on my way to the studio ! #gaymusic pic.twitter.com/yXR0vYTFME

— Olly Alexander (@alexander_olly) May 26, 2016

Years & Years lead singer Olly Alexander lashed out at a record store for putting his band’s album in the store’s “gay” section.

On Thursday a fan tweeted Alexander a photo from a Germany record store’s “gay” section which included albums from Years & Years and out singer Troye Sivan.

“If you think my music is gay that’s cool, I love being gay and I love my gay music but can you really label a sound or style of music ‘gay,'” Alexander tweeted. 

“Me and my gay ass love gay music and being gay is the best ! Bye h8rs!” Alexander continued.

Alexander then tweeted a photo of himself wearing a tank top with the word “Gay” on it and the caption “On my way to the studio ! #gaymusic.” Fellow out singers Sivan and Adam Lambert showed their support for his thoughts on social media.

“But is your song gonna be a top or bottom?” Lambert tweeted Alexander.

“I love saying I love being gay,” Sivan chimed in.

Alexander has been candid about how being gay in a “straight world” has taken its toll on his mental health in the past.