NYC bachelors are exposing their disgusting bedrooms — and they don’t care: ‘No hiding who you are’

Bless this mess?

The latest buzzy home-tour web series isn’t showcasing quirky pads or idealistic dream homes but rather the nightmarish rooms of Gen Z and millennial NYC men who live in filth and squalor — and like it that way. The snippets are far from aspirational — think MTV’s “Cribs” meets Lifetime’s “Hoarders” with a hint of A&E’s “Intervention” — but people can’t look away.

“Wow, this is a lot to take in,” comedian Rachel Coster, the brave tour guide for “Boy Rooms,” said upon entering 30-year-old David’s grungy bedroom last week.

While young guys with messy rooms are nothing new, Coster, 28, is giving an honest, yet amusing look inside the chaotic, feral boudoirs of Big Apple Pig-Pens and offers them tips on how to clean up their act.

The Post joined a tour of David’s Brooklyn pad, shuffling around to find somewhere to stand on the bartender and indie filmmaker’s floor, covered in T-shirts, scrap papers, cash and other junk.

It was an interior designer’s nightmare: Everything from the random art posters to the concave bed was slanted, the TV was an inch from falling off the ledge and most items belonged in the trash.