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We’re Ready to Watch Trans People Pummel Themselves on ‘T****y Jackass’

Just in time for woke coming back.A new trailer has been released for an all-trans version of Jackass named — well, Tranny Jackass, in a reclamation of a slur that seems fitting to the ethos of the franchise to which it nods. The trailer opens with two trans people revving forward on electric scooters; while one person continues down the asphalt road on their scooter, another jettisons off a tiny wooden ramp into a stop sign with only a bucket for a helmet. After rolling over, the stuntperson says, “Hi I’m Morgan Ward and welcome to Tranny Jackass. - YouTube youtu.be The trailer shows an all-trans group of friends engaging in some of the signature Jackass antics, putting their bodies through a series of physical stunts, gags and pranks. Rachel Wolfson, who appeared as a new member of the Jackass gang in Jackass Forever and Jackass: Best and Last, even commented on the trailer, already begging for a sequel-slash-franchise offshoot named Bad Tranpa. “WE HAD THAT IDEA VERBATIM,” one of the stars, who posted the original trailer on X, replied. The trailer ends with the release date, sharing that the full Tranny Jackass will be available online on December 8, with a live showing of the film at New World, a Minneapolis venue.According to the film’s website, not only will Tranny Jackass be free, it will be released under an Attribution ShareAlike (CC BY-SA) license, giving people the rights to upload it to another site, create derivative work and enjoy it as a creative commons work. The film, however, will not be available on YouTube, given its nudity and sexual content, according to the film’s website. While merch is not yet available, DVDs, VHSs and shirts will be available soon. The original MTV series Jackass, and subsequent films, has long enjoyed a huge LGBTQ+ following, given its ethos of radical acceptance, alternate family vibes, and frankly, its distinctly queer use of the body to make art in unconventional ways.. “Despite its misperception by upt

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