Harry Styles | “Bring Back Manly Man”

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i would like to add that marx's communist manifesto is just pictures of him and freidrech engels in dresses.

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Bisexual culture is loving men in dresses and women in suits.

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I think this should be extended to other wider culture too though. Both are great.

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Non binary ppl wearing both

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If a trans woman wears a dress they would say that is just a man in a dress. If a cis guy wears a dress they go crazy saying he is feminising men, and that they will be women I don't get it.

[@ramielstudios2953]

I think that's because they believe that a trans woman is not a woman and a cis man who doesn't follow traditional male attire is not a man. Seriously what DOES make you a man or a woman? If you say that you are a man, then you are a man, if you say you are a woman, you are a woman. Some people just happen to like or prefer other clothing and thats okay. Clothing has no gender, it doesn't matter who wears it. Wear what you would like to wear it doesn't matter who/what you are, or identify as ^^

[@alicequinnordonez10]

@@ramielstudios2953 yes I mean, I get it, it's just for people to realize how idiotic that sounds, thanks tho, you explained it great!

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@@alicequinnordonez10 thanks I just wanted to get my thoughts out because if I don't stay up all night thinking about it lol

[@blazez9481]

They dont either

[@Ozzie_Mandias]

What they want is burly militia men... all guns n beer n domestic abuse...

[@miles4939]

i love that all the comments are just compliments because nobody's finished the video yet

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[@neofalconer5722]

True!

[@chaseashley6775]

If only they could stay like that

[@pebble-wc1fh]

I haven't even finished the video yet, but that is a killer jacket

[@mr.brightside7441]

true haha

[@mechanicalromans]

When Girls where Masculine Clothes: She's a tomboy! So cool! When Guys where Feminine Clothes: Discustang! Both girls and boys should have the reaction of "So cool!" because it IS cool that they have a sense of style that's typically what the other gender wears. There is no assigned gender to a piece of fabric.

[@cinderellasunderstudy2937]

This is rooted in a cultural misogyny that teaches us that femininity is inherently bad.

[@seto749]

Should have, perhaps, but many women want to retain their own liberation while keeping men tightly restricted except when male freedom suits their interests.

[@Itri_Vega]

This. I live in a rather toxic area and don't fully pass as male, but am largely left alone (aside from some nasty remarks here and there) because to people I look like a tomboy or the stereotypical idea of a butch lesbian. However, if I was a trans woman and wouldn't pass I'd get more than just insults. I would definitely not be able to safely go out at night.

[@mechanicalromans]

@@Itri_Vega That sucks, I feel really bad. It's sad what both men and woman have to go through everyday (mostly woman in your area) :(

[@BlueZephor]

I think there is something to be said about how a girl wearing masculine clothes is "cool" and men wearing feminine clothes is "awful". Maybe, I wonder, if it has something to do with them hating women.

[@riversrhodell2359]

The fact that Harry Styles can apparently single-handedly destroy masculinity is hilarious to me

[@minemarei768]

Honestly what a kkng move on his side 😂

[@ZimLikesPastaAnimation]

yeah, like, was it already that fragile? 😳 wow

[@Onic14]

Tru XD

[@scorpionkobra]

If you want to see a manly man look persians, turks, russians. Caucasian men is way stronger and masculine when it comes to manliness.

[@Penguinplaysmc-sc1lo]

Lol how does harry styles destroy masculinity by just wearing a dress,leave the guy alone.Man some people just cant catch a break without telling these trash opinions.

