StrangerThings actor brettgelman recently tweeted out his love for Byler & the LGBTQ+ community following Noah Schnapp confirming Will Byers is gay.
Where there are living, breathing characters there are ships, and where there are ships there are heroes like critically acclaimed SAG-nominee Brett Gelman to officially stan — with consent — your faves. After the Stranger Things Season 4 finale, and after actor Noah Schnapp confirmed that Will Byers is gay, Byler has been making the social media circuit.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY In the initial tweet, Gelman efficiently states a healthy support for a wholesome relationship that has the potential to blossom between the two best friends. However, as fans should, Gelman keeps his ship in perspective of the show's natural progression, stating, "If it’s a match then it should be so.
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