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Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Relationship Status....
'It's complicated....'
I originally had this post set for my 'Sibling Saturday's' series. Why not, when I first saw a shot of models Justin and Joe Cade, I assumed they were brothers. Then I did a little more research. They're actually often credited as Justin Cade and Joe Cade to help those like me who are quick to make assumption.
In some places it was reported they are cousins, in other places they were just two models who unrelated guys who were hired for a shoot, two who happened to have the same last name. Given how much they look alike, it's easy to assume they were hired for some of those 'hot' brother fantasy pictorials gay magazines in the 80's and 90's. I don't personally like when siblings are sexualized, but in this case, the Cade boys are not brothers at all.
The Golden Arches
'I'm Lovin It!'
McDonald's has a ton of slogans which represent the restaurant and those famous golden arches. The most famous might be 'You deserve a break today.' but when it comes to these mouthwatering golden arches, I think I prefer the phrase from the early 2000's, 'I'm lovin' it'.
I'm not sure I've seen a hotter pair of arches on the field than those of Ecuadorian footballer Piero Hincapié. I'm sure many fans of the male form have already devoured these visuals, but I wanted to do one more instant reply on the May 18th exposure. 24 year old Hincapié, who plays for the U.K.'s Arsenal F.C. had an incredibly hot wardrobe malfunction during the team's match against Burnley at London's Emirates Stadium.
During the game, Hincapié clashed with competing player Axel Tuanzebe. The blunder ended with Hincapié falling to the ground with Tuanzebe following suit, which is how the former's shorts ended up getting pulled nearly all the way down and exposing his bare butt cheeks.
Those bare butt cheeks are pretty much perfect, the shape and that arch. They're also beautifully tanned, I think in the close-up, I can spot a hint of a thong line, meaning the sexy footballer ensure his beautiful butt gets the same exposure as the rest of his great body. Thanks to the posters at DC for introducing me to Hincapié and for Charles for sharing the video.
Strapped & Supported by Andrew Bowman
'Support you’ll actually forget you’re wearing.'
Many regular FH readers know, that over the past year, I've been celebrating 'hump day' with a series of picturesque posteriors, (HERE:)from photographer Andrew Bowman. Although I've posted may pieces spotlighting Andrew's work featuring full frontals, this theme was actually inspired due to the censorship and restrictions on social media.
It's risky to even post butt pics on Instagram, but generally from my experience, they're left alone. I've certainly had a few butt pics removed my Instagram page, but unless they're overly sexual, most have been permitted to remain. Given this, I saw so many great butt shots on Andrew's Instagram page, I asked to feature some on 'hump day.' Andrew shared so many great shots, I've had plenty of different looks and themes to share.
Today's hump day look is obviously the ultimate genital and buttock supporter for men, the jockstrap. Given many social media pages forbid 'nudes', jockstrap images are often ok. Technique, the model is 'clothed' with the jockstrap acting more like a bra for bros, strapping and supporting those private parts. The front is a covering, protecting the penis, the back straps actually lift and help highlight the hindquarters.
'When it comes to photographing the buttocks, generally I prefer quite muscular butts, round and peachy. Swimmers have great butts, as do dancers. I have shot a couple of ballet dancers who gave me rear curtain calls which was impressive to see.'
Much like the 'modesty bouquet', Andrew can utilize the jockstrap to both screen the schlong from view. as well as provide pops of color with a fetish fashion piece. I've written before about the interesting history of the jockstrap. The garment was initially invented to provide support and comfort for the genitals for men riding their bicycles on the cities then cobblestoned streets.
Jockstraps have continued to be used in sport for protection and support, but they've also become visual symbols for two seemingly different, yet connected cultural communities.. Elements of athletic masculinity were adopted by the LGBTQ+ community as a symbol of sexual freedom. Jockstraps are also one of the best ways to both show-off and spotlight the curves of the male butt. It makes perfect sense then, that Andrew and so many photographers with a focus on the male form, would use jockstraps within their work.
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