“I asked her did she do it to a boy or girl.. NVM I don’t even wanna know”.
Kevin Gates says he plans to stop rapping about sex in his music following what he describes as a “crushing’ conversation with his daughter.
The 36-year-old rapper recently revealed that his eldest child recently detailed some of her own sexual exploits, an experience he admits made him uncomfortable, to say the least. Gates recalled the encounter in a behind-the-scenes clip from a music video shoot for his and DDG’s new collaborative effort, “Love Myself.”
“Bruh, that sh*t fucked up dawg,” the Baton Rogue native said of the exchange. “My big daughter 19, bruh. Make me want to stop rapping about sexual sh*t. My daughter talking about she eat ass and sh*t. I’m serious. I had to listen to that sh*t.”
The “2 Phones” rapper continued, adding that he inquired about the sexuality of his daughter’s partner, but reassured her that her admission won’t alter the nature of their own relationship.
“I’m like, ‘What the f**k?!’ I said, ‘Was it a ni**a or a bi**h?’ She said, ‘Dad…’ I said, ‘Don’t even tell me. I don’t wanna know. I don’t judge you, I love you,’” he shared, before adding, “I ain’t here to judge you, I love you.” Gates went on to speak about the conversation’s impact on him, concluding, “That sh*t be crushing me, dude.”
Kevin Gates is no stranger to waxing poetic about sex, whether it’s in song lyrics, interviews or speaking to fans on stage. During an interview with Bootleg Kev in June, Gates admitted he would drink Beyoncé’s urine after rapping about her “pissing all on this dick.”
“To be honest — and this with all due respect — that’s one of the most beautiful women in the world,” he said at the time. “I sit in the trap with all the monsters; they say the same thing. All I did was say what everybody think.
Other sexually explicit comments include Gates claiming women with acne have the best sex and admitting he continued to have sex with his cousin even after finding out they were related.
During a recent interview with HipHopDX, however, the “Thinking with My Dick” rapper revealed he isn’t bothered about people criticizing him, especially when it comes to his openly sexual nature.
“Man, to be honest with you, I’m something to talk about,” he said. “If they’re not talking, you not doing nothing. Now, as far as if it’s negative or positive reactions, that’s just the perspective of whoever was there. I don’t care about those things. I know who I am and I wasn’t made for everybody to like. As I said, you have people that will project their insecurities onto you.”
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