5) What other talk show would you like to appear on?

Deadlee: Montel Williams because I feel he needs to be educated. I want to give him a piece of my mind. 

Tori Fixx: Oprah, The View and Ellen. Oprah especially because she doesn't like hip-hop in the first place and has had an ongoing battle with certain mainstream rappers, but to have some GLBT hip-hoppers on her show would be a huge slap in the face and wake up call to the world. Ellen would just be a blast to be on and a great publicity move and The View would definitely be a great show to discuss the topic at hand in general.

Foxxjazell: I love to go on Oprah and even Ellen.

6) What would you want to accomplish by appearing on the show?

Deadlee: I want to enlighten him and his audience to think outside the box.

Tori Fixx: World-wide publicity that you can't really buy. As well as the acknowledgement and respect that we so deserve from the gay and straight communities alike. Nothing is so important as an "endorsement" from certain "powers that be" like Oprah, Tyra, etc. Just being on their shows alone can do and say so much for us.

Foxjazell: Getting music to a more mainstream audience.

7) What's it been like to travel with HomoRevolution Tour?

Deadlee: It was like Summer Camp! There are so many personalities and egos, but when it’s showtime, everyone is very supportive of each other, and we come together.

Tori Fixx: It's certainly been an adventure. I've had a blast to be honest. It should be a "reality show" because it's been that crazy and fun. You just wouldn't believe some of the things that have happened and then to wrap it all up with a great concert each night...simply awesome.

Foxxjazell: It's been fun and exciting meeting fans from all over.

Melange Lavonne: Been interesting to see the different responses that are for and against MC's trying to simply be themselves.

Shorty Roc: Traveling and performing for the Homorevolution Tour has been an honor for me. I enjoy working with the other artist on the tour. It’s a career milestone for me to be a part of something that will go down in history. We had a lot of fun.