The LGBT films directed at children are mostly used to help normalise families with same sex parents, kids see this stuff on the tv they don’t point it out if there’s a child in their class with same sex parents. Because as we know the gender of your parents doesn’t matter. - A British lesbian
It also shows kids that it's okay to love who you love, and help struggling kids with accepting themselves for who they are.. Which is really important as well.
@@HeadGodoftheGodCouncil yes that is very important also to show kids it’s completely normal and something that shouldn’t be seen as bad and specially somethings that Shouldn’t make you insecure
when she said "if a kpop idol would come out a lesbian it would be a big deal" I felt really sorry for those who are and have to deal with the misogyny of this industry :(
The fact that they recognize their prejudice and are making an effort to be more open minded and accepting of a concept they are unfamiliar with, is the first of many steps to korea becoming accepting of lgbtq people. I’m really impressed and proud with how they reacted and spoke in this video, this kind of content is great and i hope it can slowly change the minds of many more people not only in korea but around the world! 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
@@yuhzilia It’s actually getting a lot better though in Korea. Even though there’s a lot of people who don’t support LGBT, it’s really the older generations that have problems with it, a lot of the younger ones are more accepting. I think most people don’t actually care but because of prejudice and it being a taboo topic, they don’t talk about it. Once they do talk about it though they realize oh wow yeah it’s really not my business and they react like heejin did
I do too..because its really sad seeing people not being able to be ..their real self ..and not be able to love who they love..it really breaks my heart
That is true. Love is love, its a freeform of emotion between someone and spite the different types of people they'll love they should accept it like even poland and russia is so conservative but in russia they hate gay men but lesbians? They fetishized it tbh. But kids in each country should listen but think about things and close their mind because kids and upcoming one will be the molding point of the future, they shouldn't listen all the time that they know what made something a big problem till now like not accepting lgbt, racism and more but sometimes instead doing that, those who are older pushes a belief especially hate and racism and some kids just sadly adapt it and mostly of them turn into IGNORANT BULLIES
This list is mostly BL couples, let's shine some love for the GL couples like: Korra and Asami (The Legend of Korra) Princess Bubblegum and Marceline (Adventure Time)
What I like the most abt these shows is that even though there are gay characters, that's not the main plot. In she-ra for example, you have lesbian couples, gay couples, bisexual characters, trans and nonbinary characters too, but they never make a big deal out of it, that's just how it is. In kipo and the age of wonderbeasts too, it was actually the first time a character in a cartoon said "I'm gay" outloud, and kipo is only surprised and shocked bc she's embarrassed since she had confessed to him and had mistaken his friendliness for attraction, they hug each other and they go back to trying to save the world lol is very important that gay characters are incorporated into children's shows naturally and without making a big deal out of their identities, because that's how life is too
It's not an animation, but the Canadian series "Lost Girl" is the same! The main character is bi/queer and doesn't care about her partners' gender. Same with the other characters. It's never the main topic, it's just how they are. Like in real life. That's just how people are.
exactly, it's good to show that people shouldn't need to come out and that it's not a big deal, instead of stopping the whole plot to focus on a character or a couple just because of their sexuality, it's just a matter of treating us equally just like nobody goes around being surprised or making a big deal about someone being cishet
Exactly the case with series like My Little Pony and Craig of the Creek which I absolutely adore. It's so normalized and relaxed about representation. They don't make characters whose personalities are just their sexuality! I love that!
As a lesbian this video made me so happy, and it’s amazing to see such open minded people from another country. Edit: hilarious update to this because I forgot I even made this comment: turns out I’m not even a girl so that aged poorly but my point still stands lol anyways gay and trans rights lol 🏳️⚧️ 🏳️🌈
yes exactly if they 'turn' gay, then that's because they already were. Stopping them from seeing things like this won't stop that and it shouldn't be stopped. Let them be who they are.
No need to be a kid to enjoy animated shows or movie in general. I still watch disney,watched advenure times ,Gumball, spongebob and I'm 23 ,I have no shame about it ,sometimes I really need to laugh and have a good time alone and animated shows are the best
yeaaah, in certain states they "censored" ratburn's marriage by having him marry the character who was supposed to be his sister in the original episode 😬
as someone in the LGBTQ+ community, i love that this is being more and more talked about in conservative countries. i’ve seen some BL dramas out of korea labeled as Rated-R but there’s barely any physical contact whatsoever. the thought that if someone sees a LGBTQ+ couple on TV that they’ll “become gay” is so wrong. you can’t “become” gay or straight, you just are. all of these people that grew up with just straight couples on TV or with straight parents and still are apart of the LGBTQ+ community is proof of that. it’s a personal thing not influenced by media or parents. like chacha said “if i watch a movie about a soldier does that mean i’m going to be a soldier? no.” that’s exactly the right thinking. thank you❤️❤️
@@a.b0wman457 so true... its only until i actually figured out that i was a lesbian and that its ok to be that i willingly started consuming wlw media (bc i could ACTUALLY relate to it)
right. I remember many chinese dramas that should be bl ended up just giving them some bromance (good friends) which is sad. but I can already see that the newer genrerations in these conservative countries are gonna be the ones to make a difference. I'm already seeing many queer couples/creators on douyin (chinese tiktok) with a lot of support and also ppl fighting back homophobic comments.
