People Are Taking the ‘Gay Test’ to Figure Out How Gay They Are
Over the past several days, a series of “gay tests” have popped up throughout the platform, purporting that if you can decipher the happenings of these distorted images there’s a chance you’re probably not straight.
Published 2 years ago in Funny
After years of relying on “am I gay?” quizzes, the ever-controversial Master Doc and the epiphanies that come after watching Black Swan, and/or Dream Boy over and over and over and over again, a new, foolproof way of determining one’s sexuality has taken Twitter by storm — looking at a bunch of VERY pixelized photos.
Over the past several days, a series of “gay tests” have popped up throughout the platform, purporting that if you can decipher the happenings of these distorted images there’s a chance you’re probably not straight.
Ranging from snaps of notable buttplug owner Jamie Lee Curtis to literal gay porn (nice), the statistical effectiveness of these gay tests have yet to be conclusively studied, yet preliminary results show they’re pretty damn effective (well, at least for chronically online members of the LGBTQ+ community).
Over the past several days, a series of “gay tests” have popped up throughout the platform, purporting that if you can decipher the happenings of these distorted images there’s a chance you’re probably not straight.
Ranging from snaps of notable buttplug owner Jamie Lee Curtis to literal gay porn (nice), the statistical effectiveness of these gay tests have yet to be conclusively studied, yet preliminary results show they’re pretty damn effective (well, at least for chronically online members of the LGBTQ+ community).
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A: Unlike this blurry photo, her name is Roxxxy Andrews and she’s here to make it clear … that this image is from her performance of “Read U Wrote U” from the season 2 finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars in 2016. Fun Fact: Did you know that each “X” in Roxxxy’s name stands for a time she should have been eliminated during AS2? We sure did.
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