THIS IS WHAT TRANS PUNK LOOKS LIKE (full documentary)
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- "This Is What Trans Punk Looks Like" is a documentary about the transgender punk culture in Texas and the beauty of community. It features several interviews with trans individuals within the scene, talking about their childhood experiences, Texas' political climate, and what punk means to them. Alongside filmed moments from Trans Day of Visibility Fest in Houston at 1810 Ojeman. Brought to you by Temp Tats Magazine. Fuck corporate press
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Thank you all for the love on this video. I really didn't expect this amount of support. Sending love to everyone who's sharing their stories in the comments
PLEASE TELL ME WHO THAT FIRST BAND IS HHHHHH
@@user-np9ip2yf8q Homewrecker, they’re the best
@@temptatszineare homewrecker on any streaming sites by chance?
replying to highly recommend film and gender out of western mass!! they are cool af and have music on spotify and also have a zine by the same name!! their songs fetishize me, T4T, and f***** w/a gun (last one not out on spotify yet) are amazing and both of their members are so so sweet and are also great live performers!!
Looks like some Jonestown or Heavens Gate shit. Looks like at least 40% of these people don't be alive 5 years from now. Looks like it smells of rotting infected frankenpussies.
I'm trans but I'm a boomer and had no idea about the punk scene in our community. I love the energy and enthusiasm of young trans people. You give me hope for our future.
Elders like you give my brothers and our friends hope that they can grow up and live 💕💕
Same story for me, I'm, 61. I'm all tearing up with joy. Y'all are Out there, and have said F U to the haters.
Ty for all you fought for dear elder
White cishet male father of 3 teens, 2 that are trans. I'm doing my best to help them be able to live authentically and part of that has been exposing them to the music that opened my mind and heart to accept others for who they are and prepared me to be a father to extraordinary kids. Punk is a big part of that and it warms my heart to see a scene that they can feel a part of despite being in a state of overwhelming oppression and discrimination. We feel your pain here in Utah. I can't wait to share this with my kids!
You’re amazing man❤️
youre a good man 1bossdj
youre kids are lucky to have a dad like you ♡
There's a steel train comin' through
I would take it if I could
And I would not lie to you
because Sunday mornin' soon will come
When things will be much easier to say
Upon the microphone like a boss D.J.
@@TacticalGamingFool I won't walk up upon the sea like it was dry land
A boss DJ ain't nuthin' but a man
As someone who is lucky enough to be queer in a queer-friendly state, this documentary definitely makes me a feel a little less worried for my cousins in Texas. Should any of them turn out queer in the future, it's good to know they would have a thriving community to support them. Beautiful and in-depth documentary, the interviews and the show footage all feel so genuine and raw - you should be proud such an amazing piece of art!
Thank you♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
As some who is:
- trans
- punk
- living in texas
This doc really gave me some much needed hope
There’s actually a lot of you out there. I’ve seen a bunch of comments claiming they’re young, trans and in Texas. Support your communities!❤
@@johnnyc.3261 thank you!
Im trans and punk from Texas and I had no idea how big the scene was out here till I saw this! I feel like I've missed out
frick yeah, sending love your way from ky
i'm in nyc and tbh being an OUTLAW seems romantic to me.. remember it WILL be so romantic when u LIVE to tell the tale ❤
"don't kill yourself, we need you here"
beautiful doc, shoutout from brazil
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Long live trans people. Sou do Brasil tb :)
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As a trans dude from eastern europe this really resonated with me. It's weird to think how many experiences trans people from all over the world share
same but west! the trans experience it self brings me so much joy sometimes!
same here, greetings from a trans guy from serbia!!
It's easy to feel alone but you really aren't. Romanian trans guy here, much love
trans lithuanian guy here. i understand you completely
the footage of the concert was the first one I’ve been to. it was incredible and I personally thanked temptats for hosting it. I never felt so comfortable even in such a loud unfamiliar environment that reeked of weed (hell yeah). was too nervous to go in the pit though. hope I’m brave enough next time.
