Summer Boys with Inflatable Floats - Part 4!

We are still in the summer season .. And this season's swim floats have become more and more outrageous! What started off with an innocent swan / unicorn float , has turned into swim floats with various designs! Of course, being gays, some of us like to be loud and grab all the attention! 

So, here is a collection of some of the best summer floats this season! 

Pineapple Float by @ziozxo

I Wear Speedos - DESPACITO PARODY by Mikey Bustos

There is no doubt, that the Summer Song of 2017 belongs to "Despacito" by Luis Fonsi fr Daddy Yankee & Justin Bieber! -- Who can resist not gyrating to its' slow, but catchy, infectious beats! 

It has created lotsa parodies on the internet, but this version, I feel, it's the best Despacito Parody, that also truly represents the summery feel of gay men! 

Please watch this "I Wear Speedos" by the cute Pinoy, Mikey Bustos -- I bet you will enjoy the lyrics!

#bathtubselfie Guys

The hashtag #bathtubselfie was popularized by none other than Miley Cyrus herself with her risque selfies on her Instagram. #bathtubselfie even gained a fan in the form of Justin Bieber!

But I believe, that these straight people are actually hijacking the #bathtubselfie novelty from gay men! -- Who does it better than gay guys, right?! Most gays can't stand looking at an empty bath tub -- It will be a SIN for not enjoying yourself, immersed in a hot bath!

Yes, it's a SIN to leave the bathtub empty!

Happy 4th of July from Asian Americans!

So, the Americans celebrated their Independence Day on the 4th of July. What better way to celebrate this meaningful day than sharing the patriotism shown by these Asian Americans ! No doubt, the recent US elections have shown the terrible side of racism ( Unfortunately, racism is getting worse & worse in Malaysia ... ), but these generation of Asian Americans are born and BRED in the United States of America. God Bless Asian Americans!

Happy 4th of July!! 🇺🇸 No matter what is going on in the political world, I'll always be proud to be an American.  #america #merica #independenceday #proudamerican #usa

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Guys with Tongue Out Selfies

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Yayoi Kusama Sg Exhibition - Life is The Heart of A Rainbow

Yayoi Kusama (草間 彌生 , born 1929 ) , arguably the most famous contemporary artist in the world at the moment -- has arrived in Singapore, albeit a retrospective exhibition titled "Life Is The Heart Of A Rainbow" -- a collaboration  between National Gallery Singapore and Queensland Art Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australia.

The 88-year-old “Polka Dot Princess”, was crowned as the world’s most popular artist in 2014, as ranked by museum attendance, by the acclaimed "The Art Newspaper" and she also holds the record for the world's Most Expensive Artwork ever sold by a living female artist!

For more history of her, you can actually read her biography in wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yayoi_Kusama

Being a woman in the 60's, as well as a Japanese/foreigner in New York, meant that her work was never really appreciated by the male-dominated , Western community of the art scene. Nevertheless, in these past 10 years, her works have been "rediscovered" -- and with her trademark "Polka Dots"-- she is now acknowledged as one of the most important living artists to come out of Japan.

Yayoi Kusama : Life is The Heart of A Rainbow 2017

Yayoi Kusama, and her iconic Yellow Polka Dot "Pumpkin" ...

No words needed to describe the great "Pumpkin" , as anyone in the contemporary arts & culture scene, or even the fashion & pop spheres, knew that the Yellow Pumpkin represents Yayoi Kusama.

Looking great as ever even though she is in her 80s ....

Now, head over to Singapore's National Gallery and take some wonderful photos inside! Since opening in June, it has become the "Must-Go" place for many LGBTs in Singapore, as well as tourists!! 

Who knows, you may find your Mr.Right, among the crowd of museum-goers! 

@PinkDotSg 2017

This year's Pink Dot 2017 in Singapore is nothing short of controversy. Held on the 1st of July 2017 at the Speaker's Corner, Hong Lim Park -- This annual, non-profit, free-for-all event, in support of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community in Singapore - has attracted the attention of the-powers-that-be in the Singaporean government, nearly 8 years after it was first launched in 2009!

Rules -- Restrictions -- Sponsor Dramas -- Barricades -- Security Personnels -- All these steps were taken by the Singaporean government to ensure that @PinkDotSg2017 is safe from untoward incidences.

Nevertheless, Pink Dot 2017 Singapore went by peacefully, and it was attended by thousands of Singaporeans and PRs, before ending the night with the release of Pink Balloons and a sea wave of pink light-ups!

Cruising in Kowloon Park Swimming Complex 九龍公園游泳池 Hong Kong

Summer is here ... And Hong Kong city is one of the best place in Asia, to go for a swim and have a good sunbathing sexsion. 

Kowloon Park Swimming Complex 九龍公園游泳池 is one of the biggest public swimming pool in Hong Kong. Every summer, without fail, you will see hordes of gay men congregating at Kowloon Park swimming pool, as it is located centrally in the midst of Tsim Tsa Tsui's concrete jungle. Hence, gay cruising at the pool is one of the must-activities during Summer in Hong Kong! 

The temperature is scorching hot during Summer in Hong Kong -- Plus, the humidity that makes your body feeling sticky the moment you get out from your air-conditioned room -- Makes you want to shower more than exploring Hong Kong city instead! Therefore, isn't it a great idea to have a dip at the pool and a refreshing shower ( Continue reading and you will know why you can visit a swimming pool without your towel / swim trunks / shampoo and shower gel! ) after a long walk/day of shopping in Tsim Tsa Tsui?

Kowloon Park Swimming Complex 九龍公園游泳池 is one of my favourite pool, whenever I visit Hong Kong. The admission fee is: 

a) Weekdays = HKD17

b) Weekends / Public Holidays = HK19 

( You can just tap your Octopus Card at the entrance )

Most of the time -- My true & sincere intentions of going to the pool are as followed:

1) To get a beautiful tan and maintaining the tan line from my Aqux swimtrunk

2) To burn my little tummy by swimming sexy-gorously

3) and to enjoy the sights of beautiful Hong Kong men at the pool ..

Seriously! 

But nevertheless --- Since I've been to Kowloon Park pool many times,  it's about time for me to share some reviews and cruising etiquette of this wonderful place.