Brittany Byrd: Last News

spoken about wearing women’s clothing over the years. So them finding an identity somewhere under the LGBTQ+ umbrella may not have come as a surprise to everyone.But the pronoun change has prompted mixed responses, albeit not necessarily for the reasons one might think. Some fans immediately expressed their support for Uzi, with one popular post even referring to them as “officially the best non binary rapper of all time” (although it’s important to note that not all people who use they/them pronouns automatically identify as non-binary).Others have drawn attention to the rapper’s recent charge of felony assault against their ex-girlfriend, Brittany Byrd, while others threw it back to transphobic-sounding lyrics in their 2019 song “That’s a Rack” — “I was checkin’ my DMs, found out she was a man / I can’t DM, never, ever again.” Lil Uzi isn’t the only hip-hop artist to open up about their LGBTQ+ identity recently.Rapper Lil Wop, who came out as bisexual earlier this year, spoke to Say Cheese about his preferences for feminine men and trans women.