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Revision as of 06:31, 24 February 2010
Homo hop is a genre of hip hop music performed by LGBT artists and performers. It has been described as "a global movement of gay hip-hop MCs and fans determined to stake their claim in a genre too often associated with homophobia and anti-gay lyrics."[1]
Notable events in the history of homo hop include the PeaceOUT World Homo Hop Festival which was founded in 2001[2] and mounted for several years on the West and East coasts, and the 2006 documentary film Pick Up the Mic.
Artists
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- Cazwell
- Deadlee
- Deep Dickollective
- Tori Fixx
- God-Des and She
- Juba Kalamka
- Kookee Jenkins
- Melange Lavonne
- Mz Fontaine
- QBoy
- Samantha Ronson
- Soce, the elemental wizard
- Yo Majesty
- Anye Elite
References
- ^ Chonin, Neva (2001-12-16). "Hip to homo-hop: Oakland's D/DC fuses gay and black identities with eyebrow-raising rhyme". San Francisco Chronicle. p. PK - 54. Retrieved 2008-11-19.
- ^ Thomas, Devon (2004-07-12). "'Homo-Hop' Has a Say". Newsweek. p. PK - 54. Retrieved 2008-11-19.
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