“Roar” by Lem

Roar by Katy Perry plays.

Jonah (short at 5 ft. 8) dances like a cheerleader.

1:57

A Christian gay man breaths a sigh of relief. Tries to cheer Jonah on. Jonah finds that offensive. But feels conflicted. Does he keep dancing or does he pause.

Pause. And kill homosexuals?

Legendary Lovers by Katy Perry plays.

“Oh my gosh! I’ve seen this one before!” says a gay man watching.

Jonah looks frustrated. Pushes over a bunch of basketballs on the court.

“So do you help him figure this out…or do you just sit there watching, feeling superior?” asks God.

Jonah keeps throwing over the basketballs in residual energy repetition.

Birthday by Katy Perry plays.

“When do you help him?” asks God.

“Lem. Didn’t you do that look?” asks Katy.

“No! It’s different. I’m sorry. You’re not in that generation just because you imitate the style.” says Lem.

“So…what’s he in your generation?” asks Katy.

“If you were to put these men in the 1950’s. That’s Jonah’s aesthetic. And…some men have done that.” says Lem.

“HI!” says James Dean. “I borrowed from cowboys. Especially gay cowboys.”

“So when do you help him?” asks God.