[@sans_puns_4594]

I haven't finished the video yet, but here's a piece of my day today, talking about clothes: I'm a transgender boy, and normally I wear more "masculine" clothes to school, and to hang out with friends. But yesterday, I found a really cute yellow dress in my closet, and really wanted to wear it to school. So I did. I felt comfortable in it, so I'm planning on putting it on more often. My mother doesn't accept the fact that I am a trans person, even tho I've explained it to her more than a hundred times. She was MORE exited than me because I was wearing a dress. I think she is hopping for me to "be normal (in her words)" again, but obviously I'm not going to change the way I feel. *I am a boy.* Just because I'm wearing a dress, or a skirt, or a crop top, doesn't mean I'm less boy than others. If you reached here, thanks for reading! Hope you are doing ok today, stay safe!✨💕

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Heck yeah ! Trans guys don’t owe society masculinity. 💞

[@Itri_Vega]

Also let's not forget that kilts are seen as manly and they are essentially patterned skirts.

[@euphoria7372]

Aww I'm sorry about your mom. You are a boy and always will be♡ You're incredible, keep staying strong and being yourself.

[@Call-me-Al]

Good luck, if your mother gets too weird about wearing dresses you can always show her photos of the many cismen who enjoy wearing dresses (most of which happened to also be gay only because back in the past they were already violating cultural taboos by being themselves, so they were freer to question other BS ideas about what "real men" were and did).

[@JoshKnoxChinnery]

Good for you. Rock those dresses dude.

[@cinderellasunderstudy2937]

I love that conservatives are always talking about trans people not being biologically what the “claim” to be, but the moment Harry Styles puts on a dress he is practically a woman in their eyes. It’s almost like they just like to hate...

[@jpercie1238]

We never say they are women we say they are overly femanin men

[@Babybashog]

@@caspian3755 we don't care what he is doing, we just don't like that people are calling it masculine, cause its not

[@cinderellasunderstudy2937]

@@jpercie1238 ...and that’s bad why?

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@basicass user it was t a question

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@Christopher van Van_1230419 ye ik I’ve just notice it 😂

[@neofalconer5722]

I love seeing people wear exactly what they want and look happy and comfortable! The joy of messing around with your appearance and finding yourself is beautiful.

[@transrightsdinosaur]

Yes! Knowing who you are is so important and it really does make all the difference

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Exactly!

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[@strawbebbiejam]

Candace wears a lot of clothing that is considered "manly" like suits so... idk just the hypocrisy is annoying

[@enfysiridescent]

It's internalized misogyny, plain and simple. This sort of mindset relies on the following beliefs: 1) Masculinity is inherently more valuable than femininity. It is appropriate for anyone to dawn this form of expression because they perceive it as a form of strength or authority. 2) Femininity is inherently less valuable than femininity. They perceive femininity as a sign of weakness. 3) Women are expected by default to be weak and submissive, so it is fine for a women to present femininely. 4) Men are expected to be strong and dominant no matter what, so they are obligated to present masculinely. 5) Anyone can present masculinely, but only women can present femininely. There are a lot of double standards at play here, and it's a clear demonstration of how the patriarchy and sexism negatively effects everyone, regardless of gender. The people who hold these beliefs are often very anti-feminist, as they think feminism is a misandrist movement. They think we are trying to get rid of all forms of masculinity. However, feminism is actually helpful to men as well, since it fights toxic, compulsory masculinity, while encouraging healthy masculinity.

[@clashmustache]

@@enfysiridescent 1) If you want to succeed in the world then yes, it helps to be a bit more masculine. That's cause the world is a cruel unforgiving place and masculine traits are better suited to handling that. 2) That's a very vague statement. For example if you are fighting a war, than Masculinity is waaaay more valuable to be masculine. But if it came to raising children, looking after others, or many others then feminity is more valuable. It's not that feminity is a sign of weakness, it's more that masculinity is more of a sign of strength. That doesn't mean that people think feminity is weak, they just think masculinity is stronger. 3) Very few people think that, the only people who think that are those that have been brainwashed from a young age to think that the patriarchy is everywhere and out to get you. 4) This is one point where I will agree with you slightly. Yes Men are expected to be tough and not show that much emotion. But that also is changing, Take me for example I'm a white "cisgender" male but I can be very emotional at times but also very masculine at times but yes I will admit that you have a point. 5) Trust me when I say this is changing rapidly. Infact, most people aren't that concerned about gender stereotypes anymore. Look, gender stereotypes are not the fault of the "patriarchy". They're actually biologically wired into us because of generations of us living like this.

