the first queer duolingo story i read was so weird. the dialogue went something like this: “i want to buy some tickets” “how many?” “one for me, one for my gf” “i cannot complete the purchase until your gf is here, do you know where she is?” “no, do you know where she is?” “…no” “can you help me find her” “…uh what’s her name” “she doesn’t have one, i don’t have a gf” “…” “can you help me find one?”
Duolingo is the only company out of these that I’m aware of openly supporting lgbtq+ people year round, I know most of these companies do it as this kind of rainbow capitalism, but I’m proud of being a Duolingo user haha
Fun fact: South Africa has the most rights for lgbtq people out of all the countries in Africa, so they don't really have an excuse to hide the fact that they're "ally"(we all know that they most likely aren't)
As a Latina woman, every Latino I've met hates Latine and Latinx. Latino is gender neutral, if you use anything else a lot of people will hate you because you're changing the language. I don't mean to hate, I just want to give some advice.
I also see the community at each other's throats for a ""more inclusive"" progress flag and I see that fight ending with people realising that the gilbert baker flag was already inclusive enough. People at some point forgot that flags are not mean to explain to people what a queer person is (or what it means to be your specific identity), but as a symbol for freedom and visibility.
I see more and more people using community flags as country flag, forgetting the whole point of queer revolution is abolishing the status quo, not picking fights against one another for 'conquer'
I mean, if you don’t like the flag just move on or choose the original one. There is no harm in updating it. You have the choice to choose the flag you want. Personally I like the newer one but to each their own I guess lol
As a aero-ace person, i dont get how so many people complain about their colors not being in the flag. the flag shows its NATURAL (like rainbows), COLORFUL, and BEAUTIFUL- ???
Latinx isn’t inherently a bad term, but just not the one many in our community chooses to use nowadays because it’s not as easy to pronounce in Spanish. Many opt-in to use Latine instead. However, it was not created by white people like many people believe but rather was created by the Spanish-speaking queer community possibly during protests! And remember y’all, Spanish is the language of the colonizers of our indigenous ancestors! So I have no issue with the term Latinx even though I use Latine.
just to add on, some ppl use latinx as a self identifier as some queer latines feel a disconnect from latine culture so by no means is it incorrect, but latine is a better word to use in general
@@Kelly_Jane Same as latino or latina but ending with AY (like in play) From what I know (not a Spanish speaker, just a learner and linguist) - the other thing about the -e ending instead of -x is that it can be extended to all gendered endings in Spanish, e.g. Ella es bonita (She is pretty) -> Elle es bonite (They are pretty)
"you can't AFFORD to look away from it." yes!! that is sooo important. many of my friends (even queer ones) are always like "I don't want to talk about politics, it makes me sad". THAT IS EXACTLY WHY WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT IT!! If it has such an influence on you, you shouldn't look away! we need to discuss that shit and put it in words!
Yeah they're gonna ignore themselves back into losing gay marriage. We live an inherently political life. And frankly, EVERYONE does, only privileged children think they have the privilege of ignoring it- children of any age, to be clear. Especially right now when this battle is becoming so fucking intense that we are on the brink of straight up losing our actual democracy. I mean Georgia Republicans just voted themselves into no longer having to face charges they don't like- they voted that they can remove a prosecutor at will. We cannot afford to look away or else we'll be living in a straight up fascist theocracy.
@@pumkitdrawz that’s okay! there are a lot of queer artists who understand that 100% (like myself, personally) and are willing to negotiate prices or even do a trade of some kind :) our community is a beautiful thing and there are lots of folks who want our art to be accessible especially for pride! 💚
As a gay trans man of color I personally hate the progress flag. The original flag was supposed to be all inclusive of everyone in the LGBT community. But with the black and brown stripes and the trans flag on it now it's like it's saying that someone like me wasn't being included before. So now I feel singled out and not included.
It also starts to bring about the issue where now that more groups are being represented in it, anyone in the LGBTQ+ community not included will feel left out, and we can’t just keep adding because THERE IS SIMPLY NOT ENOUGH FABRIC. Honestly I thought the original pride flag was perfectly fine and it was good to just associate it with everyone.
Honestly i'm more appealed to the original rainbow flag than the current one as the later is just overcomplicated while the original speaks lounder about diversity, hence the "rainbow" in it. Personally i'm more to choose LGBT+ or LGBTQ instead of drawn out long and that two i've mentioned is alreasy inclusive enough
14:50 queer latina here! this is a pretty complicated topic with a lot of nuance so i’ll try my best to explain gender neutral spanish (we call this lenguaje inclusivo, meaning inclusive language) in spanish (both latin spanish and spanish spanish) when you refer to a mixed group you use the masculine form of the word, but because of the context it’s considered gender neutral. for example, “los chicos” can mean both “the boys” and “the kids”, depending on context, but “las chicas” only means “the girls”. There is a push for the usage of gender neutral words, which are pretty new and not accepted by everyone. the way this works is by adding an -e instead of -o (m) or -a (f) at the end of gendered words. so for example “él es lindo” (he is pretty), “ella es linda” (she is pretty) and now “elle es linde” (they are pretty). with this movement there also started being a push to use gender neutral language when referring to a group. this was also a way to bring attention to the fact that, historically, the reason why masculine is considered neutral is because of misogyny and men being considered the norm (same reason why in english womenkind, for example, is understood to mean only the female population but mankind and humankind are used interchangeably a lot of the time. at many points in history they only ones considered people were white men so there was no need to distinguish those two words). the way this works is by adding -e like before *or* -x. it’s important to add that the -x is only used when writing, it’s supposed to be a place holder for the person reading it. For example, you might write down an announcement that says the word todxs, which can be read as todos (m), todas (f) or todes (neutral). we don’t pronounce the x. i’ll continue with the reactions to inclusive language in the replies to this comment to not make this supper long
This is all very new, i’m from argentina and here this conversation really took off in 2019, i remember radios and news channels making fun of inclusive language and mocking those who used it publicly. it’s a bit better now, but not a lot. here in argentina it was recently banned from schools. there is an institution called the rae, real academia española (royal spanish academy) which is pretty much what it sounds like, an old institution in spain that many consider the authority on the entire spanish language, even in latin america. they don’t like that people are adding things to language and making it inclusive. since many people who are against inclusive language use them a a crutch for they hate the use of the -e and gender neutrality is not only about non binary people or attempting to fighting/point a finger misogyny, but also colonisation and imperialism. there is a lot more to this but i’ll leave it here, i already know no one is going to read all of it
for the word latinx itself i have no insight on its history or cultural conversation, as i’ve only seen it used by people who live in the us. i’ve lived in argentina all my life, i’ve never met anyone in real life who was also from latin america who used that word the way latines in the us do. also the idea that white and latino are intrinsically different things is very much a concept from the usa. white people make up a little less than half of latin american population and in certain countries like argentina its like 70/80%, it’s like saying white people and people with dark hair are different things or when some of you guys say italians aren’t white
I don't really mind the term "latinx", it's just kinda hard to pronounce in Spanish. And while the o is technically gender neutral, we are trying to get people to use e instead because it's just kind of weird to use he/him until proven otherwise, y'know?
