I Went to the 2016 Grabbys and Here’s What I Saw

May 31, 2016
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Killian James

Pictures from the 2016 Grabby Awards in Chicago

The annual Grabbys celebrate the very best in gay porn, and this year's event didn't disappoint with appearances from some of the biggest names in the biz! Stars congregated on the streets of Wrigleyville, Chicago, before heading into the Metro Theater where organizer Chi Chi LaRue took the stage alongside Honey West. The lengthy ceremony was dotted with performances, including a live song from Mickey Taylor.

Winners who signed up with Supermen.com were awarded a check for $300, but no monetary prize could hold a candle to being the top (or bottom) in your category. The warm crowd showed nothing but love for award winners, and the cheeky Chi Chi kept the tone festive. Kyle Kash was the biggest winner of the night, and after his Hottest Bottom acceptance speech dropped the mic on the podium while quipping "Best bottom, out!"

After the ceremony commenced, attendees spilled out of the theater, and under the heat lamp hue of Wrigleyille Dog across the street, made plans for the rest of the evening.

Check out the full list of Grabby 2016 winners below (Via Grabbys.com), and all the night's pics in the gallery! Do you agree with the winners? Aren't you in love with some of these outfits?!

Squirt Fan Favorite:
Brent Everett

Best Duo:
Casey Everett and Rocco Steele / Daddy Issues
Channel 1 Releasing

Best Twink Movie:
Horny Schoolboys
Helix Studios

Hottest Rimming:
Killian James and Kyle Kash / Fame Game
NakedSword

Best Web Original Content:
Men.com

Best Videography:
Steve Cruz and Nick Foxx / Total Exposure 1&2
Raging Stallion Studios

Best Fetish Movie:
Under Garment
Gentlemenscloset.com

Best Group:
Tayte Hanson, Levi Karter, Ricky Roman
Meeting Liam / CockyBoys

Hottest Top:
Rocco Steele

Best Actor:
Brendan Patrick / Forgive Me Father 2
Icon Male
&
Mickey Taylor / Fame Game
NakedSword

Best Supporting Actor:
Tex Davidson / Cauke for President
TitanMen

Web Performer of the Year:
Diego Sans