If you live in New York, you've no doubt seen it -- young entrepreneurs selling boxes of candy on almost every line of the subway.
Now, as a part of a new comedic variety show called Black Gay University, Dashaun Wesley and David Brandyn have released a video in which the pair cleverly put a new spin on subway candy selling called "CANDY BOYZ."
"We decided to make 'CANDY BOYZ' because making fun of 'subway candy sellers' is probably one of the longest running jokes in our 12 year friendship," Wesley told The Huffington Post. "We wanted to put our own spin on it. We also wanted to show how comfortable we were in our own skin and doing our own thing in front of millions of people."
Having released a pilot in November, Black Gay University (BGU) is slated to become a monthly comedic Internet variety show featuring original sketches, parodies and music involving black gay culture. It stars both Wesley and Brandyn and is produced by Blunted Muse of the "No Shade" web series.
"Through comedy, BGU will give the community something that they can relate to and learn from, as well as open up the minds of the mainstream to something unique yet surprisingly relatable," Wesley continued.
Check out "CANDY BOYZ" above. Can't get enough of Wesley? Check out this incredible voguing video from last summer where he emceed the 2013 Streetstar Festival.
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