Gays sound off about a universal queer pastime: watching music videos
drinking with gays always turn into a music video viewing party?” The post drew thousands of replies, many of which included embeds of music videos themselves.
Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.Naturally!because kelly clarkson didn’t roll around in the mud in a wedding dress like that for us to NOT keep appreciating it 20 years later https://t.co/rjvGipG5Wz pic.twitter.com/edMndvgfBgThere are a myriad of theories as to why gay men love queening out to their favorite pop divas werking it on screen: sharing, community building, respect for our mothers and the sacrifices they’ve made for our entertainment.
Britney didn’t dress up a flight attendant and seduce a passenger in airplane lavatory for nothing!Regardless of the reason, there’s no getting around the unwritten rule: Drinks come out, and music videos get turned on!
The reflex is Pavlovian. Looking to lose yourself in a good story? Why not dive into one of these audiobooks?gay guy music video night is one of those homosexual traditions that i think we should really encourage actually https://t.co/QpWJ3KaAddbecause they ARE the music industry's lifeblood https://t.co/Hipnhvr4FPit’s an unstoppable natural process like the water cycle or soil formation https://t.co/wmtGScUGZ6Because music videos are like our collective memory card, playing bops that resonate with our vibeBecause they know every lyric, every dance move, and bring the energy of a full concert honestly, best vibe ever.Because every moment with the gays is an opportunity for drama, flair, and a bit of camp..
