Harry Styl Said "We're All a Ltle B Gay" at a Recent Performance | Teen Vogue

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• IF EVERYTHG’S A LTLE B GAY, WHAT HAPPENS TO QUEER FILM AND TV?
• JT A LTLE B GAY
• HARRY STYL SAYS 'WE'RE ALL A LTLE B GAY' DURG CONCERT
• HARRY STYL SAID "WE'RE ALL A LTLE B GAY" AT A RECENT PERFORMANCE

IF EVERYTHG’S A LTLE B GAY, WHAT HAPPENS TO QUEER FILM AND TV?

That's right, your parents, your boss, and even that guy who lled you a queer high school are at least a ltle b gay. "So, next time someone wr off bisexualy as jt a phase before g out as gay, feel ee to ce this study. The credible LA-based New Yorker releas “Everyone Is A Ltle B Gay” today, a new song that already unveils s mood wh s name.

“It’s okay to say gay.

Get ready to feel ee and let all flow by listeng to “Everyone Is A Ltle B Gay” below…. I do not believe "Everyone is a ltle b gay" is te any meangful sense.

JT A LTLE B GAY

Now, I know this often sounds like a homophobic posn, and I want to make clear that I'm not any way homophobic. I pletely support gay rights every nceivable way.

HARRY STYL SAYS 'WE'RE ALL A LTLE B GAY' DURG CONCERT

I readily accept that some people are "a ltle b gay. " I'm not nttg the "sexualy is a sle" terpretatn which someone n be predomantly straight or predomantly gay and still harbor some attractn to the remag genr. I thk some people are simply straight (and, as a rollary, some people are simply gay) and that neher group is necsarily "supprsg" their bisexualy.

Why is this somethg that's okay to say to straight people, but meanwhile I know very well that if I said the equivalent to a gay iend that would be valug and sultg to them and their liftyle. My iends who try to tell me 's impossible to be straight would NEVER tell a gay iend that "No on 100% gay, you jt haven't met the right person" Like geez.

HARRY STYL SAID "WE'RE ALL A LTLE B GAY" AT A RECENT PERFORMANCE

Potentially groundbreakg pop culture event movi like Billy Eichner and Judd Apatow’s llaboratn on the gay rom- “Bros” were put on hold (’s schled to rtart productn this year). Much ado was ma about Jack Whehall’s gay character Disney’s “Jungle Cise, ” though his sexual inty was never mentned explicly and only hted at passg. It’s the same old story, whether ’s the momentary queer kiss “The Rise of Skywalker, ” or “Bety and the Beast” toutg s lghably blk-and-you’ll-miss- “exclively gay moment.