| "Brand New" From Around the WORLD: The Listener's Comment |





























| Yo I think the track is hot and the lyrics are tight too...But you know you are gonna make a lot of insecure brothas MAD with this song...Do ya thing though..I like it..Peace Chocoboy Aiea, Hawaii |

| LOL! Yes, I LOVE the song, I heard it the first time and got like, almost turned on (haha, seriously!) and I replayed it and was like, "Damn!" the flow is fresh as fuck, and I can so relate lol, fuckin assholes out here, thinking I'm bi so they introduce me to their homegirls. Wrong! And umm...it's a damn WRAP, m'kay?! I need this on a CD--public announcement, damnit. I do hope you perform sometime soon in Atlanta, I gotta turn my girls onto this shit right here. LMAO XAN, Atlanta, GA |
| The Listener's Comments FELONi's "Coming Out Stories" on MTV's LOGO 01/10/07 Well if you make it Phoenix , AZ . My partner and I will most definatly be there for your show !!!! We watched you on our gay channel here in AZ. called , "Logo". In your coming out story. I admire your tenacity and bravery , your determination and stubbornness to maintain what is your morals and maintain your respect . You handle yourself very well , a very very good example for younger lesbains in there teens coming out . 100 Kudos for you . What you sing means alot I never was a Rap listener but when I started listening to you I relize Rap isn't about violence and sex . Years ago that was the word out bout' Rap , you certainly threw that comment out the window . So just stopping by to show ya' some love . Thank you for your contribution to society with your gift in music . Keep speaking from the heart and soul . We love you in Az. Lydia 01/09/07 know ur prob busy doin wha u do but i jus had to stop and drop a message to u to let u know that i'm really feelin that song no fear, even tho i only heard like 30 seconds of it i felt every word and it hit str8 to heart cuz im feelin every pain u felt when u was writtin it (hopefully u did write that lol) and im usually no groupie fan of NOBODY, i don't care how fine, how rich or how flossy they are cuz at the end everybody talkin bout da same ol shit and shit that people jus wanna hear but when i heard ur stuff, it hit home. But to see "fam" comin up and tryna make it like the regular hip hop stars is a good feelin and i'm gonna support it 110%!! MUCH LUCK TO YA!!! =) *keep doin wha u do* 1/7/07 ...it was really interesting to read your page and listen to your lyrics. I'm not a huge hip-hop fan, but I am a fan of what you're trying to do and who you are. Good luck in Detroit- I can only imagine how tough it can be to be an out black woman. I wish I had known about you when I was questioning myself for so many years before coming out. Even knowing that one other person was lesbian would have made such a difference. I am sure there are many girls out there needing to see people like yourself out and proud. If you're ever out (haha) in Australia lemme know. I know plenty of my friends that would be happy to come to a show and support your work. And congrats on coming out to your family- that's tough stuff. Emily 1/6/07 My name's Brooke...it's crazy, I saw your story on the Logo channel and it was inspiring. I really respect your lack on inhibition and the fact that you have the courage to do what you do. Just wanted to send you love even though you have no idea who I am...just know you're making a difference all over.... Much Love, Miss Brooklyn.... 1/ 1/07 Hi! i just wanted to wish you luck and show much love to you and all that you're going to do in the future! A Day ago i downloaded your "Coming Out Story" on my ipod and i was so happy for you and how good of a reaction you got from you family that i cried. Since you are a rap artist I googled you and found your myspace page and befriended you because I respect who you are as a artist and person. Despite what any ignorant person says God loves you and I will pray that he blesses you exceedingly! I"ve listened to you songs and I especially liked "No Fear". Your rhymes have meaning and they can speak for others. Keep doing you, Much love...;-) Jessica 12/31/06 Hi, I was just watching your episode of Coming Out Stories on LOGO, and I just want to say thank you for being true to yourself, and breaking open the doors of a musical genre that doesn't regard homosexuality as ever being a good thing. I commend you. As a young lesbian myself, it makes me feel hopeful for the future that there are women out there representing who I am and doing it in a positive and truthful way. Thank you again, and good luck in all your future endeavors! Ashley 12/29/06 I'm not one to be into rap. but i love your work. i can hear the lauryn hill influence in your voice. i'm likin it. i would love to hear your music on my iPod. i really like your lyrics and beats. they just intertwine so nicely. thanks for sharing your music with myspace. hope you can perform in the chicago area!