It’s ironic that the people that play his music is the LGBTQ community 😂
@Sodaduhking17 сағат бұрын
You are biologically a man you will always be a man cry about it lil bro
@CPorter2 күн бұрын
God hates bigots, not queers.
@2AMOSHPIT2 күн бұрын
Pogo is awesome and he's not Mentally ill.😎🇺🇲👌
@brucewayne42263 күн бұрын
Trump won the popular vote. POTB was adopted by the PB to show that they weren't what MSNBC & CNN told the American populace that they were. You're obtuse to the reality of what the PB actually are. You've fallen for mainstream corporate media have lead you to believe. That's why they told you Trump was Hitler but quickly accepted him as the next leader of the free world. They lie all day every day.
@Awakeandalive15 күн бұрын
Gotta love when people try to drag this up, selectively ignoring that Pogo is himself LGBTQetc.
@Erik-fn7kj4 күн бұрын
Lol huh??? That doesn’t excuse anything.
@FruityHachi6 күн бұрын
"you still could be drafted" perfectly exposes the motivations why men self-id as women
@lolopigus6 күн бұрын
My respect for him after that apology video… Is at an all time HIGH, WOW! I didn’t this guy was looking up to amazing people like Jordan Peterson and Ben Shapiro that’s amazing. I think what he said was 100% valid, and the people he’s talking about in universities is very real and very childish. People need to learn to grow up.
@DriesduPreez7 күн бұрын
Absolutely nothing wrong with what he said. There is a difference between being gay, and being an overly flamboyant pantomime of a person. It's a distinction that many people go by. As for his anti-feminist work, again, nothing wrong there, he's completely free to have his opinions.
@Erik-fn7kj4 күн бұрын
Yikes! 😬
@Blueberry_Jelly177 күн бұрын
This really sucks just considering I became a fan of his from his Alice music video that was being shared on AlbinoBlackSheep waaaaaaaaaaaaaay back in the days before even youtube exists. I feel guilty because I love his musical style, but I can't listen to it now without thinking about how he'd rather I was dead in a landfill rather than listening to his music. I have so many life experiences and memories that I've tied with his music before knowing he hated people like me and I can't get rid of the positive memories of those moments... I can feel them become soured with his disgust at who I am as a person as I listen. All I ever did was, as a boy, love another boy. I'm tired of my memories in life being "what lie was I telling at the time" and "who was I being dishonest with at the time" because I didn't want to leave the closet, now with trumps 2024 win and knowing even a humble artist like pogo hates me... I don't know. What's the point? I'm tired of fighting. Tired of never being on the winning side. This is just so genuinely disheartening. If I knew this guy would grow to wish death for me, I wouldn't have bought his collectors CD on ABS.com before anyone knew who he was.
@tsushi9617 күн бұрын
Just accept the fact that you're an disappoinment to mens
@platanous8 күн бұрын
ywnbaw
@akashajones60799 күн бұрын
The amount of effort some trans identifying people put into lying to everyone around them. Is truly disturbing.
@MsMissX11 күн бұрын
I hope yo see this. Take a look at Ursula Le Guin. She is an author in the 80's that wrote about people of color and has written a series about people who can change gender at any point they wish too.
@georgemartin138311 күн бұрын
he is based.
@Saiyanjohn41512 күн бұрын
Snowflakes ruin everything
@Erik-fn7kj11 күн бұрын
😊😘 Chud tears are delicious ❤
@SkullZie12 күн бұрын
I'm trans, i still listen to his music though The way he is as a person won't stop me from wanting to make mixes like him in the same way he does it just to fill that gaping hole in my heart
@richita.nikkol15 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for making this video. It feels like looking in a mirror in a lot of things you said, you are and you experienced. Of course, our lives are very different in so much ways, but It feels incredibly comforting to hear more trans women facing similar struggles, similar existential and political questions, etc. I think I always wanted to be a singer-songwriter. Before transitioning, I didn't even attempt to chase that dream; I hated my voice and didn't truly understand why. Now I'm struggling a lot with voice training, it's hell and heaven. I feel comfortable with my speaking voice, but my singing voice exploration has been a roller coaster. Seeing and feeling the impact you make to other folks (like me) through your voice and your creations are very inspiring for me and keep going on, facing the fear and being more compassionate with myself. Hope I can inspire some people with my creations in the future :)