible. SC2 is unlikely to come close but still really hyped to hear it. I bump all of Ghost’s albums regularly (even the “bad” ones).
(Note: the only track on SC I can’t listen to anymore is Child’s Play. Those lyrics have always been very suspect, but knowing it was most probably written by a man who raped a 12 year old girl…na)
Wow bad miss by me....thanks for clarifying. I barely listened to that albumQuote:
Originally Posted by CL2coming
WTF what’s this story? I don’t like quite a few songs on there and Child’s Play and Cherchez la Ghost are the bottom 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by CL2coming
Exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jet Set
WTF is wrong with you, piece of shit. We allow this type of blatant homophobic, discriminatory and offensive talk?Quote:
Originally Posted by Abraham Lincoln
What a wonderful display of ignorance and discrimination. To say “hiphop” is homophobic is quite wild. And you don’t think people should evolve and learn from their past discrimination? That’s like saying it’s okay that Texas is still racist and all we can hope for is that the people serve me good food, make sturdy cars and gave some great sports team to root for since that’s what should be expected and hopefully good to come out of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by soob
There's obviously some LBGTQ+ members on the forum who are offended by Ghost.Quote:
Originally Posted by Abraham Lincoln
Lo siento, mariconQuote:
Originally Posted by Shaolinmonk
Lord Superb… he did jail time for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaolinmonk
WTF is wrong with you? Seriously going to curse now? And nobody else is going to comment on this blatant buffoonery?Quote:
Originally Posted by Abraham Lincoln
What a stupidly ignorant to say. As if only people part of that community can be offended by Ghost’s stupidand offensive way of going about his obsession with “men”.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hollow Dartz