- Vanilla Soul 12/29/06 Hi, my name is Gabrielle and I just wanted to let you know that your music is what's happening. I can't wait for your cd to be released. All of your songs are popping, but "Brand New" is defiantly a one hitter quiter. I let my baby hear that one and she stood up dancing the whole entire time and that doesn't usually happen. She usually be ready to turn, but with your music there's something different and it's defiantly better than any other artist we've ever heard! Some things that I can say that I really enjoy about your music is your beats are unique, they've never been used and you're coming up with your own thing, and your songs are baging, but yet telling the truth at the same time. Keep doing what you do, and we're going to defiantly keep doing what we do. Buyig your albums! Keep it hot Feloni! 12/26/06 Actually I had listened to your song yesterday...weird..right???11 years ago I finally got the guts to leave my husband of 25 years for a woman...it wasn't easy...the relationship was very rocky...I waited until I got my children grown and left everything I owned...started over...I feel like I am living life for the first time!! By the way your song is something else!! It made me laugh...keep on with your music...you will go a long way...-D 12/26/06 I saw your story on Logo. It was quite interesting because I'm in the same situation...sort of. My Mom and Step-dad, step brother and sister all know, my out cousins know, but everyone else including my father doesn't. I'm very certain that they have their speculations, especially when they see some of my friends, but it's more of a don't ask, don't tell environment with my extended family. I actually didn't ahve to come out to my Mom. She came to me and said that she knew and it was okay. Pretty cool, huh. You give me hope for when I'm ready to tell the world. It's just so easy for me, especially at work, to not be out and use "what I got" (within reason) to my advantage. It's kind of nice having the best of both worlds on the outside. The downside is that I feel as though I'm living a secret life. Anyway, I thought it was cool that way you finally came out to your Dad and brother. Hope to see you performing in the New York area soon. Peace, Love and Hugs ~L 12/19/06 all i got to say is, "hell yeah!!" i dont always care to hear females rapping cuz they just be hurtin my ear drums but you definitely have a distinct sound... trust me, im not just saying that. the beats are tight, your flow is different... i been dying to see the day when a lez can get it on in this music industry, you know what i mean?? -NYC 12/16/06 i would like to let you know that you have made me make up my mind to acheive my gole and be that hip hop lesbian artist thank you -New Jersey 12/16/06 Hi I just wanted to write you and let you know you are so off the chain. I just heard about you from downelink.com and I promise you I cried when I read your page and listened to your music. I mean I feel so blessed that you as an out lesbian are making it. I have to wait till I get paid next week to pre order your cd but please believe I will buy it. Thank you for being a leader. It's hard as hell out here and I know at least for me you are someone to be admired. Much love and many blessings. You are in my prayers!! Good luck! Dee Dee 12/12/06 I'm actually going to send you a true email like I have the sense that my parent's put in me. I'm not going to type in that all caps nonsense or anything but come at you real. First off, I want to say that I think I've become a groupie lol. I actually took the time to read your blogs and all of that and I must say that I'm really feeling your style without a doubt. It's unique the beats are just beyond hot and hell most of all you're representing the lyfestyle and there's never anything wrong with that.Secondly, I just wanted to let you know that I took the time to go to the LOGO website and check out your coming out story and baby come here. and you can't forgeet . Your coming out story was beyong beautiful and I'm so happy that it let me watch the entire thing. I really could feel your pain in knowing