Professor Green Says Hip-Hop 'Not Mature Enough' For Frank Ocean's Sexuality Do You Agree?
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Earlier this week, the Odd Future singer penned an emotional letter in which he revealed for the first time that his first love was with a man, putting an end to the constant speculation about his sexuality.
Professor Green believes hip-hop isn't mature enough to deal with Frank Ocean's openness about his sexuality.
Earlier this week, the Odd Future singer penned an emotional letter in which he revealed for the first time that his first love was with a man, putting an end to the constant speculation about his sexuality.
With Frank being the first hip-hop and R&B artist to 'come out of the closet,' several other musicians have weighed in on one of the biggest events in recent years. London rapper Professor Green questions whether the genre will be able to see past Frank's sexuality and focus on the music.
"Is hip-hop adult enough to deal with frank oceans honesty?" Pro Green wrote on Twitter yesterday.
"Its a weird genre really, often less about the music and more about the bravado and image."
"Adele never had to sell crack to sell records."
"Don't mind me, Just discussing my biggest love objectively," he finished. I'm Big Blac this is your BHR HollyWood Reports
Do you agree with Pro Green's views? Can hip-hop move past this?
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