Back when I played League (I stopped because I didn't have time and we all know how toxic people get), Riot released a set of free pride icons and when you had one of the icons on you got a pride flag trail in-game when you leave base. Personally I think the icons were cute, they were a bunch of different colored poros (adorable little fluffy guys) stacked on top of each other and all the icons were named after crystals/gemstones. It was cool seeing a bunch of people run around with their pride flag trails. I did encounter homophobes and transphobes, but for the most part we were vibing and it was great
I'm always hesitant to show pride in public spaces/around strangers/ even my PFP because it just feels like I'm putting a target on my back, but I'm happy you were able to find a crowd to vibe with :D
I once encountered someone in League that was actually interested in what non binary means and was open to educating themselves. That was one of the most wholesome interactions I've ever had in a multiplayer game.
I really want to see what the emails say in companies' requests to a graphic designer. Probably something like "Hey! Make a pride logo. Rainbow. Don't change our logo too much though because that would be unacceptable!" Also: Let's get this roast a cookin.
THANK YOU. SO MUCH. For bringing attention to the ‘LatinX’ thing. My Latinos and Latinas friends have been telling me about this and yet I see it again and again and people just don’t know that it’s actually offensive. And yep, gaming community really needs more work.
YES! Someone finally said the ultimate pride flag is getting so complicated and it’s losing its real meaning. Like you said everyone will eventually start to ask what about our flags and stuff and it’s totally unnecessary. As I know, the old rainbow flag was containing all LGBTQA+ community but now, people are changing and even creating new flags and sexualities for their individual weird purposes (y’know, dreamsexual, MAP and stuff 🤢💀💀) It is so disrespectful for the people who had fought or still are fighting for their LGBTQA+ rights…
idek why now anything can be a sexuality... like tf is dreamsexual just cuz u stan a guy doesn't mean it's a new sexuality and also noofence but the guy you stan and call a sexuality Doesn't even know the sexuality exists
To be fair, dreamsexual is an actual sexuality on the asexual spectrum. What it means is someone who only feels sexual attraction in their dreams. The “dreamsexual” that everyone knows is a troll identity surrounding the youtuber dream and mocking the community. Because of this, the real dreamsexual has kinda been drowned out and now you can’t even say the original name of it without people assuming it’s the troll one.
6:58 SO TRUE. Just speaking from experience, the amount of times Aromantic people have been excluded is probably in the millions by now. Also People try to argue that aspecs aren't part of the community for no reason like take that energy someplace else
I really don’t get why people don’t think ace people are part of the community. It’s literally an orientation…? Like? 🤨 Not feeling attraction itself is a type of sexual/romantic orientation??
I'm not Aromantic, but I get so mad knowing that people don't count them as part of the community, like, go outside get some air, and think about what you just said-
@@loveloveaii The biggest argument I’ve seen is that we’re not oppressed for our identity and therefore not queer, which is… so fucked up. ignoring that I have been threatened and oppressed for being ace, to think that being oppressed is mandatory to being in the community is so wild… like the whole point of the community is to make queer people more accepted what do you mean oppression is part of our identity.
@@tomi_k2377 That is the dumbest argument I’ve ever heard. Even if you haven’t necessarily been hate-crimed as much, you have definitely been told your identity isn’t valid, something like “you just haven’t found the one”, and so on. Being oppressed isn’t mandatory to be part of a community that is meant to be accepting. Like, okay, do those people want to actually accept you guys when you ARE oppressed as bad as everyone else?? That’s just stupid. It’s like “oh, you said you’re planning murder? welp! you haven’t actually done it so call back when you have :D”
As a Brazilian, all nouns and adjectives are gendered in Portuguese, so there's no neutral version of latino/latina. However, some people have started using a third gender and saying latine, in order to be more inclusive of nbs and women and not use male-centered language. The same goes for Spanish. Some people write stuff like latinx or latin* , but no one actually talks like that because it's unpronounceable. People have also raised the issue of screen readers and accessibility for blind people. I, personally, prefer saying latin in English, since it's a word that already exists and is gender neutral. I think latine is fine too, but it's "made up" (all language is made up, but this third gender is not consensus yet) and I think it can alienate older people who might not be so aware of LGBTQ issues (I'm sure most of my relatives don't know what nonbinary means). Either way, I don't think it's that bad to use latino either way. Inclusive language is important, but actually fighting for nbs' and women's rights is definitely a much bigger priority. I'd much rather have someone who's by my side and says latino than some congressperson who says latinx but doesn't do anything for advancing the rights of marginalized people.
It's so interesting to see that how other languages try to be more genderneutral and that one solution in Portugese seems to be * just like in German (feels like the whole country is fighting about gender neutral language though...)
(Im Mexican my first language is Spanish so excuse any mistakes please ) 14:25 omg imma go on a whole rant abt this, latino can be used as gender neutral but some people rather using something else because like you said it is used as masculine too, don’t use latinx is you want to be gender neutral tho it was indeed made by non-latinos, Latinx is unnecessary and hard to pronounce like it annoys me so much just use “latine” like what was the need of an x it isn’t a vocal, we have “ o “ that is a vocal usually used for masculine terms like = Latino, we have “ a “ that is a vocal usually used for feminine terms like = Latina, and you can just use “ e “ as a neutral one = latine, I just can’t describe how much I despite latinx it breaks our gramatical rules in a way that doesn’t make sense, “e” is the one that makes more sense, In conclusion: latino is perfectly fine but if you want a fully neutral one use latine not latinx
I love your take on consumerism. More people need to see it that way, meanwhile I just sound like a conspiracy theorist when talking about it casually with my friends lol
I'm mexican and I can tell you that we hate the latinx thing, we don't use it and we just added it to our "shut up gringos" list of things. Love ur vids btw, specially how you do your eyeshadow :D
I really like the progressive flag with the rainbow / brack brown / trans stripes. I feel that it encompasses everyone that is part of the lgbtq community well - rainbow for different sexualities, trans for trans people of all different kinds, and black / brown as appreciation for the ppl of colour who were very important in lgbtq history.