that the brother that you looked up to so much might judge you and love you less. And then I was a daddy's girl for real and for my dad to find out from someone else crushed me. I don't think I was able to tell any of my family members on my own and of my own accord, so believe you me sweetie I feel your pain and I could relate to your struggle. But as you said it feels so good to have all of that out because now you can feel free. Thirdly, I think I've let damn near all of my friends hear your songs lol. And I can say that they all love that Pussy Can for real. You did your thang and you'll have my support no doubt. In anyway if you need help with something I'll try my hardest to help. And I know you have a team of people for all of those services but hey you never know when you might need an extra pair of hands. I love what you're doing for the lesbian community. You're paving the way for future lesbian artists to follow in your footsteps and it's amazing that I am blessed to be able to follow this. Keep your head up papi, and know that I love what you're doing. 12/06/07 ...I came and checked out your space and watched a couple of MTV coming out episodes. You're very talented (I'm jealous) and very lucky to have such a supportive brother and a dad who didn't throw a fit. My dad knew, and he was cool, my mom is still in denial ("what if you meet a nice hockey player?") and my siblings pretty much knew too, but I know a lot of people who have been kicked out or are disowned by their families. Keep writing and keep your head up. Thanx for fighting the good fight for all of us, even the midwestern "whiter than white" (we can still dance, sista, don't get me wrong!) Dykes like me. I am looking forward to getting your CD when it comes out. You Go Grrl! ~Anddi, Nebraska 12/06/06 i just got done watching your coming out story,what stuck to me was the part when u told ur dad,i just told my dad the day after thanksgiving,my dad was kinda the same way as urs except he couldn't make eye contact with me or look at me for awhile but he kept his emotions inside and let me know that i am still apart of him in the end he gave me a hug b4 i left for back home and said take care the only two words i heard though but it was enough give me hope ya know?i admire that you went public with this it must have taken alot of courage?like you my mom was the first in the family to know she was my rock i thank her everyday for that..so you planning on doing any touring in or around nebraska sumday?i promise u wont get lost in the cornfields as people would say lol..- Nebraska 12/5/06 OH WOW! I am you #1 fan!! I love hip hop but my english is no much good, but this is superb! I will keep in contact, come to france many times! We need more lesbiennes in the world, thank you! biz, Arcélie -France 12/5/06 Hey ,what's up. Well' I must say I am very impressed with your music.I digg it foreal. I listened to the "brand new" song and tho I aint eva been in that type of situation, I found it to be "Grade A" real, raw truth and I am blown away. You got skillz. I am what I like to call a matereal or a lyrical listener. I listen for the content of a song before I judge it's worth( versus most people I know who judge by the beat. I dont know if that makes any sense to you...lol) and you are on the 1's and 2's. I wish you much success, much love and I am on ya team to see you make it big, cuz you doin it live.I'm sure you heard it all before but music is my life and Im very" Picky "about what I listen to. Enough of my ramblin. Keep it live and Keep doin you. Dont be a stranger. 1 Luv Fam. P.S.I really respect the fact that you took the time out to write me a message and check out my page, Thass another pluss in my book and more respect to you. ~BoSs 12/5/06 Well lets see here, you had sent me a friend request today and i accepted it and then i started reading the things on your profile while listening to some of your music and i must say that you do have a truly original style and although i don't really listen to a whole lot a hip hop i do know that i enjoyed what i heard and i got the message, I think that its real important to hear the lyrics of a song and the lyrics of an artist before juding their beat that they use to enhance their thoughts, i think that you are a very talented person and i wish you nothing but good luck and congratulations. -Moose 12/3/06 I just wanted to say that I really enjoy your lyrics. I can relate to things that you have to say. I wish you all the best. You have tons of support form many people in