quinn fabray being a feminist icon for 1 minute and 27 seconds straight

[@oliviablumke1303]

my fav problematic feminist bb

[@roy.shrestha]

Haha same

[@Daniel-zs4ww]

Everybody is problematic though.

[@shellyyy334]

Pretty much Everyone in glee was problematic

[@lol-su1wm]

Shayli Zelgar what about marley or mike? i honestly don’t remember a moment in which they acted problematic, but i could be wrong

[@shellyyy334]

@@lol-su1wm oh yeah they weren’t problematic but everyone else was, edit: Mike said the t slur in the Rocky horror episode but still Stan Mike (that was just bad writing as it was seen as Normal at the time)

[@SparkleALDC]

quinn was an icon. compassionate? no. unproblematic? nooo. but iconic? HELL YEAH

[@shellyyy334]

Yess Quinn is definitely an iconic queen. But she actually could be quite compassionate and caring, she was very loving towards the glee members. Also basically everyone in glee was problematic lmao

[@SparkleALDC]

@@shellyyy334 it was a joke lol, i know quinn was very kind at some points :)

[@shellyyy334]

@@SparkleALDC oh okay lol :)

[@cassieneo]

Yesss also hi fellow fandom person lol

[@SparkleALDC]

@@cassieneo hahah hello!

[@jaynacampbell9493]

And they say Quinn is straight.

[@TheLakeMorgan]

She was as straight as a wet noodle

[@harperandrea4462]

Being a feminist doesn't mean you are gay. She is soooo straight.

[@wstr-jp5er]

@@harperandrea4462 feminism doesn’t mean gay, she’s just gay anyway

[@bittersweetstar6284]

She can still be a straight feminist but didn’t her and Santana have a thing making her bi?

[@harperandrea4462]

@@bittersweetstar6284 I think that was kind of an experience she wanted to try and they were both wasted af (oh God i hope i don't sound homophobic or something. I fully support LGBTQIA+ community) but i felt like she didn't like men because of what happened with Puck. But idk the writers didn't give enough development to her sexuality while it could've been an interesting topic.

[@rainefyre6750]

You forgot the second ever episode. “God bless the perv who designed these. Remember ladies, it’s all about the teasing and not about the pleasing”

[@alicat7633]

Nah that’s not really feminist. That’s Gay Quinn.

[@beans6765]

@@alicat7633 Gay Quinn is best Quinn

[@camilagarcia5027]

@@beans6765 gay Quinn is the only Quinn i know

[@itsme_2676]

@@camilagarcia5027 😂

[@shellyyy334]

I loved that scene but that’s definitely gay Quinn lol

[@siennamcl]

she was so criminally underused it’s kind of annoying

[@lanakat]

cuz of stupid Ryan Murphy wanting to make dianna’s life on glee a living hell

[@beachboysswiftie]

RIGHT???? I blame Ryan Murphy

[@angiesalinas2086]

I mean, she was quite problematic sometimes but she's still a Queen

[@allyk8029]

yep, Quinn is a Queen period

[@shellyyy334]

Everyone is glee was problematic. Quinn is queen period 🥰🥰

[@gerardeugenio2626]

no one is really unproblematic tho..

[@AnaLopez-og7lh]

@@gerardeugenio2626 mike chang is ✋😁

[@Alex-wf3kn]

@@AnaLopez-og7lh pfft no he wasnt

[@milesberkhof]

the way the glee club acted like she was crazy for the mans world performance is one of the worst things they did, it was legit one of her best performances

[@danahugel]

i think it was because she acted like being pregnant made her a minority when in reality it was gonna be over in a couple of months. her and mercedes have a scene later in the episode and they talk about it. performance is great tho!

[@bigfatgorillagrip2931]

my only problem is that she didn't put enough soul into it. so it just felt wrong. she kinda proved mercedes' point about white ppl doing funk and r&b (in that scene where she made the kc and the sunshine band joke and quinn called her racist). it often times doesn't work.

