Immediately following their first No. 1 album (Culture) and No. 1 single ("Bad and Boujee," feat. Lil Uzi Vert), Atlanta trio Migos are the latest participants in hip-hop's endemic homophobia problem. In a new Rolling Stone feature billed as an "inside account of a wild night in the studio," writer Jonah Weiner broaches the topic of ILoveMakonnen coming out as gay, shortly after the fellow ATL artist's Twitter reveal on Jan. 20.

After what Weiner describes as "an awkward interlude," Quavo "bellows," "Damn, Makonnen!" Informed about the internet's support for the "Tuesday" singer, he continues (while "raising an eyebrow"), "They supported him?"

Offset jumps in next: "That's because the world is fucked up." Then Takeoff: "This world is not right." The comments keep going around like Migos verses; Quavo again: "We ain't saying it's nothing wrong with the gays."

It ends with Quavo questioning Makonnen's street cred now, saying "he first came out talking about trapping and selling Molly, doing all that. That's wack, bro."

Migos: People Support ILoveMakonnen Coming Out Because 'The World Is F--ked Up' (Update)