This shit is to funny I found it on The rap up whoever came up with this one is crazy ass hell

they go at rae & ghost

Rappers have been known to bash homosexuals every now and then, but hip-hop has also had its share of **** moments that would make Gangstalicious proud. Here are 9 unintentionally gay rap covers.

9. Cam’ron - Confessions of Fire

I think Cam’ron was going for the hardcore hip-hop audience here. Instead, he ends up appealing to the hardcore gay porno demographics.

8. Devastatin’ Dave - Zip Zap Rap

Whenever Dave stepped to the mic, nobody understood what he was zip zap yapping about (sample lyrics: “Rip dibby zap, da zip dap du wap, This is what I call the Zip Zap Rap. Hichichichy be back in a sec…”), but this album cover speaks loud and clear. It says, “I’m butt ugly.”

7. Lil Flip - The Leprechaun

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6. Tony Tee - Time to Get Physical

For an album titled Time to Get Physical, the man-woman ratio on Tony Tee’s album cover is backwards. Not to mention that the last thing you ever want to see on an album cover is the unsightly male camel toe.

5. Ghostface Killah - Bulletproof Wallets

Why, oh why is Ghostface serving Raekwon steak as his bathrobe comes undone?

4. Lil Cease - The Wonderful World of Cease A Leo

So, let me get this straight: Lil Cease woke up the morning of this cover shoot and thought to himself, “Today, I’ll just rock a fedora to go along with … nothing?

3. DJ Drama & Plies - From Bottom to Top

The first time I saw this artwork, I kept wondering why Plies looked like he was stuck in an excruciatingly painful act of some sort. Then I noticed the CD title, From Bottom to Top, and it all made sense.

2. B.G. - Concrete Jungle

B.G. standing in between two shirtless weed carriers who just so happen to be on their knees? Looks like something is about to go down. The guy on the right has even moved his chain and hat to the back for the sake of convenience

1. Raekwon - Only Built 4 Cuban Linx

Cold masterpiece, no doubt. Arguably the best semi-solo album to ever come of the Wu-Tang camp. However, none of that would’ve been possible without Ghost standing beside (or behind, in this case) his main man Raekwon on nearly every song. In fact, this cover affirms that Rae and Ghost had a very close relationship. That said, I’ve always wondered if the smoke emitting from Rae’s head was a result of the hard pounding he seems to be taking from Ghost.

You have to admire the consistency:

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The world is obsessed with gayness.

Devastatin' Dave the Turntable Slave,SMH.