Showing posts with label i'm gay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label i'm gay. Show all posts

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Lil B changes Album Title to "I'm Gay (I'm Happy)" and Reveals Cover

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Earlier this year, Lil B brought plenty of attention to himself when he announced the title of his debut album. Coming from the West Coast, there was a lot of pressure on Lil B to deliver. In order to lighten the mood, Lil B gave an unusual title for his album.

With the homosexual community making more moves than ever before, Lil B decided to name his album I'm Gay. Both members of the hip hop and homosexual community were outraged. Lil B spoke out, saying the true meaning of gay is happy.

Lil B said he is not gay, as in being a homosexual, but he is indeed happy. Having to struggle for years and finally coming up led to him developing a positive attitude and he wanted to spread it. But, with no support from either side, Lil B considered changing his album title. In the end, Lil B did change the title to clarify things, he renamed the album to I'm Gay (I'm Happy).

There is no set release date for Lil B's new album.

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Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Lil Wayne recruits Lil B for new mixtape, "Sorry 4 The Wait"

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

With his long-awaited Tha Carter IV album being pushed back to the middle of summer, Lil Wayne is giving the fans a mixtape. It is properly titled Sorry 4 The Wait. For the mixtape, Lil Wayne will continue his trend of working with various artists.

Lil B announced on Twitter he would be among the featured guests on Sorry 4 The Wait. Wayne and Lil B recorded together for the mixtape. After seeing it in person, Lil B said Lil Wayne was a "studio god."

The mixtape feature is major for Lil B, as he is one of the new artists from the West Coast. Lil B came under fire for the title of his debut album, I'm Gay.

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Thursday, May 5, 2011

Lil B addresses Bin Laden remarks

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Following the murder of Osama Bin Laden, everyone has been giving their opinion on the situation. The death of the terrorist has had a profound effect on the hip hop community. In the days since his death hit the news, each rapper has discussed the situation.

Lil B is one of hip hop's most controversial artists and he gave his opinion about the death. Already in the news for his I'm Gay album title, B called the United States out for murdering Bin Laden. As an anti-violence rapper, he was very upset with the situation.

The remarks Lil B made hit the news and he has landed himself in even more hot water. In a discussion with MTV, Lil B said he did not mean to offend anyone. Lil B admitted he was not properly informed about the situation and he wants full details before he talks.

The West Coast rapper gave his condolences to those who died on 9/11, but said there is no way he will ever know if Osama Bin Laden was behind it. Lil B went on to say he does not support violence at all, nor does he support war, regardless of who is fighting.

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Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Freddie Gibbs has no beef with Lil B

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

CTE rapper, Freddie Gibbs has made a name for himself as one of hip hop's more outspoken figures. Gibbs recently said the death of terrorist, Osama Bin Laden, may have been a stunt by the government. During the same period of time, Gibbs called out Lil B.

Lil B has made a name for himself as one of hip hop's more characteristic rappers. The newcomer has decided to name his upcoming debut album, I'm Gay. Gay's original term meant happy and Lil B is happy with his life.

Several organizations have spoken out against Lil B and his seemingly publicity stunt. Freddie Gibbs had a show in New York and sounded as if he had called Lil B out over his stunt. The Young Jeezy protege` recently spoke out and set the record straight.

Freddie Gibbs said he does not have issues with any other rappers in the game. At the same time, he does not like the way Lil B is using the gay lifestyle to promote his music. Freddie Gibbs said he supports everyone in hip hop as black men legitimately making money and supporting their loved ones. Because of that, he would never go directly at Lil B.

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Monday, April 18, 2011

Lil B naming debut album "I'm Gay"

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Throughout the history of hip hop, rappers have tried to show themselves as strong men. Not all rappers play the tough guy, but all of them project themselves as ladies men. Even the nerdy rappers object when they are accused of being gay.

Lil B is coming from one of hip hop's toughest regions, the West Coast. Preceeding him out West is Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg, Game, and many other gangsta rappers. Lil B often raps some hardcore lyrics, but he needs a boost.

In a tough market, rappers have to find ways to stand out. Lil B has definitely found a way to generate attention. His debut album, which will be released this summer, will be titled I'm Gay. Lil B said it was the most controversial thing a rapper could do.

While he is not gay, Lil B said he does have respect for the homosexual community. Lil B went on to say he loves women. The true definition of gay is happy and Lil B said he is very happy with his life. On his upcoming debut album, Lil B wants to express his happiness and the best way to do it is by giving the title to his album. Plus, no rapper in history has ever come out with such an album title.

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