In the Heights Movie Clip - Fly this Flag (2021) | Movieclips Coming Soon

[@GLiz-no6ff]

I swear I got chills as a first generation Dominican born in New York and raised in the heights myself I'm in tears

[@OssmanAC]

Be so proud of you! ❤️

[@thisisrivera1]

I like Washington heights I used to frequent inwood. Good food and people.

[@CamofSteel]

¡Que viva la república! 🇩🇴

[@Mrs.C3]

I'm so happy for you! I hope you are so proud! This show makes me even more proud to be Latino!

[@veb_edvard]

And did you feel the culture featured in this film was accurate to the real thing??? Because life is tough in the Heights not all songs and good times.

[@Smartalic10]

Let’s be for real, the salon lady (her name escapes me right now) was the MVP of this scene. Straight up said “screw your depression give me attention and let’s party!”

[@edited421]

Cuca was her name I think

[@edited421]

@Orion Jean oh well he said salon lady and Cuca was the Salon lady now that I think about it you're right

[@jaime7728]

U mean carla ikr she is a queen

[@jaime7728]

@@edited421 cuca carla and daniella r the salon ladies daniella started the song but personally carla is my fav

[@leocapn1069]

@Orion Jean It’s fortunate that they had good chemistry since both of their characters are a couple.

[@camyllacosta4739]

As a Brazilian, we are usually left out on the latino scenario, so it truly means something to have our flag there. ♥️

[@sara78889]

We are the largest country in Latin America and we are part of this community. Our culture is so rich, I'm so proud to be Brazilian.

[@heinricheverson]

I love that they incorporated a Brazilian style in some dance segments during this song ❤️

[@boricuarican6321]

im brazilian mexican and puerto rican this scene gave me a lot of pride

[@cassiosousa1912]

@@boricuarican6321 But you always say you're from Queens

[@anonimauzumaki3779]

Yes, they always forget us. But not here!

[@n3n4210]

Just seeing all the Latin American flags being represented and praised, it’s beautiful! I can’t wait to watch this movie🙌🏼❤️

[@RyanLBrown9396]

I’ve watched it 3 times. You will not regret it

[@mariavelasco8177]

the mexican flag is upside down in this clip. and backwards in another shot. so...yeah...

[@eternal.lycosmos]

Costa Rican flag isn’t there

[@benstark6105]

there's representation in flags but not people, we latinos come in every color of the rainbow but ppl there are mostly brown

[@diosito9161]

@@benstark6105 that’s because Washington Heights is mostly composed by dominicans

[@luciad.6487]

Us Peruvians get so little representation outside our country, and seeing the peruvian flag just for a few seconds made my whole year

[@AtomicWhiskers]

Same here with Venezuela 🥰

[@potatoes188]

Same here with Honduras

[@manny1up]

Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Mexicans, and Cubans are more represented bcoz of predominance in large cities throughout the United States. Not to mention, the four above dominate in other areas such as sports, theater, music, etc which helps distinguish them from other ethnic Latinos.

[@luciad.6487]

@@manny1up yeah I didn't mean to bring down them, I know that there are massive communities of puertoricans, mexicans and cubans in the US but for exampl my uncles live in a mostly Peruvian neighbourhood, so we're not that much invisible. I mean often they get represented as the only latin communities in western media, even here in Europe, where there are mostly south Americans rather than central-americans, we still get so little representation

[@realsmichelle]

True as a Peruana, the Peruvian flag along with other flags being present in this scene is definitely so beautiful. This film represents not only the people in Washington heights but the Latino/Hispanic community. This play being turned into a film was the best thing to ever happen

[@robin.jashinsky]

Fun fact: our boy Lin-Manuel Miranda started writing In the Heights as a teenager.

[@nunanusta]

That's so inspiring💖

[@giovanmorabonilla6400]

QUE????

[@xxloverxx2864]

@@nunanusta ikr

[@xxloverxx2864]

😶‍🌫️👏

[@keyrianreacts7355]

@@giovanmorabonilla6400 NO ME DIGA!

[@ashleycardenas2265]

As a first generation Salvadoran-Mexican I get chills seeing this, I’m overjoyed with the latino representation in this movie. It’s like nothing I’ve seen before our people are slowly being more represented in the big screen!! I can’t help but get emotional and brings me tears to my eyes.

