Step Up: High Water (2018-2022)

Based on the massive hit franchise of dance movies, Step Up: High Water (2018) boogied for three seasons between Youtube Red and Starz. The show was a sort of Fame update about an Atlanta High School for the Performing Arts where young dancers are at each other's throats when they're not in each other's pants! Into this world enter twins Tal (Petrice Jones) and Janelle (Lauryn McClain). They're from Ohio and are both talented dancers, with Tal specializing in ballet and Janelle mastering hip-hop. They planned on landing scholarships to Ohio State, until their mother got arrested on drug charges and they had to move to Atlanta to live with their uncle (Faizon Love). There, musician Sage Odom (Ne-Yo) runs the school known as "The High Water Performing Arts School" where all the best dancers in the ATL go to train. Our twins try out for the school, but are unprepared for how hard the work is, how mean the other kids are, and how much pressure the teachers put on their students. And that's before both Tal and Janelle fall for some of the same guys! Critics loved the representation, but didn't love how many of the actors were social media dance sensations who didn't have any acting experience. Still, High Water High is full of fresh, funky beats to dance to, as well as beautiful dancers to beat off to! At this surprisingly un-LGBTQ friendly performing arts school, the tight bodied Terrence Green and Kendra Oyesanya make out in their underwear with Terrence giving us some bulge. Meanwhile, star Petrice Jones makes us hard in High Water when he makes out with Al Calderon. This high school is steamy! Carlito Olivero shows his buns doing the no pants dance as he bangs a babe against the wall, while Keiynan Lonsdale and Sheldon Best spend some time playing "who wore it best?" with their birthday suits. Throw in Terayle Hill's tush doing some thrusting in an overhead shot, Ne-Yo barely covering his cock under the covers and more, and the only thing that could've made Step Up: High Water better was if someone stepped up and went full-frontal!