We’re strong believers here in the ‘live and let live’ approach to other people’s lives, so long as nobody is being harmed or taken advantage of.
But around this time of year, like clockwork, everyone has an opinion to share about Burning Man, the week-long desert festival of art, drugs, music and everything in between.
It’s either the greatest week that has ever existed or the worst thing to happen to society — yawn. We say “go get it” if that’s your thing, and shut up if it isn’t.
Here to comment on Burning Man’s reputation and it’s infiltration by rich San Francisco techies in an oh-so-gay show stopping fashion is Burning Man: The Musical.
How about we take this to the next level?
Our newsletter is like a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.
Watch below:
skilos
Forget Burning Man, just send that blond lead singer over to my house and we’ll start our own fire. OUCH!!!
NateOcean
While I wished a plague of locusts on the self-absorbed Burning Man hipsters, only stink bugs arrived.
Perhaps next year.
barkomatic
Burning Man isn’t the worst thing that happened to society but neither is it very special or transformative.
notevenwrong
I’d love to have seen Burning Man back when it hadn’t become a victim of its own success.