Being a more masculine gay than Kurt =/= being masculine. The one masculine gay guy they did have tried to commit suicide and then was never heard from again.

Can I at least give an educated guess?

Sounds like an episode of South Park to me!

"All My Killing"

Maybe when you're finally reveal that your JK Rowling people will be more recipient of your herpes.

Sadly enough if that were true that would be the only reason I would go.

I think it's one of those "transitional musicians" if that makes any sense. When I was 14 I first heard there song called Contestant or something and thought it was the coolest/funniest song ever and for a while I would have considered myself a juggalo. As my tastes in music started expanding and I learned to try…

In all honesty I'm pretty sure he was the only person I connected with during that period. I haven't been able to connect with the New York plotline during season 4 because Rachel and Kurt always seem to be planned out for everything and are going for the big and grandiose. I just graduated and so far I have no idea…

I actually kind of like that they acknowledge the flaws but still focuses on the positive. Humbles the person if that makes any sense.

I'm pretty sure they actually already recorded that for a season 3 cd but was never in an episode. I'm pretty sure Cory was one of the leads too. :(

I think this is the reason I continually watch and defend Glee even as I acknowledge how bad it's gotten. I was just starting high school when the show first started and to say I didn't have many friends then was an understatement. Coming home every week and watching these underdogs go through life always inspired me…

Ehh I guess your right. I guess it's time for him to hang up his Kanye Vest.

To be fair almost right after he says "play that funky music muchacha". Tame? Maybe. Still seems to cross more lines than you would expect from a kidcom.

Don't Be Afraid of the Shark

"My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" was his Kanye Best.