[@Lizabeth90]

@@shutchobitchassup I think it’s on the other row of flags just out of focus. You see it right after Usnavi sings to Vanessa along with some other Central American flags.

[@hexgirl88]

I saw an interview with Lin Manuel Miranda, who wrote the musical. He said growing up a theater kid who was Puerto Rican, the only roll he ever saw for himself was in West Side story, and he wanted to change that.

[@Rocky23pjsw]

Central Americans are a big factor especially El Salvador been putting in the work for Central Americans. Period facts .

[@lini_martini0204]

I’m Salvadoran-Mexican as well

[@iamoscarito6899]

AYEEEE 🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻

[@phenixaiden8522]

I am African American and 0% Latina but after watching this movie I still felt empowered.

[@cgarcia3614]

Yeah, there's a lot of overlap between Black culture & African heritage and Latinx & Hispanic culture and heritage. I'm ethnically Afro-Hispanic (family is Dominican) but I and my family don't personally identify as Black, but I still relate to the Black community in many ways in spite of that.

[@peachmilkbby9899]

@@cgarcia3614 you’re still black lmao, black is a race. Everyone would still see you as black 💀

[@jietroraximoff2805]

Black-Brit here 🇯🇲🇸🇨. I too found this inspiring. 🎵From Antigua to Liberia, Whereever we are, we rep Africa. Here we are🎵 (For this to work africa is pronounced "af-ree-cah")

[@_BriannaCollins_]

Same! So beautiful ☺️❤️

[@beyondmythoughts6081]

@@peachmilkbby9899 that’s why they said personally don’t be rude

[@calm1047]

As a African American I like to give praise to my brothers and sisters for a great movie and musical. Keep up the good work we need more like it!

[@elitevader1989]

like wise cousin . positive media is needed more then anything . we aren't all gangbangers and drug dealers.

[@_BriannaCollins_]

I agree ❤️

[@jessica2575]

@@elitevader1989 yessssssss

[@jacktherripper]

Brown-Black Unity! If we get together, there's nothing they can do to stop us!

[@luciad.6487]

@@elitevader1989 this is so nice! Just like when Black Panthers united with Brown Berets and Black Berets, we love solidarity between communities!

[@sarangiljimolla377]

Apparently, Lin cried after they were done shooting this. He was at that fire escape place and everyone started cheering for his name and he cried of happiness

[@miguela.garcia3rd829]

Growing up, I was always told I never looked puerto rican, that I looked too white or that I never acted it so I should bother with my name "Miguel Angel." This play and now this movie have given me confidence in my heritage and my people and will never forget the feeling

[@oneldelorbe9490]

I’m sure that white presenting worked well in your favor.

[@adrianahernandezfernandez488]

@@oneldelorbe9490 Please don't invalidate his experience on experiencing gatekeeping in our community! Being white doesn't make him any less Hispanic/Latino and he's allowed to feel pride in his heritage regardless of his color. The movie showed the beautiful shades that make our diverse community and we should be focusing on empowering each other daily, not nitpicking and demeaning others' identities! Experiencing privilege from being white or white passing doesn't justify not being accepted as part of our community and doesn't mean that he can't be proud of his heritage and people. :)

[@admiralrentableorb9844]

Yeah man. I feel the same, and I know it screws with you when you're trying to figure out who you are.

[@arianacrespo4239]

I totally agree… I was always told I was lying about being puertorriqueña because I was to “white”.

[@jazzx9982]

Honestly I experienced the same thing bc i didnt speak fluent spanish .but ever since i saw this play it made me have more confidence in where i came from

[@jietroraximoff2805]

0:17 Love the expression on the kid's face. "Take the flag, bro. Do your thing."🙋‍♂️✊🇩🇴

[@andreablanco5687]

Y'all I have not been back to Venezuela in years and seeing my flag up there did something to my heart

[@KristinaLopezWrites]

Same with Cuba! First time I’ve seen or known of our flag being waved by us in celebration - not as a demonization of certain historical events or anything. This movie is PHENOMENAL! Go see it in theatres b/c it’s worth every cent! Seen it twice (advanced screenings) and am paying full price to go see it this weekend. It seriously made my heart jump!💜💜💜

[@julio.chavez]

Same here, Andrea. Since 2013 for me. Felt so many emotions throughout the movie, but scene right here was something else 💛💙❤️

[@writerspen010]

Same, I haven't been there since my parents took me as a toddler. I do remember it a little, but I mostly know it through my mother's stories and food, visiting relatives i haven't seen in years, and issues in the news. It felt so good seeing us acknowledged proudly!!