I’m so glad you came and had fun❤️❤️❤️ thank you so much for the support
thank you so much for making this. ive never seen myself so represented in a video before
- a young trans punk
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this is sick, as a brown trans person in an arab country, its so awesome to see u guys so open and strong together,, makes me miss my trans friends who moved away and joined communities like this :,) amazing doc, super cool to see
you have no idea how much we needed this, I almost didn't make it past last week. I'm a trans kid stuck in the absolute hell of Florida and I'm only like 5 minutes into this video but God it's changing my life. much love everyone
Beautiful, thank you so much. Wishing you nothing but the best, stay safe out there
Your continued existence is revolutionary, is anti authoritarian and radical AF. Don't give them a win, instead "give em hell, kid." I didn't think I'd see 30, I'm on the other side, so stay in the game and get over here. You're gonna make it home.
YOU ARE NOT WRONG. THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH YOU. DONT LEAVE US. WE NEED YOU HERE!!! I’m so sorry for your pain and isolation. Sending you love.
sending love from pennsylvania, love. u r strong AF.
this video is actually so beautiful?? its so heartfelt yet harsh. it's an amazing celebration of queer (especially trans) culture, and the sense of community that comes with it all. it's just such a fuck you to transphobes, while being a loving embrace for all trans people at the same time. it shows the love and strength involved in liberation. these people deemed as "scary" or "monsters" all together to stand in solidarity with eachother, to embrace what makes them "disgusting" with pure pride and joy, not caring for the status quo of those who seek to hurt and control them. arghhhhhh it's just so fucking refreshing to see people be so unapologetically queer!!!
this is my favorite comment, THANK YOU ❤️
I’m so thankful this came in my recommended, this gave me so much hope. As a 22 year old trans woman from Ohio, it can be hard finding queer friends, and it can get discouraging at times. I aspire to find a similar sense of community in time, where we can come together and love and support one another and stand for what we believe in! Music is so powerful. Hopefully there are some hidden queer folk musicians near me I just haven’t met yet haha ❤
I'm a trans woman in Ohio too! :) it's tough out here
@@aloysious1432you two should somehow find each other and link up, real life friends are worth millions
@kay_nanika what part of ohio are u from? like, up near cleveland?
@@aloysious1432 somewhat I live in near Kent! :)
@@kay_nanikayou should check out the bayard-rustin center in Akron if you get the chance!! They have a lot of queer resources and host a lot of social events for queer young adults!!!
*cute speech*
*band fucking shredding*
*cute speech*
*people moshing*
*cute speech*
This is great! Hollis was spitting facts too: WEAR EAR PROTECTION
LOL it was the one thing I wrote down in all caps for the interview!
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Fr dis is me every show🎧😎🎧
im trans in italy and here it’s not like we’re doing any better. we have some metal stuff but unless you live in like milan trans ppl aren’t really seen or accepted. it’s so cool to see this type of thing exists and is there!!! i want to listen to all of these artists now especially since music has helped me feel like myself everyday so trans artists is just even better :)
you clearly lying im italian in italy, im a gay dude who do crossdressing for 5 years, i am 40 and back in the day people in the hardcore punk scene or the gore grind scene have always accepted other genders.
what i dont accept are teenagers and young adults claiming to be queer or trans without being one.
i mean most of them are posers, i mean i went to the extreme obscene festival with libido airbag and Gut(german masters of porn grind) and i always feel accepted instead of the whole lgbt movement,
if any italian wants to meet me to speak i will be at Milano the 18 October for cannibal corpse,immolation and municipal waste concert.
Im a trans guy, going to Italy this fall. Is it safe to bring a binder? Also what should I wear 😭😭
@@Tobithepurpleducc it’s most definitely safe to bring a binder!! I was mainly commenting on the way that we’re treated by the government and especially anywhere that isn’t the “gay cities” which is bologna and milano . it depends where your going about the fall part if your going to Milano its pretty cold but down south where i am its not at all so depends.
@@Tobithepurpleducc you can, absolutely! But it is true what they’re saying, it’s way easier in the bigger cities in the north especially. You can find your little queer communities and political/activist groups mostly everywhere, but in the music scene I personally think it’s way harder. I’ve never seen anything like in this video here, I’m young but not that young (pushing 30s) so idk if nowadays maybe it’s finally growing as a phenomenon, would love to see it though and I would immediately join if I knew anything about it.
