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#31 Post by One of the crowd »

nickname wrote:
rabagast wrote:
nickname wrote:To be honest, it's very easy. Overall, when you know how much PSB love to collaborate with gay artist.
Yeah, right.

Patsy Kensit
Liza Minnelli
David Bowie
Johnny Marr
Bernard Sumner
Blur
Robbie Williams
Rammstein
Yoko Ono
Sam Taylor-Wood
Madge
Jennifer Saunders


...now there's a bunch of homos... :)
Madge is a gay icon and even she is bisexual. The collaboration with Liza was because of the movie "Cabaret" (if you see the film, you'll see why in some way Liza is a gay icon). It supposed that Robbie is gay. David Bowie is bisexual.....
And Peter Burns, Dusty Springfield, Elton John..... and now Rufus.

It's a fact they feel more confortable collaborating with gay and bisexual people (it's part of their world). Anyway, there is nothing wrong with that.
So why bring it up then?

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#32 Post by ! »

nickname wrote:and now Rufus.
When did they collaborate with Mr. Wainwright? :shock:

Coincedently, I'm listening to Want 1 8)

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#33 Post by rabagast »

nickname wrote: It's a fact they feel more confortable collaborating with gay and bisexual people (it's part of their world). Anyway, there is nothing wrong with that.
Sorry, but you make me laugh :lol: It's a fact they collaborate with people they admire. Simple as that.

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#34 Post by Nickname »

rabagast wrote:
nickname wrote: It's a fact they feel more confortable collaborating with gay and bisexual people (it's part of their world). Anyway, there is nothing wrong with that.
Sorry, but you make me laugh :lol: It's a fact they collaborate with people they admire. Simple as that.
I HOPE psb don't admire to the "Big Brother star" Peter Burns.

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