Billy Eichner's New Year Thirst Trap Has Us Excited For 2022

Billy Eichner knows exactly what the people want!

Taking to Instagram recently, the out Billy on the Street alum -- who is set to make history later this year when he stars in Universal Studio's Bros,the first gay romantic comedy from a major film studio -- rang in the new year with a carousel of images looking back on some of the highlights of his 2021.

While partying with Amanda LePore, getting blocked on Twitter by Carrie Underwood, and hanging out on set with fellow out heartthrob Luke Macfarlane were all definitely moments to look back on, it was the, um... shirtless thirst trap that had our attention from the very beginning of his post. (Hey, we're just being honest here.)

"Is this the type of disgusting, pornographic content you've wanted from me this year? You people make me sick," Eichner captioned his post, knowing exactly what he was doing. "Here's the look back at my 2021 that you so desperately crave. Happy New Year."

Happy New Year, indeed!

Fortunately for his nearly 800K followers on Instagram, this isn't the first time Eichner has been blessing the TL with some good, old-fashioned thirst! As a matter of fact, aside from starring in some highly-anticipated projects, Eichner has been upping his Insta game lately too, and for that, we're eternally grateful.

As we mentioned earlier, Eichner is set to star alongside Luke Macfarlane (and a star-studded cast of all-LGBTQ+ talent that includes the likes of Harvey Fierstein, Symone, Bowen Yang, and Ts Madison, just to name a few names) in Bros, a major studio gay rom-com that he wrote that is being produced by Judd Apatow and directed by Nicholas Stoller!

The film, which wrapped production this past November, "centers on two gay men with commitment issues who attempt a relationship," and now that it's officially the new year, we can officially begin the countdown until we can see it in all of its gay glory in theaters!

Bros is scheduled to hit theaters on August 22, 2022!

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