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Everyone's Crying Over It's a Sin — For Good Reason

Everyone's Crying Over 'It's a Sin' — For Good Reason

Fans are loving the incredibly important, new HBO Max series.

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While It's A Sin premiered last month in the UK, all five episodes of the original Russell T. Davis series showcasing life, love, and grief during the AIDS crisis have finally dropped on HBO Max.

Olly Alexander, Years & Years frontman and star of the series, celebrated the U.S. premiere on Twitter. 

American viewers are getting their first taste of the groundbreaking series that is showcasing LGBTQ+ lives with beauty and empathy, and the emotional reactions are rolling in on Twitter. 

Even celebrities like Sir Elton John and Graham Norton joined in on this discourse. 

The series is inciting some real-world change. According to Dazed, orders for one organization's at-home HIV test kit have increased over 400% since the show's premiere. "I’m trying not to cry," said Alexander. "It’s amazing to see a real-time response to the show. I’m really moved by it."

Other HIV prevention and aid organizations in the UK have seen a massive uptick in people volunteering their time and money to stop the spread of the virus.

It's A Sin is already inciting some massive change overseas, hopefully, the stunning series has a similar effect on American viewers. 

Watch It's A Sin on HBO Max now!

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