Isaiah Rashad not from harlem

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Why should a rapper get a bigger spotlight just cause he's a dikksucker? Shouldn't it be about talent? It can't be both "what ppl do in the bedroom is their business and we shouldn't judge their music off that" and "he should get more promotion now because he's a closet gay dude."
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Why should a rapper get a bigger spotlight just cause he's a dikksucker? Shouldn't it be about talent? It can't be both "what ppl do in the bedroom is their business and we shouldn't judge their music off that" and "he should get more promotion now because he's a closet gay dude."

It's a part of this new woke short attention span internet media "everything is fodder" world we're living in. If you fit in with their agenda they will catapult you to high levels. shyt changed with Lil Nas X IMO, although Tyler and Frank Ocean were probably the stepping stone for him. Tyler got a lot of critical flak when he was doing the angry shock value lyrics. Then he switches it up, makes a softer, nicer album and says he's gay in one of his songs and suddenly he's a critical darling and winning Grammy's. Meanwhile the rest of those Odd Future cats besides Tyler and Earl all but disappeared. The thing is Tyler is talented regardless of his sexuality and has some very good music, while LNX is minimally talented. But since he makes extra gay videos that make homophobes and parents uncomfortable, the media loves him. But this is all irrelevant to the fact that LNX is all image - his music is bland, boring generic pop. So with Isaiah, it's probably a wave he can ride. All he's gotta do is make music about the video leaking and his struggles with being closeted and the media will eat it up. They'll be ravenous to throw awards and accolades at him even if the song is bad. In other words, this shyt happened to him at the right time - yeah he got outed and caught some social media flak over it, but if this was the 90's or early 00's his career would be over.

It's the same with the thot rappers now. In the 90's, Kim and Foxy were popular but hardly praised. I'm pretty sure lots of people made jokes and criticism about them being hoes and too sexual (while Lauryn was lapping up all the praise and awards). Early 10's, Nicki comes through and becomes a huge star but isn't exactly a media darling. But she opens the door for a new wave just as Kim and Foxy opened the door for her. Then Cardi, Meghan, Doja and this new wave of sexualized female rappers come through even though they aren't doing anything different from Kim, Fox and Nicki (and aren't as good as rapping either). But they came in at the perfect time, when the mainstream culture was ready to accept them. More cases of "so and so walked so they could fly". A lot of who and what blows up is based on where popular culture is currently at.
 
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He better just cook up a great forthcoming album or do a best worlds with tyler. It’s out now, no point in being down. Get the paper
 

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It's a part of this new woke short attention span internet media "everything is fodder" world we're living in. If you fit in with their agenda they will catapult you to high levels. shyt changed with Lil Nas X IMO, although Tyler and Frank Ocean were probably the stepping stone for him. Tyler got a lot of critical flak when he was doing the angry shock value lyrics. Then he switches it up, makes a softer, nicer album and says he's gay in one of his songs and suddenly he's a critical darling and winning Grammy's. Meanwhile the rest of those Odd Future cats besides Tyler and Earl all but disappeared. The thing is Tyler is talented regardless of his sexuality and has some very good music, while LNX is minimally talented. But since he makes extra gay videos that make homophobes and parents uncomfortable, the media loves him. But this is all irrelevant to the fact that LNX is all image - his music is bland, boring generic pop. So with Isaiah, it's probably a wave he can ride. All he's gotta do is make music about the video leaking and his struggles with being closeted and the media will eat it up. They'll be ravenous to throw awards and accolades at him even if the song is bad. In other words, this shyt happened to him at the right time - yeah he got outed and caught some social media flak over it, but if this was the 90's or early 00's his career would be over.

It's the same with the thot rappers now. In the 90's, Kim and Foxy were popular but hardly praised. I'm pretty sure lots of people made jokes and criticism about them being hoes and too sexual (while Lauryn was lapping up all the praise and awards). Early 10's, Nicki comes through and becomes a huge star but isn't exactly a media darling. But she opens the door for a new wave just as Kim and Foxy opened the door for her. Then Cardi, Meghan, Doja and this new wave of sexualized female rappers come through even though they aren't doing anything different from Kim, Fox and Nicki (and aren't as good as rapping either). But they came in at the perfect time, when the mainstream culture was ready to accept them. More cases of "so and so walked so they could fly". A lot of who and what blows up is based on where popular culture is currently at.

