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removed the section about 'heterosexual rappers such as [...] have made hip-hop safer for LGBT rappers' (paraphrased) - it's a dubious claim, it's doubtful (the more likely explanation being that LGBT rappers have done their own work clearing their own space!), and it constitutes original research regardless (heterosexual rappers making it safer for LGBT rappers is not the immediate conclusion to Macklemore and West talking about LGBT issues) - and besides all that, it takes up more space in the lead section than the information about Cakes da Killa does, and it doesn't really belong... 90.207.192.49 (talk) 11:36, 18 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]
