well said, it just reflects the culture of the new generations especially the GEN Z and forward, nudity is not a taboo anymore and what's celebrated here is full male body as an art form there's nothing to hide anymore ! it's 24 years into the new century afterall !
They actually had Julian Morris in their first issue. So I don't think they have problem with inviting celebrities. But how many will agree to pose is another question.
You are right about A-listers. Most of them won't even pose shirtless for the cover of Men's Health/Fitness magazines, let alone hoping them to pose nude for Yummy. I think the company usually ask celebrities posing for Man About Town or Rollacoaster instead.
I see your points in your post but I think how to define 'celebrities' is going to be another debate, just like how to define 'top male fashion models'. Probably each member here will have a different criteria. Let's just say 'agree to disagree' and let's not even go there.
I totally agree with you that Yummy is a different thing for each reader. I said this before, Yummy can disappear at any time. So I treasure this magazine and hope that it will be doing well and last for a long while.
) i think, it's so wonderful to watch it grow and blossom to this state, LET IT GROW MORE DON'T PULL IT'S LEG and confine them it's a new territory afterall ! 
No, no: a "huge misconception" is that you misread my entire post. After the sentences you highlighted from my post, you ignored this: Don't get me wrong: modeling agencies are filled up to the brim with male models, but a lot of them are just working occasionally and most are unknown. Then I went on to explain that new faces have to weight the fact that having nudity as their first big feature can be a problem, and contrasted that with how things work when it comes to a popular, established, model. Also your argument that there are "dozens and dozens of models" working consistently is a bit too much because a dozen models is still not enough in a world of billions. Even if you multiply the "dozen." Years ago it was divulged that the most popular male model in the world made a million dollars in a whole year, while female top models were making 40 times that amount. The highest demand in the field is for women, not men. So we can instantly see that there are way less male top models. Add nudity to this scenario and you'll have a lot of trouble finding big names for a publication, unless you have an unending source of money to pay them - besides good arguments to convince them to take the job.
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i read your post and understood it just fine. you are the one who didn't read. you reiterating that agencies are "filled up to the brim with male models, but a lot of them are just working occasionally and most are unknown" is pointless. this is obviously true, but it doesn't negate that, as i stated, there are dozens and dozens of models who work consistently and/or are established.
again you didn't read. not A dozen. i clearly said "dozens and dozens." so yes, multiply the dozen several times over. there are enough working or established models for a biannual magazine with roughly 4-5 covers an issue to fill those covers for the next decade and still have no issue. just because you don't know this or aren't aware of it doesn't make it less true. not sure what a world of billions has to do with the number of male models who could be shot for yummy. doesn't make any sense whatsoever and it's completely irrelevant to the conversation.
this is the opinion and general consensus amongst models, agents, and many others in the industry or adjacent to the industry which is why you rarely see models of a certain caliber in yummy.
he’s one of the hottest they had so far, i need these pics uncensored