I agree that IR should be good and can ride the wave...but its the way he got outed thats gonna make it a lil bit different, those other dudes came out, said it on their own terms and were able to control the narrative....this dude got outed in videos doing the most non-Harlem activities :dame:

Its the visuals of the situation that'll make it a lil more difficult for him to navigate :patrice: but you right, he just got a pass to be a media darling but at what cost
 

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It's a part of this new woke short attention span internet media "everything is fodder" world we're living in. If you fit in with their agenda they will catapult you to high levels. shyt changed with Lil Nas X IMO, although Tyler and Frank Ocean were probably the stepping stone for him. Tyler got a lot of critical flak when he was doing the angry shock value lyrics. Then he switches it up, makes a softer, nicer album and says he's gay in one of his songs and suddenly he's a critical darling and winning Grammy's. Meanwhile the rest of those Odd Future cats besides Tyler and Earl all but disappeared. The thing is Tyler is talented regardless of his sexuality and has some very good music, while LNX is minimally talented. But since he makes extra gay videos that make homophobes and parents uncomfortable, the media loves him. But this is all irrelevant to the fact that LNX is all image - his music is bland, boring generic pop. So with Isaiah, it's probably a wave he can ride. All he's gotta do is make music about the video leaking and his struggles with being closeted and the media will eat it up. They'll be ravenous to throw awards and accolades at him even if the song is bad. In other words, this shyt happened to him at the right time - yeah he got outed and caught some social media flak over it, but if this was the 90's or early 00's his career would be over.

It's the same with the thot rappers now. In the 90's, Kim and Foxy were popular but hardly praised. I'm pretty sure lots of people made jokes and criticism about them being hoes and too sexual (while Lauryn was lapping up all the praise and awards). Early 10's, Nicki comes through and becomes a huge star but isn't exactly a media darling. But she opens the door for a new wave just as Kim and Foxy opened the door for her. Then Cardi, Meghan, Doja and this new wave of sexualized female rappers come through even though they aren't doing anything different from Kim, Fox and Nicki (and aren't as good as rapping either). But they came in at the perfect time, when the mainstream culture was ready to accept them. More cases of "so and so walked so they could fly". A lot of who and what blows up is based on where popular culture is currently at.

I agree that IR should be good and can ride the wave...but its the way he got outed thats gonna make it a lil bit different, those other dudes came out, said it on their own terms and were able to control the narrative....this dude got outed in videos doing the most non-Harlem activities :dame:

Its the visuals of the situation that'll make it a lil more difficult for him to navigate :patrice: but you right, he just got a pass to be a media darling but at what cost

show me all the men on the downlow that get celebrated?

it just doesn’t happen
 

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show me all the men on the downlow that get celebrated?

it just doesn’t happen

On thecoli.com they don't. In the pro-LGBTQ mainstream media narrative and agenda, they do. All IR has do is make a statement about his struggles and being a victim (which he is to an extent cuz he was hacked) or put out a song about it and they'll be praising him. Same way Frank Ocean was praised when he came out. Of course Frank didn't have a messy gay sex tape like IR does but shyt is all relative when it comes to the agenda. They are powerful and change the narrative easily. Look at how they did Chappelle just for cracking some jokes.
 

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fukk was that nikka doing there?!
Why is he on cam saying “they paid me to be here”?

I have so many questions. I just need to know is this industry related or he just that broke to be doing this??!!!

Did “Showtime” leak this or somebody else?
 

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Breh really just told him not to worry because, "They talked about Jesus, too." :dead: I ain't even religious but nikkas is out of control.
Yeah, I couldn't help but laugh when he said that. He did say that he supports him but he don't condone it either. I listened to a little bit of Star's commentary on it, was surprised he didn't really clown on him, at least from the bits I listened to, he was more concerned that Jim Jones was shopping with a buncha guys at Gucci.
 
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