[@zarae3232]

“Otherwise why would it be headline-worthy for Styles to don a dress?” um... because of people like you who are making his clothing choice into some kind of attack on human society??

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In class we learned about Egypt God and my teacher said some of them don't have gender and I when 👁👄👁 its a gender fluid God. She even said after I said there gender fluid so I love that

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That's awesome!

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@@lavalamp5500 i know I was so happy

[@Itri_Vega]

Hinduism is quite interesting in that aspect, too, as some deities have male and female aspects and manifest in one way or another. It makes for a very fascinating dualism.

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@@Itri_Vega cool

[@ariannegozzing]

Haha see? This sh*t is part of human nature but this stupid hungry dogs like ben shapiro are contaminating peoples minds (and the planet too btw ejem..)

[@otterzrkuhl]

Hating on men for wearing dresses because it makes the look “weak” implies that women are inherently weak and just reinforces awful stereotypes about women needing to be submissive.

[@euphoria7372]

_Yesss!_

[@MellowJelly]

@@scorpionkobra Generalizations are not an intelligent thing to argue. I know some women who could absolutely oblitrate some men in a physical fight. Everybody needs to wake up that humanity is vastly complex and the world is not divided into men versus women.

[@scorpionkobra]

@@MellowJelly "some women". Exceptions dont break the rules. Think twice before putting some argument. Feminism is started men vs women thing like competition

[@theguildhall3246]

@@scorpionkobra "men vs women" started the moment we began treating them like separate, incompatible peoples. Like, we're going all the back into "women from Venus, men from Mars" types deals.

[@Sara-sf7dn]

@The Rocker Yes they kinda do & feminism is the belief that men & women should have equal rights, nothing to do with competition.

[@margarita2003]

The same people who say that Harry Styles is feminizing men for wearing a dress, are the same people who would tell a trans woman she's a man.

[@Call-me-Al]

These sort of people like making manliness some sort of artificial scarcity that others have to appease them for to gain...

[@dunkindoughnut167]

Harry Styles is the least masculine man ever!

[@standartgreekgamer1028]

a trans woman is a man though

[@enfysiridescent]

@@standartgreekgamer1028 Trans women are women 🏳️‍🌈

[@clashmustache]

@@enfysiridescent and that's where you're wrong.

[@benburke3015]

Love how Ben legit keeps using the word 'floofy' like it doesn't completely undercut everything within his rhetoric. You can't make 'floofy' sound intimidating Ben, or whatever it is you're going for.

[@guacbird]

EXACTLY LIKE i was like “ok ben i will not take you serious now you said floofy”

[@joewhite4456]

The thing is none of them actually tell us why "feminizing masculinity" is bad? Edit: I know why they think it's had, I know it's just fragile masculinity, I'm just making the point that they don't give any reason or have any real reason.

[@joewhite4456]

@Amarrii ASMR what on earth has the colour pink got to do with sexualising people?

[@cinderellasunderstudy2937]

Adam and Eve where created different in their eyes and this have to stay the exact same as in biblical times. Because religion

[@joewhite4456]

@@cinderellasunderstudy2937 but they were born naked

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@Amarrii ASMR who tf is sexualising pink?

[@joewhite4456]

@Amarrii ASMR I never said you were sexualising pink, I'm literally just asking how you think that gay people, and not other LGBT people, are sexualising the colour pink and who you think it is doing that.

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Your Ben Shapiro impression is pretty good ngl

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We Stan both Moe and Harry Styles ✨

[@sapphic_spidy3207]

"when the minute a man puts on a dress... they go off like that" EXACTLY-

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I love how you roasted Benny Boy by just reading his tweets with background music. It had me in stitches

[@TheLucyblades]

Every time you think Ben Shapiro can't get more disturbing... Honestly I'd be surprised if he isn't struggling with some type of gender identity issue given how obsessed he is with trans people and gender expression. And I hope he gets some clarity and help with that. Harry styles is the surprise hero of pop. This is his year. More power to him.