as an lgbt+ kid, I really wish I had those cartoons in my childhood because, tbh, when I was a kid I was so lost I didn't even know that lgbt people existed and I felt like something was wrong with me and I'm slowly seeing the world becoming more and more open about these subjects and even make cartoons about it. and now I know that the future lgbt+ generation will not feel as lost as me because they are represented even in kid's shows, it makes me really happy for them :)
Same here, I’m glad there is representation now even if there wasn’t for me while I was growing up. I was no longer a kid when I watched it, but the new shera means a lot to me. It was the first time I saw such unapologetic representation and it made me incredibly happy.
same, i was completely ignorant, i had gay godfathers, and i thought they were brothers, i didn't even know being lgbt was a thing until i had a crush on a girl in seventh grade
Same! I didn't even understand why I would get so repulsed by the mere idea of being with the opposite sex. Seeing someone of the same sex kissing was too much of a shock that I hated the thought of it. If we just made people aware it exists it wouldn't come out as such a shock because it exists whether people like it or not
I love the fact that they're aware they might be closed minded, and that's impressive cause sometimes ego is getting in the way of things and we don't admit we have done or said something wrong or questioning
In A Heartbeat is so heartwarming, not to mention relatable. Whether you're straight or a member of the LGBTQ, we've ALL been in the curly-haired boy's shoes at some point or another
omg this made me cry especially when they showed arthur. i used to watched arthur a lot when i was a kid since kindergarten. now, recently identifying as pansexual, after denying who i truly am for years and seeing that scene where the teacher is getting married brings so much warmth to my heart !! i didn't know this episode existed. seeing one of my favorite cartoons growing up showing a gay couple and seeing them happy just gives me so much happiness and hope. this is why representation matters !!!
I absolutely love how they acknowledged their own prejudices and went into this with an open mind. They were all so sweet too!!😭😭 As a pan Korean, I really hope that the culture can become more accepting of the LGBT community. It’ll be tough, but we can get there!!
The “oh no, it’ll turn my child gay!” always hurt the most because of the implication that gay is something you wouldn’t want your child to be. It’s the same as saying, “It will make my child bad!” But being gay was never bad. If a cartoon made your child gay, they were already gay 😂 And being gay is beautiful.
That applies to some people yes (usually bis and pans) but for others someone's gender does matter for the person when it comes to attraction. Lol this is why preferences and sexualities are a thing.
When it comes to koreans, women rarely disappoint us in these topics, they are always really open minded and a loooooooot more mature than men in korea
For me in Mexico this is still a big taboo, not as much as in other countries but it definitely is something view wrong by many mnay people... Growing up as a kid I always hated myself for liking girls, like I tought I was wrong and I was the obly one, then I remembered I watched "QUE pobres tan ricos" which is a Mexican telenovela (series) and they had a gay couple in it, I was like "is that okay?" and I felt really interested in the show, cause seeing homosexual couples was new and somehow it resonated in me, it was not until like 3 years ago I became proud of who I am and understood teherws nothing wrong, also Mexican shows are showing more variety in LGBT+ characters, only LGBT+ cause about other representation in media we are not close
The fact that they admit they're forced to be close minded but still being kind humans they do their best to understand and the get excited at the cute moments, it's wholesome to see them being aware of the fact that it's just love, and love isn't just one norm
I love this video. Any chance you could make a part two? I'm shocked that Steven Universe wasn't included. I also liked how the women admitted to struggling with their own prejudices and keeping an open mind. I know a lot of people who struggle with this as well, so it was nice to see 🥰. Love you guys.
Not an LGBTQ member or support but I love the way they accept them and respect them.. They're open minded and knows how to respect them, Unlike others I'm so glad this kind of humanity still exists, May God bless them ❤️
when i saw the title, I'll admit i was a little worried some of them wouldn't be supportive since korea is more conservative and closed minded than the states and some other countries, but it was really nice to see that all of them were so supportive and compare how things could be better
Wtf where does that impression of Korea come from? I’ll agree with you that it is relatively conservative culture, but so is practically the whole of Asia.
I find it interesting that they said it's more okay to be gay than lesbian in Korea. In the west, I see it as the opposite. Being lesbian is more accepted because lesbians are fetishized by men so much. But if a man is gay, it threatens straight men.
There's a lot of misogyny in that "accepting". As you said, lesbian couples suffer fetishizing, so basically they are seen as objects for men's desire, impling that the relationship between the couple isn't real or actually serious. I don't think that can really counts as being more accepted...