[@ixchellmaita4570]

Same, since 2015 I haven’t been there and this part of the movie gave me absolutely chills

[@cheesyncrackers9670]

Same, since 2011. Seeing my family flag brought me to tears ngl. I hope for the day i can go back

[@camilaterrazas2321]

i was in tears seeing all the latino flags up there! I can't wait to see this on Friday!

[@KristinaLopezWrites]

It’s truly amazing! Seen it twice now (advanced screening) and am going to purchase a full price ticket to support this weekend again. It’s WORTH EVERY CENT!!! The numbers were done phenomenally and you will get chills and tears and feel seen in a way nosotros haven’t been before! Theater showing is the best way to see it - especially Dolby - so please go see it!

[@camilaterrazas2321]

@@KristinaLopezWrites YESSS WE'RE GONNA GO SEE IT IMAX VERSION (comfy chairs)

[@jaime7728]

Latin or latin-x

[@stellamantikou4978]

I got chills every single time I hear this song, and I am not Latina (Greek-ελληνίδα!). Trying to find your place in this world is universally human and Lin showed it in the best way.

[@benstark6105]

There are a bunch of greek latinos u know, look it up

[@stellamantikou4978]

@@benstark6105 I should have known,we Greeks are everywhere since ...well,forever!😂😂😂

[@cgarcia3614]

My mom's first generation Dominican-American (I'm first generation native-born American) and this movie really touched her and made her cry at several parts. She never tells us stories about the past, but while watching she opened up about how hard her immigrant experience was and it was really beautiful.

[@KristinaLopezWrites]

Saw this TWICE as an advanced screening and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!! This number’s energy made me cry - mi gente waving our flags on the big screen for all to see was too much in the best way! This movie deserves a theater visit so PLEASE!!! GO SEE IT IN THEATRES ASAP!!!!!!

[@kbcutie101]

as a little girl who loved broadway growing up, this movie, and this song means so much to me. in the heights was the first time i looked at a stage full of talented incredible people and thought “hey that looks like me and my family”. i’m going to see it tonight, and will NOT be wearing mascara! 😂

[@MichaelBurhans]

Did you bring enough kleenex? Even on our second viewing my daughters and I filled a bunch. What a phenomenal film and show.

[@punkguuurl]

My dream is bring part of broadway

[@sofig1237]

I'm not an immigrant. I was born and I still live in Argentina, mi casa. Whenever I turned on the TV as a kid, the shows never had people like me. To see this, to see people like me on screen, speaking Spanish proudly, with my flag right there, with my country being not just acknowledged but celebrated. Man, I wish I could've had this as a child.

[@hispalismapping155]

Ok trans

[@sofig1237]

@@hispalismapping155 I mean, I am an enby, but what does that have to do with this? I was talking about being Latin American, not my gender.

[@hispalismapping155]

@@sofig1237 Demuestralo loco

[@sofig1237]

@@hispalismapping155 ah, vos también sos latino? Cheto, boludo!

[@hispalismapping155]

@@sofig1237 No, soy portugues

[@josephdizon3861]

as a filipino, i can relate to this. we got the same culture with you guys.... i feel so empowered watching this.. Viva Filipinas!!! Arriba!!!

[@taradc6037]

I’m Filipina too! Even though we’re southeast Asian our culture is such an interesting mix of southeast Asian mixed with Latin culture (obviously due to Spanish colonization). I love us 😂🇵🇭 and I love this scene, I feel the love and pride ❤️

[@SilentJedi]

Just keeping it real: my white friends keep asking me why I'm so obsessed with this stage production and now the movie. The comments.....between the comments here and on the extended intro are the entire reason why I'm obsessed with "In The Heights" because it gives representation for our people that isn't: house maid, house keeping, gang banger, dead beat dad, druggie, cartel member, or pregnant without a baby daddy. This is a solid 2 hour positive representation of our people....doesn't matter if we are from Puerto Rico, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Peru, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina.....we are all one people that survived Taino genocide, slave ships, conquistadors, etc. This is what our people need......FLY YOUR BANDERAS!!!!! Don't be ashamed of who you are or where you are from.