our community. The episode of coming out that you were on was really good. Peace & Blessings! Love, Penn State 12/3/06 Wow, I cant say i am much in hip hop or such but that song "No Fear"...damn that really hit it all the way arounds...trust me when i say i will be seeking ur CD thanks for the heads up and congrads on a new fan -courtney, OK 12/3/06 other than the consumerism, i love hip-hop so it is amazing to see a woman rhyming about things that matter, especially a gay woman. i am just so sick of booty shaking skanks representing woman in rap...so thanks for doing something truly innovative. women like you are the ones who change the world peace, SD 12/3/06 hey i checked out your page i like the music ur laying down i don't much like hip hop but that song barnd new that's kick ass keep doing what your doing it's awsome -Katy, Colorado 12/3/06 True music will never go wrong and we need someone else strong to stand and deliver the voice of us all and you have do so. Keep it up and never give up on teh grind.. Peace add me as friend and I will send possitive reinforcement on a reg. -Rosie, Missouri 12/3/06 feloni dis is yo gurl tiffany from Utah. i am native american and also a lesbian. i saw u on coming out stories, and dat same day i saw u on tv i came out to my mom. boy was she pissed off, she told me dat is was just a faze in life dat i was going through then i told her about my past relationship and she wasnt too happy to find out dat i was messing around with gurlz so she kicked me, i was fortune to have my sister to take me in and love me for who i am regardless!!!! she even hooked me up wit a friend of her's ha!! but anyways i am new to myspace so could u add me to your friend list plz!!! hope to hear from u soon. i am looking forward to ordering your album!!!!!!! ~tiffany 11/28/06 Hi, I just wanted to say that I saw you on LOGO and wanted to say that I like what you are doing. Alot of lesbians would not attpemt what you are doing. I know alot of lesbian who write but are too scared to put it out in the open. Keep doing you and not others. PS...I think you are sexy too. --EyeCandy 11/28/06 Whats good Feloni? This is one of your biggest fans already before the album even drops, but i just wanted to let you know that your music brought a tear to my eye because the same shit you went through i went through I was hurting for along time trying to figure out what was going on with me and what happened to me and I was raised in a church with my gradfather being the pastor so it was so hard for me to be who i really was but couldn't hide it. In your song [No Fear] you say something like and if God put me through the fire but you couldn't be no liar or something like that and i think that touched me the most. I know you don't have a lot of time on your hands but when you get your tour dates or something I want to meet you like backstage or on stage!!! It dosen't matter but so many people take being gay as a joke and so many have made it a trend and it really frustrates me because I didn't ask to be this way but this is who I am and for females to do it because they thinK "it in" really get to me, but i am not going to wrap you up to much i know you have work to do and so do I but keep up the good work and I am loving what your doing. YOUR BIGGEST FAN -PATRICE 11/28/06 Hey! What's goin on. I glad to hear that you're a real person b/c I'm getting kinda tired of being on "lists"..... I had a chance to listen to your song...I like it! I dated this one guy who would take me to the stripclub and bought me lap dances; but he would get made at me if I stayed at my best friend's house overnight. I would ask him why and he told me that he dated someone who cheated on him with a woman. At the time I wasn't in tune with my sexuality and I told him I didn't like women. But it's funny b/c why take me to a female stripclub but turn around and say "don't like women". The very next person I was with after him was my best friend. LOL. Not the best friend who's house I was always at though. And I finally admitted, men don't do anything for me. Anyway, saying that to say, I'm really feeling your song. 11/26/06 I just got done watching your clips WOW, you are my new Idol, I just came out this year to my family and i didnt realize how hard it would be. just watching you do it made me feel empowered. so i thank you and will be keeping in contact with you! -ReeRee 11/26/06 just watch your coming out, I know I don't know you, but I am so proud of you. I am so glad to see you living your dreams. I realy like the