It is really good that they show these things to children, I have met many children and I include myself, confused because they liked the same gender and there was no guide or something that tells you is fine, i love in a homophobic house and I'm a lesbian so I was so confused
im korean and lgbt, and growing up in a korean household where my parents try to be accepting, they still tend to say things that are offensive and they dont realize it. they tend to deny the fact that some characters in shows can be lgbt, or call transgender people "cross dressers" or a man that wants to be a woman or a woman that wants to be a man, etc etc. and growing up like this and watching koreans get interviewed about how they feel about lgbt and getting negative responses a lot of the time, it always made me lose faith that my own people werent gonna be accepting of me. but this video really restores a lot of my lost faith and makes me feel hopeful
I'm a straight dude, but I could usually care less what other people do with their lives since it has nothing to do with me. However, my old sadistic 7 year old self revels in the chaos of watching the different sides battle in the ultimate duel of the internet's latest wars. Such entertainment!
1: In a Heartbeat is one of my most favorite shoet films out there 2: 6:00, sadly in America there are states that would fire a Gay, Lesbian, or Trans teacher in a (pun unattended) heartbeat if they found out about their sexuality *cough cough* Texas and Florida *cough*
can you react to OnlyOneOf "LibidO" ? they're a kpop boyband with an LGBTQ concept in their LibidO MV ❤️ I'd like to see Koreans' response about them❤️
i hope that they might ask themselves, "if it was a straight couple kissing in a kids animation, would i also be as shocked?" to when chacha talked about the kissing in an animation meant for kids.
i love both of you. I am very thankfulful to Gays, Lesbians, LGBTQ because there are too many abandoned kids out there from straight couples & living on street with sadness condition. gays, lesbians, LGBT definitely help reduce the number of stray kids abandone kids.
I like how they said being gay is more accepted than being lesbian in Korea, cause over here in the U.S. it seems to be the opposite. Guys like to see that kind of thing I guess?
yeah, I especially hate the fact that some dude will get all pissy over a bl ship in america but legit the next second will recommend miss kobayashi’s dragon maid
Fetishisation isn't acceptance. Lesbians being seen through the male gaze and not being taken seriously because of that is the opposite side of the spectrum of dehumanisation. Gay man get pure hatred and rage, lesbians are seen as frivolous. Neither is acceptance. I don't mean to sound negative or preachy, like I'm angry with you or anything, but as a lesbian I find it frustrating that people accually believe that because men hypersexualise and trivialise us, it's somehow "acceptance".
@@rainboe_chile6256 I agree about the fetishization thing. I think what they meant was “more open to” than necessarily accepting respectfully, and unfortunately, a big reason western culture is more open to lesbian and bi women is because of their oversexualization :// there’s a notion that if two women mess around, it’s hot but “not serious”, while gay and bi men are immediately emasculated for even holding hands, it’s weird💀💀 I’m not sure why it is that Korean culture seems more accepting of mlm than wlw though, it’s really interesting especially as a wlw Korean. Maybe since skinship is more common??
I was hoping for Sh-ra, but a tiny correction - it's not 'about' gender identities or sexual orientations, those are just elements of the characters. Good video! Maybe include Steven Universe and Adventure Time scenes in part 2? :D
My fave shows with more wlw in them. Korra, Dragon Prince, Shera, Steven Universe, Owl House, Adventure time, Ok K.O, Ivy and Harley Quinn, Sailor moon.
Being honest even though I know the girls are very nice I was very anxious about them being closed minded but this took a turn for the best. Korea is still very conservative but Korea also is one of the fastest growing countries in the world, I have faith that things will change soon and LGBT+ people and queerness can be portrayed more favorably in media
The cartoon with the heart and the two schoolboys is the cutest. I watched it a long time ago and I still go back to watch whenever I feel down because of how cute it is and it just uplifts my mood. Also even though it is a bit different because I am straight and I didn’t have to go through a lot of struggles that the LGBTQ+ community has to go through, it reminds me of when I was in school and how I felt with my crushes.
As a person who has been watching BL as well as GL dramas for a few good years now... I can say that there is more Korean BLs (and hopefully Korean GLs) coming out now.
I really liked her point of why people can't use the excuse the animation will make the kid gay. "If I watch a soilder movie. I don't become a soilder."
I'll be living in South Korea for a year or two starting in September and being apart of the LGBT community, I am a little nervous but hopefully if I just mind my business everything will be okay!
I really liked the show Color Rush. The relationship between the two characters developed naturally and being in a romantic relationship wasn't the prime focus. They just ended up developing feelings for each other. I really liked that.
Oh i love how they called themselves out like immediately if they felt they said anything wrong? That's so cool and important💗 also "if i watch a soldier movie do i become a soldier" is so good
was scrolling through tiktok when the notification popped out of nowhere and i came here since i really find them funny 😔 can you guys react to filipino singers or movies? Thanks!!♥️
To people who say things like “these gay cartoons will make kids gay”- all I have to say is that I grew up watching nothing but straight cartoons, straight tv shows, straight movies, and only ever encountered straight couples in real life. Yet I still turned out gay. With their logic should I not have been turned straight?
I personally think that is so important to have LGBT+ representation in kid's cartoons, because that way, the kids will get to know that there is nothing wrong with being part of the community and no matter at what age they discover who they are they can manage to accept themselves much more easy than without representation. Att: a Bisexual that thought bisexuality was wrong and accepted they were bi 6 years after discovering who they were.
