I won't talk about gay people in general because the reality is the majority are more low key and respectable than the louder, messier and way more noticeable bad examples in the community. That said, one thing I have to massively disagree with is the idea that visibility alone is progress. It isn't progress if the focus is still only on the usual shallow, stunt queen gays in Hiphop. These two sound juvenile as F***, leading his beard on for years like it's a funny anecdote and then breaking up over some Instagram nonsense. Progress would be if a credible Keldrick King type came out, not these fake so-called gay rappers, who were probably hairdressers and stylists before they got scouted for L&H.