Is birdman gay

Rapper and business mogul Birdman finally put the rumors to rest about kissing fellow rapper Lil Wayne on the lips in an infamous photo from more than two decades ago. A segment from REVOLT TV's. Now what does Birdman do? He admits to the world that Lil Wayne is actually a homosexual and that all the songs where he’s speaking sexually about women are actually cover-ups for the men he’s singing about in order to successfully sell his music.

Although they've recently made amends, their strained relationship held hip-hop fans in rapt attention for years as they sorted out their business. The rapper’s commitment to his family and his role as a father figure to Lil Wayne sheds light on the complex emotions that led to that moment, putting to rest the lingering question: Is Birdman gay? The answer, as he emphatically asserts, is a resounding no.

During the interview, Birdman also addressed rumors about his sexuality, talks of a feud with Rick Ross and Trick Daddy, and his ongoing dispute with Lil Wayne. T he morning Young Thug is due to play his first headline show in London, another American rapper is making headlines.

Meanwhile, Young Thug was gliding across the border on the Eurostar from Paris, without so much as a pat-down. Whereas Tyler is a geeky rapper who has never been charged with a serious crime in his life, Young Thug had his home raided in July after he allegedly threatened to kill a mall security guard in Georgia.

During the interview, Birdman

During the raid, police found guns, cocaine and marijuana and he was hit with three counts of felony arms possession. All of that might create the picture of a typical gangster-turned-rapper but, in fact, nothing about Thug which is apparently what even his closest friends call him is typical. He is one of the most interesting characters in hip-hop today, seemingly drunk on his own eccentricity. Rumours about his sexuality abound, but Thug says he is neither gay nor straight.

You might expect this seeming disjunction to influence his music, but his lyrics rarely ponder the realities of his complex existence, instead portraying a bombastic and often surreal version of his life. His latest mixtape, Slime Season, presents an almost sci-fi version of rap excess. His surrealist imagery is compounded by his music videos, which combine hip-hop cliches with Lynchian dream sequences — his recent video for Best Friend features Thug walking in on himself making out with his female alter ego, before his ghost sits down to a breakfast cereal dinner party.

The plan today is to catch Thug for a few hours before his London debut to get a sense of the man. I sense she has had a few issues in the past. I am told this every 30 minutes for the next five hours. I worry he might be monosyllabic, but he seems in a good mood. Does he enjoy it more than playing in the US? These shows make me stop smoking. Despite his work rate — since , he has released 12 full-length mixtapes, as well as working on his debut album, Hy!

Is there nothing that plays on his mind? I wake up and want to rap, I rap. So whatever I think of. But really, I be on the money. We need hits. Hits bring money, money bring power, power bring fame, fame change the game. In , he began releasing his first mixtape series, I Came From Nothing. I was too shy, boy.

Thug thinks about that. I want to always be all right. But motivation is fans — not your kids, your mum, none of that. All of that matters, but number one is your fans. I could live in a condo. When he was still unsigned, he gave an interview to a small YouTube channel in which he said he believed he would one day sign to Cash Money and work with Lil Wayne.

What happened next is complicated.