fact that, although you seems so hard in your pics and on stage, you still have the softness of women. I just wish I had met you before you blew up, best beleave you are going to blow up. PLEASE!!!!!!!! Becareful of all the gruppies and the snake in sheeps clothing. Hugs and Kisses Ma.:) -Aisha 11/26/06 Hey, thanks for the message, I was honestly having a bad day with my girlfriend... and it made me laugh reminding me that I really did steal her from her ex boyfriend. LOL. Well thanks, again. Keep in touch if you get the chance. Kittie 11/23/06 Saw you on loga! that was the best episode of coming out I've seen.You are fab your musciand I can't wait to see you on MTV,American Music award,BET.....and all the other award shows out there because you "ARE" going to make it.YOUR HOT,MUCH LOVE,MUCH LOVE! -Theresa 11/21/06 This is felicia it is 12:00 p.m. nov 21 2006 Tue. and i was taking a nap and heard your voice coming from the tv and new it was your coming out story. i immediately woke up and finally had the opportunity to watch it . i had tried watching it from my computer but it did not allow me to, so now finally i did. i told my kids to watch it and they did, they even recorded it . my 16 year old said mommy i want to write her . so u will be hearing from her soon i have 2 gay daughters. one is a fish and the other is a stud. write me back -Felicia 11/21/07 Thanks for cumin thru to return the love. Can I tell u that I love ur dad? LOL! He was soooooooo funny. He was so clueless but when it was all said and done, he definitely came through for you. Pookie was so down to earth and that's the way family should be. Let me stop talkin' abbout them like I know them. The album will definitely be successful. U definitely have my support. The gay community definitely needs this type of exposure. Everything will work out for the better. Oh yeah, I think u look like Queen Latifah! LOL 11/20/06 You on logo "coming out stories" yours was the best coming out story they had...lol and damn i was mad at ya brother Tony for telling your brother Pookie..But im glad ya parents and bro. are supportive of you...i like ya music...when is ya cd gonna be out...i have to get it. take care of yaself and keep doing ur thang thang. 11/20/06 love and respect...I watched all 3 episodes repeatedly god...much love and respect...I can't wait til we can all rock a hip hop awards or bet awards or whatever openly and freely and be judged by what we have to say rather than what we look like when we say it...your radio interview is an answer to all those who say you can't go mainstream and be out...this one's for herstory...;) can"t wait til we get something poppin either...love A.r.k. we here now 11/10/06 I think it is dreadful that society has such an influence on folks around the sexuality issue. It seemed obvious your family was very supportive and yet you were not sure they would be. I did see another clip however where the guy's family were not accepting. I dont understand the whole issue people have about other people's sex lives but I guess that is how some of society thinks. I thought Pookie(sp?) was damn intelligent asking you if his disapproval would have changed anything. I trust you have worked out with your other brother regarding his discussion. In retrospect I can see how you should have been able to go to them and discuss the matter but I understand your apprehension. Isnt it a huge shame that people have to live in fear of rejection by their own loved ones. Glad to see you got positive feedback from your family and hope that this serves to increase your confidence and abiltity to communicate whatever with them. Having this out on the table , everything else will hopefully be way easier and I would assume the closeness will grow. I dont come from a background with much hip hop or rap exposure save the snoop dog, eminen stuff. What I have managed to hear I do like. I am more likely to hear sisters of mercy or depeche mode at the places i frequent. I have a friend, ...who is an 80s dj into alternative music so I get some other variety. I pretty much like most music of all varieties so I will look more into hip hop. I just have to make the effort as it isnt the first stuff I get exposed to in my culture. Hip hop and Rap is huge so I really should get with it. HAHA I know how difficult it is to deal with some of the issues around the sexuality stuff. I worked with stop dr. laura in cincinnati for awhile and was at a point where the media wanted to interview me. It was awkward in that I didnt want to say I was gay