@@emartin29 i like it but i don’t like it with the intersex flag. just because i hate the gender flags that are neutral bc they always use purple and yellow which is SO HIDEOUS PLEASEEE use different neutral colors like green or orange 😞
I mean, the rainbow already included genders, intersex people and people of color. It is nice to have a specific flag for trans POC, but as a specific flag for trans POC, not as the main flag. The first flag with the pink and teal was perfect tbh.
also using an e is another way to be gender neutral. many enby Spanish speakers want a specific letter that separates them from men using the o. and the x doesn't even make the same sound in spanish so yeah... no
@@conejitorosada2326 -a is feminine pronunciation, -o is usually masculine (but can also be used gender neutral in some situations) and -e is completely gender neutral
The problem I have with the mercedes logo is that it doesn’t actually have a rainbow on it, you wouldn’t be able to tell it’s pride unless you were told. They just slapped some colors on it and were like “pride”
im sure the people the pride flag would offend will be offended by anything barely resembling rainbow on a logo that month tbh, and it means the rest of us dont have to see the flag 500 times
Since you're talking about love island, South Korea are pupöishing their first gay couple match shows and they are said to be really good and funny. Would be cool to see you react to them once they are out XD
I like the original flag, and only could have this flag, a "symbol of hope". I love its story and how it came out, simple, coloured. I understand the need to define our orientation, but I love the fact that the basic flac just represents everyone without distinction
Frederic THANK YOU for explaining that Latino is a GENDER-NEUTRAL TERM! (example: I’m Latina AND Latino) And that Latinx was created by NON-LATINOS. also, I personally dislike the use of Latinx, but to each their own. If you feel comfortable using Latinx or Latine, go ahead.
Man this year Duo legit lost their tiktok verification bcz of their pride pfp (mass reporting) yet they stood for the community and kept the pfp. W duolingo, most companies would have buckled down and changed the pfp and forgot about us under that much fire. (COUGH COUGH TARGET WITH THEIR PRIDE COLLECTION)
i did like the skittles campaign where it was like all gray and said something like “we’re giving up our rainbow so that LGBTQ+ artists can share theirs” which i think is really cool
How is nobody commenting about Frederic’s outfit? It’s beautiful 😍!Love your videos! Awesome to still see Pride videos after June because I think Pride should be loud and proud all year around. Keep up the good work! 😉👍
Happy disability pride month! Queer pride may be over, but there’s still so many amazing groups of people we can celebrate every month. Also, your birthday is on Stonewall day! Cool.
This might be a little random but I just wanted to say thank you Frederic, I’ve been questioning for years and honestly your videos have just made me feel so safe amidst all the confusion and frustration. I don’t really “know” who I “am” yet but I’m me and that’s enough for me. + HAPPY BIRTHDAY BESTIE
Many important things were said in this video! This video made me realize how much shit non white, non cishet, non Christian, ECT communities just take because they've probably been through worse already, or are just so tired of speaking out and nobody listening/people hating on them.
Fredric you have helped me so much through my journey as a lesbian and bisexual woman I have learned so much from you and now I’m excited to tell you I’m now out of the closet and I feel so relieved because of you!❤❤❤
16:56 Why did they do Urban DeSLAY when they could have changed one letter and do Urban DeGAY? ._. Like that would have been way better and far less cheesy than Urban DeSLAY LMAO Missed opportunity smh 😔
The progress flag is FUGGLY. The more you include specific people, the less inclusive the flag becomes, and that’s alright, we can have specific flags for specific movements inside the LGBT, but we do not need the progress chevron or the progress bars on the main flag, because they’re ugly and somewhat exclusive
exactly, the rainbow symbolises our diversities and what makes us different, and that we are all equal no matter who we are so adding more stripes would be less inclusive in a sense
As a younger person who's part of the community I absolutely love watching your videos. Your one of the few creators who actually makes me happy. Love ya Frederic
I actually hate the walmart one bc they could've put the colours in the right order and made it loop but they messed even that up. Colours look good though
Bethesda Game Studios is actually owned by Microsoft, as is Xbox. and Bethesda works under Xbox from my understanding. So, their shitty logo most likely came from the same place.
I'm Latino and if they wanted to use a gender neutral version then Latine should be used since E is the one trying to be used for gender neutral. The X thing is just out of touch from the language imo
I wonder why these companies do not use pride logos in Saudi Arabia or Iran. It is so hypocritical for them not to change the logo if it costs them business.
Honestly I’d say that Duolingo is pretty inclusive all year around, if you actually start learning a language one of the first stories you get is a girl looking for her girlfriend in the airport. And then when you get conversational enough you also talk about queer couples.
I probably shouldn't defend GAP, but I don't think the 1969 is related to Stonewall. I think they've been doing 1969 merch for years, year-round. If I had to guess, I'd think they established their brand, GAP in 1969.
At the high profile company I work for (starts with T) the Employee Resource Group is pretty DYI so most of our pride march is designed by someone in the group, which is why ours usually doesn't suck. Funny story related to this, whoever ordered the Trans stickers was from purchasing or production or something and they usually ordered stickers for safety that come in these huge 1000 rolls, so someone ordered trans stickers and we had them at every ERG meeting forever and EVERYONE had trans stickers for the longest time. Also Cisco makes servers.
i actually got the scent from bath and body, and it's surprisingly really nice. I hate the smell of hand sanitizers but my mom bought me that as well, and it's the only one i've ever liked. props to bath and body this year lol
26:03: gap was founded in 1969. they’ve had “gap 1969” shirts for years because it’s the year it was founded. i see where it’s a pride shirt that it could be misconstrued, but the reason it has 1969 is because it’s the year it was founded, and it’s keeping consistent with a lot of their previous designs, not necessarily trying to “insert themselves”, at least from my point of view. but i am not a part of the lgbtq+ community, so it’s not my place to decide that, just wanted to point out the reason they had 1969. if i’ve overstepped, please tell me!