[@isabelhoch3713]

exactly, and that’s on ryan murphy not letting dianna shine

[@milesberkhof]

@@isabelhoch3713 maybe if ryan murphy streamed folklore!

[@isabelhoch3713]

@@milesberkhof ?

[@Maria-bl2gc]

and people say quinn isn't a good character

[@juul9812]

because she aint lmao

[@shellyyy334]

@@juul9812 lol shut up, no one asked you.

[@abrilsn]

@@juul9812 I’m sure that you think Rachel is lmao

[@angel-ve6mt]

she definitely had her bad moments like everyone else, but developed into an amazing character

[@laurine____7543]

@@abrilsn rachel def had her bad moment like EVERYONE else but she is a really great character and she end the show as a really good person. I like Quinn tought. But no need to bring Rachel on the discussion for tiring her down

[@msjayelleaye]

Isn’t it nuts that Quinn’s baby and Rachel technically have the same mom?

[@littlxbee9233]

oh god if faberry were ever canon that would’ve been... something

[@mariIenaa]

jesus so what would be rachel and quinn’s relation 💀

[@natehatetrain9284]

@OTH Naleytooke wait- gurl that’s weird

[@isabelhoch3713]

FUUUUUU-

[@erionlewis8006]

@OTH Naleytooke no. If Rachel's mom is also the adopted mother of quinns baby, they'd be sisters, while her and Quinn would still be friends because technically there's no relation because quinn is no longer the legal mother. Even being the bio mom, there still is no relation

[@sylviepotje6121]

0:28 “Guys whisper behind our back about how we girls look all the time” Kurt: *nods in agreement and twirls hair*

[@T_Cup]

The series did everything to undermine and regress the growth of Quinn's character, but she still slayed every single scene she was in.

[@neeliknowsnothing]

The fact that Quinn was so influential, after she said "stupid finn wedding thing" I would literally add thing at the end of most of my sentences till my English teacher straight up mocked me

[@margaritaalmiron7621]

Every day I love more and more Quinn

[@671kr]

Her voice is so satisfying to hear it makes me sleepyyyy hehe ...

[@almugonzalez6963]

Her voice makes me fall in love with Dianna even more

[@lanakat]

I thought I was the only one, I literally am in love with her voice it’s so soft and angelic and so beautifullllll

[@maximelover3314]

Quinn is an icon.

[@gleidissantos5815]

Quinn was an icon, too bad the writers stopped caring about half of the cast halfway through the show.

[@emily-wemily]

exactly why she’s my favorite character. something about her drew me in from the first episode, and this was just the cherry on top

[@kylesmashups]

Love This!! Feminist Quinn is the best Quinn! ❤️

[@madelyn3702]

the last clip got me thinking about that entire episode and how she was basically screaming at santana “please just let me be your real date”

[@maycake4504]

The performance that Quinn did with other pregnant teens made me cry, it was so powerful

[@mcspadee]

The ENTIRE mans mans mans world performance is just- i have no words. Her vocal performance was OUTSTANDING

[@shellyyy334]

Quinn is an iconic, gorgeous, smart, brave, talented queen!! Deserved so much better. Dianna agron is an angel goddess and the loml; her as Quinn was my bi awakening ❤️

[@MegaXavi999]

Dianna and Quinn deserved so much better. Quinn has always been a fan favorite but after S1 she wasn't given much spotlight, and her beautiful voice was underused. The writers did a mess with her during S3, she had a punk phase that came out of nowhere, she tried to sabotage Idina’s character to get her baby back, then she was almost killed off but the fandom complained so they made her be in a wheelchair for a couple of episodes… None of those problems were fully developed and several times she was out of character, Ryan didn’t like her and couldn’t write properly a character which wasn’t a minority so he just had Quinn randomly there till he could get rid of her. Not to mention the very few and lackluster appearances she had after S3, we never got to know more of her life in Yale, her romance with Puck was truly forced, and she didn't even appear in The Quarterback. Luckily Dianna managed to give the character life and was vocal about wanting Quinn to be human and relatable, and even modify some of her scripts, I believe she was the one who boosted feminsit Quinn.