When chacha said "can I ship them now?" I felt that
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@@juliane5632 2:42
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That's how all of us are anytime we get a whiff of chemistry lol
relatable 😭
the girl who said "if I watch a soldier movie do I become a soldier? no." nothing but facts i like her
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She is already an adult, which in that case, it’s her to brainwash her compare to the kids, kids are are more vulnerable in this kind of situation
The LGBT films directed at children are mostly used to help normalise families with same sex parents, kids see this stuff on the tv they don’t point it out if there’s a child in their class with same sex parents. Because as we know the gender of your parents doesn’t matter.
- A British lesbian
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It also shows kids that it's okay to love who you love, and help struggling kids with accepting themselves for who they are.. Which is really important as well.
@@HeadGodoftheGodCouncil yes that is very important also to show kids it’s completely normal and something that shouldn’t be seen as bad and specially somethings that Shouldn’t make you insecure
Amen!
It's mostly adults that fearmonger this stuff, they might aswell say that if you look at a rainbow you'll turn gay
when she said "if a kpop idol would come out a lesbian it would be a big deal" I felt really sorry for those who are and have to deal with the misogyny of this industry :(
I feel like it would be the same for kpop idol to come out gay as well. I don’t think it’s a strictly prejudiced towards lesbians.
@@Zhishan929 yeah, unfortunately homosexuality in general is still a big deal there and it's a bigger one when it comes to the kpop industry
Ikr
Kpop idols can't even be in a straight relationship without it causing a scandal so its no surprise anything else isn't accepted 😕😔
@@moonchild9578 unfortunately and i'll never understand this 😩
The fact that they recognize their prejudice and are making an effort to be more open minded and accepting of a concept they are unfamiliar with, is the first of many steps to korea becoming accepting of lgbtq people. I’m really impressed and proud with how they reacted and spoke in this video, this kind of content is great and i hope it can slowly change the minds of many more people not only in korea but around the world! 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
Sadly few people in Korea support lgbt+ just because they accept doesn’t change the whole country still a lot of people are close minded
@@yuhzilia It’s actually getting a lot better though in Korea. Even though there’s a lot of people who don’t support LGBT, it’s really the older generations that have problems with it, a lot of the younger ones are more accepting. I think most people don’t actually care but because of prejudice and it being a taboo topic, they don’t talk about it. Once they do talk about it though they realize oh wow yeah it’s really not my business and they react like heejin did
@@yuhzilia also everywhere else…
@@cromeforce please explain your comment, i don’t quite understand… You’re upset that there’s lgbt characters in kid shows?
well said!
In a Heartbeat is such a masterpiece to be honest. Glad they watched it
Ikr!? It’s so beautiful and cute🥺
@@fightsandroasts7764 and being ignorant is choice😁
@@fightsandroasts7764 and probably the best decision I've ever made :) thank you very much for your participation
@@fightsandroasts7764 no it's not 😭😭 i didn't choose to be lesbian and try and force myself to like men just to fit in society's standards
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6:19 “if I watch a soldier movie, I become a soldier? No.”
That was well said💜
I should hope that Korea opens it's heart to LGBT citizens so they do not live on fear and can be themselves out LOUD ❤️❤️
I do too..because its really sad seeing people not being able to be ..their real self ..and not be able to love who they love..it really breaks my heart
That is true. Love is love, its a freeform of emotion between someone and spite the different types of people they'll love they should accept it like even poland and russia is so conservative but in russia they hate gay men but lesbians? They fetishized it tbh. But kids in each country should listen but think about things and close their mind because kids and upcoming one will be the molding point of the future, they shouldn't listen all the time that they know what made something a big problem till now like not accepting lgbt, racism and more but sometimes instead doing that, those who are older pushes a belief especially hate and racism and some kids just sadly adapt it and mostly of them turn into IGNORANT BULLIES
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It's small steps but it is progress, that is all that matters😌🏳️🌈
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This list is mostly BL couples, let's shine some love for the GL couples like:
Korra and Asami (The Legend of Korra)
Princess Bubblegum and Marceline (Adventure Time)
Don't forget Ruby and Sapphire- Steven Universe
@@rachellara544 Don't forget about Lumity from the owl house
@@juliane5632 They're not a couple yet though.
EDIT: This comment is MONTHS old. Stop telling me what has happened since then.
Both great couples, but the problem is finding a good scene to react to. Korra and Asami have like two seconds of romantic screentime as a couple.