Hope you’ll have a great time, feel safe and find your community if you stay ❤
fratm ma davvero? io sono di roma e sono trans, di tutte le persone che conosco non ce n'è una che non mi abbia accettato (parlo di scuola, parte della famiglia, amici, conoscenti...)
dalla mia esperienza vedo che in italia è abbastanza sicuro essere trans
I'm A trans-fem from Western Australia and I love seeing Trans Punk/q-punk in media, our punk scene drifts in and out and I don't know if we are a solid block yet (from my experience) but being punk as a trans person really rids you of the shame. This is good stuff.
western australia gang :D
I'm a closet trans-fem from WA, I'm so glad there's more of us than I thought.
@@MrsProfessionalDumbass there's lots of us, and plenty of others who will crack eventually. People get weird and starey in the main metro area but I haven't had violence yet in just being safe such as knowing your areas and not walking around at night.
transfem from Queensland here, sending love from the east coast!!
Omg WA more trans fems
fuck yeah i love seeing this im located in indiana and we get alot of lgbt hate its hard out here. as a black queer person ive had to know how to fight and im a pacifist too but punk will always find away no matter who tries to gatekeep or pick sides. ive always been in tune with the underground im so fucking thrilled that there is hope for the next wave.
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also a trans hoosier and i feel you it’s hard stay strong 💪
semi-closeted trans person here too ^^
*hoosier aswell
Indy rep! I'm trans in indy too! It's not easy
The one who said, "Don't kill yourself, we need you here, we need more trans elders," that part genuinely rocked my whole fucking world.
I've struggled with those thoughts since elementary school and hearing that had shivers going up my spine. Only another trans person would be able to give me that kind of feeling of hope for the future. Like holy fuck! *That's me,* I get to become the trans elder I needed when I was a kid. I gotta stay here for as long as possible for the trans people that come after me. I gotta make their time on earth better and more comfortable than mine was
I could probably comment a thousand times and still have more to say, so I'll just say FUCK YEAH! I hope this video blows the fuck up, it'd be hella deserved! This video is something every trans person needs to see, this is an absolutely awesome documentary of the intersection between the alt and punk scene and the trans community
You are amazing thank you so much😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I don't even live in texas but this video was so insightful and informative thank you! looking forward to whatever you do in the future
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I'm non-binary in CA and I've been really nervous to go explore my scene. This showed me how beautiful it can be and that it's okay for me to start being more loud about my identity. It's so amazing seeing people come together and become a community. I have so many thoughts that I can't articulate but it's all from a place of excitement and hope. This doc fucking rules, and trans people fucking rule.
I don't live there but I visit (AZ here!), and I love the community in SoCal! One of my s/os and I are hoping to make it to California for pride one of these years. Be loud, you'll find that community, and they'll find you!
this made me cry so hard oh my god. theos last statement really hit me hard. this entire documentary is so beautiful and i cannot express how lucky i feel to experience being trans alongside people in the houston scene. 🏳️⚧️🫀
As a trans dude from Canada and is fortunate enough to be in a safe space (although the upcoming elections could change that) it was refreshing to see this and know that it's not ALL bad even in a space where it's not easy.💛💛 love all you trans peeps
this genuinely made me feel so much hope for the future. its so easy to feel alone and unwanted in a place that does not welcome or really protect trans and queer people. but seeing that there are communities and scenes like this in places like Texas, gives me hope that ill find my own community someday.
fuck the fuck yes. As an older queer punk who grew up in a queer anarcho-punk community, this is so fucking heartwarming to see. You all are doing something so powerful. Thank you for this documentary. I am so happy to hear your voices.
