This is a short documentary about an emerging scene which is on the verge of becoming mainstream - the queer hip-hop scene. In addition to documenting the scene, we also wanted to challenge the assump. . . ption that the 'queer hip hop' movement is progressing solely because the US is more open to homosexuality compared to 10 years ago. The ethnographic/interview approach uncovered a plethora of other variables that can be attributed to the increased visibility and success of left-of-center hip-hop artists and the broader movement. Featuring THEESatisfaction, Cakes Da Killa, Cunt Mafia, Jay Boogie et al show more