he actually is secretly gay though isn't he
Ugly ass beaner
>>128840328Bad Bunny is openly bisexual.
>>128840334so a typical american
>>128840337aka gay
Oh, so he was molested as kid.
>>128840322What is it with Latins and their Oedipus complexes
>>128840328Bro is Zesty
>>128840328>>128840408Isn't he out of the closet as bi
>>128840359problem, chud?
>>128840462>guy on the lefts eyes are bugging out of his head>frank ocean with the sanpaku stareWhy are homosexuals like this?
>>128840526They're posessed by the devil, they like to stick their dicks in other men's disgusting hairy disease-ridden shitholes for that reason.
>>128840547u think a lot about that?
>>128841119he has a hateboner for them!
>>128840328>Bad Bunny has also expressed publicly that he views his own sexuality as fluid. In a 2020 interview with the Los Angeles Times, he stated, "At the end of the day, I don't know if in 20 years I will like a man. One never knows in life. But at the moment I am heterosexual and I like women."100% closeted fag cope
>>128840322>>128840334>>128840337>>128840359>>128840462>>128840526>>128840547>>128841119>>128841171>>128842974What's the spic equivalent to zesty buck?
>>128842986I got these two answers:>Pájaro loco – Literally “crazy bird.” Very common in Mexico, Central America, and parts of the Caribbean. It specifically points to a gay man who is loud, colorful, and flamboyant. It’s the closest functional equivalent in everyday street Spanish.>Locón / loca con tacones – “Big queen” or “queen in heels.” Widespread in Mexico and among Mexican-Americans/Chicanos. “Locón” is the masculine form of “loca” (queen) but used for very visibly effeminate gay men.>Mariposa loca – “Crazy butterfly.” Used in some Caribbean Spanish (Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Cuba) with the exact same “flamboyant gay guy” connotation.>Patito (little duck) – Popular in parts of Mexico and Central America. Cute on the surface, but often used mockingly for effeminate gay men who “waddle” or act dramatically.>Afeminado con pluma – “Effeminate with feathers/plume.” “Tener pluma” (to have feathers) is the classic Spanish idiom for acting visibly gay/flamboyant, so “afeminado con mucha pluma” is a longer way of saying the same thing.>In urban Dominican/Puerto Rican circles you’ll also hear English-Spanish code-switching versions like “un zesty pato” or “flamboyant pato,” but the fully Spanish terms above are the established ones.>So while there isn’t one single universal term used across all 20+ Spanish-speaking countries, “pájaro loco” is probably the most widely recognized direct equivalent to “zesty buck.”
>>128843039>Pato/a – Literally “duck,” but widely used across Latin America (especially Mexico, Central America, Argentina, Chile) as a slur for a gay/effeminate man. When said with emphasis or in certain tones, it carries the “flamboyant” connotation very strongly.>Maricón (or its softer variants marica, marico in Venezuela/Caribbean) – Direct equivalent of “faggot.” When used descriptively rather than just as an insult, it often implies visible flamboyance.>Joto/a – Very common in Mexico and Mexican-American communities. Specifically denotes a flamboyant or effeminate gay man (more pointedly effeminate than just “gay”).>Lokita (or loca) – Literally “crazy woman,” but used exactly the way English-speaking gay culture uses “girl” or “queen” — an openly flamboyant gay man who fully embraces feminine energy. This one is the closest in vibe to “zesty” because it’s often said affectionately within the community or mockingly outside it.>Pájaro (“bird”) – Older term in some countries (Cuba, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic) for an effeminate gay man.>Travelo or travesti – More specifically for drag queens or very visibly femme gay men/trans women, common in Spain and parts of the Southern Cone.>In U.S. Latino internet/Chicano circles (especially on TikTok or X), you’ll also see Spanglish hybrids like:>Locito (little loca)>Zesty beaner (direct borrowing of the “zesty” meme applied to Latinos)>Flamboyán (play on the flamboyant tree + flamboyant)>So while there isn’t one single universal term that’s an exact 1:1 match for “zesty buck,” loco/lokita, joto, and pato are the ones that most frequently get used in the same “openly flamboyant gay Latino” context.
Not music, not music related.
no one ever accused Bowie of anything back in the day, just saying
I got down to 140 pounds and still didn't quite look like this. why is food so good
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>>128840322>Generic looking latino dude >It totally has nothing to do with the fact that i'm a huge celebrity, am rich, and have clout Yeah, in your dreams. He doesn't look like a latino michael b jordan or a latino henry cavil
>>128842974How the fuck can you be straight and describe your sexuality as fluid? Nigga you gay. Nah, you either like pussy 100 percent or you don't. If you even deviate one percent from that then you gay or, at the very least, zesty. Yall niggas trippin. This is what happens when you normalize confusion. Now a simple yes or no question is a maybe. Nah, you gay. Just say you gay and move on with your life.
>>128840322>OK, fag
