In 1994, with the release of their second album "Deflowered" and an appearance on Outpunk's seminal compilation "Outpunk Dance Party", the band had proven themselves to be one of the more prolific and well-known artists to spring from the budding queercore movement. Also catching the wave of pop punk's mainstream explosion, Pansy Division were asked to tour with Green Day on the band’s 1994 "Dookie" tour, thus introducing the group and queercore to a much larger audience. During the tour's New York stop, the band caught the attention of Howard Stern, who met them backstage, and spent a segment talking about them on his nationally syndicated radio show.