18:59 I got to love always wins lotion but I got it in 2023 and the desing is wayyyys better,it is basically a bunch of colored dots in pride colours including black and brown! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤
Well I’m from Latin America, I speak Spanish and I was actually born there and there is not like a way to actually refer to non-binary people, like instead of using Ella or Él we use like Elle or some people use Ellx, but nobody use these before and it’s not like actually approved or something, I prefer using ellx I think it’s nicer but some other people prefer using elle, it depends on the person but what I have seen is that more people use ellx and it’s not as problematic as elle, oh and also people most of the time they joke about elle but not about ellx idk, that’s what I have seen
first of all your videos are so so good and i admire the way you try your best to bring awareness to different issues while including everyone! i wanted to talk about the latinx thing though! using latinos, while historically considered gender neutral, would be like using "guys" as gender neutral. and since everything in spanish is gendered, we've been trying to introduce different forms of inclusive language, and that includes anything that replaces the gendered vowel in a word. ie latine, latinx and latin@ are valid, but since latinx or latin@ can be hard to read or pronounce, some prefer to use the e as gender neutral. and from what i understand, the term latinx was coined by latin people living in USA. latines FROM latam don't really identify as latine, we identify as the country we're from (ie i'm argentinian). do correct me if i got anything wrong, but please let's not start a debate. have a great day! ps: something incredibly ironic is that even nonbinary in spanish is gendered
Flo from Progressive did a blurred rainbow in the twitter pfp and switched back to a blank white space behind her 💀. But the account is apparently down with putting pronouns in the bio.
It peeves me so bad bc like yes if you want to use Latinx that's fine you're good you do you but when non Latinos try to lecture me on it like I don't already knoe im gonna be a bit upset about it. Like yes there are gendered terms but it's gender neutral in our language. X isn't even pronounced like that in spanish. You don't get to change that because our language doesn't follow the rules of your own. And you certainly don't get to enforce it on us when you're not even Latino. Edit: there's also Latine which is the SPANISH gender neutral term, not Latinx
WHO CARES ABOUT THE FLAG. why are we so focus on representing everyone on a flag and not actually forwarding queer people. like a lot of people are complaining about, "what about our flag", but pointing out our existence doesn't help our existence
isn’t the whole point that it’s a rainbow with every colour… representing everyone..? it already represents everyone. we have this overall flag to represent everyone, and then individual ones for smaller communities. i’m ace and probably aro and don’t feel like “my” flag needs anymore representation. i’d rather people learn about my identity and experience than focus on a flag. although, i’m biased because i dislike the ace flags. sorry this comment was a mess lol i can’t think straight, but i agree with you
@@LyricAbyss well fu. if you're don't like the lgbtqiap+ community and this channel, why are you even watching it?! you seem pretty obsessed with the community for a homophobe, just saying :/
I saw someone at walmart today put some shirts on the ground and I went over there to pick them up and saw they had a rainbow micky design on it... thought it was homophobic at first but then saw there was another pride shirt next to them that he didn't touch so maybe he jus didn't like disney which is more understandable🤷
It's funny to me that you've never heard of Unilever, it's a giant food company that owns a lot of smaller brands. At least in the Netherlands they're really big.
I really love Duolingo's stories with the queer characters. They make me feel included lol
Same. I honestly appreciate it more than I should 😅
the first queer duolingo story i read was so weird. the dialogue went something like this:
“i want to buy some tickets”
“how many?”
“one for me, one for my gf”
“i cannot complete the purchase until your gf is here, do you know where she is?”
“no, do you know where she is?”
“…no”
“can you help me find her”
“…uh what’s her name”
“she doesn’t have one, i don’t have a gf”
“…”
“can you help me find one?”
@@wthleo ah, gays
@@wthleo lmao what
@@wthleo i remember that one!! she even described what her gf was like only to reveal that she was just fantasizing 😭
Duolingo is the only company out of these that I’m aware of openly supporting lgbtq+ people year round, I know most of these companies do it as this kind of rainbow capitalism, but I’m proud of being a Duolingo user haha
Same
they have canonically LGBTQ+ characters. This owl with a love for violence is an ALLY
the duolingo owl being in a canon gay relationship w an owl on a disney show 😭
@@violetmaritime i was so confused about this then i looked this up and fell into a hootlingo rabbithole
“Elsa ja Anna ovat naimimissen”
Fun fact: South Africa has the most rights for lgbtq people out of all the countries in Africa, so they don't really have an excuse to hide the fact that they're "ally"(we all know that they most likely aren't)
Yes in theory at least 😭
it's pretty cool
@@potlakokhoabane6018 Yeahhh, the people here aren't the best when it comes to that, but at least we have rights :')
Yay for rights
South Africa does have Pride, it's just in October and not June bc June is Youth Month here
In Duolingo I always get sentences like “Anna and Lisa are lesbians. They are in a great relationship”
Bro what duo gave me sentences like ‘I like childrens’ this is not fair (coming from a Lesbian)
I get similar sentences lol
What language?
@@RaeThePsycho it was English since it’s not my first language
@@Ruby-736 oh cool.
The gender neutral term is actually latine with an E, but Latino is also gender neutral technically.
latine sounds so pretty tbh. but yeah latinx
As a Latina woman, every Latino I've met hates Latine and Latinx. Latino is gender neutral, if you use anything else a lot of people will hate you because you're changing the language. I don't mean to hate, I just want to give some advice.
@@labyrinthine444 I thought latinx was pretty
@@crvstaliine idk but it’s technically not the correct term and it’s also just kinda hard to say and doesn’t look great
honestly speaking as a latino, no one that is latino uses the word latinx, or latine, we end up just saying latino
I also see the community at each other's throats for a ""more inclusive"" progress flag and I see that fight ending with people realising that the gilbert baker flag was already inclusive enough.
People at some point forgot that flags are not mean to explain to people what a queer person is (or what it means to be your specific identity), but as a symbol for freedom and visibility.
Yeah, also, the more inclusive and specific you make the flag, the more exclusive you make it
@@eddie-roo exactly why i prefer the original rainbow flag
Plus the progress flag is kinda ugly
I see more and more people using community flags as country flag, forgetting the whole point of queer revolution is abolishing the status quo, not picking fights against one another for 'conquer'
I mean, if you don’t like the flag just move on or choose the original one. There is no harm in updating it. You have the choice to choose the flag you want. Personally I like the newer one but to each their own I guess lol
As a aero-ace person, i dont get how so many people complain about their colors not being in the flag. the flag shows its NATURAL (like rainbows), COLORFUL, and BEAUTIFUL- ???
ah yes chocolate ace
What is aero ace
@@felissylvestris6557 i think that they meant "aroace" which means that you feel little or no sexual and romantic attraction
@@g4briel011 ok thanks
Oooo as a fellow aroace which aroace flag is your favorite?
Thanks for bringing awareness to the "don't say gay" bill, as I haven't seen many lgbtqia+ influencers or creators bring attention to this.
