The purpose of this research is to describe how the music videos represent theimage of homosexuality in the era of legalization of same-sex marriage releasedbetween 2012-2014. This research is descriptive qualitative. The method isemployed by watching, classifying and analyzing the data collected by selectingthe scenes, objects and lyrics representing the image of homosexuality. Thesource of main data are three official music videos entitled “Same Love byMacklemore & Ryan Lewis feat Mary Lambert (2012), I still Love You byJennifer Hudson (2014) and Really Don’t Care by Demi Lovato (2014)downloaded from www.youtube.com. The data are in the form of moving images,music and lyrics. The supporting data consist of reviews, pictures, interviews andinformation taken from books, journal, articles, online sources and researches.Since the research is in the scope of American studies which is aninterdisciplinary study, it involves some disciplines which are applied in the formof theory and approach including queer theory, performative theory, semiotictheory and socio-historical approach. From the analysis, the representation ofhomosexuality in the post-legalization of same-sex marriage is not constructed ascomical, villainous, evil, abnormal or problematic. It depicts the image of gaywho is struggling to gain an approval and an acceptance from family, friends andheterosexuals. Due to heterosexism and homophobia, homosexuality emerge asthe victim, target and result of the social hatred and anti-homosexual attitude. Therepresentation of same-sex kissing and gay marriage eliminate the sense of overteroticism and homoerotic stigma stating gay has violated the established norm andvalue. Hence, homosexuality is not judged as a deviant behavior, instead, a way toseek for a self-identification, recognition and truthfulness. Furthermore, therepresentation of masculine look erase the sense of masculinity crisis perceivinggay as effeminate, sissy or flamboyant. The image of gay is presented through thegay pride parade. It serves to express a pride and a visibility for being ahomosexual, to come out from the private space, and to familiarize heterosexualpublic.Keywords: homosexuality, same-sex kissing, gay marriage, representation, musicvideo