[@jamielowndes]

White, Caucasian English and im obsessed with this too. Its just an incredible piece of theatre and film for every reason you mentioned. I saw a trailer, saw who it was by and got lost in KZbin. Saw it 2 days after release at the movies. Perfect place to see it first time. I hadn't actually listened to the soundtrack outside of ITH and Carnaval, so seeing Blackout in a theatre as the first time I ever heard it was breathtaking.

[@GrunkPunk]

As a mexican this scene made me and my sister very proud especially in florida where most latinos are from the caribbean and seeing my flag in this movie felt very special. Viva Mexico! 🇲🇽

[@OssmanAC]

Latino mexicano presente!🇲🇽❤️

[@Alijah_Røse]

0:23 "Can we raise our voice tonight, can we make a little noise tonight!" Ayyy straight chills right there😫

[@reneevelazquez7700]

I’m Mexican, born and raised, i have know idea what it feels like to be an immigrant or to not have my culture be represented by the people around me; i can only imagine. I haven’t seen this movie but it looks absolutely beautiful. Saw the Mexican flag, I felt so proud.

[@broadwaymike92]

Love this song!!! Favorite in both the film and the stage production. Saw an advanced screening, WOW!!! This musical is translated so well from stage to screen. Also saw the original cast on Broadway 12 years ago. Lin is a genius!!!!

[@paleobc65]

As someone who's a first generation Indian I'm so happy to see this. Being born and raised in Jersey City and having so many different friends from different hispanic countries it's nice to se them being represented

[@muddabuwshi]

I'm not even Latino and still feel empowered by the representation

[@rosietovar]

This clip makes me feels so much pride and makes me feel so proud.🇲🇽

[@El_Bellota]

"esa bonita bandera, contiene mi alma entera" means "that pretty flag, contains my entire soul" and hits hard af.

[@raidenei2477]

Im half Guatemalan and Puerto Rican..i was super excited with all the rep my mom was sad that she didnt see her flag fly but she was so star struck by how far POC Rep has come and same here its such a Beautiful sight

[@genesisstanley8163]

I saw my jamaican flag and I screamed with joy and happiness💚💛

[@candelaplescach78]

Seeing the Argentinian flag there made me really emotional, since I don’t live there. It made my day seeing all those flags togheter.

[@katiepowell3939]

I can’t relate to this movie at all and I cried so hard.

[@ttjenise]

The "Can we raise our voice tonight? Can we make a little noise tonight?" part got me so hyped up while watching the movie.

[@bookl0ver]

I only recognise the Brazillian and Jamaican flag, but I felt the pride the characters (and presumably, the people behind them and their creation) have for these countries. For such an up-beat moment, it moved me to tears.

[@andreac350]

As a Peruvian American, I am blessed to see my flag up there, that’s all I wanted to see and I broke down crying when it showed up, peru lacks representation and has always been that one country left out so it’s beautiful to see la bandera peruana up there🇵🇪🇵🇪

[@nathanpray6279]

I'm not any form of latino but a musical of poc in the hood had me relate to it so much

[@jietroraximoff2805]

0:44 The expression on Dani's face. It's like a proud "There's my boy!" smile.😀

[@kareemhall]

🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 I see my flag in the back. Loved this project. I think I watched this 2 times a day since the release.

[@imaginaryenemy2565]

I saw it too that was nice touch to include all Caribbean peoples not just the Hispanics

[@kaoticdesignz84]

i cant wait to watch this movie not only doesnt unify when so many are divided but it bring a pride to our community and shows not just the unity we can have but beyond. Awesome and more awesome. Every hispanic individual from NYC this is the best thing to represent us. Blessed to a movie like this in our time. Tu sabes.

[@calm1047]

As a black man I like to give the Hispanic community praise for the best movie and musical of the year. We are making strides to show our talents bliss you young lady.

