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Tuure Boelius might have the campiest video of the year

Sixteen year old Tuure Boelius is a YouTube sensation in his native Finland. The teenager first came to prominence on a Finnish talent quest and he’s built up quite a following.

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Back in November last year the teenager announced to his YouTube fans that he was gay, and it’s only made him more popular.

His first single since signing to a record company has just been released it’s called Eikö sua hävetä, which translates as Is he/she not ashamed?  It might be the campiest video clip of the year.

The clip is filled with club kid fashion, slick dance moves, giant disco balls, rainbows and a whole lot of attitude.

Check it out below. 

OIP Staff


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