9 Replies to “ Safe Sex Sucks (Rap) - Mutant Press - Safe Sex Sucks (Cassette, Album) ”

1. Rap Sucks. 1, likes. Rap Ruined The Hip-Hop Industry.

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2. May 13,  · Rap sucks ass. It's not music at all. It's just some beat that usually sounds the same in every 'song', that keeps repeating itself over and over, with some brainless lyrics thrown in that rarely rhyme, all having to do with sex, 'Da Hood,' and killings.

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3. Consensual sex with a partner or partners that live in the same household, so long as no one is showing COVID symptoms, is safer than sex with non-household members. As always, using barrier methods (condoms, dental dams) during sex remains crucial for prevention of STIs, pregnancy, and now COVID

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4. Dec 13,  · 50 Best Albums of was all about bold new voices breaking out of the margins and being heard — from Latin-pop party-starters to feminist guitar heroes to a new school of hip-hop.

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5. Safe Sex, an Album by Intense Mutilation. Released in on New Renaissance (catalog no. NRR55; Vinyl LP). Genres: Punk Rock, Comedy Rock, Hardcore Punk/5(1).

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6. Jan 01,  · Safe Sex Is Great Sex Better Wear A Latex! Dowload YD Mixtape: tireaseloseraswacycpillfrowegca.coinfo Follow me @DonEzo_.

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7. Safer Sex & Safer Drug Use. While nothing is completely safe, there are ways you can reduce your risk. Safer Drug Use Tips. Have a buddy. Use with a buddy or at overdose prevention sites. If you choose to use alone, get someone to look in on you and call for help if needed. Start low, go slow.

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8. Hello again, Kodak Black. Kodak has said he is better than 2Pac and Bigge, the two G.O.A.T.s (Greatest of All Time) of the rap industry. Much like Lil Yachty, I saw Kodak try and freestyle, and man, did he fail. I think that if a rapper knows that they suck, they shouldn’t say .

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9. This is basically the rap equivalent of the "sex god" persona that rock stars of the 80s had going on. Part of what you talk about is the boasting nature of rap. And while this isn't universally true, it comes about as part of the culture; a lot of rappers come from a scene of battle-rapping, where the whole point is that you have two rappers.

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