[@carolinakeller9506]

I was so happy to see the brazilian flag there. Though we don't speak spanish we're also part of Latin America. I'm proud to be latina ❤

[@VegetaUnv7]

Yes you are. Brazilians are also our latino brothers and sisters. We may not understand each other but we are from the same neighborhood " America Latina"

[@k_lo_kayyy4818]

This movie just made so proud to be Dominican and Puerto Rican, I love my heritage so much! 🇵🇷🇩🇴❤️

[@canyounot4706]

As a Puerto Rican I was raised to be extremely proud of my heritage. Im 1st generation in America. Every time they say Puerto Rico or show our flag I am just filled with pride.

[@naomisingh2508]

I dont related to any of these cultures, but seen this movie its make me open my eyes to the beautiful of other cultures, and I am so emotional to see these people praise and proud of their heritages❤❤❤

[@elliasalazar6208]

Me and my cousin were the first people of our family to be raised in the USA and honestly this made me cry I’m Columbian and Dominican and honestly this is the best musical I have ever seen

[@crislem7492]

Esta canción me sacó lagrimas, que orgullo es ser Dominicana y representar la comunidad de latinos

[@pizzaman6784]

This movie makes me want to rewatch 1492: Conquest of Paradise again!

[@Somesaymisery]

azla la bandera 🇲🇽 i was in tears during this scene. so proud of my culture

[@vanessaramirez5764]

This was my favorite song and scene in the movie. So beautiful.

[@traumatizedbysmile8399]

I’m not of Latin descent {🇸🇬} but I literally dance and sing my heart out when the flags part comes out.

[@datoboe9228]

As a Colombian, I love this! Can’t wait to see this movie! 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴

[@Desasinator]

Not of Latin descent, but of Goan descent with strong Portuguese roots - so this film about dreams, family, culture and sense of community really spoke to me. This is exactly the type of film and representation we need; the message sent out by the film transcends just the Latin community and speaks to a much wider audience. I defy anyone who feels that there isn’t enough representation of their heritage in this world we currently live in to not fall in love with this song, this film and what it all stands for!

[@atyrantsrant8716]

Does goa mean Indian with Portuguese roots

[@mariannesvientek2758]

I’m as white as snow but it’s makes me so happy and emotional seeing so many people get represented after being suppressed for years and years. It’s truly touching and I love seeing it!

[@aero2311]

It honestly feels really good seeing people like myself and my family in movies. This stuff really does matter.

[@liosteashop]

My love for this increased when I watched it in the movies. My cousin played in this, only as a backround character at the very end.

[@maddison4206]

I like that Lin was the one yelling down the encouragement and falling them to fly their flag because it was his musical

[@lecciciapires2166]

0:22 I saw the brazilian flag 🇧🇷 and I almost cried 😪

[@soniacercaner3520]

0:45 next to brazil my country... ARRIBA CHILE 🇨🇱, well im brasilian chilean soo... ARIIBA ESSAS BANDERAS 🇨🇱🇧🇷🇨🇱🇧🇷🇨🇱🇧🇷🇧🇷🇨🇱

[@Brenda-vb5pb]

SAME HERE Os br tao em td

[@poultt8051]

@@Brenda-vb5pb nao pode faltar ne

[@gabrielam2757]

BR's are everywhere

[@mafembc545]

EU TÔ EM PRANTOS SCR ESSE FILME VAI ME MATAR

[@jcmat9917]

Born and raised Dominican🇩🇴, citizen of Canada🇨🇦now… seeing all the gorgeous flags of mi Latinoamérica querida broke me… 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️😎😎😎 For someone who tried to argue with me, once, that COCO “is a true Latin American fiesta”… nothing against mis hermanos Mexicanos, but NNNNNOOOOOOOOOO!! THIS is true representation, baby!! 🇦🇷🇧🇷🇧🇴🇨🇱🇨🇴🇨🇷🇨🇺🇩🇴🇪🇨🇪🇸🇸🇻🇬🇹🇬🇶🇭🇹🇭🇳🇲🇽🇳🇮🇵🇦🇵🇾🇵🇪🇵🇷🇻🇪

[@shaniellewilliams765]

Saw the Jamaican flag and was mad confused but I'm all for it. I love my Caribbean people. Much love from 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@shaniellewilliams765]

@Mel Martinez yes I figured but since it was about Latino representation, I figured I'd only see those countries.