THANK YOU FOR THE SUPER THANKS!!! sorry i didn't see this earlier
Latinx isn’t inherently a bad term, but just not the one many in our community chooses to use nowadays because it’s not as easy to pronounce in Spanish. Many opt-in to use Latine instead. However, it was not created by white people like many people believe but rather was created by the Spanish-speaking queer community possibly during protests! And remember y’all, Spanish is the language of the colonizers of our indigenous ancestors! So I have no issue with the term Latinx even though I use Latine.
Thank you for posting this I was sooo confused when he said that
just to add on, some ppl use latinx as a self identifier as some queer latines feel a disconnect from latine culture so by no means is it incorrect, but latine is a better word to use in general
Just so I get it right, is that pronounced "la-teen"?
@@Kelly_Jane Same as latino or latina but ending with AY (like in play)
From what I know (not a Spanish speaker, just a learner and linguist) - the other thing about the -e ending instead of -x is that it can be extended to all gendered endings in Spanish, e.g. Ella es bonita (She is pretty) -> Elle es bonite (They are pretty)
@@4C51 No. It is not pronounced as "ay". The "e" is pronounced as an "eh", like the "e" in "the" or "less" for example.
Being gay is pretty normalised in South Africa; pride month just isn't as big here
Festivals are usually held between Dec-Feb cuz its summer
Pride in South Africa is actually in October and not June, as June is Youth Month in SA
"you can't AFFORD to look away from it."
yes!! that is sooo important. many of my friends (even queer ones) are always like "I don't want to talk about politics, it makes me sad". THAT IS EXACTLY WHY WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT IT!! If it has such an influence on you, you shouldn't look away! we need to discuss that shit and put it in words!
Yeah they're gonna ignore themselves back into losing gay marriage. We live an inherently political life. And frankly, EVERYONE does, only privileged children think they have the privilege of ignoring it- children of any age, to be clear. Especially right now when this battle is becoming so fucking intense that we are on the brink of straight up losing our actual democracy. I mean Georgia Republicans just voted themselves into no longer having to face charges they don't like- they voted that they can remove a prosecutor at will. We cannot afford to look away or else we'll be living in a straight up fascist theocracy.
the best way to get cool pride swag (even better stuff than the corporations could ever imagine) is by supporting queer artists and small businesses!
what if i dont have the money-
@@pumkitdrawz that’s okay! there are a lot of queer artists who understand that 100% (like myself, personally) and are willing to negotiate prices or even do a trade of some kind :) our community is a beautiful thing and there are lots of folks who want our art to be accessible especially for pride! 💚
As a gay trans man of color I personally hate the progress flag. The original flag was supposed to be all inclusive of everyone in the LGBT community. But with the black and brown stripes and the trans flag on it now it's like it's saying that someone like me wasn't being included before. So now I feel singled out and not included.
exactly
It also starts to bring about the issue where now that more groups are being represented in it, anyone in the LGBTQ+ community not included will feel left out, and we can’t just keep adding because THERE IS SIMPLY NOT ENOUGH FABRIC. Honestly I thought the original pride flag was perfectly fine and it was good to just associate it with everyone.
Honestly i'm more appealed to the original rainbow flag than the current one as the later is just overcomplicated while the original speaks lounder about diversity, hence the "rainbow" in it.
Personally i'm more to choose LGBT+ or LGBTQ instead of drawn out long and that two i've mentioned is alreasy inclusive enough
The moment I saw the “bottom friendly foods” I lost it. I DIED, Frederic.
14:50 queer latina here! this is a pretty complicated topic with a lot of nuance so i’ll try my best to explain gender neutral spanish (we call this lenguaje inclusivo, meaning inclusive language)
in spanish (both latin spanish and spanish spanish) when you refer to a mixed group you use the masculine form of the word, but because of the context it’s considered gender neutral. for example, “los chicos” can mean both “the boys” and “the kids”, depending on context, but “las chicas” only means “the girls”.
There is a push for the usage of gender neutral words, which are pretty new and not accepted by everyone. the way this works is by adding an -e instead of -o (m) or -a (f) at the end of gendered words. so for example “él es lindo” (he is pretty), “ella es linda” (she is pretty) and now “elle es linde” (they are pretty).
with this movement there also started being a push to use gender neutral language when referring to a group. this was also a way to bring attention to the fact that, historically, the reason why masculine is considered neutral is because of misogyny and men being considered the norm (same reason why in english womenkind, for example, is understood to mean only the female population but mankind and humankind are used interchangeably a lot of the time. at many points in history they only ones considered people were white men so there was no need to distinguish those two words).
the way this works is by adding -e like before *or* -x. it’s important to add that the -x is only used when writing, it’s supposed to be a place holder for the person reading it.
For example, you might write down an announcement that says the word todxs, which can be read as todos (m), todas (f) or todes (neutral). we don’t pronounce the x.
i’ll continue with the reactions to inclusive language in the replies to this comment to not make this supper long
This is all very new, i’m from argentina and here this conversation really took off in 2019, i remember radios and news channels making fun of inclusive language and mocking those who used it publicly. it’s a bit better now, but not a lot. here in argentina it was recently banned from schools.
there is an institution called the rae, real academia española (royal spanish academy) which is pretty much what it sounds like, an old institution in spain that many consider the authority on the entire spanish language, even in latin america. they don’t like that people are adding things to language and making it inclusive. since many people who are against inclusive language use them a a crutch for they hate the use of the -e and gender neutrality is not only about non binary people or attempting to fighting/point a finger misogyny, but also colonisation and imperialism.
there is a lot more to this but i’ll leave it here, i already know no one is going to read all of it
for the word latinx itself i have no insight on its history or cultural conversation, as i’ve only seen it used by people who live in the us. i’ve lived in argentina all my life, i’ve never met anyone in real life who was also from latin america who used that word the way latines in the us do.
also the idea that white and latino are intrinsically different things is very much a concept from the usa. white people make up a little less than half of latin american population and in certain countries like argentina its like 70/80%, it’s like saying white people and people with dark hair are different things or when some of you guys say italians aren’t white
@@kikilatorrehooo! boy, these took me like 10 mins to read.
thank you sm for the explanation! I understand way more now
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this all!
“a house divided cannot stand,” that’s what in-fighting members of the lgbtq community need to remember.
Abe Lincoln is an Ally
I don't really mind the term "latinx", it's just kinda hard to pronounce in Spanish. And while the o is technically gender neutral, we are trying to get people to use e instead because it's just kind of weird to use he/him until proven otherwise, y'know?
