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Rumors have floated around that questioned Erick Sermon’s sexuality for years, which he officially denied during a recent interview with Vlad TV.

ABC's broadcast of an interview with Bruce Jenner brought awareness of transgender issues to millions last weekend, but that openness might not translate to the world of hip-hop — or at least according to EPMD 's Erick Sermon. Sermon was tracked down by TMZ and grilled over his thoughts of the Jenner interview. The rapper questioned the timing of the piece, suggesting it was a ratings stunt there's an upcoming E!

In a new interview with VladTV, EPMD member Erick Sermon sounded off on the topic of homophobia in hip-hop. Though the true sexuality of many rap and hip-hop artists has long been questioned, Sermon says he feels an openly gay mainstream rapper may never exist.

Rap and hip-hop music are often characterized as being heavily chauvinistic -- and according to at least one star, that's not looking likely to change anytime soon. Though the true sexuality of many rap and hip-hop artists has long been questioned, Sermon says he feels an openly gay mainstream rapper may never exist. Ns will kill you.

Rumors have floated around that questioned Erick Sermon’s sexuality for years, which he officially denied during a recent interview with Vlad TV.

They smile in my face, behind my back they talk trash, Mad and stuff because they don't have cash. The employees of the year, yeah we back to work. I took time off, while other rappers got jerked.

Erick Sermon of EPMD addresses the gay rapper rumors & clears the air about him being thrown out a window!! The Green Eyed Bandit has never gotten soo personal with anyone like this before.

In an interview with TMZ , hip-hop legend Erick Sermon was asked about his thoughts on Bruce Jenner's recent gender-transitioning announcement, and then was hit with this follow-up question: "Do you think something like that will ever be acceptable in hip-hop? What follows is some more ranting about how accepting transgender rappers would be a misrepresentation of hip-hop and "taking the culture too far," and how hip-hop is a "sport for men and women who are representing the culture. This isn't the first time the EPMD member has blustered through speaking on LGBT issues in hip-hop: in an interview from , he made a similar analogy to gay athletes and also said there would never be an openly gay rapper.