I have not laughed this hard in a long time.  Don't get me wrong, I love all the "About" series, but this shit is FUN-NEEEE.  Signal23 is gonna get your subscription coins whether you like it or not bruh(or sis/sus)  This looks like pure foolishness in a good way.  Nothing we're going to type here is going to properly do it justice.  You just have to watch lol. 

Sometimes no doesn't mean yes, and stop doesn't mean keep going.  Let this be a lesson to everyone. lol

Signal 23 is bringing us another black gay webseries. Ayden and Brent work together to maintain a healthy relationship as two gay men in a society where they are setup to fail.

From the folks who gave us T.R.A.D.E. It All comes a full length feature film that takes domestic violence in same sex relationships head on.  The story follows Talon Alexander Jordan, when Talon and his friends visit Club Currency to celebrate his 27th birthday.

What is meant to be a night of celebration amongst friends, turns into a night that changes Talon's life forever. Talon, meets club promoter Raynard "RJ" Lennox JR who he believes is the love of his life.

We don't know if they actually suck dick but they suck at rapping. 

These things will sell like hotcakes.  Speaking of hot cakes, you get more than one view of Milan's in this commercial.  I don't know how much money I'm going to fork out for some barely there undies though.  Like these are just straps and a pouch.  

The wild and womanizing Santana and the brooding Kaleb are a twosome who each are addicted to the highs and lows of a turbulent love. Each are operating at an emotional deficit -- looking to fill a void in the other -- all while their friends and acquaintances speculate and watch subversively from the sidelines. Will this volatile couple -- in love but addicted to dysfunction -- be able to survive each other, go their separate ways to save themselves or will they ultimately, tragically (and maybe poetically) crash and burn -- together?

It's good to know that he didn't take it so seriously.  Has a gay person I can relate that it is an unusual experience to have a guy holler at you from his car something that didn't happen to me until I moved to the city.  My story isn't as funny as this guy's though.