Did you know that all of the male leads in the 2004 classic comedy Mean Girls are gay?! I knew this movie was a gay classic and apparently, it's a gay classic for a good reason: everyone IS gay in it!
Buzzfeed reported today that the three hunky leads in the movie have all come out as gay: Daniel Franzese, Rajiv Surendra, and Jonathan Bennett. And guess what? Two of them are on Mr. Man and one of them has really gone nude. Let's catch up with some of our favorite guys who provided many people with sexual awakenings.
Jonathan Bennett played the hunk of the film, Aaron Samuels. This ageless hottie said that all of his friends knew he was gay, but he never really talked about it until he finally got to an age where he realized that he had to be open about being himself. Work, Jonathan! He has gone shirtless and left us drooling at his cum gutters.
Rajiv Surendra played Kevin G and while he was supposed to be an annoying athlete on the show, he has blossomed into a full-blown hottie. Because he grew up in a strict Indian household, he did not feel comfortable coming out. He also told Kajal Mag: "I know full well that if I was an openly gay actor, there was no way I’d be considered for the role of a sixteen-year-old religious Indian kid in a movie that Fox was putting $100 million into*." Hey, he's got a point.
He has not gone nude again on camera, but he is posting thirst traps on Instagram. Give him that follow!
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God, he's hot! It's a crime he hasn't gone nude on camera, but there's still time. Rajiv, if you are listening, we want to see more!
Finally, the hilarious Daniel Franzese had us rolling on the floor in laughter throughout the movie. Daniel came out on the 10th anniversary of Mean Girls because he said he realized it was important for him to be a role model to other young queer people out there. Good for him!
He continued to be a role model when he had a full-frontal scene in Looking. We couldn't stop looking at this big bear and his big cock:
Watch Daniel have a hot gay sex scene here:
