Big Dipper in ‘Ham and Cheese.’ (Courtesy photo)

Queer rapper Big Dipper drops releases the music video for “Ham and Cheese”

Inspired by the film Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (according to the press release), the queer artist released his new video Wednesday which features TT the Artist and Nicole Byer.

“Working with TT was so great because she is such a good writer, sounds amazing on any track she works on, and she was so down to play around with this wacky idea we had for the video,” Dipper said in the video announcement.

This is the first of three music video releases slated for Big Dipper for summer 2022, after his hiatus since his video for 2020’s “Back Up Off Me.”

From Big Dipper:

The music video for is a fantasy world where Big Dipper, TT The Artist, and their dancers, shrink to miniature proportions and get jiggy in a grocery bag, a baseball mitt, and on a picnic table in the park all surrounded by giant food items.

Featuring a bikini clad pole dancing cameo from everyone’s favorite BBW queen Nicole Byer, the video for this high energy club track makes you want to shake your ass on a ham and cheese sandwich (apologies to the vegan contingency).

Watch BD rap and dance through all the meats and cheeses:

Lucky Love’s shows off his “Masculinity” 

We last heard from alt-pop singer Lucky Love during Pride with his single “Love.” Now he’s displaying another side with the new single “Masculinity” which he said in an interview with Twisted Male Mag that “it really portrays the statement I make in this song against toxic masculinity, it conveys something very powerful yet effusive.”

This is the first in a series of remixes starting with the Emotional Remix by Samaran.

The French singer described the song as “a middle finger to patriarchy and toxic masculinity. It gave me the opportunity to explore different aspects of masculinity.”

Check out the video below:

Concert Calendar

July 22: Show Me the Body at Cheapsteaks. 

July 23: Kendrick Lamar at American Airlines Center.

July 28: Cat Power at Granada Theater.

July 30: Bachelors of Broadway: Gentlemen of the Theater at Downtown Cowtown at the Isis.

July 30: Garth Brooks at AT&T Stadium.

Aug. 4: Franz Ferdinand at House of Blues.

Aug. 23: Lady Gaga at Globe Life Field.

Aug. 23: Lyle Lovett at Bass Hall.

Aug. 30: Duran Duran at Dickies Arena.

Sept. 10: The Killers at Dickies Arena.

Sept. 11: Taylor Dayne at The Colony Five Star Complex.

Sept. 13: Sueco, Killboy at Trees.

Sept. 14: Rufus Wainwright at the Majestic Theatre.

Sept. 15: Ben Platt at Texas Trust CU Theatre At Grand Prairie.

Sept. 28: Florence and the Machine at Toyota Music Factory.

Sept. 30: Elton John at Globe Life Field.

Oct. 8: Jukebox the Ghost, Corook at Trees.

Oct. 10: Carly Rae Jepsen at the South Side Ballroom.

Oct. 12: Lil Nas X at Toyota Music Factory

Oct. 21: Indigo Girls at Granada Theater.

Oct. 28: Lizzo at American Airlines Center.

Nov. 6: Demi Lovato at the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory.

Nov. 25: Judas Priest, Queensryche at The Factory in Deep Ellum.

Dec. 12: Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme at The Majestic Theatre. 

– Rich Lopez