Back when I played League (I stopped because I didn't have time and we all know how toxic people get), Riot released a set of free pride icons and when you had one of the icons on you got a pride flag trail in-game when you leave base. Personally I think the icons were cute, they were a bunch of different colored poros (adorable little fluffy guys) stacked on top of each other and all the icons were named after crystals/gemstones. It was cool seeing a bunch of people run around with their pride flag trails. I did encounter homophobes and transphobes, but for the most part we were vibing and it was great
I'm always hesitant to show pride in public spaces/around strangers/ even my PFP because it just feels like I'm putting a target on my back, but I'm happy you were able to find a crowd to vibe with :D
Also with the Xbox pride pfps!! They've kept them forever and I'm glad they did
I once encountered someone in League that was actually interested in what non binary means and was open to educating themselves. That was one of the most wholesome interactions I've ever had in a multiplayer game.
I really want to see what the emails say in companies' requests to a graphic designer. Probably something like "Hey! Make a pride logo. Rainbow. Don't change our logo too much though because that would be unacceptable!"
Also: Let's get this roast a cookin.
THANK YOU. SO MUCH. For bringing attention to the ‘LatinX’ thing. My Latinos and Latinas friends have been telling me about this and yet I see it again and again and people just don’t know that it’s actually offensive.
And yep, gaming community really needs more work.
YES! Someone finally said the ultimate pride flag is getting so complicated and it’s losing its real meaning. Like you said everyone will eventually start to ask what about our flags and stuff and it’s totally unnecessary. As I know, the old rainbow flag was containing all LGBTQA+ community but now, people are changing and even creating new flags and sexualities for their individual weird purposes (y’know, dreamsexual, MAP and stuff 🤢💀💀)
It is so disrespectful for the people who had fought or still are fighting for their LGBTQA+ rights…
idek why now anything can be a sexuality...
like tf is dreamsexual
just cuz u stan a guy doesn't mean it's a new sexuality and also noofence but the guy you stan and call a sexuality Doesn't even know the sexuality exists
To be fair, dreamsexual is an actual sexuality on the asexual spectrum. What it means is someone who only feels sexual attraction in their dreams. The “dreamsexual” that everyone knows is a troll identity surrounding the youtuber dream and mocking the community.
Because of this, the real dreamsexual has kinda been drowned out and now you can’t even say the original name of it without people assuming it’s the troll one.
Ikr@@northied2629
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SO TRUE. Just speaking from experience, the amount of times Aromantic people have been excluded is probably in the millions by now. Also People try to argue that aspecs aren't part of the community for no reason like take that energy someplace else
I really don’t get why people don’t think ace people are part of the community. It’s literally an orientation…? Like? 🤨 Not feeling attraction itself is a type of sexual/romantic orientation??
I'm not Aromantic, but I get so mad knowing that people don't count them as part of the community, like, go outside get some air, and think about what you just said-
@@loveloveaii The biggest argument I’ve seen is that we’re not oppressed for our identity and therefore not queer, which is… so fucked up.
ignoring that I have been threatened and oppressed for being ace, to think that being oppressed is mandatory to being in the community is so wild… like the whole point of the community is to make queer people more accepted what do you mean oppression is part of our identity.
I'm aroace and it's annoying bcuz I have to be in small groups and not just pride groups because there's NO representation
@@tomi_k2377 That is the dumbest argument I’ve ever heard. Even if you haven’t necessarily been hate-crimed as much, you have definitely been told your identity isn’t valid, something like “you just haven’t found the one”, and so on. Being oppressed isn’t mandatory to be part of a community that is meant to be accepting. Like, okay, do those people want to actually accept you guys when you ARE oppressed as bad as everyone else?? That’s just stupid. It’s like “oh, you said you’re planning murder? welp! you haven’t actually done it so call back when you have :D”
As a Brazilian, all nouns and adjectives are gendered in Portuguese, so there's no neutral version of latino/latina. However, some people have started using a third gender and saying latine, in order to be more inclusive of nbs and women and not use male-centered language. The same goes for Spanish.
Some people write stuff like latinx or latin* , but no one actually talks like that because it's unpronounceable. People have also raised the issue of screen readers and accessibility for blind people.
I, personally, prefer saying latin in English, since it's a word that already exists and is gender neutral. I think latine is fine too, but it's "made up" (all language is made up, but this third gender is not consensus yet) and I think it can alienate older people who might not be so aware of LGBTQ issues (I'm sure most of my relatives don't know what nonbinary means).
Either way, I don't think it's that bad to use latino either way. Inclusive language is important, but actually fighting for nbs' and women's rights is definitely a much bigger priority. I'd much rather have someone who's by my side and says latino than some congressperson who says latinx but doesn't do anything for advancing the rights of marginalized people.
It's so interesting to see that how other languages try to be more genderneutral and that one solution in Portugese seems to be * just like in German (feels like the whole country is fighting about gender neutral language though...)
(Im Mexican my first language is Spanish so excuse any mistakes please )
14:25 omg imma go on a whole rant abt this, latino can be used as gender neutral but some people rather using something else because like you said it is used as masculine too, don’t use latinx is you want to be gender neutral tho it was indeed made by non-latinos,
Latinx is unnecessary and hard to pronounce like it annoys me so much just use “latine” like what was the need of an x it isn’t a vocal, we have “ o “ that is a vocal usually used for masculine terms like = Latino, we have “ a “ that is a vocal usually used for feminine terms like = Latina, and you can just use “ e “ as a neutral one = latine, I just can’t describe how much I despite latinx it breaks our gramatical rules in a way that doesn’t make sense, “e” is the one that makes more sense,
In conclusion: latino is perfectly fine but if you want a fully neutral one use latine not latinx
I recently discovered something called “Disability Pride Month” it’s in July and it celebrates people with disabilities.
Duolingo’s pride logo is a slay tbh-
I love your take on consumerism. More people need to see it that way, meanwhile I just sound like a conspiracy theorist when talking about it casually with my friends lol
Frederic - "Y'all are not safe."
also Frederic - "Y'all are safe... for now.'
I'm mexican and I can tell you that we hate the latinx thing, we don't use it and we just added it to our "shut up gringos" list of things.
Love ur vids btw, specially how you do your eyeshadow :D
Gringx :trollface:
This was my first pride month being out! I’m so happy I can express myself now!!
Omg that's amazing! Be your beautiful self 💖
I love the look Frederic! You look like a golden princess :) ✨
I really like the progressive flag with the rainbow / brack brown / trans stripes. I feel that it encompasses everyone that is part of the lgbtq community well - rainbow for different sexualities, trans for trans people of all different kinds, and black / brown as appreciation for the ppl of colour who were very important in lgbtq history.
