Fat Joe
“I think I’ve done songs with gay rappers. I’m pretty sure of that. I’m pretty sure the football ni–as is gay, the basketball ni–as is gay — ni–as is gay. There’s millions of gay people in the world. Girls, too,” said Joe, before expressing his disdain for the idea of being in the closet. “Once again, I’m not a fan of that s– either. I’m a fan of, ‘Yo, I’m gay, what the f–k?’ 2011, you gotta hide that you’re gay? Be real! Like, ‘I’m gay, what the f–k?’ If you gay, you gay. That’s your preference. F–k it, if the people don’t like it.”
[Hip-hop] is the greatest gay market in the world. The hip-hop community is most likely owned by gays. I happen to think there’s a gay mafia in hip-hop. Not rappers — editorial presidents of magazines, the [program directors] at radio stations, the people who give you awards at award shows. This is the f–king gay mafia, my man. They’re in power,” he continued. “So why wouldn’t a guy come out and say, ‘Yo, I’m gay’ and get that type of love? Like Lady Gaga, I don’t know if she’s gay but she’s running with that gay s–t for real. And she is winning. Rap music ain’t no different.”
“Everybody got someone gay in their house, in their family. I’m not saying in their same house, but in their family, somebody got somebody gay. I think it’s 2011 going on 2012. I think if you’re gay, rep your set.”
