MISTA STRANGE: The making of a gay rapper, loving feminine boys, and what does gay look like?
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Mista Strange has been named the UK's first openly gay rapper. The London born artist has been making waves in the music industry since he came out at the age of 19, and his songs about sex and loving men continue to blow up expectations of what rap music sounds like. Strange discusses how he loves feminine men, his views on gay stereotypes, and why people from his background 'just don't come out'.
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Episode 15: Mista Strange
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Amazing interview thanks for having me Jon!
You look gay love (Compliment)
It’s great to see someone as young as he, having a clear understanding of who he is.
It’s vitally important for all of us to know who we are and appreciate ourselves for it.
It’s amazing that he got that mentality ,self confidence or self acceptance and bravery to come out at the age of 19 and basically start his life by being his truth self 🙏
I also relate and loved hearing him saying how he doesn’t feel any different by being gay. I always felt like I don’t even like the term gay ,it’s like separates you from everyone else, like you different when I never felt different from anyone else…
Very intelligent well spoken young man. I wish him all the luck in achieving his career goals.
Very interesting I appreciate his honesty and just getting to know him as a person
Jon and Strange. Firstly, thank gods for my ( extended) lunch break! 😂😂.
Again so direct and open and honest. What a future role model, Strange, you will be. Incredible!
Again to put perspective on my comments, decades older! Started my " journey" as a teenager at school end of the 70s! FFS! Can't even begin. Imagine having someone like either of you to relate to.
What really resonates with me is Strang's attitude and approach to every day life. If I could eliminate words like flamboyant, camp, effeminate and even gay and consign them to the vocabulary " dustbin" I would.
Again for want of a better expression, " normal blokes, tradies, farmers, business men by and large just want to get on with life. Meet someone, fall in love and have a " bog standard " way of life. End of!
Disclaimer! Not sure if that would include kids ( no thank you!) or even ( cliche!) a bloody dog! 😂.
And sorry, Job, but open relationships... Again a deal breaker.
Level playing field, no messing and just accepted. End of!
Strange, Thank You. Not into rap but I will be checking your music out for sure. Cheers Guys. Utterly brilliant. ❤👌
Thank you Keith! X
I keep hearing this theme of “the only gay in the village.” It’s lonely, but fortunately guys today have so many opportunities to connect through technology.
Very interesting on so many levels abd a great interview
The majority of gay men are just regular dudes, like the majority of straight men. Flamboyance is an immutable display of vivacious personality and it’s as rare in straight men as it is in gay men.
Sounding fem phobic there
there's literally no way to know this 😂. and wtf is a "regular dude." this channel is too new to start the bs
@@drnstjhn Yea girl like.. wth they on?? Lol
@@drnstjhn A "regular dude" is any one of the thousands of men you pass on a walk through your city streets and pay no particular attention to because they're not particularly outstanding. They wear the cultural uniforms. Their actions and responses are predictable because they've found a way to blend in to society without activating some bigot's bigotry. Regular dudes allow for terms like "flamboyant" to have meaning.
It's never too soon to start the BS. Welcome to the comments section.
Damn some salty gays in these comments. Shocker Masculine gay men like Feminine gay men. We all have our preferences but im a prime example of being a mid Feminine gay who was able to bag a Masculine "straight" acting gay man. Dont lose hope feminine gays, your Masculine gay is out there somewhere.
Does he mean he’s the only gay rapper from his block?!? LOL!!!
It’s “Baby Gat” from the show Noah’s Arc 😊
The real life Baby Gat…..😮😂
Yes!!!
Noah’s Ark reference 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love this!
Well society has shoved these “ultra feminine, finger snapping, tongue clicking, i’m so fierce, hey girl” stereotypes down our throats, is there any reason why we would see him as gay?
he so right when it comes to gay men with feminine energy like myself, i want monogamy 100% ....
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iLove Youuuuu Mistaaaa 💋💐👑‼️💕
This guy would benefit from:
1) bottoming more
2) checking out the experience of country singer Dixon Dallas (not gay, but his lyrics are explicitly gay)
3) exploring more of the struggles for civil rights in the U.K. and the U.S.A.
