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spanish (59 %) italian (11 %) french (22 %) Choose translation. ... countless stories from grateful fans whose struggles with homosexuality and acceptance have been animated by Kevin Abstract’s lyrics.

Kevin’s gayness is a major facet of who he is and acts as the base for much of what he has had to overcome. In a society saturated with heteronormative media and shameless queer-baiting, Kevin Abstract gives his queer fans somewhere obvious to turn to and feel understood. He is able to deliver a product that hits, time after time because his music is ever so slightly self-serving—in the most positive way.

All you have to do is visit the comments section of “Miserable America” and “JUNKY” to encounter countless stories from grateful fans whose struggles with homosexuality and acceptance have been animated by Kevin Abstract’s lyrics. Delaney) Abstract, Delaney.

delaney) lyrics : just wanted to make them proud but you can tell ups and downs it’s all alright you could find underneath in hide and seek we’re all alright we gon’ be okay we gon’ be alright we gon’ be okay we gon’ be alright we gon’ be okay we gon’ be alright we gon’ be okay The central question of his verse on "JUNKY," and perhaps his career at large, is: “Why you always rap about bein' gay?” Though Kevin usually replies with, “'To fully dissect these unwritten questions, we must take a quick step back to Kevin’s 2016 solo effort, “My boyfriend saved me / My mother's homophobic / I'm stuck in the closet / I'm so claustrophobic”The difference between the two lines is that capital ‘n’ now every time Kevin Abstract makes his sexuality known, everyone Let’s start with the “who is?” On a grander scale, the entire hip-hop community is listening. In the scope of contemporary hip-hop acts, Kevin’s music inadvertently informs and supports the platform that these artists are building. 4 Translations available. It’s easy to draw a straight line from the boundary-breaking gender fluidity of Prince and André 3000 to Frank Ocean to Kevin Abstract. The follow-up hope, of course, is that these same fans take their newfound voice and add to the burgeoning community of queer musicians.Thus we come to a point where we have to wonder “will Kevin rap about being gay forever?” Which is really asking, “will he ever reach a point where he feels like he won’t need to?” A bit of a loaded question, the short answer is probably. We can say that Kevin is a strong voice in the call to action for more artists to come forward and feel comfortable speaking and living their truth.As we continue to examine the “who is?” we reach the intersection of “who is?” and “who does Kevin hope is listening?” The answer, of course, is his queer fans. Review changes. delaney – 22 (feat. We detected some issues. Kevin’s brazen expression of his gayness pushes forward hip-hop’s growing acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community. Should we ever reach a moment of total acceptance, his music will both be an oral history and a celebration of the queer experience.How many times does Kevin Abstract need to rap about being gay? Perhaps that’s part of the reason why the albums are titled Kevin’s initial admissions of voicelessness—and immediate subversions of that voicelessness—are what made me and so many other fans fall in love with his music and artistic identity.

Aug 22, 2017. He is simultaneously following in the footsteps of and paving a lane for LGBTQ+ artists old and new.

As long as the queer community is boxed up and erased, Kevin will use his platform to do just the opposite. The real fun is drawing numerous lines from Kevin Abstract to That’s not to say Kevin Abstract somehow invented any artists, but his openness does serve to construct and reinforce the collective platform that all LGBTQ+ artists stand on when they bear their souls to a sometimes unforgiving crowd. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Photo Credit: Brandon Artis.

Last update on: July 22, 2017. Wir versuchen allerdings, den Text so bald wie möglich zu ergänzen. For him to stop would be inauthentic and unrealistic, and likely a disservice to himself.But as you may have noticed, Kevin’s music is bigger than him. Ashley Nguyen suggested changes to these lyrics. The song is Abstract’s story of his music, and the various factors that contributed to making it what it is today.