As a bisexual man , this is my Roman Empire .
It’s undeniable we’re experiencing aTroye Sivanrenaissance.
He blessed us with a brilliant performance in the controversial Max showTheIdolasXander.
And “Rush,” the first single from his just-released third album,Something to Give Each Other, had the queer community dancing along. Though it also sparked discussion fromcontroversial queer club culturetobody diversity.
Now, the latest single from his new album has folks losing it over social media for its racy content.
In an interview withPeople, Troye explained the song was about the complicated dynamic between him and men who consider themselves straight. So it’s no surprise the song’slyricsare very spicy:
As for the video, which features the “Strawberries & Cigarettes” singer in drag for the first time, he said, “It was really just reflective of how I felt I was bending and changing my values or my self-worth for someone else.”
Troye is stunning throughout the video, but it’s his interactions with actor/singerRoss Lynchthat really sparked some thirsty revelations over both singers' appearances.
Whoa, Ross.
Wow, Troye.
They ATE.
The fans are genuinely going wild over Troye’s new music video:
He really say : “ get you a guy who can do both”pic.twitter.com/A4Q8tV7742
It ’s giving Britney ’s girl if I do say so myselfpic.twitter.com/INMZ1cSnXN
Bisexuals are going to go gaga for this .
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I kinda wonder what Ross was thinking the whole prison term 😭
troye sivan is a pop picture . i was say this at 13 and i ’m still say this at 22 .
that troye sivan video … hermaphroditism by all odds gained some terra firma today i can tell you that
It ’s so crazy how he was living most of gay human beings ’s dream in this instant …
troye sivan the icon you are … pic.twitter.com / fYTGP3ZP15
ross lynch in troye sivan ’s music video recording , call that austin and ALLY 🏳 ️ 🌈 pic.twitter.com / EZa7e146w9
Genuinely , he ’s not even overdoing the homosexualism of this earned run average and he ’s carry out it cleanly …
Watch the music video here:
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