Shortly after, the phrase “Demon Twink” made the rounds on Gay Twitter with hundreds (thousands, even) of queer users joining in and posting memes, with some even sharing their own experiences with the ‘demonic’ gay individual. We had to literally tell him to stop and go home!” Sunderland added of his, erm, exploits: “Then the party ended and he’s somehow in VIP getting his ass ate like out in the open. (Where are the Charmed Ones when you need ’em?) Some backstory for you: it all started when DJ and producer Ty Sunderland took to Twitter to describe his incident with a “DEMON twink” on a Britney Spears-themed boat party.ĭuring the event, the Demon Twink reportedly “threw a drink at the DJ equipment” and “wouldn’t get off the stage” until Sunderland stopped the music. If you’ve been on Twitter over the past couple of days, you might have seen hundreds of tweets about this elusive ‘Demon Twink’. The “Demon Twink” has become a trending topic – here’s why!