Its meaning is good, but I really don't think it looks good aesthetically...
@@emartin29 i like it but i don’t like it with the intersex flag. just because i hate the gender flags that are neutral bc they always use purple and yellow which is SO HIDEOUS PLEASEEE use different neutral colors like green or orange 😞
@@violetmaritime do u mean complimentary? green and orange/purple and yellow are probably the least neutral combos I can think of lol
@@violetmaritime purple and yellow are complementaries and they look pretty nice, what are you talking about?
I mean, the rainbow already included genders, intersex people and people of color. It is nice to have a specific flag for trans POC, but as a specific flag for trans POC, not as the main flag.
The first flag with the pink and teal was perfect tbh.
also using an e is another way to be gender neutral. many enby Spanish speakers want a specific letter that separates them from men using the o. and the x doesn't even make the same sound in spanish so yeah... no
I thought the -o was gender neutral?? Sometimes even the -a is gender neutral like "personas"
@@conejitorosada2326 -a is feminine pronunciation, -o is usually masculine (but can also be used gender neutral in some situations) and -e is completely gender neutral
The problem I have with the mercedes logo is that it doesn’t actually have a rainbow on it, you wouldn’t be able to tell it’s pride unless you were told. They just slapped some colors on it and were like “pride”
That’s why I like it more than any other logo, it takes the rainbow and makes it unique to their brand instead of “slapping the flag” on it
That’s a very good point!
im sure the people the pride flag would offend will be offended by anything barely resembling rainbow on a logo that month tbh, and it means the rest of us dont have to see the flag 500 times
Since you're talking about love island, South Korea are pupöishing their first gay couple match shows and they are said to be really good and funny. Would be cool to see you react to them once they are out XD
I like the original flag, and only could have this flag, a "symbol of hope". I love its story and how it came out, simple, coloured. I understand the need to define our orientation, but I love the fact that the basic flac just represents everyone without distinction
Frederic THANK YOU for explaining that Latino is a GENDER-NEUTRAL TERM! (example: I’m Latina AND Latino) And that Latinx was created by NON-LATINOS.
also, I personally dislike the use of Latinx, but to each their own. If you feel comfortable using Latinx or Latine, go ahead.
Next pride, PLEASE do fabletics’ pride collection. It’s actually not that bad compared to other companies. *cough cough* target/walmart
Man this year Duo legit lost their tiktok verification bcz of their pride pfp (mass reporting) yet they stood for the community and kept the pfp. W duolingo, most companies would have buckled down and changed the pfp and forgot about us under that much fire. (COUGH COUGH TARGET WITH THEIR PRIDE COLLECTION)
Fr, W Duolingo
i did like the skittles campaign where it was like all gray and said something like “we’re giving up our rainbow so that LGBTQ+ artists can share theirs” which i think is really cool
its nice to see pride talk not just in pride month!
abt the latinx thing
im brazilian and i prefer the term latine, its just better and more pronounceable, specially in portuguese
How is nobody commenting about Frederic’s outfit? It’s beautiful 😍!Love your videos! Awesome to still see Pride videos after June because I think Pride should be loud and proud all year around. Keep up the good work! 😉👍
"And remember, we do not need to argue within our own community right now." 💐
Happy disability pride month! Queer pride may be over, but there’s still so many amazing groups of people we can celebrate every month.
Also, your birthday is on Stonewall day! Cool.
This might be a little random but I just wanted to say thank you Frederic, I’ve been questioning for years and honestly your videos have just made me feel so safe amidst all the confusion and frustration. I don’t really “know” who I “am” yet but I’m me and that’s enough for me. + HAPPY BIRTHDAY BESTIE
Many important things were said in this video! This video made me realize how much shit non white, non cishet, non Christian, ECT communities just take because they've probably been through worse already, or are just so tired of speaking out and nobody listening/people hating on them.
Fredric you have helped me so much through my journey as a lesbian and bisexual woman I have learned so much from you and now I’m excited to tell you I’m now out of the closet and I feel so relieved because of you!❤❤❤
the fact that i was just about to do my makeup and then your video pops up in my notifs- ily 😭🫶🏽
16:56 Why did they do Urban DeSLAY when they could have changed one letter and do Urban DeGAY? ._.
Like that would have been way better and far less cheesy than Urban DeSLAY LMAO
Missed opportunity smh 😔
The progress flag is FUGGLY. The more you include specific people, the less inclusive the flag becomes, and that’s alright, we can have specific flags for specific movements inside the LGBT, but we do not need the progress chevron or the progress bars on the main flag, because they’re ugly and somewhat exclusive
exactly, the rainbow symbolises our diversities and what makes us different, and that we are all equal no matter who we are so adding more stripes would be less inclusive in a sense
One Google search says GAP was founded Aug 21, 1969
That aside, great vid, though. As a graphic designer, I love graphic design choices being roasted.
Hiiii❤️I love you so much and you helped me come to acceptance with my self 🥺
As a younger person who's part of the community I absolutely love watching your videos. Your one of the few creators who actually makes me happy. Love ya Frederic
I actually hate the walmart one bc they could've put the colours in the right order and made it loop but they messed even that up. Colours look good though
Bethesda Game Studios is actually owned by Microsoft, as is Xbox. and Bethesda works under Xbox from my understanding. So, their shitty logo most likely came from the same place.
I’m always amazed at how well your makeup is done. I struggle with mascara LMAO
happy birthday! 🥳🎈🎉🪅
another amazing upload by you :DD
also that outfit iss gorgeous
The thing I like about Xbox is that they added rainbow flags as an option for your profile picture, and they have kept it for the whole year!
I'm Latino and if they wanted to use a gender neutral version then Latine should be used since E is the one trying to be used for gender neutral. The X thing is just out of touch from the language imo
WHY IS HE ACTUALLY MAJESTIC THO
Happy Birthday Frederic! I hope your special day is as fabulous as you!✌❤🇨🇦🎂🍦🎉
Frederic idc even if you know that you're beautiful, you know to acknowledge it again. You are STUNNING like wow !
I wonder why these companies do not use pride logos in Saudi Arabia or Iran. It is so hypocritical for them not to change the logo if it costs them business.
Honestly I’d say that Duolingo is pretty inclusive all year around, if you actually start learning a language one of the first stories you get is a girl looking for her girlfriend in the airport. And then when you get conversational enough you also talk about queer couples.
