How do you feel about people questioning your sexuality because guys were in the room when you exposed yourself?

Let me tell you something; when people want controversy, they all want [it to be] negative in order for people to be interested. No one wants to hear anything positive. They want to hear some gossip. Anybody that knows me, knows that I’m comfortable about my sexuality. I was just tryin’ to get some shit poppin’ off in there. All these rappers talk about having orgies. I’ve done that shit when I was 15-years-old. That’s all I was tryin’ to get started in the room. You’re never gonna hear or see the truth because people are only going to check for [what’s] negative. It comes with being in the industry. I know you’ll get the good with the bad, but at the end of the day, you’re interested. Ever since that Lil’ Kim shit [where Cease testified against Kim in her 2005 perjury trial], people are throwin’ my name under the bus and that’s fine, because I know what type of man I am.

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“I was just tryin’ to get some shit poppin’ off in there,” LOL, that statement is not helping his case. The sad thing was the guys was the ones cheering him on, tisk tisk.

Or so he says….

50 Cent Talks About Master P & Censorship
50 Talks To KRS-One
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You know the routine, any questions for these people post them. Stupid questions will be ignored so why waste your time? Shop BoyZ is suppose to be on Wednesday and Young Buck on Thursday, again this is subject to change.

Posted May 29, 2007 – In a moral throwdown of sorts, Master P has decided to release his father-and-son album, Hip Hop History on September [4] to “balance out” a more gangsterish tone of 50 Cent’s Curtis album which hits stores the same day. “My whole thing is to show people that we can still make street music that sells and make people think at the same time,” Master P said to BET.com. “I have a mission to do that.” The first single from the album which is a joint project with P’s son Romeo will be “If We Change.”

When asked, Master P refutes the idea that 50 Cent has gotten under his skin with the comment that he made at the BET Awards press conference. “I can sit back and say nothing about that because I’m good,” he says. “Think about it, he stopped all these guys’ careers but now he’s approached the wrong person. God is my boss and this [album] isn’t even about me. A lot of people don’t think an artist can put a clean record out and make it work so there’s no pressure on me but what if it does? Will the rest of these guys out here start to think about what they’re saying and doing?”

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The Battle is on Curtis vs Kanye West vs Master P LOL.