I don’t make it a secret that I’m a music fanatic. If I’m not wearing my giant headphones and listening to my iPod, I’m listening to music on my laptop. Constant aural stimulation is basically my life motto. I’m also a BIG nerd when it comes to queer theory. These two facts combined mean that I’m literally pissing myself at the prospect of seeing MEN and Big Freedia perform on the same stage in the same night. This Saturday, April 2nd, two queer worlds are going to collide, and by the end of it all I’m going to be a giant blob of flesh and sweat.
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Queer Punk and Sissy Hip-Hop
Posted in gender, identity, performance, Race and Gender, sexual orientation, Uncategorized, tagged bounce, electro-pop, gender, hip hop, music, New Orleans, Transgender on March 29, 2011| 3 Comments »
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