If you logged onto X expecting soft-focus couple pics and tired heart emojis, Pearl had a different vision. He decided roses were cute, but flexed biceps and strategic framing were better — and the gays have been unwell ever since.
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The season seven standout from RuPaul’s Drag Race dropped a selfie that feels less like a post and more like a public service announcement. Shirtless. Flexing. Tattoos cascading down his arms and across his torso. And yes — let’s address the headline attraction — a bulge that absolutely refuses to be subtle.
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It’s not accidental. Nothing about it is accidental.
The pose is relaxed but deliberate, the kind of body language that says, “Oh this? I just threw this on,” while knowing full well the internet is about to combust. His arms are lifted in a classic double-bicep flex, chest open, cap low — serving rugged masculinity with just enough smirk to let you know he’s in on the joke. And the bulge? Strategically framed, unapologetic, and undeniably the co-star of the shot.
Pearl Knows Exactly What He’s Doing
Twitter responded accordingly. Timelines turned into group chats. Group chats turned into dissertations. The replies oscillated between respectful admiration and full-blown digital collapse. It’s Valentine’s Day, after all — and Pearl clearly understood the assignment: give the people something to worship.

Flex Appeal, No Subtlety Required
What makes it hit harder is the contrast. Fans first met him in full drag fantasy, delivering cool detachment and sharp wit. Offstage, he leans into this tattooed, gym-honed, quietly dominant energy that feels almost mischievous. It’s not just skin — it’s control. He knows exactly how much he’s showing, and exactly what it does to us.
There’s something deliciously queer about that confidence. No apology. No over-explanation. Just a flex, a bulge, and a look that says he’s fully aware of the effect. Valentine’s content usually asks, “Who’s your someone?” Pearl’s post asked a different question: “Are you looking?”
And judging by the nearly two million views? The answer was a very loud yes.
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