[@Itri_Vega]

He definitely is incredibly insecure and knows very little about the biology he keeps bringing up. The whole issue with his wife (him claiming women don't get wet during intercourse and citing his wife, who allegedly is a doctor) revealed how little he knows about sexuality and women. It's just a shame she decided to go along with him rather than to use the opportunity to educate him. Along with his squeaky voice and overall appearance I really don't understand why he is so revered by certain people. He's anything but the "alpha male" he thinks he is.

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Ben Shapiro and his sister Abby have extreme views on many things. I just say “the Shapiro siblings be like that”.

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@@foxfire1150 They're both utterly insufferable. It's good people are challenging their views. Freedom of speech done right.

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@@Itri_Vega Everyone deserves free speech, which is different than hate speech. I’ve been exposed to far, far worse than the Shapiro’s. The Shapiro’s views are biblical, even backward, but I’ve been traumatized by countless losers literally calling (online and offline) for my murder and the murder of my people. Just a bit of perspective here.

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@@foxfire1150 it's not really biblical, since they are Jewish, but fair point.

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Your hair looks spectacular 😍

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Spectacular jacket

[@keyboard1980]

i didn’t even really know who candace owens was until recently, so i looked at her twitter and i already knew i wasn’t gonna like her. this woman really said that men who wear dresses aren’t mentally stable. like that doesn’t even make sEnSE-

[@keyboard1980]

@Scarlett Mann exactlyyyy

[@alyssapinon9670]

That’s rich from a woman who wears pant suits 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@psyche_daydream]

Nothing is more manly than having the confidence to wear whatever you want.

[@clashmustache]

Hell yeah, Imma go get the most masculine guy I can find and tell him to run into that children's hospital while wearing a skimpy outfit. Hell yeah for masculinity.

[@Winterappleby]

I'm not even this early to my classes

[@jazverazarate1467]

They went to "it's just a dress" to "him wearing a dress is liberating man", i totally agree with them but I found this funny

[@transrightsdinosaur]

I haven't watched the entire vid yet but your sweater is lovely :)

[@aperry3869]

For men who wear feminine clothes, they are more of a man then any man who crys about wearing one. They are brave enough to do what they want and that is a very masculine thing. A very manly thing. Also like being feminine or masculine does make you less or more of a man wtf??

[@xelith6157]

They are also manlier because they are confident enough in their masculinity that they don't have to rely on clothing to make them feel or appear masculine.

[@lailaauto33]

Men in pants: Me: nice Men in skirts/dresses: Me, a bi: n i c e

[@Al_Afrah]

I am a cishet women and I also like men who wears skirts/dresses.

[@MewWolf5]

I love how Ben Shapiro says that being masculine or feminine is always about biology but then also says that men are "taught" to be masculine. If someone has to teach you, then it's not completely natural.

[@bewitchedbanshee]

I knew I always loved him for a reason. He's a king

[@pebblesoop1648]

1:00 Ah yes, the traditional female garb of my culture. The comfy patchwork knitted sweater. Seriously though, how sad a society we must live in for "fun colorful clothes" to be considered not acceptable for half of the population :((

[@jasminemercer9758]

Lol Kpop boys wear a lot of skirts. Like dude Taemin is one of the most popular soloists in Japan and Korea and he rocks androgyny and there has been big movement to shut down toxic masculinity in the Korean. It’s amazing

[@LibertarianLeninistRants]

I like the free spirit of Harry; wish I was brave as him and could wear a dress outside

[@keyburns]

As a guy, I think men in dresses is super awesome. I love it. As for Harry’s photoshoot, I think his dress honestly really rocks. I don’t know what’s so wrong with it. 🤷‍♂️

[@dianablanco1401]

Harry Styles' video with Moe's voice over talking about the difficulties of being a man is just pure art ✨

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

I mean... David Bowie posed in a dress on the cover art for his third album, The Man Who Sold The World, back in the early 70s. Prince blurred the gender line in the 80s. Patti Smith (the punk singer) is known for her androgynous style. Blurring gender is not new 🙄

[@CopsHateMoe]

HONESTLY,,,

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

@@CopsHateMoe IKR?!? And even during THOSE times, conservatives had those same reactions that conservatives now have today, like... let us live and dress however we want.

