The latest on books and the arts   Move over Nicki Minaj, meet
the women making queer hip hop their own  Forget homohop, meet
lesbo hop.  God Des and She. God Des and She.  You haven't lived
until you've seen a lesbian hip hop duo rap about best pussy
eating technique to three hundred excited women. Best known for
their appearance on lesbo-drama TV series The L Word, hip hop
act God Des and She enchanted the crowd at long-standing London
queer night Bar Wotever last week. Bringing a signature mix of
rapped swagger and ovaries-busting soul - “You and me together
we got that vibe/Plus I'm a ten and your girl is a five” -  they
ensured there wasn't a dry seat in the house.   Yet despite
being regarded as queer hip hop “pioneers” by EvOn, another
lesbian rapper and writer of the LGBT Underground blog, many in
the audience of dykes, queers and assorted misfits had only
vaguely heard of them before the show.   Lesbian hip hop isn't a
new phenomenon, but you might be forgiven for thinking so. The
enthused critical r