Even though none of their songs have nothing to do with the LGBT community whatsoever, what is the most pro-LGBT song by Death Grips?
Even though none of their songs have nothing to do with the LGBT community whatsoever...
Robert Morales
Noah Hill
Uhh
Fuck Me Out, maybe?
Joshua Wright
I FUCK THE MUSIC
Jose Walker
haven't heard that one, but the title doesnt sound like it will be very pro-lgbt
Jack Sullivan
lole
Blake Ross
kek
Eli Brown
suck a dick
Carter Anderson
Lost Boys
Colton Wright
Do you think they all got to fuck Björk?
Nathan Baker
Deep Web.
>I'M THE COAT HANGER IN YOUR MANS VAGINA
metaphor for gay sex
Juan James
fuck whos watching and beware
i don't know if this threads supposed to be ironic but those songs helped me accept myself
Ryan Adams
...
Andrew Stewart
Pss Pss
>If I was her and she was him, we would go and fuck ourselves again and again
Colton Murphy
my new dining room manager looks like a gay mac demarco
Nolan Jackson
Pretty sure that's a metaphor for a tranny getting an abortion.
Ian Mitchell
stop searching for music that only serves to comfort your insecurity with being gay.
Like nobody gives a fuck dude.
Jace Harris
have you considered that this is, in itself, an incredibly insecure way to react to someone expressing an interest in queer themes in music?
Cameron Cook
Dude, you actively seek out queer themes for validation, a form of entry to enjoy music. Instead of just enjoying music for the sake of it.
You're insecure as fuck and you can't admit it.
Cooper Morales
We all enjoy music for different reasons boi. Maybe if you accepted that, we wouldn't view people like you as insecure. Instead you anonymously pester for what seems like no other reason than to tell yourself you're better than them.
Get a life, cuck.
Jonathan Perez
Hacker definitely.
>be the freak you wanna see
>just don't follow me
Noah Powell
s/h/xe used the c word!
Kevin Taylor
Pss Pss probably
>if i was her and she was him we would go and fuck ourselves again and again
Thomas Roberts
Music is not pro-anything
faggot
Carter Garcia
K.
Bentley Green
opening lyric to Come up and Get me is literally "my stone wall"
also this
Aaron Perez
Death Grips aren't pro anything
Nicholas Powell
All They songs cuz they all gay as fuck
Jose Reyes
Wrong.
thesource.com
>I think the biggest misconception is in the sense of the music. Where our heads are at is much different than most Hip-Hop and rap artist heads are at. For example we are pro-homosexual, pro-feminist and progressive. We’re anti-closed mind, anti-conservative and anti-homophobe. We make aggressive-macho sounding music but we’re definitely progressive.
>Another misconception is Stefan being a “crack head,” he actually went to Hampton University in Hampton. Virginia. He’s hyper-educated as we all are.
Connor Ortiz
What a bunch of faggots
Easton Miller
Deaf Gribs confirmed for music for "overeducated" sjw libtards, numales and bleeding hearts
Jackson Butler
If you don't death grips, you're a fucking joke and cant call yourself a man. Cut off your balls already and go suck dick on craigslist you pussies. Soy fucking chodes trendhopping urban faggot skinny jean wearing motherfuckers. That's you if this is your taste. Fucking waste.
Josiah Hughes
A little bonus
spin.com
>And, yes, Hill used an iPhone to shoot the most iconic album cover of 2012 from their bathroom in the Chateau Marmont. So, back to the original question: Whose penis is that on your album cover?
>“Yeah, that’s mine,” Hill finally admits. “It was difficult to do, honestly, in general, it was very difficult. It’s difficult even telling people that’s the source of it; it feels sacrificial in a sense. That idea existed long before, by the way. This is going to sound funny to other people, but we saw it as tribal, as spiritual, as primal. Also, it comes from a place of being a band that is perceived as…such an aggressive, male-based, by some, misogynistic-seeming band. If you can get past this and still enjoy the music…. It’s a display of embracing homosexuality, not that either of us are homosexual. Am I making sense? People are still going to think that it’s macho, but that’s not the source of where it comes from.”
>Burnett interrupts, and quietly, asks, “I mean, do we seem like macho people?”