What the fuck is Busta Rhymes doing!?!?!?!???

Like I said if you know people in the industry and did biz in the industry, if you hear or come across certain people the individual whose name has the most fag stories is this nig. It seems like everyone has at least one personal story about this nig being gay
To say that this would be a scandal would be a major understatement.

But something tells me that it wouldn't cripple hip-hop like say it were Ice Cube or Chuck D.

We've all seen the weirdo outfits in the past, maybe we didn't want to admit the obvious.
 
To say that this would be a scandal would be a major understatement.

But something tells me that it wouldn't cripple hip-hop like say it were Ice Cube or Chuck D.

We've all seen the weirdo outfits in the past, maybe we didn't want to admit the obvious.
Chuck D being gay would “cripple hip-hop”???

:cmonson: 2/3 hip hop fans don’t even know who Chuck D is at this point…Nobody’s sexuality is important enough to “cripple hip-hop.”
 
I know females who know him and swear up and down his a faggo, at first, I didn't believe it thinking no way a Jamaacian from Brooklyn going to be a fruit, but then the evidence started getting bigger and bigger I had no choice other than to give in and just shake myr head.
Of all the words you can use, you choose bigger?
 
When someone comes out of the closet, they will be criticized by the same people pushing gossip threads to multiple pages, who will insist that they don’t care about these things.

“Why they gotta announce that? Nobody cares!”
 
Man this"rumor" been around for years and NEVER gets addressed
Didn't he spaz out on somebody that outed him.
I used to work security at a Vegas nightclub. I was working in Busta's VIP section. Busta has some classic tracks so I figured it would be a fun night. Him and his crew just want to enjoy Vegas, get drunk, floss and get some women.

There was a tranny dressed up to look like a regular woman and Busta's little homie was eyeing it hard. I tried to give dude a subtle heads up but he wasn't hearing me. I found an older member of Busta's crew and told him the same thing. He said good looking and gave me a pound. While I trying to get this tranny out of my presence, Busta comes through and give the tranny attention, talks them up and and invites them into VIP. I looked at the older guy like WTF? He just shrugged and said what can you do? One of the hosts walked by and told me to play it off otherwise they would have to move to another section.

There were plenty of other women looking to get chose and Busta wades through the pile of pussy to find a tranny....

It was an utterly repulsive moment and Busta has been suspect to me ever since. There were regular women in his section as well. They were just drinking and hanging around, but the amount of attention he gave that tranny was unsettling. I asked to NOT be around the celebs after that.

Nas was cool (Different night. before the Busta travesty). No suspect shit with him. His brother was thorough (very protective of his brother). We understood but had to ask him to dial it back.
 
I used to work security at a Vegas nightclub. I was working in Busta's VIP section. Busta has some classic tracks so I figured it would be a fun night. Him and his crew just want to enjoy Vegas, get drunk, floss and get some women.

There was a tranny dressed up to look like a regular woman and Busta's little homie was eyeing it hard. I tried to give dude a subtle heads up but he wasn't hearing me. I found an older member of Busta's crew and told him the same thing. He said good looking and gave me a pound. While I trying to get this tranny out of my presence, Busta comes through and give the tranny attention, talks them up and and invites them into VIP. I looked at the older guy like WTF? He just shrugged and said what can you do? One of the hosts walked by and told me to play it off otherwise they would have to move to another section.

There were plenty of other women looking to get chose and Busta wades through the pile of pussy to find a tranny....

It was an utterly repulsive moment and Busta has been suspect to me ever since. There were regular women in his section as well. They were just drinking and hanging around, but the amount of attention he gave that tranny was unsettling. I asked to NOT be around the celebs after that.

Nas was cool (Different night. before the Busta travesty). No suspect shit with him. His brother was thorough (very protective of his brother). We understood but had to ask him to dial it back.
Lmaoooo like I said everyone got a gay busta rhymes story.. that nig got the most gay stories in the industry hands down lmaooo
 
And that's when it hit me.....LOL....I am thinking he was wilding out like Madonna was before Madonna....or some shit...LOL


Then we minus whale say the way you have seen it spelled should be a mister meanor; and you need to stop putting the folks spelling it that way on a pedal stool.
I'm glad you wrote this because now I don't feel so bad for thinking that during grades 1 - 6 whenever I heard the word "abomination," I immediately thought about this guy.



Even after reading this:


During an interview for Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes, the rapper walked out when confronted with a question about homophobia in the rap community. Rhymes is quoted as saying: "I can't partake in that conversation," followed by, "With all due respect, I ain't trying to offend nobody. . . We don't support abomination or un-natural stuff." When asked if the hip hop culture would ever accept a homosexual rapper, Busta Rhymes then exited the interview.[62]

In a later interview with MTV News, Busta Rhymes believes marriage is between a Men and Women.[63]
 
Out of the 4 stories I have on Busta, I'll tell the first one.