@@fabianhebestreit3240 Ei, you never know, they'll renew the season 2 anyways, it'll be releasing this 2021 if im right
What I like the most abt these shows is that even though there are gay characters, that's not the main plot. In she-ra for example, you have lesbian couples, gay couples, bisexual characters, trans and nonbinary characters too, but they never make a big deal out of it, that's just how it is. In kipo and the age of wonderbeasts too, it was actually the first time a character in a cartoon said "I'm gay" outloud, and kipo is only surprised and shocked bc she's embarrassed since she had confessed to him and had mistaken his friendliness for attraction, they hug each other and they go back to trying to save the world lol is very important that gay characters are incorporated into children's shows naturally and without making a big deal out of their identities, because that's how life is too
It's not an animation, but the Canadian series "Lost Girl" is the same! The main character is bi/queer and doesn't care about her partners' gender. Same with the other characters. It's never the main topic, it's just how they are. Like in real life. That's just how people are.
exactly, it's good to show that people shouldn't need to come out and that it's not a big deal, instead of stopping the whole plot to focus on a character or a couple just because of their sexuality, it's just a matter of treating us equally just like nobody goes around being surprised or making a big deal about someone being cishet
I liked how when they showed bows dads or when catradora became canon it wasn't made a big deal
Exactly the case with series like My Little Pony and Craig of the Creek which I absolutely adore. It's so normalized and relaxed about representation. They don't make characters whose personalities are just their sexuality! I love that!
@@user-cp1lj3bn3bon Clarence, Jeff has two moms and the friends have it normalized as well and go have fun to his house too
Make them cry to the saddest animated scenes, like Up, or scare them by the most scary animated scenes in kid shows, like Coraline and Gravity Falls
YES OMG
Gravity falls was trippy
Yesss!! Gravity Falls and Coraline was everything!
@@chaeyoungs.signal fr I loved it
Yesssss 👆👆👆
As a lesbian this video made me so happy, and it’s amazing to see such open minded people from another country.
Edit: hilarious update to this because I forgot I even made this comment: turns out I’m not even a girl so that aged poorly but my point still stands lol anyways gay and trans rights lol 🏳️⚧️ 🏳️🌈
rainbow everywhere...heheheh...
fr it made my day so much better :')
@@jk-xh9vm nono they meant being gay is more accepted in korea than being a lesbian
@@Alansaurus mhm yeah i got that it’s just that women can’t catch a break
edit: wait this comment made it seem like i’m a man..........
@@jk-xh9vm yeah honestly.
Ughhh hate that mentality of “omg they’ll turn gay!” I’ve watched Blue Is The Warmest Color and Milk, and I’m still straight. Dang it people..
I totally understand but also the only thing my brain can think is... blue is the warmest milk.
@@ameliaross8504 I read it like that by accident XD
yes exactly if they 'turn' gay, then that's because they already were. Stopping them from seeing things like this won't stop that and it shouldn't be stopped. Let them be who they are.
I always watch LGBT video but still i am straight
@@rikanana2792 it's good to be well informed!! It makes you a better ally.
Shera is so good. No need to be a kid to enjoy. 😭
I can confirm. It was going on at the waiting room during a Dentist visit, Pretty much everyone there was invested in it.
@@chanyeolsass5201 Thats a dentist office I would like to visit🤭
My family is homophobic and they watched shera with me. Luckily they didn't make it that far or else I would've been decapitated
No need to be a kid to enjoy animated shows or movie in general.
I still watch disney,watched advenure times ,Gumball, spongebob and I'm 23 ,I have no shame about it ,sometimes I really need to laugh and have a good time alone and animated shows are the best
@@esther6664 yes. We agree
I had no clue Arthur's teacher was gay. This made me so happy!
yeaaah, in certain states they "censored" ratburn's marriage by having him marry the character who was supposed to be his sister in the original episode 😬
@@ShiGer500 so they chose incest over a normal marriage, why am i not surprised by this
@@ShiGer500 wtf that's worse
I had no clue either tbh
Same lmao, I found out on Twitter
as someone in the LGBTQ+ community, i love that this is being more and more talked about in conservative countries. i’ve seen some BL dramas out of korea labeled as Rated-R but there’s barely any physical contact whatsoever. the thought that if someone sees a LGBTQ+ couple on TV that they’ll “become gay” is so wrong. you can’t “become” gay or straight, you just are. all of these people that grew up with just straight couples on TV or with straight parents and still are apart of the LGBTQ+ community is proof of that. it’s a personal thing not influenced by media or parents. like chacha said “if i watch a movie about a soldier does that mean i’m going to be a soldier? no.” that’s exactly the right thinking. thank you❤️❤️
Exactly! I've watched nothing but hetero-normative media all my life and I'm not straight😌💅
@@a.b0wman457 so true... its only until i actually figured out that i was a lesbian and that its ok to be that i willingly started consuming wlw media (bc i could ACTUALLY relate to it)
right. I remember many chinese dramas that should be bl ended up just giving them some bromance (good friends) which is sad. but I can already see that the newer genrerations in these conservative countries are gonna be the ones to make a difference. I'm already seeing many queer couples/creators on douyin (chinese tiktok) with a lot of support and also ppl fighting back homophobic comments.