[@abrahamo90]

Quinn in season 4: 1:18 Quinn in season 5: * pretends to be someone who she isn't, hiding her past in order to get a man and his money *

[@arianatorrx5030]

Quinn in season 6: outgrown that phase in her life, helping others (Becky), actively learning when making a present mistake (Becky’s boyfriend). all signs of good spiritual growth. she got a good ending.

[@jeremy5297]

How can you think that Quinn is straight

[@LucyAnne1]

Because being an independent woman doesn't mean you are gay

[@vivichan767]

@@kiwiri5921 chill bro

[@amystout7772]

Hello fellow Gleek-Swiftie

[@jeremy5297]

@@amystout7772 hello other fellow gleek-swiftie

[@tbbcch1039]

Because she tried sex with another women and decided she didn't want to do it anymore? Also, bevause she said so.

[@lanakat]

quinn is just iconicccccc and deserved way more screen time smh I hate ryan murphy

[@belhougoldenwind]

Her saying "And you're walking down the hallway opressed by the men" is iconic, i like how she added a "the" that makes the line seems weird and theatrical

[@charliealvarez7227]

Honestly iconic, everything about Quinn’s Iconic 😍

[@karinoz1308]

she is so pretty omg i'm obsessed

[@valec1591]

Quinn will forever be my favorite character

[@makaylalol1276]

she’s my favorite character 😩😩

[@batwolfenterprises105]

Queen Quinn.

[@marielasolis6107]

I really loved the scene before singing Never can say goodbye, she had all the reason and I felt so proud of her

[@Milucha08]

and also reading some of the comments make me realize that they just hate the video because it looks like they hate the character so based on that they start saying awful things

[@AbsolPowers]

Oh quinn oh quinn oh quinn 💖

[@andreabc9057]

problematic? yes. iconic? also yes

[@bookandanimelover4life582]

I just want to explain to some of the people in the comments that the only reason Quinn continuously went back to her old self was because the writers just wanted to have her be one dimensional character but Diana Agron brought more to her character. It was more so a fault on the writers for making their characters stereotypical and one dimensional. I think Quinn would have grown as a character more if they didn't have terrible writers for the show.

[@anandsbeck]

I love Quinn so much! She's so iconic ❤

[@Milucha08]

i loved this! Quinn is a queen

[@fairyharmony8766]

She is absolutely ICONIC 💖👑

[@fartyfat6539]

idk.. Quinn with all that talk kept finding herself latching to one man to the other.

[@littlxbee9233]

the glee writing was trash tbh

[@Flora-ix3os]

I think that was more of a flaw of the writers having no idea what to do with her character

[@mertark8511]

don't mention her again ❤️

[@shellyyy334]

It was internalised homophobia.

[@PrincesSakura]

@@shellyyy334 No

[@naomig4336]

you forgot when tina needed to change her look in 1:20 she suggested she could be a computer programmer which i thought was so adorable

[@mynameisreallycool1]

Quinn wasn't perfect and she had her own issues, but she's one of the best characters in my opinion. Along with Kurt and Mercedes.

[@randohuman5084]

I love your videos!💞

[@littlxbee9233]

ahh thank youuu❤️

[@obohemma1983]

Quinn is so beautiful

[@nina-gl8et]

omg i love her, she is iconic and full of truth!! 💋💋

[@emilyh6585]

Still low key mad they didn’t make faberry canon

[@amayas570]

A feminist icon except the times she tried to trick Finn and make him think he was the father of her baby, trying to get Ms. Corcoran in SERIOUS trouble by making it seem like she is a horrible mother, and saying that people who try to commit suicide are selfish. What a Queen smh.