i'm not sure why but this moved me? im a french trans man and im not so much into the punk scene, partly because i have issues with screams and unpredictable crowds (although i do like to listen to some punk bands and would love to listen to more) but seeing trans singers scream so viscerally....man it hits. i feel like trans anger is an almost universal feeling and idk i just feel so connected to this
(maybe the screams and unpredictable crowd part is a cliche? to be fair i have no idea and i don't want to seem rude)
thank you for your documentary! i think i needed it
thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️ i’m so glad you resonated with it
this was such an incredible documentary!! as a transfem punk musician in southern california it's so amazing to see the trans community thriving even in a more hostile red state like Texas. this is soo inspirational to me to keep creating and contributing more to my own trans/queer musician and artist community and organize to get our message and art and selves out there. I also appreciated the lil silly banter bits kept in, really helps to humanize our community as yes we are goofy and silly and funny and loving people despite all the violence and oppression we face 💜🏳⚧
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my dad is punk, i think i also am. i am planning on telling him i want to change my legal name on my id soon, this documentary gave me hope that he will be just as supportive and wonderful as all these people. thanks for making it
- a trans punk teen from argentina :]
My sister and best friend are trans, I myself am a butch lesbian and this is really giving me hope, we’re all in Texas, and seeing this just makes me feel so happy
I present very male but am not trans, but I can very much understand the struggle, it really is such a beautiful thing, I’m wishing my trans brothers and sisters nothing but the best, keep your heads up
i fucking love trans people we're the best
as a trans punk from sweden, despite never truly being able to understand what trans people in hyperoppressive places like texas, this doc really hit close to home. everyone who was interviewed are such beautiful human beings, i wish nothing but happiness and peace to every single soul of the tx scene❤️❤️❤️❤️
trans person from texas here!! i’ve seen a few of these bands live before (know some of these peeps lol) and have to say that this community really is as beautiful as it seems. so proud of my trans sisters, brothers, and siblings!!
I was a punk in the 80s, and deep in the closet. I'm 60 now and have been out for a long time, and I have always tried to be an ally to my trans siblings. It's hard now, and seemingly getting harder for folks to be themselves. So we need to be united to fight back, and watch each others backs.
This doc gave me a lot of hope. Y'all are keeping punk alive! And you're standing together and fighting back, in Tejas of all places! I am very proud of you all.
Solidarity, love, and SRA forever, from Seattle!
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From an Old School Punker... I am glad you guys have your scene! Treat each other like gold, cherrish these times together, they go fast.
I wish you all the best!😎👍✨
fckin love the trans punk scene. As a non-binary punk from germany who mainly was in the german/northern english punk scenes bc of my dad and home I never knew about this and Im so excited to learn more about it. thanks go out to the algorithm for once
As a punk fan that recently came out as trans, this video really means a ton to me. thank youu
this fucking rocks. im an oldhead now but growing up trans in the detroit hardcore scene absolutely saved my life
I'm a genderfluid individual living in North Carolina and I love y'all so much for filming this because the South wants to kill us all but in the punk scene, we can truly thrive. We have power in our communities and we need to recognize that, it's so fucking hard to find your people but there is always a place for you regardless of what establishments try to say.
Its easy to get pessimistic as a trans youth with so many people who say spout so much hateful nonsense. Though, seeing these peoples overarching self confidence and love in each other despite all the hate makes me so happy and proud to be who I am. Thank you for documenting this.
"I feel like in that sense I am free" is a powerful ending line.
We're choosing joy.
I fucking love this documentary so much!!! It does feel isolating, but hearing what Miles had to say about finding a community, it brings so much hope for me. The concert footage is spectacular and really endearing. Everything about this, it’s hard to put into words. It’s just incredibly cool ^^ 🏳️⚧️
thank you so so much❤️❤️
Dope as hell seeing a younger generation keeping it punk.
14 year old trans girl here. I love music but i live in the middle of po dunk nowhere, IL. Not the worst place to grow up, but there isn't a function like this for miles, let alone a trans community. It's inspiring knowing about events like this because to my knowledge, there are only four trans people within two counties of where i live but here i see so many people like me doing what i want to do, for people like me, and i wonder if i could do that too. Stuff like this makes me want to keep going, even knowing what the road ahead holds for me.
they’re so happy and alive, and so confident even though they’re so young 💪⛓️🏳️⚧️⚧️♾️
didn't even know that the punk scene in texas went this hard. thank you for putting this together, very much informative and just seems like a killer good time
a lesson, a lighthearted bit, a speech, viewpoints and opinions, heartfelt messages and friendships, problems and solutions and people with a lot of style and a lot of love. theres so much obvious love and it makes me smile.
(poc trans folk stand on up so i can give you poc-to-poc hugs, if you want)
I've watched this so many times. I used to live in texas, and seeing trans people there living, breathing, fighting, giving a big FUCK YOU to the government and society is such an amazing experience. This is the most represented I've ever felt in a documentary. for my fellow trans people, we need you here. survive. live. let's become the trans elders that we don't get to see. love y'all!
