Why don't you stop cherrypicking little bits and pieces and try to come to grips with the main argument?
Which is what? Hip hop is gay? Or that hip hop hates gays because it's gay? GTFOH with that.
It's an interesting theory but when you break out his arguments it falls apart.
1. A Vibe editor saying LL on a cover means it's appealing to men sexually is an opinion. And no more valid than saying collecting baseball cards is appealing to sports fans because they got it bad for their favorite pitcher.
2. Snoop Dog didn't advocate group sex, he advocated sharing.
3. He misconstrued wanting a strong woman with wanting a strong man.
4. He doesn't understand (for lack of a better word) ghetto culture and what actually drives it.
5. He doesn't understand the actual reasoning, motives and interaction sex plays in prison nor how sex in general, particularly rape is about power, not sex.
6. He claims homo eroticism is a response to mysogeny because it's frowned on for being "soft" with a girl.
7. He has a jacked understanding of gender roles, their origins and their impact on society and culture and vise versa.
8. Dude flat out said being tight with your boys means lines get blurred, dude is basically saying brotherly love is sexual
hyper-masculinity simultaneously causes a deep distrust of women (a cause of rap’s misogyny), and promotes male friendships as the deepest relationships that can be formed. And when friendship is elevated to such a high status, lines can be blurred. This is a topic that has been explored since eternity (Antonio and Bassano’s relationship in Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice”, for example), but has yet to confronted in Hip Hop.
when you add this all up i suspect somewhere this guy and his gay friend crossed a line and now he's trying to justify it.
At every turn, even plain factual understanding of lyrics the dude failed.
