By Matthew Bridge
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer
Hip hop has come a long way, but there are some barriers some feel that will never be fully crossed. Several rappers have come forward and stated they never see the game accepting homosexual emcees. But, Nicki Minaj and several other female rappers have spit bisexual lyrics that were accepted.
Pusha T reinvented himself in 2010, when he joined G.O.O.D. Music. There would be a three year wait, but Pusha T released his debut album in 2013. The name of the album, My Name Is My Name, is taken from one of the lyrics off a single he released to build interest in the album.
A week ago, Larry King invited Pusha T to come to “Larry King Now,” a big move for both hip hop and Mr. Pusha Ton. Their interview featured Pusha T talking about gay rappers and the use of the N-word. There is plenty of discussion about this when it comes to race, over the LA Clippers controversy.
Watch the entire interview below:
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