[@MellowJelly]

TW: mention of se*ual assault I loved Bowie for his 'early' normalization of androgyny and expressing gender freely & in a nonbinary fashion, but when I discovered that he had sex with minors (statutory rape) I am no longer a fan :( It was a different time in the 70s in terms of what was considered consent perhaps, but it still deeply upsets me that many people like him are remembered fondly and will be throughout history. A lot of males that are idolized today from that era and the rock scene were predators because the nature of the alternative scene protected it. I agree with your statement as it was about gender alone, I just like to write this in case anyone else reading was not aware of this~

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@@MellowJelly True... You're not wrong.

[@carlinisatnirvana9710]

Also kurt cobain wore dresses and feminine clothing a lot

[@Tree-Salmon]

Oh my gosh!!! I just found your channel yesterday and have been binging it all and now this blessing arrives! My excitement is through the roof

[@runam0c46]

Honestly that Vogue shoot was straight up MAGNIFICENT on so many levels and I think these idiots are just salty that they'll never be forever remembered as a part of such a beautiful work of art.

[@Alex-ui5qn]

You look epic also I love your hair

[@CopsHateMoe]

Yay thanks!

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@@CopsHateMoe your welcome thanks for the heart

[@ox_why]

as soon as i heard about this the first thing i did was draw all my male ocs in dresses(i dont have a lot of power... this is the most protest i can do)...i have one left, my youngest boi, he has a beautiful frilly sun dress lined up for him...then ill post them.

[@strawbebbiejam]

I'd love to see those, do you have a twitter/ig where you post art?

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@@strawbebbiejam ill be posting them on insta, im @ OxisArt

[@ThePavelAntonov]

Chet Baker was the first jazz singer who wasn't manifesting machism. His singing and his life shows men's vulnerability. Love him. Women wear "men's" clothe without any problems. Skirt is even military uniform in some countries. So strange that people can be unhappy if others wear clothe not in their own style.

[@chiarap7826]

Masculinity so non toxic it's hypoallergenic

[@furynotes]

This is clearly the best video about Harry Styles and him wearing dresses.

[@CopsHateMoe]

Ahhh thank you 🥺

[@yoinksscoob4889]

Watching people get genuinely angry over this was so strange, and the thing is, those who got angry at a piece of fabric are the same type to call others ‘snowflakes’, where’s the self-awareness haha

[@meepmoopiethe3rd]

Bruh, that fucking dramatic ass music while you read the Shapiro quote killed me. Like, I guarantee that's the exact kind of music playing in his head when he types that trash out 🤣

[@MikkiPike]

You hit the nail on the head with this one. Thanks for the smile. 💖

[@phaedk.9267]

So, kinda off topic but- the first time I listened to his second album, fine line, the song "she" popped up. And maybe I was conditioned by the trans flag colours of the cover of the album (lol), but - Oh. This song. Describes so so so well (but in reverse, kinda) my experience with gender non conformity. And masculinity. And femininity. And I don't know if that was his intention ( and I don't care at this point ) but I could write an essay analyzing what this song means to me, from a trans perspective. I encourage people who haven't listened to it to give it a try? It's really subtle but also powerful interpretated in that what imo.

[@Itri_Vega]

I agree, especially this section: "A woman who’s just in his head And she sleeps in his bed While he plays pretend So pretend" If that isn't a trans mood then I don't know what is.

