Cub Rapper Bryce Quartz Releases New XXX Single, “C*m Pirate”

Cub Rapper Bryce Quartz Releases “C*m Pirate”

There's a lil' cub hip hop gay bopping around getting ready for the release of his upcoming "The Sextape" EP. Last week, rapper Bryce Quartz, not shy from a little raunch, released the second single from the EP, "C*m Pirate," with a somewhat safe-for-work version and a very XXX version for JustForFans.

The single is pure rap, with provocative lyrics and genre beats. Bryce Quartz simply states in a press release, “The sexy rhymes are for the average listener and the bars are for the hip hop heads. I want to make sure everyone knows I’m a rapper first and a faggot second.” Well, there you go!

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He is challenging the power of Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi B's songs that celebrate their WAP. If they can do it, what can't the gays? He is not afraid of making cisgender/heterosexuals a bit uncomfortable while titillating and entertaining the gay market, and all the subgroups that make up that market - from bears to kink, to the older gays, he's gonna celebrate them all.

“Queer people have had to endure years of listening to the sex lives of hetero rappers.  It’s time queer fans feel seen and celebrate their authentic selves. As long as consent is given, all should be empowered to explore their wildest fetishes.”

 

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Bryce has come a long way in celebrating his sexuality. He grew up in a family of Southern Baptist Christians in North Carolina, going to church a few times a week. The kids used to make fun of him for his size and feminity, calling him the f-word long before he even accepted it for himself. When he did come out, his parents sent him to family therapy in order to rid himself of his gay ways. For the next few years, we would struggle with his religion and his true identity until finally, he had had enough. He denounced the religious upbringing he was forced into and started celebrating his sexuality. His parents still do not accept him as he is.

 

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He's had a steady career in being provocative and entertaining. In his early career, Bryce Quartz released three American Queer mixtapes and a Drag Out the Vote single and music video with RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Brita Filter, titled “You Brita Vote, Kay?”   Three years ago, he released “My Homies Bad” with xMetalMouthx and Big Daddy Karsten and “Goodmorningbq!”, a track that has amassed over a million hits on Tik Tok and Instagram.

Last year, Bryce Quartz appeared in “Bargasm,” an LGBTQ+ cypher that featured nine queer artists from around the world, including RuPaul’s Drag Race’s Aja.  Later in the year, he released “Sodomite”, his hit single with Big Daddy Karsten, the first release from his upcoming “The Sextape” EP.

“C*m Pirate is everything my fans want and more from me,” Quartz states.  “The song and videos also prove that I’m one of the raunchiest rappers in the scene right now.”

“C*m Pirate” is out now along with two music videos: one that is safe for work (on Youtube now) and one that is XXX on his JustForFans.

Bryce Quartz’s “C*m Pirate” is available on Spotify, Apple Music, and all digital platforms.  Visit BryceQuartz.com.  Follow Bryce @RealBryceQuartz