Chris Brown disses Frank Ocean

Chris Brown continues to be a nuisance and mess. Just recently, when he was in Cannes, a reporter asked the fallen star about Frank Ocean and his coming out.

What did Chris Brown say? He responded with this: “Man, no homo!”.

If you didn't know, the phrase “no homo” basically mean to reject or denounce anything that LGBT.

According to PRLOG, there's been drama between the two before:

Brown has had run-ins with Ocean before, in 2011 the two exchange hate tweets that eventually erupted into Brown sending family members to attack Frank Ocean. Brown also has a long history of homophobia and is known for making homophobic statements in the past.

I guess Chris is mad because Frank is outselling him and getting more attention.

A New Site collects Hate Tweets to Frank Ocean

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As many folks celebrated Frank Ocean's coming out, there were many that hated it. Hated it so much they had to speak out about it.

Well, here is a site that has collected the hateful tweets about Frank Ocean's coming out.

And if you feel adventurous, you can let them know how stupid and hateful they really are.

To see the page, go here

WATCH Frank Ocean's Performance on Jimmy Fallon

This was really good

Beyonce shows some Love to Frank Ocean

On Beyonce's official website, she post a pic of Frank with some encouraging words. She has worked with him on a few tracks and it's rumored that they are working a few for her future album.

Interesting Quote: Chuck D

"I commend Frank Ocean for coming out and saying it, but it's not a first because there's plenty of black male gay singers. Even when they don't admit it, you kind of know. If you heard somebody like… I don't want to say a name, because people will talk… but like somebody in the Wu-Tang Clan or something, if they came out then that would be groundbreaking. That would be totally challenging."

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Dumb Ass Rapper Lil' Scrappy said Closeted Gays spread AIDS

Some unknown rapper named Lil Scrappy said one of dumbest things on TMZ this week. After the news of Frank Ocean hit the scene, this fool thought he was adding in on the conversation by saying closeted gays spread AIDS...

It's sad in this day and age, folks are still this dumb.

Interesting Quote: Russell Simmons

I am profoundly moved by the courage and honesty of Frank Ocean. Your decision to go public about your sexual orientation gives hope and light to so many young people still living in fear. These types of secrets should not matter anymore, but we know they do, and because of that I decided to write this short statement of support for one of the greatest new artists we have. 

His gifts are undeniable. His talent, enormous. His bravery, incredible. His actions this morning will uplift our consciousness and allow us to become better people. Every single one of us is born with peace and tranquility in our heart.  Frank just found his.

Frank, we thank you. We support you. We love you.

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Why are Some Gays Hatin' on Anderson and Frank for Coming Out?

It is very interesting to hear a lot of negativity about Anderson Cooper and Frank Ocean coming out. For some reason, some gays feel that their coming out is divisive, too late or too much. But seriously, our views don't matter because it's none of our business.

Let me break this down for the haters:

• This is THEIR coming out experience, not yours and don't try to make it so. This is not about you, so stop trying to put your views in their lives.
• They don't own us anything, this is their lives.
• Everyone's coming out experience is different. Why they came out now vs. then is again, their business. You can't be upset about someone's reasons for coming out. You should be happy about their decision to be open and honest.
• This is their lives and they should live it the way they supposed to. You should do the same.
• Why are they creating this hostile environment for newly out people. When folks come out, the last thing they need is judgement from the fam.

Let's try to be happy for these individuals and stop hatin'. It doesn't get anyone anywhere and it's a waste of time.

So let's just get along and move on.

Frank Ocean comes out in a Letter

The nets are a buzz about musician Frank Ocean coming out. Frank is known as a ghost writer for Beyonce, Justin Bieber and John Legend; and he has his own music as well.

In his latest album, Channel Orange, Frank seems to be 'outing' himself in the lyrics.

The Boombox reports:

"Frank has also opened up about his sexuality on the album, we think it's brave and admire him for being so honest and sharing such a personal aspect of his life through his music," Max said. "On the songs 'Bad Religion' 'Pink Matter and 'Forrest Gump' you can hear him sing about being in love and their are quite obvious words used like 'him' and not 'her.'

"In the world we live in now we can't see this being an issue or why it should be?" she added. "But we do commend him for not continuing a facade and conforming to what a Hip Hop so called rule book expects, we say live your life and be yourself."

Later tonight,  Frank released a letter that (kinda) confirms his coming out