Queer Clicks: February 09 | Meet the Guy Making Those Viral ‘Boy Versions’ of Your Favorite Pop Songs, Brent Corrigan & JJ Knight Get Romantic For AdamMale V-Day Promo, & Other News

Meet the Guy Making Those Viral ‘Boy Versions’ of Your Favorite Pop Songs

“Jake Wilson is the mastermind behind some of our favorite viral internet creations. The Los Angeles-based director, writer, actor and producer has lately been known for his “boy version” videos — where he takes his favorite pop song of the moment and reimagines the accompanying video with sexy boys instead.” Hornet App

American Crime Story: Gay Shame And The Redemption Of David Madson

“At this point, TV viewers tuning in to Season 2 of American Crime Story will have sensed that something’s up. Promotional materials promised a glitzy, pulpy dive into the high-fashion world of the Versace family, and a grisly murder in sunny Miami. But after two episodes with nary a Versace in sight (don’t worry, they’ll be back), audiences must have realized that producer Ryan Murphy and writer Tom Rob Smith actually had a different—and, in my opinion, better—show in mind.” Vanity Fair

Brent Corrigan & JJ Knight Get Romantic For AdamMale V-Day Promo

“Forget flowers and chocolate. Nothing says “I love you” like a box of sex toys, right?

Brent Corrigan and JJ Knight are here to show you how to inject some sexy fun on Valentine’s Day. The real-life porn couple are adorably sweet in this video, it’s hard not to have a little relationship envy. ” Homorazzi

Bermuda Has Officially Become The First Country To Repeal Same-Sex Marriage

“In an unprecedented move, Bermuda has become the first country to legalise and then repeal same-sex marriage.

The island nation and North Atlantic British Overseas Territory’s Supreme Court legalised same-sex marriage last year with a landmark ruling, after it deemed a ban on such a union a discriminatory violation of human rights.

Today, Governor John Rankin signed a bill replacing the legislation with The Domestic Partnership Act, which will allow gay and straight couples to form domestic partnerships in the government’s attempt at offering “equal rights”. ” Gay Times