What are your opinions of LGBT YouTubers?

OH and (sorry I should've just included this all in my original post but I forgot), I love TheNotAdam, he makes so many good videos dealing with the biphobia and about the issues bi people face!! Also AreTheyGay makes really funny content about gay ships. Those are the only queer male youtubers I follow, unless you're including ChellaMan because he's trans masculine (I'm pretty sure he still identifies as nonbinary??). ChellaMan makes really beautiful artsy videos, a lot of them are about his relationship with his girlfriend MaryV or about his experience being trans*.
Okay I'm done now, I swear.

 

.... I forgot DrunkLesbiansWatch.
I watch a lot of LGBT youtube content okay. Especially wlw content.

 

Me too! DrunkLesbiansWatch is funny. I think the video of them watching But I am a Cheerleader was good.Do you watch Jess and Mclane? If you love lesbian Youtubers you would absolutely love them! They're my favorite.

 

I watch people for their content, not their orientation. I do watch plenty of videos that are created by/ star LGBTQ+ people but I watch them for education/ entertainment, not because of their orientation.

 

Oh my god, I love But I'm A Cheerleader!!! Its my favourite lesbian movie ever! Did you know that its the 20th anniversary of the movie this year? I haven't watched Jess and Mclane before but I've subscribed to them now that you and someone else in the forum has suggested it

 

I didn't. That's cool! Glad you subscribed they are awesome!

 

Aww that really sucks. I wouldn't have expected that from them - they always seemed happy together in the videos.

 

I watch a lot of trans* Youtubers. My favorites are:
uppercaseCHASE1 (Chase Ross)
skylarkeleven (Skylar Kirgil)
Ashton Colby
therealalexbertie (Alex Bertie)
Ash Hardell
ALionsFears (Aydian Dowling)
MilesChronicles (Miles Mckenna)
Ryan Cassata

 

I love that, it's really funny. I mostly watch the react channel, some of the reactors are gay. I watch a lot of what's recommended by YouTube I've watched enough LGBT themed videos that other ones pop up pretty regularly but there's none I subscribe to.

 

Emily Hayward vlogged her cancer journey up to her death this summer shortly before her 25th birthday. She was incredibly inspiring and determined to get the maximum enjoyment from her life. It helped that she was a personal trainer and her fitness and strength probably staved off some of the worst symptoms. Her videos really enhanced my understanding of cancer and made me appreciate the little things in life even more. She and her girlfriend (they got married when she was given only a few weeks to live) were also an incredibly cute couple. I don't normally watch vlog style videos but I really recommend hers. The last video on her channel is the one played at her funeral, and it's not sad but punchy and full of life.

She wasn't specifically an LGBT youtuber, it just happened that her relationship was a central part of her videos.

 

Wow this is so sad. I did not know about this. I'm sure her wife misses her very much.

 

Yes, cancer is horrible at any age, but it seems especially unfair when it hits a young person. They did get the chance to be together as wives for a while, but as you say it's a sad burden for the survivor.

 

@Miss Kitty it's nice seeing someone who also followed Emily's Journey, it's incredibly sad how quick it all ended. There will definitely never be two people like her and her outlook on life despite her cancer definitely changed my own vision and outlook on life and needless to say that her relationship with Aisha is one to be craving for!

 

Oh yes, I absolutely agree, @Linning.

 

I watch: Thomas Sanders, Hannah Hart, Tyler Oakley and dodie. I started watching these YouTubers solely because of their content, not their orientation. But, when I started opening myself up to who I am, I actively searched for LGBT+ YouTubers (I just wanted to see other members of the community because I was lonely af) and found MacDoesIt. He's very eccentric but I like watching some of his vids every once in a while.

 

I've been watching LGBT YouTubers for almost a year now.

The first gay YouTube channel I ever came across was Husband &Husband and I enjoyed watching them a lot. I love their comics too!
Then I started watching every gay YouTuber who was in

 

I watch some korean lgbt youtubers like Soo Not Sue, and Kimusang. I used to watch more (not strictly Korean) untill they said some biphobic stuff. I also enjoy queer contents made by Buzzfeed as well