About

LoveAndLightTv, also known as Michael Willis Heard, was a gay Black male OnlyFans model and Twitter / X user who became the subject of Recontextualized Porn when meme creators isolated the audios of his expressive, talkative moaning for videos on Reddit and TikTok, among other social media platforms in the 2020s. Yes King was the first meme taken from a LoveAndLightTv video, followed by many others like I'm a Lion Pizza Chicken, You Don't Deserve My Nut, Who Made That Mess? You Digging In Me, I Need a Break and I'm New Bro, which all surfaced in 2023 and 2024.

LoveAndLightTv and his memes fall under the category of Thugposting, which is the ironic subversion of gay Black male content that spawned out of Hood Irony circles in the late 2010s. The memetic usage of LoveAndLightTv's expressive pillow talk is based on prior memes made about OF creator Dreamybull, known for the Ambatukam meme.

In early November 2025, Michael Willis Heard passed away, per Facebook posts from his friends and family. His death caused a surge of viral posts mourning him.

Background

Michael Willis Heard, aka LoveAndLightTv, grew up in Glendale, California but moved to Atlanta, Georgia as an adult.^[3] Heard was previously a pastor in Columbus, Ohio as early as 2012.^[2] In 2020, Heard was pursuing a PhD.^[3]

Death

On November 9th, 2025, Michael Willis Heard's daughter, Mykel Crumbie, shared a Facebook^[21] post, announcing that her father had passed away. "My daddy man… I'ma miss you so much, king," it read. "This is crazy to me and you really messing up the family with this one." Over one day, the post gained over 3,700 reactions.

Heard's death inspired a surge of viral posts on X^[22] and TikTok^[23] that commemorated him.

Online History

Michael Willis Heard began posting content to Facebook^[1] on April 22nd, 2012. Much of his early content on the platform was related to his faith and homosexuality. Heard posted many selfies from the timeframe (examples from Facebook^[5][6] shown below).

His Twitter / X account was created in 2018. The earliest still accessible tweet^[4] on his account was shared on November 29th, 2019, gaining over 300 likes in five years. One of his first viral posts was a video shared to his X^[7] account on December 30th, 2019, gaining over 7,100 likes in five years.

Heard launched a YouTube^[8] channel called LoveAndLightTV on June 16th, 2020. He started a video podcast there called Kingz in Konversation with his friends Enrique and Mohka. One YouTube^[3] video called "21 Questions – Get To Know The Kingz" was shared on July 13th, in which the three revealed fun facts about themselves (shown below).

Heard also launched the Instagram ^[9] page @loveandlighttv_ on October 20th, 2020.

Thugposting

On March 30th, 2023, LoveAndLightTv posted an explicit video to X^[10] that received 3,500 likes in a year. The video's audio, in which LoveAndLightTv and his sexual partner ThickMuthaFukah are saying, "Is that dick good?" "Yes, king," and "How good is that dick?" was used in since-deleted TikTok^[11][12] videos and photo slideshows starting in early April 2023.

In turn, LoveAndLightTv became the subject of Thugposting memes as the Yes King video spread online. Many of the original TikTok videos have been deleted or their sounds have been removed. Discussions about the Yes King video also spread on /r/hoodironycentral^[13] during the same timeframe.

An early example of a Yes King meme is a since-deleted TikTok reposted by YouTuber^[14] @NalcedNotsgnik on May 26th, 2023, gaining over 7,500 likes in a year (shown below).

Memes and fan edits of LoveAndLightTv surfaced online going into 2023. For instance, on August 16th, TikToker^[15] @yessking_ shared a LoveAndLightTv fancam, gaining over 822,200 plays and 21,500 likes in a year (shown below).

Memes about LoveAndLightTv surfaced en masse going into 2024. For instance, on March 20th, 2024, TikToker^[19] @shitp0st1ng posted a video about trolling a Call of Duty lobby with LoveAndLightTv audios, amassing over 1.8 million plays and 145,600 likes in eight months (shown below).

On November 3rd, TikToker^[20] @sc3pblack posted a video in which he talked about how every time he opened the app he heard a new LoveAndLightTv audio while scrolling his For You page. Over eight days, the video received roughly 248,500 plays and 54,400 likes (shown below).

Related Memes

Yes King

Is That Dick Good? 'Yes King' How Good Is That Dick? refers to an ironic meme that uses an explicit video of two men having sex with one asking, "Is that dick good?" and the other moaning, "Yes king." The original video was uploaded to Twitter / X in March 2023 and features male OnlyFans models ThickMuthaFukah (@Thickmuthafukah) and LoveAndLightTv (@LoveAndLightTv). The audio is the original Thugposting meme that uses a LoveAndLightTv audio.

I'm a Lion Pizza Chicken

I'm a Lion Pizza Chicken refers to a misheard version of the phrase I'm a Lying Piece of Shit King which is a quote from an explicit LoveAndLightTv video. It's the second known LoveAndLightTv soundbite to amass meme attention

You Don't Deserve My Nut

You Don't Deserve My Nut is another explicit LoveAndLightTv audio that gained meme attention on TikTok and Reddit in 2023 and 2024. The original video was posted to Twitter / X in September 2023.

Who Made That Mess?

Who Made That Mess is another explicit LoveAndLightTv audio that gained meme attention on TikTok and Reddit in 2024. The original video was posted to Twitter / X in July 2024.

You Digging In Me

You Digging In Me is another explicit LoveAndLightTv audio that gained meme attention on TikTok and Reddit in 2024. The original video was posted to Twitter / X in July 2024.

I Need a Break

I Need a Break is a LoveAndLightTv audio that gained meme attention on TikTok in October and November 2024. The original video was posted to Twitter / X in September 2023.

Following

By November 11th, 2024, LoveAndLightTv has amassed over 301,000 followers on X,^[16] over 7,900 subscribers on YouTube,^[8] over 12,500 followers on TikTok^[17] and over 7,200 followers on Facebook.^[18]

Search Interest

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