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It's not often that TH-cam suggests a punk video for me, and I'm fucking glad I clicked on it. This made me emotional and gave me hope for humanity.
I'm autistic, cis, pan and always felt othered because I was "different" and didn't have words to describe my neurodivergent operating system... let alone my sexual identity.
I can't imagine what is like to be trans, but can imagine its similar to my experience but magnified by 1000x.
Punk is how I figured out who I was despite it taking me way too long (diagnosed autistic in my 40s) and no matter what I also felt accepted in punk, and protected in punk, and permitted to be the wonderfully weird person I am.
In so fucking happy that counter-culture is being embraced, the way it needs to be embraced, punk is meant to be about fighting back against those trying to stamp you out, and being a safe place for those without other safe places, and to be an outlet for the fucking pain of existence.
This makes me want to travel from Western Australia just to visit, but instead maybe I'll find a way to be part of local music scene here in my deeply conservative town, and try shake it the fuck up and change from within
Now THIS is the shit I want on my recommended feed, hell yeah. Queer and trans people truly are EVERYWHERE, you just have to know where to look
I loved watching this. My ex is a trans woman and living here in Texas, she told me she feels like the world can be against her. If we still talked i wouldve loved watching this with her, i think she may have liked it and possibly wanted to find this scene despite not being entirely punk. I fear she feels alone with her identity in this state, but im also trying not to victimize her here or exclaim that i absolutely know that for a fact. iirc she likes a little bit of the music and style but she doesn't personally follow any genre btw.
Im sorry im totally having a lesbian yearning moment here, she is just a beautiful woman and i wish i'd cherished her more because she deserved so much more.
Maybe you can send this to her and just say that its not (necessarly, idk your situation) an attempt to get back together, but just sharing something you feel she might like and not stumble across alone?
or even anonymously if she uses any social media with the option :O
I love how this is so punk that some dumbass old "punks" are getting mad lmao
watching from United Kingdom. whoever put this together is an amazing cinematographer. i'm sharing this with my crew.
This doc gives me some reassurance that our community, whether south, north, west, east or wherehave, are here, Queer and ain't goin anywhere. Also as a middle of the road Millenial, its encouraging to see all the baby transes finding confidence and security in their identity so early on. Didn't meet another trans individual in person til I was 22 or so, while at community college.
I really enjoyed how raw the video felt. The part where the whole group is pointing at the printed magazine in awe made me smile a lot.
bless the algorithm for this gift! Really loved seeing and hearing from your community
Damn! I’m so mad I’m missing out on events like this. I’m soon to be 40 and a combination of depression, health issues, and “adulting” has taken away my social life. I love that this is happening in my city. I remember in the late 90s/early 2000s hanging out near Covenant House in Montrose to get a free meal and sandwiches to go, visiting Montrose Clinic for harm reduction services, craziness at Taco Cabana, Mary’s and Rainbow bar, so much fun, but also a lot of danger. Stay careful and much love to you all. ✌️
it's never too late to join the community 🫶 anyone is welcome
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You know what? I might just take you up on that offer. If you see a wallflower at a Houston show, there’s a possibility that it could be me. 😅
Seriously tho, I love this doc and am proud of what you guys are doing. Also, the photography and artwork in the mag is just 💋muah!💋
great video
So much love from Florida! I related to everything in this. Its hard but we are all in this together. A bunch of folks out here just had a trans picnic and it was SO GOOD. We take care of each other.
Kindred love for yall in texas
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I wish i was into this music tbh, because i love everything the punk scene and the community stands for. Commenting in hope that this doc gets the acclaim and views it deserves!! Youre saving lives with this.
This is really comforting. I'm genuinely happy that there are resistances in every corner you look, some harder to find than others. This warms my heart; it's truly beautiful that spaces like this exist for people to be themselves and feel free, because it's all that's left to have in this messed-up world.
I love how everyone seems so thoughtful and introspective but still bubbling with personality and passion.
love from Denmark from a queer teen who also wants to get into music ❤ you people are so fucking important, and absolute heroes to me.
This really helped, I live in a transphobic homophobic country and it’s dangerous to be myself, but this brought me hope and somewhat of solace. Thank you .
