Here's Some New Gay Slang And Terminology To Brighten Your Sunday

Justin Sayre wants something other than just πŸ‘ and πŸ†

Even in the era of eggplant and peach emojis, Justin Sayre wants to keep gay speech and slang alive.

In his latest video for HuffPost Queer Voices, Sayre teams up with fellow writer-performer Ben Rimalower to introduce some new, cheeky gay terminology to spice up your everyday vocabulary. Sorry, folks ― these phrases aren’t for kids. You’ll never look at β€œMulan,” Dropbox, Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds the same way again. (WARNING: contains graphic language.)

For the past 8 years, Sayre’s β€œInternational Order of Sodomites” (I.O.S.) has met once a month for β€œThe Meeting,” a variety show honoring an artist or a cultural work that is iconic to the gay community. The final installment of β€œThe Meeting” hits Joe’s Pub at the Public Theater for two performances May 14, and will also be streamed online.

You can check out Sayre’s comedy album, β€œThe Gay Agenda,” here. Meanwhile, the latest episode of β€œSparkle & Circulate with Justin Sayre,” the official I.O.S. podcast, was released this month, featuring an interview with β€œRuPaul’s Drag Race” champion Jinkx Monsoon.

You can also view some previous performances from β€œThe Meeting” on Sayre’s official YouTube page. For more Sayre, head to Facebook and Twitter.

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