[@HappilyEverLays]

As a afro Latina this movie made me cry so much and seeing the Panamanian flag made me proud to be who I am

[@gustion30fps63]

Mostly people here in California still ask me that if Puerto Rico is part of Mexico. Seen my flag and him saying Puerto Rico makes me feel great that someone knows about my homeland :)

[@lytaquiroz1524]

This entire number is soo amazing and legendary for latinos watching everywhere, many of us just watching the flag hanging there is something we dont see much in hollywood films... also, Anthony kills it in this performance

[@broadwaybrook2319]

When I saw this scene in theaters, it made me so happy that Usnavi and Vanessa finally danced together after the commotion over him not dancing with her at the club

[@PapaLobo94]

Start this with me, y’all: If you wanna rep your country (or heritage) with pride, with or without this movie, wave your flags with all the strength God can bless you! 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷

[@sorrynotsorry6]

I am not Latina, but...🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷

[@konnieb9319]

Although Im a fan of Hamilton this was the musical that got me into lin and his talent and what it had become. Appreciating where you come from and not letting anyone tell you who you are and what you are is a disgrace because that is far from the truth. The movie brought me to tears alot I've seen the production on stage multiple times but seeing it on screen nearly brought me to tears also.

[@dragondestroyer5089]

From Puerto Rico to Santo Domingo Wherever we go We rep our people and the beat go

[@veeea]

no one: me to stephanie beatriz: rosa 🎶 rosa 🎶 rosaaaa 🎶

[@pedroluizrochadeazevedo612]

Seeing the Brazilian flag there was everything to me, such pride in my heart rn

[@kahlanwilliams267]

It's clear the conviction being put into this number and how much it means to the performers. Anthony Ramos actually full on roars after "make some noise tonight?!" 0:23

[@janetrojas3241]

Just watching a movie with Spanish words in it. It just makes me proud. ❤️

[@Serenity113]

First generation Mexican American here. Hearing this song and seeing the Mexican flag represented just made feel so happy ! ❤️🇲🇽

[@MiaGrace2348]

I mean, I know Lin wrote this but there is just a certain style to his songs, like you can hear and just be like, “This is such a Lin rap.”

[@VoteForKermit-zi7rd]

Even though I’m not Hispanic this scene made me feel really proud and thankful for who I am, but I honestly don’t know why ❤️🤩-

[@valletta9351]

This an amazing movie!! I’m neither Latino nor from NYC but all my grandparents were immigrants and seeing people celebrate their culture and community is beautiful! 🇨🇦🇲🇹

[@mjsteele42]

This scene in particular had my body vibrating in the seat at the theater. My dad is half Mexican, but we never really focused too much on our Latino heritage. I took Spanish in high school because I figured it would be a way to make a connection and that I might be able to talk to distant relatives if I ever went to Mexico. But this song...something about the rhythm and the melody. The performance of the singers. I felt it strike deep in my heart. I felt such pride. And every time I see this video, it doesn't diminish. Thank you Lin-Manuel. Thank you for this song.

[@pizzaman6784]

My mom is Mexican, but my dad is Spanish, so I say I'm half "Colonial Spanish", cause Mexico sucks.

[@melodytheangel]

Seriously such a powerful part of this movie and song. It’s my favorite part.

[@quirynx7912]

My favorite movie ever ❤️

[@erika89765]

Just felt my Dominican heritage more fiercely than I have in years ngl

[@pvm0708]

I love being a Boricua!!!! 🇵🇷💪💪

[@tannoustannous1942]

This gives me chills and I'm not even Latino, LOVE IT

[@rachelryan2477]

I’m from Northern Ireland, here, flags can be terrifying, if you show yours, it’s a target. There are two similar yet different cultures who co exist beside each other. Flying a flag can be offensive and even lead to violence, we cannot celebrate our roots because of what they did to each other. You are very lucky if you have a flag to fly and a culture worth celebrating.