Exactly because if gay is a choice why not them that straights try to suck it to a man?? See how it goes🤣🤌🏻
@@dibidibidii4898awesome❤
as an lgbt+ kid, I really wish I had those cartoons in my childhood because, tbh, when I was a kid I was so lost I didn't even know that lgbt people existed and I felt like something was wrong with me
and I'm slowly seeing the world becoming more and more open about these subjects and even make cartoons about it.
and now I know that the future lgbt+ generation will not feel as lost as me because they are represented even in kid's shows, it makes me really happy for them :)
Same here, I’m glad there is representation now even if there wasn’t for me while I was growing up. I was no longer a kid when I watched it, but the new shera means a lot to me. It was the first time I saw such unapologetic representation and it made me incredibly happy.
same, i was completely ignorant, i had gay godfathers, and i thought they were brothers, i didn't even know being lgbt was a thing until i had a crush on a girl in seventh grade
Same here 😔✋
I hope in the future the society will be more accepting towards lgbtqia+
Same! I didn't even understand why I would get so repulsed by the mere idea of being with the opposite sex. Seeing someone of the same sex kissing was too much of a shock that I hated the thought of it. If we just made people aware it exists it wouldn't come out as such a shock because it exists whether people like it or not
let's appreciate chacha and MJ's entirely matching outfits
I love the fact that they're aware they might be closed minded, and that's impressive cause sometimes ego is getting in the way of things and we don't admit we have done or said something wrong or questioning
As soon as I saw she-ra I clicked
I love She-ra!!!
same
As we should💅
Same
Same here ahaha
In A Heartbeat is so heartwarming, not to mention relatable.
Whether you're straight or a member of the LGBTQ, we've ALL been in the curly-haired boy's shoes at some point or another
omg this made me cry especially when they showed arthur. i used to watched arthur a lot when i was a kid since kindergarten. now, recently identifying as pansexual, after denying who i truly am for years and seeing that scene where the teacher is getting married brings so much warmth to my heart !! i didn't know this episode existed. seeing one of my favorite cartoons growing up showing a gay couple and seeing them happy just gives me so much happiness and hope. this is why representation matters !!!
love you
@Estela Lopez very funny, you clown
@Estela Lopez SWEET HOME ALABAMA
I absolutely love how they acknowledged their own prejudices and went into this with an open mind. They were all so sweet too!!😭😭
As a pan Korean, I really hope that the culture can become more accepting of the LGBT community. It’ll be tough, but we can get there!!
The “oh no, it’ll turn my child gay!” always hurt the most because of the implication that gay is something you wouldn’t want your child to be.
It’s the same as saying, “It will make my child bad!” But being gay was never bad.
If a cartoon made your child gay, they were already gay 😂 And being gay is beautiful.
To quote one of the most popular LGBT series of all time:
"I didnt fall in love with people for their gender. I fell in love with the person."
That applies to some people yes (usually bis and pans) but for others someone's gender does matter for the person when it comes to attraction. Lol this is why preferences and sexualities are a thing.
"The kiss is deeper than my thoughs" LMAOOOO
I CLICKED THE NOTIFICATION SO FAST
This is so wrong
@@fightsandroasts7764 ?
This is so right & beautiful ‼️💞
@@fightsandroasts7764 What?
Okay, In a Heartbeat and Adora in the thumbnail... never clicked something faster in my life.
When it comes to koreans, women rarely disappoint us in these topics, they are always really open minded and a loooooooot more mature than men in korea
I loved the girls in the black tops they’re reactions they where like fangirling it was so wholesome to see
the fact that i knew she-ra was going to be here 😭✋🏽
For me in Mexico this is still a big taboo, not as much as in other countries but it definitely is something view wrong by many mnay people... Growing up as a kid I always hated myself for liking girls, like I tought I was wrong and I was the obly one, then I remembered I watched "QUE pobres tan ricos" which is a Mexican telenovela (series) and they had a gay couple in it, I was like "is that okay?" and I felt really interested in the show, cause seeing homosexual couples was new and somehow it resonated in me, it was not until like 3 years ago I became proud of who I am and understood teherws nothing wrong, also Mexican shows are showing more variety in LGBT+ characters, only LGBT+ cause about other representation in media we are not close
Apoco en "que pobres tan ricos" salía una pareja homo?:{} La vdd no la recuerdo:'}
The first kids animation I watched with an LGBTQIA+ couple in it was Steven Universe, it’s really beautiful.
who else cried tears of joy when catradora kissed 🥺
It made me so happy
The fact that they admit they're forced to be close minded but still being kind humans they do their best to understand and the get excited at the cute moments, it's wholesome to see them being aware of the fact that it's just love, and love isn't just one norm
I love this video. Any chance you could make a part two? I'm shocked that Steven Universe wasn't included. I also liked how the women admitted to struggling with their own prejudices and keeping an open mind. I know a lot of people who struggle with this as well, so it was nice to see 🥰. Love you guys.
I cant believe they forgot Garnet... She is THE ultimate embodiment of gay love ;-;
Yeah but you can’t just add like all the videos and shows in there, I know what u mean but yeah😪
Me waiting for the ruby and sapphire wedding 👁👄👁
Not an LGBTQ member or support but I love the way they accept them and respect them.. They're open minded and knows how to respect them, Unlike others I'm so glad this kind of humanity still exists, May God bless them ❤️
when i saw the title, I'll admit i was a little worried some of them wouldn't be supportive since korea is more conservative and closed minded than the states and some other countries, but it was really nice to see that all of them were so supportive and compare how things could be better
Wtf where does that impression of Korea come from? I’ll agree with you that it is relatively conservative culture, but so is practically the whole of Asia.