since Im not Im bi . I didnt want to announce it but I didnt feel like I needed to hide it. I didnt think it was anyones business one way or another. I ended up just doing the interview around the issues of dr. laura as much as i could. They were making it into a gay issue-which it was in part- but I felt there was so much more around it at the time. I ended up riding in the pride parade that year because I felt that after seeing boys dont cry i needed to be visible. People have died for being gay or transgendered. It irritates me that one's sexuality should even be an issue with other people. Why shouldnt there be lesbian songs in the hip hop arena? People are diverse. Music should be. -GERRY 11/07/06 whats really? truth be told im from cali ive never heard of you before until i watched coming out stories and i was immediatley connected. not in a aww i think she fine kind of sense cuz im a stud too but just your story was oh so parallel to mine. although im only 22 i came out to my parents years ago but it was like everything u felt i felt. everyone knew but ur family the same way mine did. i always thought i was the only one tht felt the way i did im appreciative of the fact tht its sumone out in the family that i can vibe with, without really knowin you to tht degree because usually its nothin to me--its like when i saw u and listened to everything. at tht moment it may sound crazy but i was like man i got an older sister i aint never met we dont have the same parents or nothin. it was crazy. u were talkin bout how much of a personal person u are and you're always to yourself and im like man thats me. some people make it a problem when thy know u like to do u ,with u. im jus glad i finally saw someone like me i had to jump on myspace and get an add but im not tryna get ya eyes tired or nothin but bottom line is u got nothin but love from this -cali fan get @ me 11/06/06 I want to congratulate and to thank Feloni for her appearance on LOGO's program "Coming Out Stories." I am a white lesbian, so I have not had the same experience she has had in coming out to family and in the hip-hop and Black communities, but I know enough about the general American culture to know that being an out, Black lesbian (much less rapping about it) is difficult. It is so important for young queer people to see the example of Feloni's honesty. I wish Feloni much success in her career. Sincerely, Nicole 11/06/06 WELL EVERYBODY ALREADY TOLD YOU YOU SEXC WELL I JUST WANTED 2 SAY THANK YOU BECAUSE ITS LIKE WE HAVE SOMEONE IN THE MUSIC WORLD FINALLY OPEN ABOUT WHO THEY ARE AND DONT GIVE A F&%$K ABOUT WHO KNOW AND FOR THAT I THANK YOU IT HELPED ME 2 BE A BETTER LESBIAN THAN I WAS BFORE BUT ANYWAYS JUST KNOW IF ANYTHING OUT OF THIS YOU HELPED ONE PERSON GET THRU SOME HARD HARD TIMES BEING HERSELF AND I REALLY HAVE 2 THANK YOU FOR THAT AND NOW IM SAYIN IT AGAIN " HEY WORLD IM A LESBIAN: LOVE IT OR HATE IT THANK YOU FELONI SO SO MUCH WITH TEARS IN MY EYES THANKS EDIT I CANT SAY YOUR BIGGEST FAN CAUSE I KNOW THATS YOUR FAM AND FREIENDS BUT ONE OF YOUR BIGGEST FANS JO-JO 11/03/06 HOLY SHIT! Your music is so FIRE. I am feeling you. NICE JOB!!! I'm addin' your ass, I can't wait to see you blow the scene the fuck up!!! I seriously have chills. You are fucking AMAZING. Your flow, your lyrics, your beats... DAMN! Brand New is so spot on and hilarious. I can't wait to tell my girls about you! Keep it up! You've made it! ~D (I never respond to bands promoting themselves, so you know you moved me... I'm damn proud of ya!) 11/02/06 yea whats up im really loving what your doing,this is my reallity,and its as real as it gets.this is not my first time hearing your music and it wont be the last,im just loving it,thanks for representing for those that feel like they cant come out,i love women to death but im the daughter of a preacher and a well known evangelist so its kind of hard for me but your making it easier,love always keep doing what your doing mwa. -(name undisclosed) 10/31/06 hey whats up? i read your music profile in go [GO NYC Magazine] and i saw you on logo, so i decided it was a sign to finally check you out. first, i would like to say that i was really impressed with your portrayal on logo. you seem like an eloquent young lady with a message to get across. i can relate because i came out to my family about a year ago, with more disastrous results. i'm glad your family accepted you wholeheartedly. second, i love " brand new". i've been listening to different types of rap, mainstream and independent, for half my life and