Not gay but 20 is 20

Not gay but 20
    37 votes, 26 comments. trueIt implies that you are willing to give a man a blowjob if the dude offers 20$ for you to do so, despite you being straight and wouldn’t otherwise.

Not gay but 20

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Phrase [edit] twenty dollars is twenty dollars (Internet slang) Used to express a willingness to do something one would not ordinarily do if one is paid for it. synonyms quotations Synonyms: twenty bucks is twenty bucks, twenty whole dollars I'm not gay, but twenty dollars is twenty dollars.
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Not Gay But 20 I'm not gay, but $20 is $ A saying that refers to someone agreeing to do something gay as long as they are making money out of it. This includes kissing.


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  • I saw this phrase, "I’m not gay but $20 is $20," printed on a shirt today, and I’m trying to understand what it means. Can someone explain the context or humor behind it?.
    • History of Homophobic Comments There is a well known phrase: "I'm not gay but 20 dollars is 20 dollars". Why do we say that '$20 is $20', and not '$20 are $20'?.