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LOS ANGELES -- Jay Versace is masturbation sex videosthe latest social media star to open up about his sexuality on camera. 

The Viner, who is 18, posted a message on Snapchat this week declaring: "I love people in general idgaf what gender you are."

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Versace, who has 3 million followers on his account, is known for his comedic videos.

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Here's a screenshot of his Snapchat (h/t J-14):

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

He also tweeted:

I feel good 😊👫👬🌈

— JAY VERSACE (@tharealversace) September 26, 2016

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