[@phaedk.9267]

@@Itri_Vega this is the bit that got me too! Also the fantasizing about sailing away "and not telling his mates- wouldn't know what to say" , which for me is # relatable

[@Itri_Vega]

@@phaedk.9267 I've seen a lot of people say "this is it, he's definitely trans" and I feel they are getting ahead of themselves. Even though the song deeply resonates with me as a trans person I don't want to label Harry as this is his own personal journey and I don't feel I have the right to choose his labels for him. So I wouldn't take the song as evidence that he is trans, however I think it definitely is about his own feminine side. I can only imagine how big the pressure to perform and present masculine must be if you're in the public eye as much as Harry is. It's great that he found the confidence to leave behind the narrow confines of binary gender presentation. Only time will tell whether he identifies as trans or is a gender non conforming cis man. One thing is for certain, though - he created a song that resonates with GNC and trans people alike and is embracing an aesthetic that will hopefully encourage more men to step forward and accept their feminine side as a source of strength. Oof sorry for the novel, i tend to ramble when a song makes me think ^^'

[@phaedk.9267]

@@Itri_Vega oh I agree! And I have thought a lot about this song too. And whatever it means to him, this song made me feel....seen? There is not a lot of music out here that can resonate with my feelings about gender in this way. Please don't feel bad! I am very happy to see there are others who feel the same way I do about this. I couldn't find anybody talking about it when I first heard it, and I thought I was alone in my impression. ^^

[@paige8628]

No dislikes, this is how it should be.

[@RKALHARBI]

Oh 4 disgusting people disliked!!

[@paige8628]

@@RKALHARBI oh hell no- those people just probably miss clicked and meant to click the like button

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@@paige8628 yes yes

[@weewoo2322]

God forbid somebody has a different opinion to yours!

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hey i love your vids. hope u have a good day

[@Itri_Vega]

Oh my gods, that Ben Shapiro burn is what I needed, thank you for that ♥ Dude has a higher pitched voice than me and I'm not even on T. I used to think I couldn't transition because my hourglass shaped body was "too feminine" and I'd never "pass", and because even though I never identified as female I still like certain feminine-coded things (jewellery and nail polish). But then I saw non binary culture, people being androgynous and rocking it, experimenting with gender expression, ignoring body shape or incorporating it into their outfits. And I remembered japanese pop culture, which I've always loved, and how men in the visual kei scene wear nail polish and eyeliner. Hell, Kain Highwind, one of my favourite Final Fantasy characters, got a statue that has purple nail polish and he's a knight with a lance that is manly af. So I decided that gender non conforming trans men can be a thing (I used to identify as transmasculine non binary person but I feel comfortable with seeing myself as a guy). And every time someone like Harry Styles goes and shows people that clothes have no gender, that fashion is about self expression and fun, I feel a weight is lifted both off the shoulders of cis men and trans men who feel they can't pass or don't want to.

[@euphoria7372]

Aww that's so sweet!

[@unlov_able]

The dislikes are from the cops

[@kydneyk]

I think about the phrase “the east knows this” so much it cracks me up like wtf is she talking about

[@whereisthefire6285]

Emotional intellegence is an attractive trait. Say it louder for those in the back, yes thank you!

[@Feenager]

Idk why this whole video is a vibe, just chill discussion

[@benburke3015]

"Harry Styles looks fine as fuck in that dress" Fuck yeah, he does! I wish I had anything in my closet that looks half as good as what he wears, especially in that photo shoot.

[@kelz4965]

I literally thought it was so fucking manly FOR Harry to wear a dress in PUBLIC because he KNEW he’d get criticism. But he did it anyway. How more manly and masculine can you get?!

[@riotgrrrl8807]

Well done, Harry Styles, you've singlehandedly destroyed ancient Rome.

[@pickle4672]

They’re c l o t h e s

[@Bellevisionchannel]

@3:05 You're right on the money Moe, 100% correct. Excellent video as usual!

