Is rapsody gay
Rapsody addresses questions aout her sexuality.
In her new free, “Stand Tall”, she raps, “Judgements on me/ They wondering if Imma eat the coochie fan,” she begins.
The rapper has seemingly heard the online chatter regarding her sexuality throughout the years. In the anthem she says fans may have passed judgement on her due to her personal style.
“All because I choose to style in sneakers and some baggy pants/ Used to produce me aggy, wanna ebony out like the Aggie fans/ I suffer from anxiety/ Doctors probably weary of me/ Tryna meditate to calm my heart/ It’s racing like a ambulance/ So I ain’t got no answers/ You can believe what you choose.”
Rapsody previously talked with HOT 97’s TT Torrez about growing up through her career, feeling unappreciated and the moment she almost gave up in music, Lauryn Hill being misunderstood, and what to expect with her new music.
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Rapsody Addresses Her Sexuality In New Song: 'Stand Tall'
Rapsody addresses questions aout her sexuality.
In her brand-new single, "Stand Tall", she raps, “Judgements on me/ They wondering if Imma ingest the coochie fan,” she begins.
The rapper has seemingly heard the online chatter regarding her sexuality throughout the years. In the tune she says fans may have passed judgement on her due to her personal style.
“All because I choose to style in sneakers and some baggy pants/ Used to make me aggy, wanna black out like the Aggie fans/ I bear from anxiety/ Doctors probably tired of me/ Tryna meditate to calm my heart/ It’s racing like a ambulance/ So I ain’t got no answers/ You can consider what you choose.”
Rapsody previously talked with HOT 97's TT Torrez about growing up through her career, feeling unappreciated and the moment she almost gave up in melody, Lauryn Hill creature misunderstood, and what to expect with her new music.
Rapsody – Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Rapsody continues at Pleasance Courtyard – Pleasance Above, Edinburgh until 29 August 2022.
Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩
Confession… as a middle-aged, white, gay gentleman, I’m about as far away from the target audience for Rapsody as it’s possible to be, but I loved it.
It’s black, it’s in your face, but it’s a window into a real world; of opportunities missed, opportunities that never existed; of doing what you require to do to get by, whether that’s selling drugs, taking drugs, making music or going to church. Each character has their way of coping. Relationships are abrasive, selfish, desperate. But it’s the rap that connects them.
When it gets beyond what they can say, they rap. And when they rap, revelations abound. Rap is all about the words and occasionally, they get lost, but mostly they smack their mark with rhythmic perfection, driving their harsh realities until they collapse all around us.
Other characters overhear and begin to spot their friends, no, not friends, associates forced together through desperation, in a different light. Assist is offered. Assist is rejected. Assist is offered again. “I’ve said it. You can digest it when
Introduction to Tyler, The Creator
Tyler, The Creator’s rap career started with his group Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All, typically shortened as Odd Future. This organization helped Tyler gain some popularity amongst teenagers in the behind 2000s and early 2010s.
In the height of Odd Future’s popularity, Tyler released his mixtape Bastard and his debut album Goblin. These Albums featured extremely unsophisticated and vulgar lyrics, as this was Tyler’s sense of humor when he was a teenager. Some examples include:
Rape a pregnant bitch and tell my friends I had a threesome”
and
Young enough to get the fucking priest to flirt with us
Tyler also had a propensity for using the words “fag” and “faggot” a lot in his music.
Public Reaction
With the exception of Cherry Bomb, Tyler’s experimental album, Tyler’s work was received well by critics and fans but was mostly despised by media and journalists.
Bastard and Goblin received good scores from multiple music publications, and WOLF receiving many great review scores. Odd Future had captured the hearts of many young listeners who were sick of mainstream pop music. The group chemistry inspired and clearly influenced other rap groups suc