Dyllón Burnside is an American actor and singer. He is known for his role as Ricky Evangelista, a dancer, in the FX television series Pose. The television series Pose highlighted New York City’s drag and ball culture scene.
Dyllón Burnside (photo credit Bexx Francois LLC)
POSE and American Horror Stories talent Dyllón Burnside returns with his first new music of 2022, the inspirational Pride-themed anthem “Superpowers.” https://youtu.be/OeasqZIsF4c
“Superpowers” is written by Dyllón Burnside, Jeremy Dussolliet and Tim Sommers, with production from the trio plus Kinetics and One Love.
“I wrote this song to my inner child. To the young man who was told that he was flawed because he was different. I learned that my differences were not a source of weakness but were, in fact, my Superpowers! This song is for everyone who has been marginalized, bullied, or attacked because of who they are. It is an anthem for the strong, the survivors, for the everyday superheroes fighting on the battlefield of life,” shares Burnside.
TRISTATE BLACK PRIDE MEMPHIS RECAP
In celebration of PRIDE Month, TSBPride Memphis capped off their biggest and largest PRIDE Convention to date. The four day convention began at The National Civil Rights Museum and ended at the Overton Park Shell with the 2nd Annual Music Festival headlined by the sensational rapper artist TRINA!
TRINA – HEADLINER FOR 2022 TSBPRIDE MEMPHIS 2ND ANNUAL MUSIC FEST
2022 TSBPRIDE MUSIC FESTIVAL
2022 TSBPRIDE MUSIC FESTIVAL
HONOREES AT THE OPENING CEREMONY @ NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUM
NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUM OPENING CEREMONY “SOLD OUT”
Dr. Randolph SCH Dept, Kieta Mutepfa & Patrick Lee (Job Fair & Educational Forum
Ryan White – Shelby County Health Department (Job Fair & Educational Forum)
FRIDAY’S EDUCATIONAL “FREE LUNCH” PLENARY
6th Annual Drag & Brunch hosted by Miss Sophia McIntosh
6th Annual Drag & Brunch hosted by Miss Sophia McIntosh
COMMUNITY APPRECIATION DAY “ALL WHITE AFFAIR” HYATT CENTRIC ROOFTOP DOWNTOWN MEMPHIS
COMMUNITY APPRECIATION DAY “ALL WHITE AFFAIR” HYATT CENTRIC ROOFTOP DOWNTOWN MEMPHIS
FRIDAY NIGHT @STOP 345 “STOP LIGHT PARTY!”
FRIDAY NIGHT @STOP 345 “STOP LIGHT PARTY!”
FRIDAY NIGHT @STOP 345 “STOP LIGHT PARTY!”
“If we are honest about the importance of Black queer folks, we know that they are the architects of so much of our popular culture from singers and songwriters and producers, to choreographers and stylists and content creators. And not just in today’s society where queerness is more generally widely accepted. But since the beginning of time, queer folks, if we want to take it back to the roots of where we get contemporary pop music from, it’s gospel. We know that in the church, so many of our music ministers were queer. We are so much ingrained in the culture of Black people, queer people and Black people’s identities are so intimately connected. And I think, really, at the root of it, it’s about us understanding that the future and the well-being of queer folks and trans folks are intimately connected to the well-being of all Black folks, and that we all must lift each other together.” _ Dyllón Burnside
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