[@Megatron-1]

Aer llora

[@hiphipjorge5755]

I think that you guys should be able to fly your flags, as long as there exists a sense of mutual respect and the past is left out of it. That said, as someone who studied (from the United States) the Troubles and what the IRA has done…I’m not knowledgeable enough to know just how much depth and bad blood the flags carry

[@rachelryan2477]

@@hiphipjorge5755 sadly, we haven’t reached that point yet. When I was maybe 14? I wore a hat with a flag on it (I’d got it on holiday and never thought anything of it) it was a hot day, had grabbed it to wear to the beach. I got a glass bottle thrown at me by a stranger and he started yelling names at me. We where two young girls at the beach who didn’t want to get sunburnt. Personally, I don’t care at all anymore, and it’s the same with a lot of young people now, but there’s always some… I never realised we where studied in the US though, I always kinda felt like the rest of the world forgot about us after the Troubles ended. I’m glad that there’s now shows like Derry girls that show how it effects all the kids who aren’t involved. It’s good to know that people in other places still remember.

[@shaniyaware1278]

Seeing this seen brought so much joy to my heart. They casted this so perfectly. Even though it’s not exactly like the play it’s still perfect

[@teetee-hz3wd]

i love the way usnavi dances with vanessa. the hips and the cute hands over his head🥺😍😍

[@HighwayLand]

I'm a white guy from Oregon and let me tell you that I just got done watching this movie and I loved everything about it.

[@danielbosio4583]

It would be so cool and surreal if they included a scene where new yorker hear a song, far away but powerful.

[@sarahliggs6734]

Anyone else notice how daniella was kinda dressed like rosie the riveter in this scene? She was a hugee image of female and latinx empowerment for her community in this movie!

[@itznptime]

Seeing the jamaican flags makes me so happy💖💖

[@jacktherripper]

FLY IT PROUDLY! SHOW ME YOUR BANDERAS, MI GENTE LATIN, TE AMO TODOS!🇲🇽

[@gianlopez3279]

0:45 where my peruvian Latinos at. We represent 🇵🇪🇵🇪

[@mai_hai2274]

I almost cried when I saw the flag, I admire Lin way too much and when I saw the flag up there I felt like he remembered us peruvians exist and I was so so happy Ahora que lo pienso hablas español, no hacía falta que te escribiese en inglés, en fin 😂

[@maberuesta1274]

I'm in actual tears 🥺 nuestra hermosa bandera esta en una película de Hollywood ❤

[@luciad.6487]

It's so refreshing and emotional seeing our flag displayed in such a big and important production!

[@luciad.6487]

@@maberuesta1274 nunca en mi vida creia que iba a ver nuestra bandera en los cines de todo el mundo

[@realsmichelle]

Aqui!!!! This was so great to see especially during a film like this that has so much meaning. The play turned into a movie was like the most wonderful thing to ever happen. Truly felt so proud and cried tears of joy seeing our bonita bandera Peruana there

[@vanessaramirez5764]

I absolutely LOVED this scene!!

[@brettcooper6059]

I watched it yesterday and it was MAGIC!

[@jo-joseph1196]

Even though my flag wasn't the most visible, I and most likely plenty of other Ecuadorians appreciate that our flag was included since we aren't the biggest and most well known country

[@canonrebel626]

I saw it and it made me smile to see it up there. I had to pause the video and really look, but so nice to see my little country represented! I can’t wait to see this movie.

[@maria-ie6zd]

as a venezuelan who hasn’t been there in years and knowing we never get actual representation just seeing the flag for a few seconds made me tear up

[@genesisbelmonte2452]

just the venezuelan flag up there killed me

[@Stillreal312]

0:37 gave me tears of joy 🇨🇱🇨🇱

[@AmandaAponteMusic]

I’m a proud Puerto Rican woman and this made me tear up 🥲 I love my culture so much!

[@Paperenthusiast]

I’m white but seeing this movie and this clip just makes me so happy and I can feel the pride through the screen! 🥰🥰

[@IngeVoort]

I am so gonna cry during this movie

[@IngeVoort]

Update I did cry like a baby so much

[@m011ynice03]

This part gives me chills🥺🤩 IT’S SUCH A BOP

[@michaelmachupa3854]

I'm not even Hispanic and I feel proud after watching this.