In April of last year singer T-Pain came to the rescue of his gay assistant [photographed above], after people began posting insensitive, homophobic things about him on Twitter.
"Attention homophobic idiots: if you're not attractive to straight women, you're probably not attractive to gay men. You can unclench now," tweeted T-Pain. "Just see a lot of ppl looking at my assistant like 'oh no better not go that way. That guy wants my butt.' Don't be an idiot. Ur still fugly."
T-Pain later tweeted, "In the club with the gayest and best assistant for the stars to touch this earth @ejking21 ya'll can hate if ya'll want to you can $!W!$ (suck it while its soft) fuck ya."
Most recently in an interview with VLAD, the "Up and Down" singer once again spoke on homophobia in Hip-Hop, as well as the African-American community, specifically heterosexual black men.
"You ever notice how homophobic niggas is all the time, and it's like dude if you ain't gay than gay things shouldn't bother you."
Continue reading to watch T-Pain delve deeper into his feelings.