@@lalalarose8197 idk maybe the "poc parents never accept their kids" thing
@@lalalarose8197 I think that’s what they’re trying to say, and that’s why they said they didn’t think the people in the video would be supportive.
PLZ LMAO HE REALLY TOLD HER THE FACT THAT WE CALLED THEM CLOSED MINDEDGWUSVSUHS
LGBTQ couples/characters are still fairly new to American animation, but I’m glad we’re seeing more and more of them over time 😌🥺
Same.for Germany.. also resently.people of.colour also spoke about how they most.time.only.get stereotypical roles in german tv.. also important
"If I watch a soldier movie, would I become a soldier? No."
That is the best response to people who are uncomfortable with LGBT I've ever heard.
I find it interesting that they said it's more okay to be gay than lesbian in Korea. In the west, I see it as the opposite. Being lesbian is more accepted because lesbians are fetishized by men so much. But if a man is gay, it threatens straight men.
Exactly and it's just really messed up :/
There's a lot of misogyny in that "accepting". As you said, lesbian couples suffer fetishizing, so basically they are seen as objects for men's desire, impling that the relationship between the couple isn't real or actually serious. I don't think that can really counts as being more accepted...
Lesbian are only accepted when men find them attractive and bi women suffer the highest rate of abuse of any sexuality
fetishization isn’t acceptance tho...
I think that’s it’s really good for kids to watch these and learn that you can like whoever you want and it doesn’t matter
"Kids movies"
Shera: Rated 13+
Me: *sips tea*
IS IT?
@@tiffanydlo.x It's rated 7+ in Sweden at least.
It is really good that they show these things to children, I have met many children and I include myself, confused because they liked the same gender and there was no guide or something that tells you is fine, i love in a homophobic house and I'm a lesbian so I was so confused
In A Heartbeat still causes me to shed a tear, it’s so beautiful!
im korean and lgbt, and growing up in a korean household where my parents try to be accepting, they still tend to say things that are offensive and they dont realize it. they tend to deny the fact that some characters in shows can be lgbt, or call transgender people "cross dressers" or a man that wants to be a woman or a woman that wants to be a man, etc etc. and growing up like this and watching koreans get interviewed about how they feel about lgbt and getting negative responses a lot of the time, it always made me lose faith that my own people werent gonna be accepting of me. but this video really restores a lot of my lost faith and makes me feel hopeful
Heartbeat will always makes me cry lmaooo 😭
I'm a straight dude, but I could usually care less what other people do with their lives since it has nothing to do with me. However, my old sadistic 7 year old self revels in the chaos of watching the different sides battle in the ultimate duel of the internet's latest wars.
Such entertainment!
1: In a Heartbeat is one of my most favorite shoet films out there
2: 6:00, sadly in America there are states that would fire a Gay, Lesbian, or Trans teacher in a (pun unattended) heartbeat if they found out about their sexuality *cough cough* Texas and Florida *cough*
texas and florida has litterally nothing going for them and is full of crackheads anyways-
“That kiss is deeper than my thoughts” that was so good quote
can you react to OnlyOneOf "LibidO" ? they're a kpop boyband with an LGBTQ concept in their LibidO MV ❤️ I'd like to see Koreans' response about them❤️
*goes and watches everything even tho I’ve already seen them a million times*
"If I watch a soldier movie, will I become a soldier?? NO" LOL I loved this part. Her head's in the right place.
OMG YES THERE IS ONLY AMAZING ANIMATION HERE I AM SO HAPPY 😭😭😭😭
i hope that they might ask themselves, "if it was a straight couple kissing in a kids animation, would i also be as shocked?" to when chacha talked about the kissing in an animation meant for kids.
Funny she mentioned Sailor Moon, because it also has LGBT+ characters!^^
“So can I ship them now?”
Alrighttttt. Girl is my soul mate lmaooooo
i love both of you. I am very thankfulful to Gays, Lesbians, LGBTQ because there are too many abandoned kids out there from straight couples & living on street with sadness condition. gays, lesbians, LGBT definitely help reduce the number of stray kids abandone kids.
In a Heartbeat and She-ra on the thumbnail? I click.
Her laugh in starting is 🫠😶🌫️🫥🤐😱😨
Im gonna tell you that when i saw the shera kiss in the thumnail i CLIKED DO GODAMN FAST-
OMG SAMME
I'm just so happy they showed Kipo because it's currently my favorite show.
I still love the 1st animation when it pops back up. Just so wholesome and gives you the good feels
the girls are so respectful and kind, they articulate their opinions so well! this video made me love chacha even more!
I like how they said being gay is more accepted than being lesbian in Korea, cause over here in the U.S. it seems to be the opposite. Guys like to see that kind of thing I guess?
yeah, I especially hate the fact that some dude will get all pissy over a bl ship in america but legit the next second will recommend miss kobayashi’s dragon maid
Fetishisation isn't acceptance. Lesbians being seen through the male gaze and not being taken seriously because of that is the opposite side of the spectrum of dehumanisation. Gay man get pure hatred and rage, lesbians are seen as frivolous. Neither is acceptance.
