the song garnered over 30,000 views on YouTube. The Huffington Post called the track "very disturbing". The Advocate, a newspaper that represents the LGBTQ+ community, said Bizzle's single "uses the instrumental hook from Macklemore's 'Same Love' to say that LGBT people are sinful, violent, and just like pedophiles." Bizzle has reported that he has received death threats because of the song, created a website that chronicles the backlash against him, and maintains that he is not homophobic but simply stating an opposing argument to that in popular media. Justin Bieber Instagram handle controversy On February 11, 2014, US Magazine reported that Justin Bieber had changed his Instagram handle to 'bizzle' citing that "the moniker ‘Bizzle’ actually belongs to a Christian rapper based in L.A." Personal life Felder was born and raised in Los Angeles. After 18 years of recording in Los Angeles, Bizzle relocated to Houston, Texas, where he currently lives with his wife and two children. Discography Albums 2011: Tough Love & Parables2012: Best of Both Worlds: The Album (with Willie 'P-Dub' Moore Jr.) 2013: The Good Fight2014: Well Wishes2015: Surrender2016: Crowns and Crosses2018: Light Work (EP) 2019: Light Work 2: Bars & Melodies2020: The Messenger 42021: Soul Therapy (EP) Mixtapes 2010: The Messenger2010: The Messenger 2: Delivered2010: Best of Both Worlds: The Mixtape2011: The Messenger 3: Truth Music2012: Martyrs In the Making (Bizzle and Bumps INF) 2013: Martyrs In the Making 2 (Bizzle, Bumps INF, Flo and Selah the Corner) Additional label releases 2010: Who is Mark James? (Bumps INF mixtape project) 2011: Who is Mark James 2? (Bumps INF re-release) 2012: Pain in Paragraphs'' (Bumps INF debut album) See also Andy Mineo References External links 1983 births African-American Christians African-American male rappers American male rappers African-American poets African-American record producers American evangelicals American hip hop record producers Living people American performers of Christian hip hop music Rappers from Houston Songwriters from Texas West Coast hip hop musicians Southern hip hop musicians 21st-century American rappers 21st-century American poets Record producers from Texas 21st-century American male musicians African-American songwriters 21st-century African-American writers 20th-century African-American people American male songwriters