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Troye Sivan’s ‘Wild’ music video celebrates young, same-sex love

musician falls for a boy in new release

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Troye Sivan has released his latest music video “Wild,” featuring Alessia Cara, which shows the blissful innocence of young love.

In the video, a group of friends party together while falling in love. Different couples bloom from the group, both gay and straight.

Sivan, 21, finds himself falling for a boy and the couple indulge in lots of scenes flirting and kissing together.

At the end of the video, the screen turns into a rainbow with the hashtag #KeepOnKissing. According to MTV, the video has led to many of Sivan’s fans to come out or showcase their same-sex relationship on social media using the hashtag.

“Wild” is the latest single from Sivan’s debut album “The Blue Neighborhood.”

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