Me and my crew were in a club, downtown Chicago.1998. At this time we still had cyphers and freestyle battles. While we're in the club with these different local crews just kicking it, The club bouncers come through and say special guest coming in.
It's Busta Rhymes and his people. What's crazy is nobody's paying much attention because rap n***** in Chicago only vibe out with rap n***** from Chicago. Nobody was really on that groupie stuff that night. Busta join in on the Cyfer. At that moment I decide to sit at the bar. Now at this time I'm 19, and I didn't know who Spliff Star was, and the dude sitting next to me strikes up a conversation. He says he's with Buster's crew and they are in Chicago for about two nights with a show tomorrow.

So we chopping it up, laughing talking about New York versus Chicago and hip hop, just general conversation. Strangely, I keep getting the feeling that I'm being watched. So I looked in back of me. Every time I would turn around Busta is staring dead at me. Making a screwball face. This went on for about 20 minutes. So I turned to dude sitting next to me and I say why is Busta just staring at me like he want to fight?

Dude tells me to ignore it. That Busta gets like that. So I ignored it for about 10 more minutes until Busta started easing closer to the bar. I ask dude does he see this? He says "Yes, Buster's mad because We're talking to each other."
I didn't understand what that meant, so I asked him are you his bodyguard? He said "no.", So I asked him why would Busta be mad?
his answer was,"Because I'm his guy." I said. Well what does being homies have to do with it?

He looked at me again and said, "No, you don't understand, I'm his GUY! And Busta is the jealous type. He doesn't like other men talking to me"

At that moment, I felt nauseous. He than proceeded to say, "I think we need to stop speaking. But If you come to the show tomorrow, just let them know Spliff Star said you don't have to pay." I asked him was that his name? He said yes.

When I walked away, Busta flew to the seat I was in and started drilling dude like a Man does to his women when he catches her out of pocket.

The entire night was something to remember.
I struggled with trying not to believe it, until other situations happened with Busta that was all but in your face.

And he's not the only one. A few of y'all favorite rappers on the top 20 of all time lyricist are fun bois too.
 
I may have posted this on a different thread, but back in 1990, LONS performed at a hip hop show at my college in NYC. Students would help with logistics and running the show, so we'd meet most of the performers afterwards. Busta treated everybody like crap, but Dinko and Charlie hung out for about 15 minutes with anyone that wanted to chat.

Similar experience when 3rd Bass performed. Serch couldn't be bothered to speak to anyone, but Pete Nice was as cool as he seems. Kicked it with us for about 20 minutes before we all walked outside and he caught his taxi.
Damn and it always seemed the other way around from watching their videos lol
 
This line right here made the thread

Truth : I heard busta a pre Madonna


Busta: like a virgin



PRE Madonna
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Out of the 4 stories I have on Busta, I'll tell the first one.

Me and my crew were in a club, downtown Chicago.1998. At this time we still had cyphers and freestyle battles. While we're in the club with these different local crews just kicking it, The club bouncers come through and say special guest coming in.
It's Busta Rhymes and his people. What's crazy is nobody's paying much attention because rap n***** in Chicago only vibe out with rap n***** from Chicago. Nobody was really on that groupie stuff that night. Busta join in on the Cyfer. At that moment I decide to sit at the bar. Now at this time I'm 19, and I didn't know who Spliff Star was, and the dude sitting next to me strikes up a conversation. He says he's with Buster's crew and they are in Chicago for about two nights with a show tomorrow.

So we chopping it up, laughing talking about New York versus Chicago and hip hop, just general conversation. Strangely, I keep getting the feeling that I'm being watched. So I looked in back of me. Every time I would turn around Busta is staring dead at me. Making a screwball face. This went on for about 20 minutes. So I turned to dude sitting next to me and I say why is Busta just staring at me like he want to fight?

Dude tells me to ignore it. That Busta gets like that. So I ignored it for about 10 more minutes until Busta started easing closer to the bar. I ask dude does he see this? He says "Yes, Buster's mad because We're talking to each other."
I didn't understand what that meant, so I asked him are you his bodyguard? He said "no.", So I asked him why would Busta be mad?
his answer was,"Because I'm his guy." I said. Well what does being homies have to do with it?

He looked at me again and said, "No, you don't understand, I'm his GUY! And Busta is the jealous type. He doesn't like other men talking to me"

At that moment, I felt nauseous. He than proceeded to say, "I think we need to stop speaking. But If you come to the show tomorrow, just let them know Spliff Star said you don't have to pay." I asked him was that his name? He said yes.

When I walked away, Busta flew to the seat I was in and started drilling dude like a Man does to his women when he catches her out of pocket.