[@fernboo2379]

I just wore a dress for the first time as someone brought up as a boy and it was amazing!!!

[@fernboo2379]

curious little raindrop Thank you!!!!!! It gave me so much confidence and made me feel more comfortable in questioning my gender :))

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curious little raindrop thank you! my instagram is @_dant___

[@scipi3590]

Yes

[@_saturncity]

why should clothing have gender? and why should it be "feminine" or "masculine", it's just clothing mate :'(

[@MellowJelly]

Something as simple as clothing can make us feel very different about ourselves, that is for sure, but it should not be taken too seriously. What another person wears should not be taken seriously, I mean. It's nobody's business but their own, realistically

[@sighthoundstars]

Thank you moe, you are so chill and REALLY clever and intuitive. I really like watching your videos after a hard day

[@ellaella2346]

the editing surrounding ben shapstick was amazing, that dramatic music was so fitting

[@EagleRulerSiena]

I love the aesthetic!

[@angeliquecarter3502]

i love, love, LOVE this video!! honestly one of my faves that you’ve done:))) great points were made, especially the one relating to how damaging it is for men when expected to be masculine in a certain way by society. it will always boggle my mind that some find clothing so offensive and definitive!

[@dakotal.3996]

The music while reading Ben's quotes is gold

[@carlinisatnirvana9710]

im straight for harry styles tbh

[@Tillnorth]

Just found your channel, subscribed definitely ! This video is great

[@foldingsystem3814]

I absolutely love Harry Styles for giving me the opportunity to have someone to point to when people question me saying I'm a trans man just because I choose to wear dresses sometimes. I mean, it's F* hot here, even hetero cis men would love the oportunity to wear dresses so they don't have to melt in their clothes, and I'm not passing the one I have. I should start listening to his music, I never have, maybe I'll enjoy it. =D

[@tinSEL559]

Love your videos have an amazing day! :)

[@weaselsoda]

Honestly your videos are always amazing and your voice is so calm :)

[@Peach-ys5wp]

In History Men Wore DRESSES And petticoats and corsets and heels Which were classified as MANLY

[@shifra1967]

I love how Candace Owens thought Harry Styles wearing feminine clothes is new

[@redc8541]

What I hate is the double standard when it comes to me (an afab person) wearing feminine and masculine clothes. I tend to switch back and forth between masculine styles and feminine styles. When I do this, no one really bats an eye but if one of my male friends were to bounce back and forth like me they'd be demonized. It really pisses me off that I could wear a suit, but if a men wears a dress suddenly it's such a big deal. Clothing is not gendered, it's just clothing, and more people need to realize that.

[@ellehansen8682]

Honestly, I usually skip the cringy tweet reading, but Moe is able to do it so well I actually watched it.

[@OodMarkikiki]

You broke me by adding epic music to Ben Shapiro's tweets

[@evabeezero]

Well I can tell you that this has finally convinced me to add Harry Styles last album to my Spotify. I already had one of the songs in my favorite buuuuuut I'll admit I'm a stubborn ass and was kind of "but he was from a boyband!" about the whole thing. Though regardless of what I've thought of him as far as the boyband thing went, I have respected his habit of not giving a fuck when it came to gender norms. That's especially refreshing with someone so young and popular.

[@Alex-ui5qn]

This has nothing to do with the video but if you remember that one live then churr. lol

[@CopsHateMoe]

Ayyy chur

[@Alex-ui5qn]

@@CopsHateMoe is it one or two r's also chur

[@CopsHateMoe]

@@Alex-ui5qn either !

[@Alex-ui5qn]

@@CopsHateMoe ok thanks bro

[@PhoenixAusten]

The thing is that these people like to attach gender to colors, clothes, hairstyles, hobbies, interests, habits and names, when in reality none of these things have a gender and should therefore not be gendered at all. I believe that humans would be way happier if they could do whatever they want without people constantly judging if something is "appropriate" for their sex assigned at birth. Seriously we shouldn't care about stuff like this. The fact that I don't feel confident enough to say that I might be agender and would like to referred to as Austen just because some people would not understand this. I should not feel pressured to withold that information about myself just because some people don't get it.