i've never heard anything like it. i've never heard anyone explicitly articulate in a song that women really do leave men for other women and that lesbian sex, lust, and desire are as valid as anyone else's. keep doing what you do, and come perform for us dykes in nyc soon. ; - ) later. -Lisa 10/31/06 honestly language is limited and therefore i can only send a meager congratulations when i mean so much more. it means a lot to me to see young, black lesbians portrayed in any social context because we are so invisible and so marginalized so often. i remember flicking through the channels, landing on logo, and going, "i know her," in whatever capacity a person could know another via the web. after watching your show, i had some discussions with some folks about it and how thrilled everyone was to see a young, black masculine lesbian on television...we NEVER see that. you held it down and i really hope you get the exposure you seek to promote your music and your message. in short: congratulations. rian 10/30/06 as you can see by my friend's list i am not a big hip hop/rap person but i do have an open mind to it cause there is some of it i like. i grew up with old skool rap/hip hop. that was cool tunes back then. once it became gangster it all started to sound the same. but i still give all music a chance. i totally dig your tunes. girl, any of these songs can be a hit but like you said, only if they can get radio play. i can't believe it's the 21st century and so many people are as closed minded and ignorant as they ever were. it's ridiculous. i missed your coming out story. i try to catch that show when i can. i can't believe logo is part of the mtv family. i never new that. in my opinion mtv has become too one dimensional. i think if they embraced all the music out there (instead of the mainstream top 40) it would show the new generations all the different styles and thoughts that are out there. talk to you later, alma 10/21/06 Good morning, Ms. FELONi: Thanks for coming out on the Logo Channel. You portrayed yourself as a confident and dynamic individual. So now the now the glbt community has N'dege O'cello and you. I checked your other website for performance dates . . . maybe I'm wrong, but have you left Michigan yet? If you ever perform in New York, the Baltimore/Washington, DC area, or in Southern California please let me know. Also, is it possible for you to perform on Noah's Arc or the L Word? Pam Greer's "Kit" character on the L Word usually has womyn artists at the "Planet". However, your music is definitely what I want to hear. Last few comments: I'm not sure that I would even want to compare Goddess and She to you (because it's like comparing ... Eminem to Tupac/Common/Mos Def), but have you heard of them? Finally, what are your thoughts on reggaeton (rap, hip-hop en espanol)? Rap lyrics, no matter the language, can leave something to be desired. All bas, and no substances. !Viva la diferencia! Lo siento, [longwinded law student] Peace! < FONT> OCT 20, 2006 hey this Teko you can see me on the page.. I am a poet. hey cause of you , alot of women just come out. an be real with them selves have rap battle all the time so me, hit me up. I have alot of great idea i just need some direction 10/14/06I appreciate your honesty and your spirit. I watched the show knowing and feeling your fears. I came out about 10 years ago. I lost everyone in my family over it except for my father. Hes supportive and believes my sexual orientation doesnt define me, its just part of who I am. I watched you and your dad do the "btw im gay" dance, I felt your nervousness and pain. Your dad seemed to be holding back his disappointment but he did a good job in being supportive, even if it was for the cameras. I hope you were able to sit and hold him and talk about it off camera. Take all the support you can get, even if its "fake" for now. Give him a minute, he will absorb it all in his own way. IM looking forward to your album. Thanks for sharing your story with us on Logo. Keep it real and keep pushing it on. Dont be skeered. I may be a nobody in Jersey, but im in your corner and IM putting the word out here about your music. We gotta stick together as a community. take care, Chelle 10/13/06...Inspirational...well Trish i must say i watched ur show last night and it really inspired me to come out to my mother. after watching the show i realized that maybe if i just come out and tell her then i wouldnt have to hide it anymore. so i did, and her reaction was that she loved me and wants me to live my life for me, and no one else. because of you i have been able to come out and live my life. oh and by the way you are one sexy woman. do your thing! Thank you, Katelyn P.S. cant wait to get that album!!!! love the music, even got my friends wantin that album. much love. 10/12/06... get a chance to read this but if you do this is what I want you to know: 1. Your music is hot and something I look forward to hearing in the mainstream. 