Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts

Thursday, January 22, 2015

Twins Who Came Out On YouTube Meet Ellen


Austin and Aaron Rhodes video of them coming out to their father has been viewed on YouTube over 15 million times.  Ellen had them on her show and it's inspirational for anyone struggling to come out. Their father Rodney Rhodes, shared his feelings and reactions to his twin sons coming out:
When they called I knew they were crying and I knew something was wrong. As a father you just feel it. What's wrong? I could hear it coming from them, their voices. When they told me, I just felt as though, the only thing that came to me was I love you both. I love you both unconditionally. You're my children. I can't undo being your father and I don't want to. I really feel like now there's a weight off both sides. Now I feel like we can talk about anything, that they can come to me with anything in their lives. I was very proud of my boys.

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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Young Wolverine Comes Out

18 year old Troye Sivan came out to his family three years ago and now the world on YouTube.  He played young Wolverine in X-Men Origins movie.   It's very cute and inspirational for teens.


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Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Gay Country Song



Steve Grand is a broke musician who may not have to worry about paying his rent next month. His first music video, for "All-American Boy," was posted on YouTube last Tuesday. It has exploded, having more than 400,000 views, which is insane for an unknown artist.  The video cost just $7,000 to make, a tiny amount but when you're broke that all goes on your credit card.  The song is about a gay guy who misreads signals from his 'straight' male buddy.  He tries to kiss him and his buddy runs away.  The best part is that in the end his friend still accepts him for who he is, although poor Steve does not get what he wants.


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Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Offensive or Funny?


Jimmy Kimmel asked parents to put their kids in horrible outfits and post it on YouTube. One kid has a shirt on that says, 'I'm so gay I shit rainbows" and most of the boys were just upset to look like 'girls'. If that isn't proof society pushes gender roles down our throats, I don't know what is. Is this video really funny or not?

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