Something I love about Chris is that he is doesn't save a heartbreak, I mean he had a really sad past, but it doesn't bother him so bad. He talk about it like with no anguer about it, he is aways laughing and happy, the best person to actualy represent Glee *-*
During this whole interview, I was just staring at how beautiful Chris is!!!! And, CrissColfer fan here, i so wanted chris to see that photo of him and darren and just start rambling about how cute they are
I don't doubt that he remembers the names of his bullies. It has been years since I was in high school, but I still remember every single person who bullied or belittled me, and what they said or did. The sad part is that most bullies don't remember the people they tormented, but their victims will never forget them. I'm glad that Chris can now say to his tormenters "Yeah, see what I have done with my life, jerk." I'm glad that he can rise above that and now be a role model to other kids.
I can't help it... when Chris asks Piers "Have you ever wanted to be Oprah?" Piers actually stops and thinks about it and Chris is looking SO serious!! It's so funny!!
Would I like to see more variety with gay characters in shows? Absolutely. However, a stereo-typically effeminate gay character is not necessarily bad for the gay community, because there are stereo-typically effeminate people within the gay community, and sissyphobia is prevalent both outside and within the LGBT community. The problem arises when tv producers choose to use these stereotypes in a comedic way and so as to present them as a lesser person.
I have to agree with Chris that bullying is uncalled for. I mean I'm 27 and was bullied from the time I was 11 almost 12 to the time I graduated from high school in 2003. Some of the people who bullied me I still remember their names and others I have blocked out. Either way bullying needs to stop.
I feel like if I were at the same school as him, and with the way that he was treated, I would be the only one out of all of them who wouldn't be laughing and shouting abuse.
@hellyathe1st He was joking! I don't think he meant anything about the whole Time Magazine. He has his own show, so I doubt he's too bitter about anything.
Those bullies are pretty lucky that Chris decided not to give out their names or they would have already had to face the terror of the legion of Chris Colfer fans. If only I could get my hands on those douche bags for all the cruel things they did and said to Chris.
I see what you're saying. But unfortunately what I see isn't only in sitcoms, but also in dramas & other tv shows. If anything, the producers need to be confronted with these views because a lot of the time views on gays are black and white, nothing really ever covers the grey areas. Sorry, that last part doesn't sound clear but I didn't know how else to word it.
I said I'm not a huge fan of him, he's a good guy, I'm glad he stands up in what he believes in. But I don't like that TV PRODUCERS just make gay characters that live up to stereotypes. What I'm saying is that if we're gonna introduce NEW gay characters on tv, then we should make them non-stereotypical. However, everyday I see commercials for new upcoming tv shows with the most stereotypical gay characters. What I would like to see on tv would support the gay community, not degrade it.
Hey listen alright, there are gays who are boxers. They're some of the best in the sport. But why does nobody give them any attention? Because the media, especially sports reporters, all see gays as being flamboyant and feministic. If you want acceptance, then you need to show that not all gays act like Chris Colfer. The same goes with blacks, if you want to show that all blacks aren't thugs who eat fried chicken, you need to portray them in a way that isn't stereotypical.
No not because of his voice, because of his character and the way he acts! He makes the gays look really feministic, people should know that not every gay guy wants to be a fashion designer or a singer or an actor!
I honestly not a huge fan of this guy just because he makes all gays look so stereotypically. I think the same of snoop dogg, he makes blacks look too stereotypically.
stop saying you're voice is too high, you're perfect just the way you are chris ;) never lose that sense of humor
Something I love about Chris is that he is doesn't save a heartbreak, I mean he had a really sad past, but it doesn't bother him so bad. He talk about it like with no anguer about it, he is aways laughing and happy, the best person to actualy represent Glee *-*
there are no words to describe this man, he's perfection
i dunno why i started cyring in this interview..im just so happy for him and how far hes come
I love the sudden silence when Chris asks if Piers have wanted to be Oprah :P and his dead seriousness!!! It's so awesome!!!
I know what you mean. I get bullied, too, and it hurts, but he's such an inspiration for me, and it helps me through it all. (:
During this whole interview, I was just staring at how beautiful Chris is!!!!
And, CrissColfer fan here, i so wanted chris to see that photo of him and darren and just start rambling about how cute they are
Ahhhh, finally a GOOD copy of this on UA-cam. Thanks so much. He is just so damn adorable!
I don't doubt that he remembers the names of his bullies.
It has been years since I was in high school, but I still remember every single person who bullied or belittled me, and what they said or did. The sad part is that most bullies don't remember the people they tormented, but their victims will never forget them.
I'm glad that Chris can now say to his tormenters "Yeah, see what I have done with my life, jerk." I'm glad that he can rise above that and now be a role model to other kids.
He is a perfect human being. You can't fault him on anything...
THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING!! i usually don't get to watch piers morgan tonight usually but i had to watch this!
Gah, Chris is so attractive. I'm unable to even.
well, there's a diplomatic answer that i could give, but ABSOLUTELY. yes, oh GOD yes!
CHRIS YOU ARE A HEARTTHROB. much much much better than those unknown actors or watever they're called.
well, Chris, even though you didn't expect it, you ARE a heartthrob
He was in college for 3 weeks. He told me. I still can't get over that...
I can't help it... when Chris asks Piers "Have you ever wanted to be Oprah?" Piers actually stops and thinks about it and Chris is looking SO serious!! It's so funny!!
THANKYOU
The words about bullies in the end made me cry.
About SUCK IT and stuff.
The one who dislike this was upset that someone as amazing as Chris was getting bullied in high school
Would I like to see more variety with gay characters in shows? Absolutely.
However, a stereo-typically effeminate gay character is not necessarily bad for the gay community, because there are stereo-typically effeminate people within the gay community, and sissyphobia is prevalent both outside and within the LGBT community. The problem arises when tv producers choose to use these stereotypes in a comedic way and so as to present them as a lesser person.
i totally love him!
@QueenAstoria YES finally I'm not the only one who thought like that when that moment came on ;)
"I'm Chris!" *high pitched* oh Chris that cutie :)
Love Piers' first syllable in the interview. "GOogle..."
I have to agree with Chris that bullying is uncalled for. I mean I'm 27 and was bullied from the time I was 11 almost 12 to the time I graduated from high school in 2003. Some of the people who bullied me I still remember their names and others I have blocked out. Either way bullying needs to stop.
I love how hes totally himself, WITHOUT APOLOGY just as it should be.
god, I love him.
"Everyone at some point wants to be Lady GaGa. Everyone."
LOL. :D
Those people that bullied Chris Colfer better feel sorry now.
I feel like if I were at the same school as him, and with the way that he was treated, I would be the only one out of all of them who wouldn't be laughing and shouting abuse.
Because of his voice? It's not like he can help it.
@dreamin4glee : I just did it for Chris! I love him so much
@yeshevishman He is actually gay and who cares he is a great actor
@89conejita89 lololol, it's 5 in the morning where I am :D
Not much of a morning person..
9:16 I SPY DARREN CRISS!!!
@hellyathe1st He was joking! I don't think he meant anything about the whole Time Magazine. He has his own show, so I doubt he's too bitter about anything.
i wanna marry that boy.
Those bullies are pretty lucky that Chris decided not to give out their names or they would have already had to face the terror of the legion of Chris Colfer fans. If only I could get my hands on those douche bags for all the cruel things they did and said to Chris.
Piers Morgan was being too silly in this interview - ask more sensible questions!
I see what you're saying. But unfortunately what I see isn't only in sitcoms, but also in dramas & other tv shows. If anything, the producers need to be confronted with these views because a lot of the time views on gays are black and white, nothing really ever covers the grey areas. Sorry, that last part doesn't sound clear but I didn't know how else to word it.
Who disliked this?
@89conejita89 Same here :D
@TaessiXXVI Sue Sylvester
love Chris!!!!!!!!!
@riamolina UMMMMM.... Chris is strait... He plays a gay character on the show.... or did you not get that?
He's much more attractive when he's not playing Kurt. Weird.
I'm hanging on your every worrrddddddddddd.....
God I cannot stand Piers Morgan. I feel so sorry for the US.
Would someone shut piers morgan up please???
I don't know isn't it kinda sad that 107(8) with me are agreeing on that with you? :,( Bad place those schools, well better those people. *cough*
I said I'm not a huge fan of him, he's a good guy, I'm glad he stands up in what he believes in. But I don't like that TV PRODUCERS just make gay characters that live up to stereotypes. What I'm saying is that if we're gonna introduce NEW gay characters on tv, then we should make them non-stereotypical. However, everyday I see commercials for new upcoming tv shows with the most stereotypical gay characters. What I would like to see on tv would support the gay community, not degrade it.
Hey listen alright, there are gays who are boxers. They're some of the best in the sport. But why does nobody give them any attention? Because the media, especially sports reporters, all see gays as being flamboyant and feministic. If you want acceptance, then you need to show that not all gays act like Chris Colfer. The same goes with blacks, if you want to show that all blacks aren't thugs who eat fried chicken, you need to portray them in a way that isn't stereotypical.
No not because of his voice, because of his character and the way he acts! He makes the gays look really feministic, people should know that not every gay guy wants to be a fashion designer or a singer or an actor!
I honestly not a huge fan of this guy just because he makes all gays look so stereotypically. I think the same of snoop dogg, he makes blacks look too stereotypically.
EVERYONE EATS FRIED CHICKEN