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    ‘It is normal’ – Tinny says he is ‘constantly’ pursued by gay men

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    Ghanaian rap star Tinny has confirmed he “constantly” hears rumours about being gay.

    “Perhaps I am good-looking,” he said, considering the source of the rumour.

    He light-heartedly underlined the inconsistent rumours, too: “They say I am gay, I like women, and I have many children.”

    Speaking to Nana Romeo on Okay FM, the musician said while he had never sexually pursued a man before, “men constantly show interest in me.

    “There are a lot of them. They even come into my DMs.”

    Tinny said it was “normal,” and so he was not disturbed by the trend.

    “They are in their world. I don’t mind,” he explained, noting he had nothing against what was usually called the LGBTQIA+ community.

    “If I were against that [lifestyle], I’d be bothered if somebody called me gay. I don’t mind. It doesn’t change anything. You are thinking I am, but I know I’m not. Who are you? I don’t care about you,” he emphasised.

    On the controversial anti-gay bill that Ghana’s Eighth Parliament passed, he seemed indifferent.

    “I can’t talk for them. If I were part, perhaps I’d advocate, but once I’m not, I can’t,” he added.

    He said he would not shun a friend for being gay, however, explaining, “They are human. I don’t mind.”



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