4) watching the movie “I Passed for White”
5) watching anything that RuPaul has ever done
Why? Why not let him be the way he is?
@@Keepthepeacesharethelove He IS the way he is. He's a rich man just being himself, but he's struggling to access a broader market. My comment offered a few things he could do to broaden his perspective and become even BETTER, to help him accelerate his process of achieving his goals. Perhaps you could also offer him some constructive feedback.
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This is what I've been waiting for since then but anyway, thank you again for sharing🙏🏻👍🏻. This is awesome
Your emojis are so cute how did you get them
@@calblue8694 thanks, they just appear when I want to put one of them in the comments but I don't know where they come from at all😅😅
If he swapped the word “racist” for “homophobic” I don’t think he’d be so accepting of the “trend”.
Sauce Santana. Lil Nas X. That's what gay looks like
I like little naz x
the "gay" means doing too much and acting feminine and I dislike that image. i like men who act like men and u r awesome!
Good thing that's YOUR preference and there's a flavor for every gay out there. Take me for example, I'm a mid feminine gay with a masculine "straight" acting boyfriend. You kinda sound ignorant and Masc 4 Masc is such a small portion of gay people. My masculine boyfriend loves his fruity boyfriend and he wouldn't want it any other way. You kinda sound like the typical gay who is gonna be single and alone forever but hey it's nothing new.
Am not ready to hear no rap gay song like this hell no
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Nah bro theres some lovely projects in america and well kept its not hoody
Why u keep saying with them men them what that means
This is a blk LGBT issue not a global issue tbh .
I think Stranges’ experience will relate to those (of all ethnic backgrounds) who come from subcultures within the UK where homosexuality is neither brought up nor entertained if it is. By entertained, and this is anecdotal, i mean that it’s not often that you’ll hear relatives ask the gay uncle (if everybody knows) when he’s looking to marry, how his partner is, and when they’re looking to have children, not as openly that everybody else gets asked those questions regardless of who else is present.
Such an environment, although not explicitly hostile, is not exactly welcoming either- it’s still quite intimidating.
So when you hear Strange equate most gay men with femininity/ flamboyancy, it’s likely because those who express themselves in that way were the only reference he had to how gay men behaved (hearing negative comments about such gay men, seeing portrayals of them online). The other guys who present more masculine, who he thinks he has more in common with, aren’t spoken of in his culture, are rarely seen on social media.
Yes I get it but this conversation is more a blk LGBT issue trust me . They are so many extremely masculine , successful white men who are out ,white gay men tend to have good careers compared to other LGBT in minority community also they is less pressure since they is a little more acceptance , Down low culture is more common among blk men and some other minority group .but heavily affects the blk community . Also lack of representation because they are already a minority group in another minority group. @@ArthurBolton-pm6fv
@@ArthurBolton-pm6fvYes I get it but this conversation is more a blk LGBT issue trust me . They are so many masculine , successful wyte men who are out ,white gae men tend to have good careers compared to other LGBT in minority community also they is less pressure since they is a little more acceptance , Down low culture is more common among blk men and some other minority group .but heavily affects the blk community . Also lack of representation because they are already a minority group in another minority group. @ArthurBolton-pm6fv
@@ArthurBolton-pm6fvyes .. they is less queer representation for blk folks ,minority inside another minority makes it difficult for alot of queer blk men to be themselves .
Also yeah but more of blk LGBT issue than a white LGBT issue. they isn't a lack of Yt masculine representation while for blk men / ethnic they is. @@ArthurBolton-pm6fv
Sorry you're not CAZWELL or BIG DIPPER. Get a clue, JoJo Siwa. You're not making a new genre.
This is one of the most honest amazing down to earth conversation I hve ever heard my entire life.This guy u are amazing .🎉❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🫠🫠🫠🥰🥰🥰🫠🫠💯💯💯🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😘😘😘 I LOVE YOU
Such a bold confident powerful young ma.You will really control the world. Such as interact