[@euphoria7372]

I feel the same. I'm Pangender and Pansexual and I still feel uncomfortable talking about it or expressing it. It's taken me sooo much time to just accept myself for who I am. And it's because of the constant pressure to fit in with society. I hope you're doing okay♡ I accept you. Keep staying strong.

[@PhoenixAusten]

@@euphoria7372 Figuring out your genderidentity, sexual attraction and romantic attraction takes a long time because you have to find out what describes you best and being comfortable with it. I have to say that accepting that I'm asexual and aromantic was a lot easier than genderidentity. Especially when I think about that all of this happened this year and I'm also trying to sort and kinda label my mental health struggles alongside all of this.

[@euphoria7372]

@@PhoenixAusten Literally same! The last I think six months I've been suffering from panic attacks JUST because I couldn't figure out my genderidentity. It takes a hell of a lot of time. I'm glad you're doing what makes you comfortable♡ The year has been really hard. I hope next year's better♡

[@jackriver8385]

I think that men who can wear "feminine" clothes and still be confident in their masculinity are the real manly men. I'd love to get to the point in my transition where I can wear a skirt and still feel manly 😁

[@MellowJelly]

I totally agree lol! If that is one of your goals, that's a pretty great goal. I believe in you and I also hope I get to a point in my own confidence where wearing 'unfavorable' clothing doesn't bother me at all. the fabric itself shouldn't determine how masculine or feminine someone is ~

[@e.kupfer8631]

What I like best about the whole Harry Styles in a dress frou-frou is his clapback. His response of a picture showing himself eating a banana...that expression on his face is priceless.

[@lailaauto33]

IM SORRY BUT YOUR IMPRESSION OF BEN SHAPIRO MADE ME CHOKE ON MY DINNER ITS PERFECT

[@CharlottePoe]

Besides all of what your said, which is true, there is nothing wrong with femininity, either. Femininity is lovely. Masculinity is lovely. They are both ephemeral concepts, hard to describe, and have nothing to do with strength or weakness. But they should have everything to do with, as you said, expressing yourself in a healthy way.

[@not_that_hat]

YES! I was really hoping you'd make a video on this 🧡

[@ArloValentine]

MY NOTIFICATIONS WORKED FOR ONCE Ps. Banger video keep it up

[@faeryn1896]

My favorite part was the dramatic reading of the ben sharipo tweets

[@cowboylikeana]

love your vids !!!

[@marakaiser164]

conservatives: "protect free speech at all costs!" (hot cis guy wears a dress) "for the love of capitalism, somebody stop him!"

[@cronecrone5498]

Your perspective is soooooo refreshingly humanistic logic/golden rule. Keep on keeping on!

[@33elena33]

Thank you Moe for going through all this frustration and second-hand-embarrassment to educate us and these lame and stuck people. It helped a lot

[@teddy3809]

chile this photo shoot awakens my bisexuality

[@CopsHateMoe]

SAME LMAOO

[@artfairy7262]

Was waiting hopefully for you to make a video about this! Great work as always 💕

[@bumbelb263]

These comments are lacking two critical factors needed to form a tangible opinion. Logic and understanding.

[@shanebischoff1764]

You're too awesome, Moe. Love your delivery and the fact your subscriber count is rising.

[@nicopato1]

i appreciate the apology for subjecting me to ben shapiro

[@KrazeeKrab]

Hey Moe, I'm really happy whenever I see your videos and I love that you start to get some more recognition! Your videos always have this comfortable vibe, even though the topics you discuss are usually rather serious. I do believe however, that by "the East" Owens meant the middle east rather than East Asia. It makes her way of thinking more logical, but nowhere less ridiculous, of course.

[@yourTownsEnd]

Seeing clothing as an "attack" is completely unhinged.