2. I will be buying your CD in December. 3. I saw your Coming Out Story on LOGO. 4.I completely agree with the way you handled your brother Tony It was not his place to say anything, whether it was in passing or not. There are other individuals he could have used as examples. 5. Last but definenatly ( I don't think I spelled that correctly) not least you are absolutely Gorgeous. Hopefully you had the time to read my message and know that now I am one of your fans. *muah* Dahnea 10/12/06 "caught u on logo tha other nite. ya music is definitely gonna make ppl heads turn. its hot tho u keep doin ya thing. i'm tryin to get into this music game also. its only local right now but patience is virtue right? maybe one day we can collab ya dig. u could be tha first 2 break out of underground/local n make it to tha mainstream music industry & be a known gay artist other than elton john ya kno. ya sound its different n versatile which is most definitely needed in this music game right now. keep bein honest & speakin what u feel. ppl really dig that. stay up son. - Starrdom Shorty -" 10/12/06 HI, MY NAME IS MEME AND I RECENTLY WATCH YOUR COMING OUT STORY ON LOGO AND I REALLY WANTED TO SAY TO YOU THAT YOUR STORY WAS 1 OF THE BEST THAT I HAVE SEEN. I REALLY FELT WHAT YOU WERE GOING THOUGH BECAUSE I, MYSELF WAS THERE NOT TO LONG AGO AND LIKE YOU SOMEONE ELSE TOLD MY MOTHER AND MY CLOSEST SISTER THAT I LOKKED UP TOO. EXCEPT THE PERSON WHO TOLD MY MOM WAS MY OTHER SISTER WHO IS GAY AS WELL (CRAZY I KNOW). IT WAS VERY HEART FELT AND I KNOW IT LIFTED LIKE TWENTY POUNDS OFF YOUR SHOULDER. I LOVE YOUR MUSIC, I THINK THAT YOU WILL GO AS FAR AS YOU WANT TO KEEP UP WITH THE GOOD WORK AND KEEP REPRESENTING ALL THE LESBIANS DOIN IT!!! I ALSO REQUESTED TO BE ADD YOUR FRIENDS LIST. I HAVE AN MYSPACE PAGE AS WELL. SO IF YOU GET TIME LOOK IT UP TO SEE WHAT'S THERE!!! CONGRATS -MEME 10/10/06 Hi there!To be straight-up and honest, as a white girl from the suburbs, I've never been a big rap fan. Sure, I enjoy Dre, Snoop, Tupac, Kanye and Pharrell...but I've always thought of them as more cross-over artists. All that said, though, I really like your lyrics as they hit home even to this "suburban" lesbian! And I think you've got a really interesting raw, gritty empowering sound. Hell, I'm a shy girl...and your music makes me want to get in someone's face and give them shit for treating me like a mindless piece of ass! :) I really wish you the best Feloni, and will be happy to support and spread the word. ~ sarah ~ I Don't Recall The Dates of The Following Comments Left by People Who Came By To Listen To My Music: the style is sick, it's so greezy. you gonna make niggas nauseous. i been waitin for the ladies to step out since like 86 after "paper thin". the ladies been on some twisted ass "i'm a hoe but empowered" bullshit for the last ten years. i admit hearing kim, foxy, and the rest spit a man's mentality is ill in it's own right. but, to hear a woman really stand up like a true fucking player, with authentic female perspective give a nigga the chills, i love it. around this time last year i heard ebony eyez for the first time and said she the illest female rapper since MC Lyte, you the illest since Ebony Eyez.after all the talk about getting brains and fucking, the smell of pussy is finally hitting the game and it's gonna have niggas nervous! holla atchaboy! -DirtyDope That shit wuz funny. Really ill track tho. I'm definitely gonna put all of the dybians and switch-hitters i know up on this shit. I don't think it's too hard or anything, no more explicit than any of the shit on the radio. twice as original tho. you should make a video, i'd love to see something dealing with this subject matter on some music station (if the idiots that controlled t.v. and radio took some real chances with artists like you i just might start partonizing them again.) dope shit. stay up -Soulace Shin WHAT CAN I SAY...BUT THAT I LOVE YOUR MUSIC AND THE LYRICS, ESPECIALLY THE SONG BRAND NEW. I MEAN MY GIRL IS GOTHIC AND SHE LOVED IT. SO KEEP DOING WHAT YOU DO GIRL. I SEND YOU MY LOVE, LICKS AND BITES! -Beautiful Dead Soul |