Well it doesn't hurt to gain more than just one demographic, right?

Yeah, girls love it but gays don't really appreciate it

Not many of them do.

Certain types of straight males, not all of them. Like clearly not country stars

I think Ben Cohen has made an art and a business out of this.

Poll added.

He's allowed though, he's a very outspoken advocate and doesn't really do it for the money.

I used to think so, until he started pushing that line of beauty products with his name on it.

Don't get me wrong, in the end it's the anti-bullying message that matters. But I think that he realizes that many of his gay followers have a good amount of disposable income, and he's trying to benefit from it.

i think it's for both...

nick jonas is only example i can think of that is more geared to gays $$$ then girls $$$

Yeah it's shame cause on one hand I agree that any acceptance of homosexuality from predominant straight celebrities is good I think that saying things like "you never know what could happen after a few drinks" or things to that extent delegitimizes sexuality in a way.

Oh wow, didn't know about this. I mean, is it that bad though? Gay people are just supporting a man who have supported them from the jump. They don't have to buy his products.

Sexuality is fluid. More fluid in some, less fluid in others. If anything it reinforces sexuality and the idea that it is on a spectrum.

I know in KPOP male groups are often advised to "show skinship" (be affectionate) to appease fangirls so I'm sure it's probably the same here in the west. But there is a big difference between queerbaiting and same-sex friends being affectionate towards one another. I don't think it's queerbaiting when people in real life are being affectionate towards one another because friends are allowed to be affectionate towards one another. Queerbaiting is when a queer relationship is teased or promised but never given to an audience in fear of backlash from the straights. I don't think that can happen with real life people.

A good example of queerbaiting would be what Supernatural does by implying and inserting homosexual subtext into certain scenes that get people excited that maybe a homosexual relationship will happen.

When it comes to Teen Wolf, the queerbaiting on the actual show is mostly made up of Sterek fans pretending like Sterek is somehow going to happen even though nothing in the show has ever alluded to it happening.

I mean moreso outside of their roles.

I think is for both gay men and women, I think more women since they are attracted to homoerotic situations, you would be very amazed if you discovered how much women love gay ****, they dont like **** between men and women but they really enjoy gay ****, they have discovered a new way to attract females and gays.

Well then, no, I don't think that's queerbaiting if we know the guys are straight. It's annoying and pandering, like what Nick Jonas does, but we know they're straight and no homosexual relationship is being promised so no queerbaiting is happening.

The only thing Nick did was attend gay clubs as every pop girl and artist right now because they know gay fans are the most loyal, but he never flirted with a guy and never hinted being bisexual, and in his tv show he is playing a gay guy but that's not even his fault.

Can Dan Osborne be accused of this? Just wondering.