I don't mean to sound negative or preachy, like I'm angry with you or anything, but as a lesbian I find it frustrating that people accually believe that because men hypersexualise and trivialise us, it's somehow "acceptance".
@@rainboe_chile6256 I agree about the fetishization thing. I think what they meant was “more open to” than necessarily accepting respectfully, and unfortunately, a big reason western culture is more open to lesbian and bi women is because of their oversexualization :// there’s a notion that if two women mess around, it’s hot but “not serious”, while gay and bi men are immediately emasculated for even holding hands, it’s weird💀💀
I’m not sure why it is that Korean culture seems more accepting of mlm than wlw though, it’s really interesting especially as a wlw Korean. Maybe since skinship is more common??
"if i watch a soldier movie do i becoe a soldier? no" slay queen haaahah
I was hoping for Sh-ra, but a tiny correction - it's not 'about' gender identities or sexual orientations, those are just elements of the characters. Good video!
Maybe include Steven Universe and Adventure Time scenes in part 2? :D
if i watch a soldier movie, become a soldier? no. - i love that line sm
I like how they're acknowledging their prejudices and trying to be more open minded :)
My fave shows with more wlw in them. Korra, Dragon Prince, Shera, Steven Universe, Owl House, Adventure time, Ok K.O, Ivy and Harley Quinn, Sailor moon.
Funny that she said she watched shin chan as a kid, but in the US it was considered mature content so it aired on adult swim 🤣
My 3 fav quotes:
"So, I can ship them now?"
"If I watch a soldier movie, become a soldier? No"
"Wow, their kiss is deeper than my thought"
Being honest even though I know the girls are very nice I was very anxious about them being closed minded but this took a turn for the best. Korea is still very conservative but Korea also is one of the fastest growing countries in the world, I have faith that things will change soon and LGBT+ people and queerness can be portrayed more favorably in media
This compared to how the kids reacted is so interesting
이런 것과 아이들의 반응은 참 흥미롭네요~
I was hoping they would react to Steven Universe and Adventure Time, but this was a good reaction; I loved it.
The cartoon with the heart and the two schoolboys is the cutest. I watched it a long time ago and I still go back to watch whenever I feel down because of how cute it is and it just uplifts my mood. Also even though it is a bit different because I am straight and I didn’t have to go through a lot of struggles that the LGBTQ+ community has to go through, it reminds me of when I was in school and how I felt with my crushes.
CATRADORA IS THE BEST COUPLE AND NOTHING WILL CHANGE MY MIND
sAMEEEEE
As a person who has been watching BL as well as GL dramas for a few good years now... I can say that there is more Korean BLs (and hopefully Korean GLs) coming out now.
No love stories in kids animation? Um... every Disney princess movie ever?
They’re talking about Korean kids animation.
@@powbobs Doolie dinosaur had a girlfriend once I think.
@@powbobs Oooooh! In that case
The catradora one made me cry so bad :(
Wow the fact that she said In a heartbeat would have been R-Rated in Korea
I've literally watched less than 2 minutes but there's In a heartbeat, I can't I love it so much
"there was no nonbinary characters in naruto"
Orochimaru and haku typing...
I really liked her point of why people can't use the excuse the animation will make the kid gay. "If I watch a soilder movie. I don't become a soilder."
I'll be living in South Korea for a year or two starting in September and being apart of the LGBT community, I am a little nervous but hopefully if I just mind my business everything will be okay!
the video isnt even halfway through and im already jittery and in happy tears
It could be good if you show them Bl K-drama. I don't know if they know that it exists and it's becoming more common in Korea ☺
Yess
I really liked the show Color Rush. The relationship between the two characters developed naturally and being in a romantic relationship wasn't the prime focus. They just ended up developing feelings for each other. I really liked that.
I should not be telling this here. But I really love how Korean girls are so talkative and expressive after becoming close!
Oh i love how they called themselves out like immediately if they felt they said anything wrong? That's so cool and important💗 also "if i watch a soldier movie do i become a soldier" is so good
wow, their kiss is deeper than my thought - PLEASE
was scrolling through tiktok when the notification popped out of nowhere and i came here since i really find them funny 😔 can you guys react to filipino singers or movies? Thanks!!♥️
i love she-ra so much!!!! that show is amazing
have them react to scary kids movies like the nightmare before christmas, gremlins, or coraline.
I like how they also comment on the lack of lesbian couples in media compared to gay couples too.
I'm in love with Chacha ❤️🤟
To people who say things like “these gay cartoons will make kids gay”- all I have to say is that I grew up watching nothing but straight cartoons, straight tv shows, straight movies, and only ever encountered straight couples in real life. Yet I still turned out gay. With their logic should I not have been turned straight?
I personally think that is so important to have LGBT+ representation in kid's cartoons, because that way, the kids will get to know that there is nothing wrong with being part of the community and no matter at what age they discover who they are they can manage to accept themselves much more easy than without representation.
Att: a Bisexual that thought bisexuality was wrong and accepted they were bi 6 years after discovering who they were.