A recent study shows that black women are increasingly looking to gay and bisexual men for love.
This would explain the recent resurgence in the careers of men that were written off as gay in the past. Men such as struggling R&B singer Trey Song seen here in behind the scenes photos of his “One Love” video.
One industry chick told me that times are so desperate now for women who must compete with the booming gay population sector in Atlanta for their men. She says her friends have begun openly dating gay men for companionship.
“Often times these [gay] men know how to treat a woman because they see our hardships with straight men from a woman’s perspective,” said the record executive.
Some down low men aren’t even trying to hide their sexual preferences anymore. And it has become chic and a fad for teenage boys to wear tight jeans, high heel pumps and carry purses.
Recent marketing campaigns by Metrosexual singers like Chris Brown and Trey Song don’t help to draw the distinction between gay and heterosexual men for young, impressionable boys who may be confused about their sexuality.
The obvious bisexual undertones of Trey Song’s marketing campaign can not be denied — although his reps strongly deny it anyway. “You’re either gay, straight or lying,” as some gay men have put it. [link]
Photos courtesy of www.Treysongz.com
