Ice

Yeah.

But when he's describing him, he uses some derogatory terms.

But what I saw more than anything was gays being- The transsexual friend.

The transsexual friend.

Oh, the friend was a transsexual?

It was sort of implied at the end of the verse when he said he's in Atlanta now, wearing a wig.

We saw him with a wig.

That was the idea.

And that's what y'all got for me?

That's what I got for me, yeah, by the end of the verse.

Anywho, so, no, but just in general, I saw a lot of, because, of course, gays always get that, y'all always complain, y'all always crying about stuff, right?

I think it's the same thing with gay people.

I'm not gay, so I can't say whether they're crying or not.

But I kept seeing gay people to gay people saying, this is why I don't like y'all.

You know what I mean?

Or saying, this is why they don't like us.

They didn't like the J. Cole verse.

I was seeing a lot of gay people that didn't like the fact that gay people were offended by the verse.

Almost like look at the bigger picture, the growth in it, the fact that he's looking at it like, damn, why did we do our man like that?

We should have called him.