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Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at 11:57PM 
GayHipHop.com is on a roll as they roll out their new content with their 2nd interview, this one with obscenely popular new gay rapper, Last Offence. Hard to believe he's only been on the scene a year and a half! Check out his interview on GayHipHop.com here.
Reader Comments (4)
It's a good interview. I feel similarly about the whole love/relationship biz. Keep up the top notch work!
Each outing a rapper/performer learns something about him/herself and improves upon it. I saw Lasto perform in January and then again in June (@ Mondo Homo) and he'd grown immensely! Stage presense! Eye-contact, audience interaction... all on point.
Hip-hop is all about ego and bravado. But, in all truth, privately, Lasto appears pretty shy and soft-spoken.
The beauty of a Movement is growth... watching it grow and looking back on how far we've come... how much we've grown.
He is so over hyped - I saw him perform once and it was not very good , he may have skills in the booth but live he did not match up to the hype. I think he is already full of himself too.
L IS L AND HE'S EARNED HIS STATIS...UNTIL YOU'VE DONE IT BETTER YOU CAN'T HATE HIS MOVEMENT!?!