I went to my first local concert in a pentagram skirt last week and the experience matched this vibe 100%. I love that there are other queer/trans people who feel the way I do and have fun the same ways. Stay positive out there and never lose confidence, you are valid :3
thank u so much for making this! so much respect to everyone involved!!!
The algorithm came through for me today! FINALLY great video
The first documentary I've watched in ages that made me truly sad it was over. Hopefully I'll find something like this in my area. Much love
As a transfem living in Indianan rn feeling a lot of dread about people in my school and acceptance, this documentary gave me more hope for a brighter future.
This reminds me that I have a future even being trans because it really feels like I don’t sometimes
im not even punk but this was on my youtube algorithm and i fw it
Not a damn better video I could've put on tonight. I'm getting ready for a concert tomorrow and putting on my binding tape. The whole week I've been debating if I wanted to wear a shirt that covered the tape up or not, but this video's got me cutting up a shirt into a tank top so you can see even more of it!
Like it's just so fucking amazing seeing queer and trans people out there thriving in the scene. Damn right being trans is beautiful, I gotta start reminding myself of that and showing it off 🤘
this is amazing! Much love tyler, keep it up!!!
To think this was happening in my own backyard and I had no idea - I'm a trans girl from Texas and recently moved out across the country.
Thank you from a closeted/repressing trans teenager in Texas. I've literally never seen another trans person here, much less known that there were whole communities (to be fair I'm horribly sheltered...) I can barely wrap my head around the idea, I never thought it'd be possible. I've been dissociated for years but this video reawakened something in me. Like it's so close. That could be me. I need to get out there.
sometimes being 36 and still coming into my own makes me have existential dread like ive never experienced.. at least in this moment, i'm proud of the future, and look forward to what y'all do with the platforms you have. thanks for the shot of hope.
hey from france! commenting for your documentary's reach. this was awesome. it reassures me to know our trans siblings in Texas have a community to fall back on
I'm not trans but this is still cool af thanks algorithm. I'll also never understand trans hate it's weird af...
even if punk music isnt my thing personally, i have absolutely nothing but respect for you and your community
commenting for algorithm but to also say thank you for showcasing trans ppl and their experiences within tx!!
This documentary makes me feel less alone :) thank you for making it
Remember kids,
punks respect pronouns
I love seeing the younger generations fight back like this
I needed to hear a lot of this. Being queer in a rural area of the Midwest has been isolating and I've stayed partly closeted and without community here out of fear, but I need to get there and find community, I'm sure it's our there.
Every time you see a nose piercing take a shot. Okay all jokes aside I loved this video. As a queer person myself living in the Houston area I’m proud to experience a part of Houston I didn’t know about. great job.
Great doc! Solidarity from a transfemme punk in NYC. Y’all are holding it down in Texas. It’s so beautiful. We’ll fight harder and harder the worse it gets no matter what, we’ve always existed and we’ll continue to.
anyone know the songs in this video
Amazing! Ive been hearing good things about the hardcore scene in Houston (im from Boston) so its good to get a look at it through your camera. Also congrats on your channel becoming mainstream
that was such a fantastic production. watched the whole way through
I'm not queer or trans, but I am punk to my soul. I think that this is a good documentary. I think it should be edited and get all of the sound levels equal. I feel that this is important ✌️
LETS FUCKING GO I LOVE SCREAMING NEXT TO MY BEAUTIFUL TRANS GIRLFRIEND FLOWER
This video put a smile on my face at several points and I'm so glad it got recommended to me, thank you for making this
This is making my fresh top surgery scars tingle from the chills it gives me
Holy fuck my whole heart lit up seeing this video pop up on my feed. I am a trans guy in Az who is also into the Az punk and alternative scene. Seeing stuff like this makes me feel so happy and like theres people out there like me… often times i feel alone. Trans is beautiful, trans is punk.
This is great, and its amazing how it was made in such a short span of time.
This was such a great documentary!!! Sending love to all my trans siblings in Texas
I’m personally not queer or trans ,but I fully respect and support this and like that things are changing. Humans are humans and should be treated with respect in general.
this is so amazing tyler!!! much love🩷🥳
Punk was the first kind of music i listened to when i just turned 13 and also when i was discovering i was bi and a couple years later genderfluid. Ive dipped in and out of listening to it and this video pulled me back in