Lil Nas X Broke All The Rules Because They Needed To Be Broken

MUSIC + CULTURE

Hip-Hop takes one step closer to intersectionality. Black Men, are you listening?

Da Baby’s comments were offensive on so many levels. Where do we start? I guess we’ll take it from the top. First of all, Da Baby spread misinformation about people with HIV/AIDS. People are not dying of the illness in several weeks. In fact, there are effective treatments and preventive medications which can help people live a full healthy life. Yet, he spread fear about those who have it, an old homophobic trope.

Instead of talking about the things he likes, like women and money, he went on and on, dissing people for just living their lives. Hip-Hop and the straight Black men who lead the industry…

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