Performed by Brandi Russell (who was in an underrated girlband called RED!) and a quartet of ratchet gays from a reality TV show, the song sounds like something the Village People rejected in 1979 for being too obvious and over the top. I'm sure everyone had good intentions but I really don't feel the need to shout "I'm gay" to random strangers while walking down the street. They can probably already tell by the La Toya Jackson track blasting from my iPod.
The video (below) also annoys me. For such an inclusive message, where is the diversity? Give me a fierce Asian gay or a big hairy bear. I'd even take a morbidly obese lesbian in a wheelchair but I'm not here for a bunch of twinks that look like they missed the latest Bel Ami casting for being too old and broke down. This is a ****ing mess.
All the people who made this song are from my country. Not a good look.
Brandi Russell is some floppy ass bitch from a failed talent show which put her in RED!. Death at them calling the sad creation "underrated", they flopped horribly. Their first single entered at #1 but left the top 100 after four weeks. Mess.