I probably shouldn't defend GAP, but I don't think the 1969 is related to Stonewall. I think they've been doing 1969 merch for years, year-round. If I had to guess, I'd think they established their brand, GAP in 1969.
exactly it, its just a quick google search
At the high profile company I work for (starts with T) the Employee Resource Group is pretty DYI so most of our pride march is designed by someone in the group, which is why ours usually doesn't suck. Funny story related to this, whoever ordered the Trans stickers was from purchasing or production or something and they usually ordered stickers for safety that come in these huge 1000 rolls, so someone ordered trans stickers and we had them at every ERG meeting forever and EVERYONE had trans stickers for the longest time. Also Cisco makes servers.
You seriously look fantastic today💖
fax lol
i actually got the scent from bath and body, and it's surprisingly really nice. I hate the smell of hand sanitizers but my mom bought me that as well, and it's the only one i've ever liked. props to bath and body this year lol
So happy we get more of this content!! Also I love your outfit
my fyp on tiktok is filled with lgbtq+ and poc people (and books) and it’s amazing
26:03: gap was founded in 1969. they’ve had “gap 1969” shirts for years because it’s the year it was founded. i see where it’s a pride shirt that it could be misconstrued, but the reason it has 1969 is because it’s the year it was founded, and it’s keeping consistent with a lot of their previous designs, not necessarily trying to “insert themselves”, at least from my point of view. but i am not a part of the lgbtq+ community, so it’s not my place to decide that, just wanted to point out the reason they had 1969. if i’ve overstepped, please tell me!
18:59 I got to love always wins lotion but I got it in 2023 and the desing is wayyyys better,it is basically a bunch of colored dots in pride colours including black and brown! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤
Happy belated birthday! And yes you do look amazing ✨
Also I think you were taking about Artic Monkeys 😂
5:58
10:23 YALL YOU CAN SEE THE YELLOW OUTLINE OF THE LOGO STILL 😭👊 STRAIGHT UP MS PAINT BUCKET THAT SHIT
LMFAO 😭😭
Well I’m from Latin America, I speak Spanish and I was actually born there and there is not like a way to actually refer to non-binary people, like instead of using Ella or Él we use like Elle or some people use Ellx, but nobody use these before and it’s not like actually approved or something, I prefer using ellx I think it’s nicer but some other people prefer using elle, it depends on the person but what I have seen is that more people use ellx and it’s not as problematic as elle, oh and also people most of the time they joke about elle but not about ellx idk, that’s what I have seen
Frederic Chan is winning EVERYTHING!!
“im not fucking british, bitch” 5:38
that honestly cracked me up
6:09 bethesda out here trying to hypotize gay people with those colours
first of all your videos are so so good and i admire the way you try your best to bring awareness to different issues while including everyone! i wanted to talk about the latinx thing though! using latinos, while historically considered gender neutral, would be like using "guys" as gender neutral. and since everything in spanish is gendered, we've been trying to introduce different forms of inclusive language, and that includes anything that replaces the gendered vowel in a word. ie latine, latinx and latin@ are valid, but since latinx or latin@ can be hard to read or pronounce, some prefer to use the e as gender neutral. and from what i understand, the term latinx was coined by latin people living in USA. latines FROM latam don't really identify as latine, we identify as the country we're from (ie i'm argentinian).
do correct me if i got anything wrong, but please let's not start a debate. have a great day!
ps: something incredibly ironic is that even nonbinary in spanish is gendered
Love the fit today King 😍
Flo from Progressive did a blurred rainbow in the twitter pfp and switched back to a blank white space behind her 💀. But the account is apparently down with putting pronouns in the bio.
Flo from progressive to regressive 💀
@@nekrosis6560 oh no😭
It peeves me so bad bc like yes if you want to use Latinx that's fine you're good you do you but when non Latinos try to lecture me on it like I don't already knoe im gonna be a bit upset about it. Like yes there are gendered terms but it's gender neutral in our language. X isn't even pronounced like that in spanish. You don't get to change that because our language doesn't follow the rules of your own. And you certainly don't get to enforce it on us when you're not even Latino.
Edit: there's also Latine which is the SPANISH gender neutral term, not Latinx
Nah see, I know these companies aren't supporting us during pride month, but damn do I love to watch em piss homophobes off
Duolingo includes same sex couples when learning their courses and stories tho!
WHO CARES ABOUT THE FLAG. why are we so focus on representing everyone on a flag and not actually forwarding queer people. like a lot of people are complaining about, "what about our flag", but pointing out our existence doesn't help our existence
I understand wanted to represented after being pushed away from every other community, but the hour long comment fights need to stop 😫
isn’t the whole point that it’s a rainbow with every colour… representing everyone..? it already represents everyone. we have this overall flag to represent everyone, and then individual ones for smaller communities. i’m ace and probably aro and don’t feel like “my” flag needs anymore representation. i’d rather people learn about my identity and experience than focus on a flag. although, i’m biased because i dislike the ace flags. sorry this comment was a mess lol i can’t think straight, but i agree with you
Me : Oh (blank company) left there logo to pride flag and it’s July 3rd
The Company : Oh sh*t I forgot about that 😅
CAN WE ALL AGREE THAT HE LOOKS SO GORGEOUS IN THAT TOP?!?!?! 🥺🥺🥺
no
@@LyricAbyss well fu. if you're don't like the lgbtqiap+ community and this channel, why are you even watching it?! you seem pretty obsessed with the community for a homophobe, just saying :/
@@p1xelpuke grammarly or duolingo would help
I saw someone at walmart today put some shirts on the ground and I went over there to pick them up and saw they had a rainbow micky design on it... thought it was homophobic at first but then saw there was another pride shirt next to them that he didn't touch so maybe he jus didn't like disney which is more understandable🤷
My cousin screamed "GAYMBOW GAY" 2:06 😭💀
It's funny to me that you've never heard of Unilever, it's a giant food company that owns a lot of smaller brands. At least in the Netherlands they're really big.
I think everyone in Europe has heard of it lol
South Africa has some of the most pro lgbtq protection laws.
Doesn’t matter to Mercedes!
Imagine being in the lgbt community, I am a proud member of 'ligament bone tendon.'
the walmart pride logo is giving mike and ike's 😭
I would like to see a review on articles explaining the “homosexual agenda” and how tin-foil hat this stuff really is.
Happy birthday! Your videos are so amazing and make me smile.
Adam and Steve gang
👇🏼🏳️🌈
you can tell walmart just took a fill in tool and filled it in...
some pride logos are genuinely funny
exactly lol