The entire night was something to remember.
I struggled with trying not to believe it, until other situations happened with Busta that was all but in your face.

And he's not the only one. A few of y'all favorite rappers on the top 20 of all time lyricist are fun bois too.

Why would Spliff Star just openly say that? It's like they're trying to hide it but they're not trying to hide it.
 
Out of the 4 stories I have on Busta, I'll tell the first one.

Me and my crew were in a club, downtown Chicago.1998. At this time we still had cyphers and freestyle battles. While we're in the club with these different local crews just kicking it, The club bouncers come through and say special guest coming in.
It's Busta Rhymes and his people. What's crazy is nobody's paying much attention because rap n***** in Chicago only vibe out with rap n***** from Chicago. Nobody was really on that groupie stuff that night. Busta join in on the Cyfer. At that moment I decide to sit at the bar. Now at this time I'm 19, and I didn't know who Spliff Star was, and the dude sitting next to me strikes up a conversation. He says he's with Buster's crew and they are in Chicago for about two nights with a show tomorrow.

So we chopping it up, laughing talking about New York versus Chicago and hip hop, just general conversation. Strangely, I keep getting the feeling that I'm being watched. So I looked in back of me. Every time I would turn around Busta is staring dead at me. Making a screwball face. This went on for about 20 minutes. So I turned to dude sitting next to me and I say why is Busta just staring at me like he want to fight?

Dude tells me to ignore it. That Busta gets like that. So I ignored it for about 10 more minutes until Busta started easing closer to the bar. I ask dude does he see this? He says "Yes, Buster's mad because We're talking to each other."
I didn't understand what that meant, so I asked him are you his bodyguard? He said "no.", So I asked him why would Busta be mad?
his answer was,"Because I'm his guy." I said. Well what does being homies have to do with it?

He looked at me again and said, "No, you don't understand, I'm his GUY! And Busta is the jealous type. He doesn't like other men talking to me"

At that moment, I felt nauseous. He than proceeded to say, "I think we need to stop speaking. But If you come to the show tomorrow, just let them know Spliff Star said you don't have to pay." I asked him was that his name? He said yes.

When I walked away, Busta flew to the seat I was in and started drilling dude like a Man does to his women when he catches her out of pocket.

The entire night was something to remember.
I struggled with trying not to believe it, until other situations happened with Busta that was all but in your face.

And he's not the only one. A few of y'all favorite rappers on the top 20 of all time lyricist are fun bois too.
Absolutely disgusting
 
I still don't understand to this day... And Busta rhymes was one of my favorite Emcees at that time.. imagine how I felt.

That's up there with what I seen from Red Man and Method Man....
Yes, Wendy Williams was telling the truth and many people did not believe her.
nah i need that list
got to delete some shit
 
I still don't understand to this day... And Busta rhymes was one of my favorite Emcees at that time.. imagine how I felt.

That's up there with what I seen from Red Man and Method Man....
Yes, Wendy Williams was telling the truth and many people did not believe her.

I believe once these cats become stars, legit stars that rub shoulder with Hollywood celebs and billionaires, they slowly become conditioned or influenced into that lifestyle. When they find out the biggest stars are into that shit, it must have a psychological effect.

I know a nigga that is pretty famous, C-List celeb, but a star in his genre, who I peeped was on some fruity shit in more ways than one. I won't say his name but many people on this board know this nigga and love his music. But I was hanging with he and his band at one point when they came to ATL, and I peeped 4 signs that he did that made me like -- oh shit :eek2: not to mention another cat in the industry told me some shit about this nigga back in the day that I just brushed off, but now it's like :eek2::eek2::eek2:
 
I believe once these cats become stars, legit stars that rub shoulder with Hollywood celebs and billionaires, they slowly become conditioned or influenced into that lifestyle. When they find out the biggest stars are into that shit, it must have a psychological effect.

I know a nigga that is pretty famous, C-List celeb, but a star in his genre, who I peeped was on some fruity shit in more ways than one. I won't say his name but many people on this board know this nigga and love his music. But I was hanging with he and his band at one point when they came to ATL, and I peeped 4 signs that he did that made me like -- oh shit :eek2: not to mention another cat in the industry told me some shit about this nigga back in the day that I just brushed off, but now it's like :eek2::eek2::eek2:

It never fells. It's like to be official in the industry you have to ride the rainbow .
I hate saying names and I probably said to much. I thought I deleted the last names before anyone could peep it but I guess I wasn't fast enough. But what does it matter, 90% of these rap dudes are GangstaLicious.
 
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It never fells. It's like to be official in the industry you have to ride the .
I hate saying names and I probably said to much. I thought I deleted the last names before anyone could peep it but I guess I wasn't fast enough. But what does it matter, 90% of these rap dudes are GangstaLicious.
negro nobody know who u is
say the list og
 
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