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I could hear it coming from them, their voices. We wrote down these funny things our mom did or said on sticky notes to put in a potential film later on. I assume she didn’t take it well.

ZT: Our Mom tried many ways to “de-gay” us. And does that tattoo of your mom weird guys out?

Michael Zakar: It’s definitely improved since the book’s release, but back when I got the tattoo, my mom, she said: “One thing I hate more than you being gay is tattoos.”

So I spent $2,000 dollars on tattooing my body throughout those next two months.

We wanted to focus on the positive sides of coming out instead of the negative. Take a look for yourself on Twitter and Instagram. What do you want people to get out of it?

ZT: We both went film school at Wayne State, when all these events happened. Who’s older? "You grew up in a lot different generation than me.

Hundreds of sticky notes later, the book wrote itself.

Our book/show is not like the typical coming out story. So they turn to sensuality. Bare bottoms and all. The title comes from something their mom, a devout Catholic, tried to do when Michael and Zach sat her down and told her that they are gay.

Their stories, many involving their mom, has since turned into an off-Broadway play, which is touring the country.

By how long?

ZT: Michael, by 27 minutes. She said she won’t tell anyone when she’s coming. The answer is no, folks. After a start in Fort Lauderdale, “Pray the Gay Away” will be on stage in Minneapolis (September 12-22, 2019) and Toronto (October 3-13, 2019). It’s five film scripts we’re hoping to get picked up by a major network and hopefully making Zakar Twins a household name.

MM: Rapid fire questions!

What’s next?

ZT: We have a second book in order called, “I’m going to Kathy’s”.

I was able to chat with Michael and Zach before their arrival to Minneapolis to learn how they came out to each other.