The main reason why people hate this is because it sucks, not because it’s gay. I guarantee you that if you remove the men and just have a gay nigga spit tin some hardcore bars like ‘00-Eminem, we wouldn’t have this problem. Don’t believe me? Contrast this comment section with any Frank Ocean video or Same Love.
The only way an openly gay rapper is going to be accepted throughout all of the rap world is if he entered the game in the closet, dropped some really high quality shit, developed a fanbase, then came out a la Frank Ocean.
The main reason why people hate this is because it sucks, not because it’s gay.
That’s right. Gay, straight or whatever, this is a bad song (at least IMO). However I think the reason people were disgusted by it, was because of how open he was about his sexuality. A straight guy makes a song like this and it’s like, “This song sucks. click”…a gay guy makes this song with the dancers and shit and the reaction becomes, “OMG, THIS IS SICK. I CAN’T LISTEN TO THIS SHIT ANYMORE. I’M DISGUSTED”…which I think is the unfair part of it.
[Genius](http://genius.com) is my favorite site, [Kanye West's "Power"](http://genius.com/kanye-west-power-lyrics) is my favorite song and [From whippin' the bacon rolls to outside whippin' the bacon Rolls](1256) is my favorite line
[[Kanye West]] auto-links his artist page
[[Scarface "My Block"]] auto-links to the song
In ["Juicy"](/The-notorious-big-juicy-lyrics), Biggie says:
> It was all a dream
I used to read Word Up magazine
Salt'n'Pepa and Heavy D up in the limousine