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For Pansexual & Panromantic Awareness and Visibility Day (#PanVisibilityDay), here are 7 pansexual rappers to keep an eye on!

Individuals who identify as pansexual may feel desire or romantic feelings for a person regardless of their sex or gender.

While 1% of people worldwide identify as pansexual, the United States alone accounts for 2% of pansexual adults (Ipsos | LGBT+ Pride Study 2023 Global Survey). Logically, it is in this country that the vast majority of rap artists who identify as pansexual can be found.

On the other hand, 1% of the Spanish population and 18.4% of young people in Chile identify themselves as pansexual (10th National Youth Survey, 2022).

In France, 2% of Generation Z (born after 1997) define themselves as pansexual (Statista/Consumer Insights, 2024).

In 2023, cases of panphobia accounted for 3% of LGBTIphobia recorded by SOS Homophobie in the country (Rapport sur les LGBTIphobies 2024). According to the association, the 35-50 age group is the most affected by this violence.

38% of victims say they are unhappy with their lives, 18% say they suffer hatred from online users and 11% from family and close friends. In addition to the rejection they experience, 25% are insulted, 17% are threatened and 14% are harassed.

To celebrate the rappers who identify as pansexual, here are 7 MCs to keep an eye on selected from the 10 pansexual artists listed on Madame Rap.

 

 

With:

• Ashnikko (North Carolina, USA/London, UK)
• oXni (Paris, France)
• Cartel Madras (India/Calgary, Canada)
• Lady Leshurr (Birmingham/London, UK)
• Bob The Drag Queen (Columbus, Georgia, USA)
• Brooke Candy (Oxnard/Los Angeles, USA)
• Cookiee Kawaii (Irvington, New Jersey, USA)

Check out our selection of 6 tracks to listen to this week!

 

With:

• Nayra – Ego-tripes (Saint-Denis, France)
• Ash To The Eye – Euf (Saint-Denis, France)
• Ana Tijoux – Niñx (France/Chile)
• Chung – Sweet Dreams ft. Cotola (Jamaica/Quebec, Canada)
• Comagatte – Corri (Italy)
• Aby – Blédard (Tunisia)

 

 

For the International Day against LGBTphobia (#IDAHOT2023), check out 40 LGBT+ rappers from 40 countries selected among the 401 LGBT+ artists listed on Madame Rap!

69 countries repress LGBT+ people, with sanctions ranging from fines to prison, forced “conversion therapies”, whipping, and even the death penalty. Nevertheless, MCs from all over the world use rap as a political and/or artistic tool to express and celebrate their gender identity and/or sexual orientation.

With:

• Dibby Sounds (Switzerland)
• Saaphyra (France)
• Shady 6XX (Belgium)
• Tribade (Spain)
• Bione (Brazil)
• Jay Boogie (Nigeria)
• Sleeq (South Korea)
• Salem Aya (Morocco)
• Shitstem (Argentina)
• Damjan Loš (Serbia)
• Kerosin95 (Austria)
• Dope Saint Jude (South Africa)
• Silvana Imam (Sweden)
• Mista Strange (UK)
• Drinu (Poland)
• Säye Skye (Iran)
• David Wilde (China)
• Krudas Cubensi (Cuba)
• Rebeca Lane (Guatemala)
• Kuuk (Norway)
• Noti Flow (Kenya)
• M¥SS KETA (Italy)
• La Straw (El Salvador)
• Randa (New-Zealand)
• The G3sha (Singapore)
• Countess Malaise (Iceland)
• Caye Cayejera (Ecuador)
• Tokischa (Dominican Republique)
• Starrlight (Netherlands)
• Namichie (Japan)
• Brasov (Romania)
• Sophiya (Australia)
• Kimmortal (Canada)
• Sir Mantis (Germany)
• Sailorfag (Mexico)
• Villano Antillano (Puerto Rico)
• Ppcocaine (USA)
• Mabiland (Colombia)
• Boka Esquina (Bolivia)
• Titica (Angola)