Bry'Nt struggled accepting his sexuality, and acting out negatively was the only way he found fit to express it. It was at age 15 that Bry'Nt came to accept his sexuality, and this is where his music took a turn of events. Since 3rd Degree was no longer in effect, Bry'Nt felt obligated to be more truthful about his life in his music, and became comfortable with doing so. Bry'Nt felt the images of the homosexual lifestyle in hip-hop music were poor, and he wanted to portray a realistic one. With that he felt he needed to make music that was more rainbow-friendly, (a pun he developed to describe his style of music). When asked about his opinion of the state of hip-hop, he responded, Everyone's a gangsta and a thug! Who are the gangsta's really? There are already [closeted] gay rappers in Hip-Hop; they just don't talk about it. Bry'Nt feels that a rapper's sexuality shouldn't define them, or put them in a separate category musically. Hip-Hop is hip-hop! He is looking to send a message, and give his peers something they can all listen and relate to. Porn Star is Bry'Nt's gift to the hip-hop community. It's raw, different, and most of all SHOCKING. But on the upside, there are many positive notes on the album. Bry'Nt is trying to break down stereotypes and barriers that would hinder individuals from gaining the respect they deserve. He realizes it'll be a process, but he knows that with his music he'll be able to knock down some doors! Be on the look-out for Bry'Nt's music! Get ready for the hottest homo in the game! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.