[@littlxbee9233]

it is hypocritical of her but i’m sure we all know that every glee character and the writing is problematic, i did this to get together all those little moments she said something related to feminism, for pure comfort of hearing stuff like that while being a feminist myself, but yeah outside of that she did a lot of things wrong, she did grew from a lot of that and learned from it though

[@eveeehr]

that was ryan murphy trying to make her character awful, that stuff is all from when he was one of the head writers for the show

[@yzannepepper3417]

nah she didn't not want to not sing for them. she wanted to warn joe and make sure he was comfortable. she clearly stated that the other glee kids were fine with doing it, but joe was far more religious.

[@amayas570]

@@yzannepepper3417 You’re right, I confused her words. I edited it to fix it, but it doesn’t erase all the other terrible shit she’s done

[@amayas570]

@@eveeehr I know, but the point is that is who her character is whether we like it or not.

[@X_scarlet_x1]

She’s a role model

[@xavierjulien6524]

all hail quinn fabray

[@gleeactually]

i love feminist quinn idc she spilled. as a feminist, a sapphic, and someone who's celebrity crush is literally dianna agron i approve. thats my girl. also dianna ATE on IAMMMW i said what i said. her voice >>>>>>

[@iwasagirlineldiadoingalrig7290]

I love quinn

[@roy.shrestha]

I love Quinn so much ❤️

[@karilari8057]

Diana with the deep voice does something to me

[@lucianadiliberto8743]

i lover her sm.

[@thecomichero5272]

I know this is all bout baby Quinn, but I love how Kurt is like "you right gurl" everytime someone says something bout girls power XD

[@marielaausher]

She will always be an I C O N 👸🏼

[@biancawalker1565]

1:07 “i never pegged rachel berry” should’ve been the whole sentence. that’s why she didn’t want rachel and finn getting married

[@PinesBaseDelta]

faberry so true

[@gleek6446]

people in the comment section are so annoying it's just a Tv show chill. Anyway your vid is so cool we stan quinn fabray

[@risaterry6513]

1:08 haha pegged

[@matthewrandell5055]

Wow I barely remember any of these clips

[@nipslip7020]

She is the definition of white feminism.

[@anis.9219]

Quinn Fabray invented feminism 💗

[@shekinahrose.e]

i should’ve saw this AFTER i watched all of the seasons ☹️

[@micahjoy5284]

an icon

[@skater_boi_4876]

we stan quinn

[@svftmgc]

“you know what i hate? men” yes.

[@roryisherwood2316]

Everyone says she's problematic but there is no character who was a main cast for more than one plot was not problematic at some point. She was problematic but she knew what she wanted and wasn't afraid to get it

[@imagineaworldlikethat4081]

Best character besides Santana

[@intothewoods2033]

Queen Fabray

[@Sena-uw4yj]

I dont like her act but TALK GIRLLL GO 😍😍😍

[@alexandriacanaan8165]

I don’t know why people make fun of/don’t understand the mans world performance. She isn’t saying she’s a minority or that her life is always going to be more difficult than everyone else’s. She’s saying that her being pregnant led to people judging and shaming her, whereas nobody ever gave Puck a hard time for being the reason she was pregnant. She was noting that even though they both did it, she’s the only one truly facing consequences because not only is everyone shunning her and treating her like a freak, she also has to go through 9 months of discomfort and the pain of labor and Puck may have a hard time giving up the baby, but that is the hardest and maybe only lesson he will have to face from them having a child together. It’s a great and incredibly real message about society and it’s treatment of women and her overall vocal and emotional performance was fantastic and was probably one of her only performances that truly showed what she was capable of. It was just made awkward by the group of very pregnant teens doing compression dances behind her. If it had just been her delivering her message and singing with the same emotion it would have been taken much more serious. I know that she apologized to Mercedes for acting like her being pregnant would result in bad treatment for the rest of her life the way Mercedes has experienced it for having a more curvaceous figure and being a minority but I really don’t think that’s what it was about in the first place. Just because she was pointing out how difficult this natural process was for her to go through does not mean she was taking sincerity away from issues that other people have faced. What she said about how women are treated versus men was true, it was just misconstrued as a cry for attention or something.

[@k3ndrabb]

0:57 what ep is that scene from?

[@daisyjefferson184]

Its a deleted scene

[@priscilaplaza9632]

Omg what episode was the one where rachel was in a wedding dress??

[@Serlina21343]

I love her

[@stinkysocks5154]

Thats dianna argon speaking and i would like to marry her

[@Emiliano_Figueroa]

Was she a feminist icon every time she bullied Rachel, body shaming her several times and making her feel insecure everytime she had the opportunity?

[@user-ts5uk1kl7w]

Dianna Agron reminds me of Molly Baz from Bon Appetit lol

[@karenpolice824]

0:30 1:16

[@idontknowyou896]

I miss the in depths where people could understand where a character was coming from. Everyone talking about the problematic things she did, tell me, why did she do them? Also has no point in an argument for her being a feminist. Everyone can see how she grew, but do you not understand that she was that person the whole time (🤢)? Like, this was around the time where therapy was just JUST becoming a mainstream thing but was still looked at as ‘only crazy people’ go there. And this was set in small town America, where no one understood why people do the things they do. Like Quinn was in an overbearingly religious household, we can all read between the lines and know that her father was ab4sive. She got drunk (I’d say taken advantage of) and ended up getting pregnant, she was thrown out of her home, lost everything she ever had, was basically couch surfing while being 16 and pregnant. She wanted love, she wanted to be cared about. Whenever she got that, she held on for dear life. Everything she did in the beginning, she did to make her family happy, she needed it, because if they didn’t see her as the perfect daughter with the perfect grades and the perfect boyfriend she basically got ignored or worse. Also she was probably dealing with internalised homophobia. Every character had out-there schemes (I.e. sending someone to a crackhouse, blackmailing a student with drugs that you planted, outing someone) I haven’t watched it since it aired so I can’t remember everything but at least she had reasons for being the way that she was (even though it doesn’t make up for it). What were Santana’s reasons? From what I can tell she was just a bitch to be a bitch… what were Rachel’s reasons? What were shues reasons? What were Finn’s reasons? I can understand someone lashing out when they’re driven to a precipice, Quinn usually only ever did something when she felt everything slipping away from her. Rachel, Santana, Finn, Schue, all did things because they wanted to. There’s a huge difference here and if you can’t see that and recognise it then glees points are missed. Even karovsky had internalised homophobia to explain why he was a dick.

[@ffi4356]

0:10 Quinn, your not oppressed your pregnant

[@littlxbee9233]

pregnant women are oppressed too

[@skyelayon1273]

icon..

[@miafitz-thomas5481]

QUEEEEEN

[@leucehmiekovid5337]

0:22: 😍😅😍.

[@BLACKWIDOW44444]

I agree

[@pthasickest]

26 seconds *

[@immimi8450]

She should have been feminist when she grew up

[@Sophia-qq2ys]

0:50 why didn’t she put Kurt then?

[@shellyyy334]

She said she likes what kurt stands for but she wanted to vote for a girl- So she voted for Brittany

[@Sophia-qq2ys]

Shayli Zelgar I think u missed the joke

[@littlxbee9233]

@@Sophia-qq2ys gay/ feminine guys aren’t girls..

[@gia6618]

Our problematic queen 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@asumkitty7648]

Didn’t she cheat like four or five times? She also lied to that dude from Yale and pretty much used him for his money. Doesn’t sound very progressive to me.

