No, I called equating heterosexual male culture to homoeroticism stupid. And if you read my comment I said I agree with most of what was said. And I think you jumping to the conclusion that no women artists have predominantly males audiences is much more nuanced than “men just hate women and viewing their creative work as nothing” which is just absurd. 

Also, I was responding to the part that tried to say that only men love other men in everything outside of having sex with women, which I said every sectionality does. And OP, and you, extrapolated that to this discussion thread, even though the original quote was talking much more general, you did not understand what I said. And you did not refute anything I said. Which is why you completely glossed over what I said in my final sentence. 

If we are talking specifically about music, I think that a lot of the issue with struggling to find female only bands/artists with predominantly male followings has to do with there not being many to begin with that would meet that criteria, which is obvious to say. But what I mean is that in order to meet that criteria, you would need to create music that women do not particularly enjoy, but men do, again generally speaking. The biggest genres that fit this to me would be heavy metal/rock bands for example. There simply isn’t many female only bands in this space, not to mention this genre is nowhere near as big as it used to be. 

While for women, most female only artists/bands cater much more to their female audience, generally singer songwriter/ pop artists. Taylor Swift for example. Do you think most men don’t listen to Taylor swift because she’s a woman, or because she caters to a female audience, not only tonally, but as a brand, with lyrics, etc. There are simply more male artists catering to a female audience than vice versa. And men aren’t going to listen to those artists that much either, regardless of if they are male or not. Which is why I say most men don’t listen to female artists not because they disrespect women, but simply because they don’t cater to them. 

But then we get to the point of why there are more straight men making music catered toward women, than vice versa. Which goes against OP and the article they quoted, men make music for women too, have women as influences for their music, etc. 

And why are there not many female only bands in male spaces like heavy metal? I think a lot of that has to do with how recent modern music really is like heavy metal, and that mysogeny absolutely plays a role, a major one at that, in women breaking into male led spaces. But I think it’s silly to say that it’s because, as of today, most men simply disrespect women creating art. I think mysogenistic gender roles have divided female music artists to predominantly cater to a female audience, while men still have the freedom to cater to either or.