Hottest black gay web series

Styling Hollywood is a black gay webseries on Netflix. This black gay show stars black gay couple Jason Bolden and Adair Curtis. The show is a positive black lgbt representation in media.
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There is a limited amount of black LGBTQ representation in the media. Read below and check out a list of the hottest black gay web series.

What do black gay web series have to offer that other genres don’t? Why is this particular genre so important? And how can we make sure that it continues to thrive? In this post, we’ll take a closer look at what makes black gay web series so unique – and why they’re so essential for the LGBTQ community.

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Hottest black gay web series

1. Styling Hollywood

Reason to watch: Realistic

Styling Hollywood is a Netflix series about the life of the power black gay couple Jason Bolden and Adair Curtis. Jason is a fashion stylist and Adair is an interior designer. They are a mature couple living in California and making big moves. They have worked with celebrity clients including Taraji P Henson and Gabrielle Union.

What I like about this black gay tv show is that Jason and Adair are shown in a positive light as successful entrepreneurs. I’ll keep it real. A lot of times black gay men are portrayed as either passive-aggressive, overly feminine, or snobbish in the media. In the show, Jason and Adair are shown as relatable characters.

2. Loveworks

Reason to watch: Uplifting

Loveworks is a reality web series that truly stands out from a lot of other black gay reality web series. Think of Good Morning America but with a relaxed and black gay twist. The show is hosted by black gay power couple, Juan & Gee Smalls, and filmed in their home. One thing I absolutely love about the show is it’s positive and educational.

Juan and Gee discuss taboo and common black LGBT topics like dating, divorce, racism, and differences within the LGBTQ communities. One of my favorite episodes was the “Kappa wedding”. It hit home to me because I’m in a black Greek fraternity and I could imagine the backlash they received.

3. Chasing Atlanta

Reason to watch: Glimpse of influencers in Atlanta

Chasing Atlanta is one of my favorite black gay reality web series. I found out about the show a couple of months ago after randomly scrolling through Youtube. I was so excited about Chasing Atlanta that I binged watched it for a whole weekend. The web series is reality-based and is about a group of black individuals chasing their dreams in Atlanta including fashion designers, singers, and media personalities. The series gives an interesting perspective of the black gay social scene which can be fun, entertaining but also very messy.

Some of the cast of season 4, Chasing Atlanta:

Lauryn England- Lauryn is the sassy hairstylist who owns her own wigs at Kes. She’s only in her 20s and is making big moves. Honestly, when I first watched the episode of the first season I almost had a disdain for her after her conflict with her and castmate member Devon. The tension was so high between each other that they ended almost got into a physical altercation after only the 2nd episode that the show premiered. But then she showed a better side of her after she and Devon reconciled in the 2nd season.

Oliver Twixt- Oliver is a Morehouse graduate who’s making big strides as a rapper. I’m a big fan of rap and hip hop music and even listened to underground music when I was much younger. And so I can pinpoint a lyrical rapper. And let me tell you Oliver knows how to spit and flow. Oliver seems to be one of the smartest castmates on Chasing Atlanta.

Cameron- Cameron is a fashion designer from Chicago, Il. He’s been on all the seasons of Chasing Atlanta. I admire his resilience as he fought his way through cancer.

Quentin Harris- Quentin is a media personality from Raeford, North Carolina. He has his own clothing line, #Dreamsare Real, which he created in January 2015. Last year he published his book Dreamer which empowers entrepreneurs to pursue their dreams. In the gay community, Quentin would be considered “trade” which is a man appearing to be straight who gives off masculine energy.

4. G-Status: Atl Hustle

Reason to watch: Entertaining

G-Status: Atl Hustle is another show based in Atlanta, Georgia following the lives of black LGBTQ professionals within the entertainment and fashion industry. The show first aired in June 2018 and has amassed tons of views since that time. It is directed and produced by Tobijah Harriott. There are two seasons of G-Status which you can watch on Youtube, Apple Tv, Roku, and other video channels. Even though it’s an LGBT-themed show all types of people will enjoy watching the series. We black gays are very amusing and have a huge sense of humor as shown in the confessionals by the cast members. If you’re in Atlanta you can watch the live taping of the G-Status Atl Hustle reunion on November 7, 2020, at 2775 Premier Pkway, Suite 100, Duluth, GA, 30097. Tickets are $45.

