Singer Chris Trousdale dead at 34

34?

WTF?

Dream Street were on several GapKids In-Store Playlists in 2002 and 2003.

How sad. So young. I wonder if he had comorbidities.

And fuck off GapPlaylistsGuy troll. This story is NOT ABOUT YOU AND YOUR BIZARRE OBSESSION. Would it have killed you to say something nice about this man and his career? When you post these non sequiturs randomly with no attention to context and social norms, you only show what a CREEPY person you are.

was he gay?

Dream Street's hit, "It Happens Every Time," is on the January 2003 GapKids In-Store Playlist!

R3 = Olivia de Havilland on her period

Greg Raposo, the HOT one in Dream Street, had solo hits on the January, April and December 2005 GapKids In-Store Playlists!

"I Say Yeah" by Dream Street is on the February 2002 GapKids In-Store Playlist!

They had great harmonies!

He died a painful death in a hideous pandemic at the age of 34?

Well, he wore size 32/34 jeans.

He once took a crap in the men's room by the GAP in the Los Cerritos Mall.

It is reported he uttered the words "The GAP" 745 times in the last decade of his life but only 237 are confirmed to be in reference to The GAP.

I love The GAP.

wtf? who keeps track of what played at The Gap???

Apparently it's ESSENTIAL information to disseminate upon someone's death. What played at GAP a zillion years ago.

He made the GAP playlist, but he couldn't live forever.

He was gay. Supposedly a great guy. One of my best friends did a tour with him. He’s devastated.

Gap playlists. Talk about a niche interest. My goodness.

Not familiar with him, but still sad nonetheless.

And yet another reminder that not only old people are dying from COVID-19.

WHO THE HELL CARES ABOUT THE GAP!?!?

Calm down, Dot, and listen to Dream Street on the February 2002 GapKids In-Store Playlist on Spotify:

I refuse.

You need a shrink, GapPlaylistsGuy. There is a time and place for everything, yet you don't understand this and you consistently act atrociously. Even Helen Keller could read a room better than you.

Never heard of her.

I cannot wait until The Gap goes out of business.

Surely the gap is losing money, who shops there anymore or ever?

The Gap Playlist Troll ceased to be even mildly funny long ago.

Did Chris ever publicly come out?

R5 that song always made me so uncomfortable. It’s about teen boys getting hard when looking at girls, or something gross and hetero like that.

Weren’t this group briefly affiliated with Aaron Carter in some degree, or is my hard drive getting dusty?

Don’t listen, GapGuy. I love you.

Who?

[quote]There is a time and place for everything, yet you don't understand this and you consistently act atrociously.

Since I have no fucking idea who this guy or Dream Street is/was/will be, this is as good a time as any for GapPlayilistGuy to post links to his music.

Did he have a house in Virginia?

J'adore the Gap Playlist Troll.

He is now home with the Lord.

But COVID isn’t affecting anyone anymore! And only old people get it! Must be a lie!

He had a big gap.

Sad. Did he ever come out before he died?

[Quote] Did he ever come out before he died?

This comment has me rolling.

So much gel

The gap playlist troll used to be a lot more benign.

Med change? Was it bought out by a hedge fund and replaced with an algorithm?

Maybe it’s newfound social media fame has gone to its head.

I’ll give him this, the bitch has been around here since Muriel invented the Internet.

[Quote] I’ll give him this, the bitch has been around here since Muriel invented the Internet.

Really? I only noticed him in the last few years. And I've only been here this decade, never mind the 1990s.

R3 I've never seen "comorbidity" spelled before. The plural even looks nasty. Comorbidities... nasty.

I have been here since June 2015.

Since the days of Caitlyn Jenner, endless Tom Hardy threads, King Brandon, Matt A’s infamous Drop The T campaign, and other drivel.

Was he cut or uncut?

These matter even in death.

"drivel"? pot calling the kettle black

[quote]Did he have a house in Virginia?

I was watching Looking yesterday and heard this phrase for the first time. And now I see it here...

What does that even mean?

This band was like a Kevin Spacey wet dream.

More like Bryan Singer

Dream Street's Greg Raposo was an 18-year old adult when he released his solo album in September 2003.

His hit, "Every Summer," is on the April 2005 GapKids In-Store Playlist!

GPG has me LMAO

"It happens every time... down on Dream Street..."

On both the January and March 2003 GapKids In-Store Playlists!