Warner Bros.Pennywise the dancing clown, or Pennywise the closet homosexual clown?
For whatever stupid reason, it’s the pressing question on every Twitter user’s lips after the remake of Stephen King’s It was released over the weekend.
Terrifying to most people, there are some punters out there who are convinced the entity is actually gay.
So how did this come about?
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Well, after The Babadook was mistakenly categorised in Netflix’s LGBT section, the antagonist from that film was taken in with open arms to the community.
And people’s imaginations have run wild, so now Pennywise has become the latest LGBT ally. Because why not?
They’ve even hooked him up with The Babadook…
Pennywise is an LGBT ally: Confirmed pic.twitter.com/yyj2cZlQrM
— poc sisters (@starkrhodey) September 10, 2017
Prepare to be Baba-SHOOK all over again. The Babadook and Pennywise are the hottest LGBT couple in town. ❤️????https://t.co/PLphIqaIZA
— Twitter Moments (@TwitterMoments) September 13, 2017
A REPUBLICAN REALLY CAME INTO MY DMS BECAUSE I SHITPOSTED A PENNYWISE IS AN LGBT ALLY EDIT DNSNSND pic.twitter.com/hq4IyqNkZv
— poc sisters (@starkrhodey) September 11, 2017
I’m not entirely sold, but there’s going to be an It sequel. And who’s to say it won’t focus on him attending Pride and not returning back to Derry, Maine, to terrorise the children as grown ups?