Some of the cast of season 2, G-Status Atl Hustle

Devon- Devon is my favorite character in the show. I like his charisma and energy which you can easily see in any of his confessionals. Devon has been on Chasing Atlanta, another black gay web series I enjoy watching. Devon owns his catering company, Taste of Royalty.

Kendrick- Regdrick is a makeup artist and hairstylist. I love her swag and in every confessional, she dresses on point. Keep slaying girl!!

Sherrod- Sherrod is an entertainer of different talents. He acts and acts among other things. He’s done porn in the past and has gotten some negative feedback for it. I don’t knock any adult entertainers. As long as you respect me, others, and yourself then we are good.

Ike- Ike aka Isaac is an R&B singer and native of Donaldsonville, Louisiana. Ike owns his clothing company Dasockboxx, a line of socks for different genders. Of all the castmates in the group, I find Ike to be the most diplomatic.

5. Circle City New York

Reason to watch: Glimpse of influencers in New York

Circle City New York is a reality show which features some of New York’s most popular black gay influencers. I live in New York so I had to make sure I keep up with the season premieres and episodes. What I like about the series is the realness of the characters. The show follows the lives of LGBT persons of color living their lives in the fast-paced New York City. The show is produced and directed by Lester Matthews who’s also known as Newnue. There are 4 seasons of the show which are all filmed in New York of course. The most recent season is season four features different cast members from the previous seasons. If you would like to support the show you can make a donation through Paypal at https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/8dX3Y4akCK.

Some of the cast of season 4, Circle City New York:

Chavis- Chavis is a multi-talented individual who models and acts. He’s also well known for the events he produces in New York City. His event production/marketing company is ICU Network.

Melli B- Mellie B is a rapper from Rochester, NY who currently lives in Atlanta. Aside from rapping, he manages his business Lemon Brands, a creative agency, in which he works with brands and companies to help them with their marketing. Mellie B is also the owner of Frozen Lush, an ice cream shop. Mellie B is one of the most outspoken individuals in the show.

Loso- Loso is a celebrity makeup artist who’s worked with Rihanna among many other big-name celebrities throughout his career. He has his own makeup company Loso on the Rise. Loso gives you that real Rican New York vibe. He’s a cool character but will turn up when he needs to.

Dwight- Dwight is another multi-talented individual in Circle City New York. He’s a media personality that acts, writes, producers, and hosts. Dwight is the sophisticated, artsy black gay who enjoys lavish things. He appears to be a sweet person and doesn’t appear to be confrontational.

Kleionne- Chile, this man should be on America’s hot gay list of black gays. He’s a singer and dancer who’s making strides to make it in the music industry. Kleionne is probably the least dramatic individual in the show.

6. Come up

The Come up is an LGBT reality show about black LGBT entrepreneurs which is directed by Karon Wilson. I was binge-watching some shows on Youtube and came upon The Come up. I only watched one episode and was hooked.

The first season started in New York and man the cast is spicy. I’m a native New Yorker so it was good to see other black gay men in New York. A lot of drama and confrontations went on. The last season reunion ended with a big brawl.

Why we need black gay web series?

You know a bish like me loves everything black and gay. It is important for us to be highlighted on the web to show the world that we come in all shapes, sizes, and types. Not all black gay men are extra, dramatic, and fashion queens.

Also, on black gay web series, you can see hot gay sex scenes that you won’t normally see on TV shows with mostly straight characters.

Wrap up

black gay web series

Homosexuality has become more accepted in society. As a result, there have been more black LGBTQ representation in television and film. You’ll see more and more black queer content creators creating black gay films and web series of all categories including romance, comedy, and drama. I just listed a hot gay list of web series that you should watch. There are much more black gay web series but the ones I listed are some of my favorite.

By menwhobrunch

Marcos is a black gay lifestyle blogger