Watch: 'I'm Gay, I'm Bi, I'm Straight' Says Brazilian Pop Star Amid Rumors of Dating World's Most Popular Drag Superstar

Brazilian musician Pedro Sampaio announced on social media that he's sexually fluid amid rumors he is dating drag superstar Pabllo Vittar.

When Sampaio released a new single with the drag icon last Thursday, many wondered if the pair are dating. They were seen kissing on the stage of the program "Música Boa", on Multishow last week.

According to her Wiki entry, Vittar is the most followed and most streamed drag queen in the world, surpassing RuPaul. In 2020, Vittar was featured in a campaign for Calvin Klein, as part of the designer's pride collection.

Whether Sampaio and Vittar are dating hasn't been officially confirmed, but Sampaio made it clear that he's open to the possibilty.

has revealed that when it comes to his sexuality, he is open to both men and women. Asked by the website G1 if he feels free to date men or women, he replies: "Yes, I am."

"People are always discovering, always changing. I think it's so outdated [to demand a definition ]: 'I'm gay', 'I'm bi', 'I'm straight'. You are you, do what you want, when you want, with whoever you want".

He continued: "This lack of freedom, this thing that is so rigid, loses the fun of everything. Besides, it's a lot that Pabllo fights against. If I'm making a song with Pabllo, I have to embark on this wave, which is my truth already , but I have to leverage it".

He also reposted a tweet from Bisexual Visibility Day in which he wore a t-shirt that reads: "The best of both worlds."

In the video called "Sal," the pair are seen in two locales; dressed for winter sports in the first half, then on the beach for the second. The light-hearted video, though, has a bit of controversy due to the reference to "salt," which G1 says is a euphemism for the party drug MMDA.

"The 24-year-old producer explains that it is an expression of Belém do Pará as synonymous with something very good, but he does not rule out the ambiguity that drugs can generate."

"I took this expression in all senses. In the chorus it is self-explanatory, but it also has this thing of being 'salt' as Northern slang. There are also people who say that salt is MD".

G1 notes: "MD is the most common name given to MDMA (methylenedioxymethamphetamine), a synthetic drug used mainly by young people at parties and clubs, also called ecstasy and candy."

"Several of my songs have this ambiguity. The child hears it one way, the adult another, the teenager hears it another. It's very broad".

Talking to G1 about the limits that are placed on us by society, he said, "It just limits, limits too much. Building my career, getting to know myself as an artist, it gives me freedom. It's much bigger than that. We are here on Earth to do something much bigger than pointing fingers, this is a big bullshit.

"The main artists in Brazil are within the LGBT community, they suffered a lot, especially the older ones suffered a lot with this lack of freedom imposed by society.

"As an artist of my generation, we can no longer watch news of violence, prejudice against anything. My generation needs to break these barriers.

"We need freedom, we need to be comfortable in our day-to-day, in our life. The more I can do to, within my truth, within my reality, give strength to this, you can count on me 100 %."

As for dating Vittar, in a recent tweet, he wrote: "Te amo
@pabllovittar" with a photo of Vittar about to his him.

Check out these pics from Sampaio IG: