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LGBT influencer calls out ‘Neanderthal behavior’ at Pride events: ‘Not an excuse for you all to act a f—ing fool’

July 1, 2023 | | Print Article

A popular LGBT TikTok influencer has gone viral for chastising his fellow LGBT-ers for behaving so inappropriately in public.

The influencer, model AJ Sanchez, was particularly peeved over all the nudity and debauchery at last month’s “Pride” events. And so on Wednesday, he published a TikTok video explaining why.

“My fellow LGBTQIA+, baby, y’all are doing too much. And yes, I’m going to be the one to say it because if a straight person says that, ya’ll going to say they’re homophobic, this, and the third. And it’s like, no, boo, you’re just doing the most. And it’s really not cute,” the TikTok video began with him saying.

“Can someone explain to me why I’m seeing all these Pride videos, people in the streets acting like they ain’t got no f–king home training? I see boo-chichis all out on display for everyone to see. Middle of New York, broad daylight, minors present. Like, since when is that okay, sis? Because it’s not,” he continued.

Listen to his full message below:

@_ajtsanchezDoing the most.. and not in a good way ️‍♬ original sound – AJ

He added that he’s not against partying and having a good time but stressed that there’s a “time and place.”

“And b–ch don’t get it twisted, on a scale of one to classy, I’m not the royal family by any means. Like, I love to turn up, shake some a– and have a good time, but b–ch, time and place — and that was not it,” he said.

He then proceeded to describe some of the worst debauchery he’s witnessed this year.

“Ya’ll, when I tell you I saw this chick, practically nothing on [while] on top of a water fountain and water spraying all up in her cookies, nookies and crannies. I’m just wondering what type of antibiotic that doctor’s gonna prescribe for all that,” he said.

“People hanging from streetlights, hooking up on the side of the road. What in the land before time Neanderthal behavior? Raggedy is the word for it,” he added.

Concluding his rant, Sanchez noted that many Americans already view the LGBT community negatively, and so why add to that by acting so inappropriately?

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“They already don’t f–k with us like that. And this is how you want them to perceive us? Pride is an event based around acceptance and equality, not an excuse for you all to act a f–king fool,” he said.

“All right, y’all. As long as you guys know that that does not represent the entire LGBTQIA community. Even I’m like, what the f–k? Do better,” he concluded.

The TikTok attracted massive praise. Below is just a sample:

  • “Facts! thank you.”
  • “‘Time and place’ seems to be lost on soooo many people.”
  • “Had to watch this twice. Once for the message, twice for the slay. Your makeup is god tier.”
  • “Respect! you’re amazing!!! thank you for saying that!”
  • “You’re a breath of fresh air! I just love how you delivered this important message! ♥️”
  • “Good on you for takin a stand and takin the fire. Wish you the best and stay safe! Keep on keepin on!!!”
  • “I honestly agree with you 100%. There is always a time and a place. Especially with minors around. Ignore the haters.”

 

As previously reported, modern “Pride” events tend to be loaded with debauchery.

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For example, last week outrage erupted after nude men and women were seen at Seattle’s “Pride” parade walking and dancing around little children. What made it even worse was that the cops did nothing about the nudity because evidently, the city has no “nudity” laws.

“[I]t is legal to be nude anywhere within Seattle—though there are limits to this freedom, and nudists tend to congregate in known spots. … [T]he city had outlawed public nudity in the 1980s, until a court case over two nudists who had been arrested led a judge to rule that the local law violated their First Amendment rights. The measure was repealed four years later,” Newsweek reported.

“Indecent exposure is still prohibited, however Seattle’s municipal code stipulates that the prosecution must prove the person knew that their conduct was ‘likely to cause reasonable affront or alarm,'” according to Newsweek.

See scenes from the Seattle “Pride” event below:

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There was also a recent “Pride” event in Minneapolis during which a man reportedly twerked in front of a group of children.

And in D.C., men were spotted showing off their “puppy play” fetish:

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