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Gay Fans: A Song Analysis
A performer is always connected to their audience and this is evidence through the response the emotion and complete joy on their faces. The relationship between a Diva and her gay fans is a lifetime of dramatic admiration. When you think of any female iconic performer chances are a large male gay audience loves them. Not just love but also completely is a part of their life in there head. For me the relationship between me and my gay fans all blossomed on a cold night in 1995 in New York City at the ROXY. Wearing a long purple dress and large feather jacket and my face made up in the most gorgeous colors of makeup and glitter all over my body I slowly approached the crowd in the dark. As I sang the first 3 words “Love Life & Laughter” …show more content…
How this sing was crowned this title I really don’t know but as it turned out this is the song many of those gay males that were standing in the night club in 1995 were just coming out the closet and something about the words in this song gave them a sense of freedom and feeling better about themselves as they now were faced with a fear of not being accepted by society. This song was there comfort music to there heart the words made them feel loved made them feel like everything was going to be okay they were the Dreamer and nothing was going to stop them from being …show more content…
They are my wings when I feel like I can’t fly. They are the wind that blows when I feel like I am stuck in the mud. They are the faces of hope that I see when the lights hit the stage and I look out into the audience and I see there happy face. They are the reason why I am still able to travel the world singing this same song bring complete joy to people for 6 minutes and touching there heart forever. I am beyond grateful for this relationship it is one that I never saw coming never dreamed of having but it is hear and I love being a Diva in love with her gay
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