If you ever wished you could view all of Grindr’s original content (like Katya’s comedy series Who’s the Asshole? and other shows like Daddy Lessons and Host or Travel) without having to venture to the actual website, Grindr’s newest feature is for you.
On August 7, Grindr launched “Grindr Presents,” an in-app content hub where all of Grindr’s original and uncensored content will live. Users can now see so much more than what’s on the app’s YouTube or Instagram, as the directors intended. Raw and unfiltered. On its blog, Grindr describes the uncensored content as “longer, sharper, and exactly how they were meant to be seen…and heard.” There’s even a music section where you can listen to Grindr’s New Music Frigay Spotify playlist.
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All you have to do is open the Grindr app, tap the side tray, enter Grinder Presents, and start browsing.
According to Grindr, this new feature is part of a bigger shift “making Grindr not just where the gays are, but where the culture is,” and, honestly, it’s a pretty smart move. Not only will this keep people on the app longer, but it also gives Grindr more control over what its users, viewers, and readers consume by curating content directly within their platform rather than relying on external sites. A win for gay culture, and a win for Grindr.
