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40 Cal & Young A$e on Young Thug: Come Out the Closet
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September 18, 2014
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3:58Now Playing40 Cal and Young A$e expressed their views on the growing acceptance of female attire being worn by males and homosexuality within the Hip Hop culture, in this clip from their exclusive interview with VladTV Battle Rap Journalist Michael Hughes.
Both 40 and Young A$e are not at all fond of male Hip Hop figures wearing more feminine oriented clothing, especially skirts. 40 spoke on how the trend could potentially evolve so that every man in the culture begins wearing skirts on a daily basis, and how fashion designers would jump on the bandwagon in order to further market the new craze. Young A$e doesn't understand why some men would choose to wear certain items of clothing that give off more of a feminine vibe, if their sexuality is not homosexual in nature.
Young Thug's name popped up during the course of the discussion, and Young A$e brought up the recent Instagram post where Young Thug called Rich Homie Quan his "hubbie," as an example of suspect behavior. 40 stated that Young Thug needs to "come out of the closet" if he really is gay, because we live in a world where everyone is accepted for who they are. Young A$e went on to explain why he believes that homosexuality goes against the laws of nature, and discussed what the world would be like if everyone was gay.
What are your thoughts on homosexuality in Hip Hop?
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