[@jezzyeaaah]

good for ha 🥰

[@sarah_stirlen]

Quinn has always given me gay vibes 😉😏

[@evanlancet4793]

new title: quinn being gay but trying to be closeted for 1 minute and 27 seconds straight

[@karatastan1846]

she deserved SOOO much better:/ im bitter

[@sophieellwood9978]

ye but that pregnant song was so weird and out of touch just to give her a strange and problematic storyline

[@alicedupree1343]

I never rly liked Quinn that much cuz she’s very selfish even compared to Rachel, but I do love her feminism ideals

[@alexandriacanaan8165]

Also, I absolutely love Quinn and I always have and no doubt she’s incredibly talented. However, let’s not forget the girl is crazy. She wasn’t so much crazy in the first season as she was a mean popular girl and in later seasons when she was no longer a main cast member, she had definitely cleaned herself up. But she definitely started to become more of a “villain” in later seasons (probably because of Ryan Murphy tbh). Like when she tried to frame Shelby as an abusive mother maybe? Or when she tried to force Finn to stay with her just so she could stay prom queen. Or when she tried to tell on Rachel and Kurt for sneaking out in NY to get them suspended even though she did the exact same thing. Or any of the times that she repeatedly shamed multiple women for their appearances (Rachel, Lauren Z.). She did have some incredible redeemable moments (like the ones in this video) such as when she was getting close with Artie after her accident, when she decided to make Rachel prom queen, when she was helping Sam and his siblings, when she left high school and got more mature, when Rachel was able to convince her not to turn Shelby in for sleeping with Puck etc. Anyways, my point is, she’s had her good moments and her bad moments the same way any of the characters did. So, why does everybody spew such specific hate at Rachel (Rachel, not Lea, we all know why no one likes Lea)? Rachel’s craziest moment was the Sunshine crack den thing and other than that her worst moments were just her being full of herself or selfish (which Mercedes, Santana, Quinn, Tina, and Brittney have all done). People never liked her because she seemed to tear people down because she thought she was better than them but that’s literally what Santana and Quinn did constantly, they just did it in a more comedic way. I know Rachel could be annoying but I’m not gonna lie, there were times when Santana and Quinn annoyed me (I still love them though and they will forever be my favorite characters). Quinn’s entire “trying to get my baby back” story arc was ridiculous. Santana bullying Rachel for her entire high school experience and then moving into her New York apartment without asking and taking over was annoying (but not the Brody thing, she told Finn and Finn beat the living cheater out of Brody and for that I will forever be grateful). Brittany’s whole “I’m better than everyone and deserved all of the solos” bit was really annoying. She was doing exactly what Rachel does except, let’s be honest, Rachel has 10x the vocal strength that Brittany does so it was laughable (although Brittany should have and could have been demanding a lot more dancing solos and no one would have argued cause girl is gifted). My point is, pretty much all of the characters have done awful and annoying things similar to Rachel’s behavior and none receive the hate she does (again, Rachel, not Lea). Let’s just admit they were all extremely problematic.

[@bigfatgorillagrip2931]

she just needed a little more soul in that james brown performance. still liked it tho

[@chachiclari]

Nice video but Quin acted like she was a feminist but she actually treated like shit other women like Rachel or Shelby when she tried to take her baby back. She was so selfish.

[@kristajohnson9173]

Really, because I feel like every one of these is an example of problematic feminism. The more accurate way to cite that statistic is that white women actually earn 80 cents on the dollar, while latina women earn 55. Also? Quinn goes BACK to the abusive sociopath who got her pregnant by getting her drunk and telling her he will pull out, then NOT DOING IT. After all of this talk about feminism, which is exactly all it is.

[@littlxbee9233]

she did a lot of problematic stuff that shows that she wasn’t exactly a feminist, but things like the ones i included in this video are very basic stuff on the process of becoming one, obviously including the struggles women of color go through and aknowledging the privilege white women have, i made this for the solely purpose of collecting those moments she was a little bit of a feminist, i have to admit though that it’s kind of white feminism, correct me if i’m wrong but is that why you find this problematic?

[@PinesBaseDelta]

its really not that serious lmao

[@littlxbee9233]

@@PinesBaseDelta yeah i didn’t make this as a serious video either lol

[@displayname9538]

How about we don’t insinuate that women who fall back into abusive relationships are at fault OR that it makes them less of a feminist. A massive part of feminism is helping women who have experienced abuse and blaming them is entirely counterproductive.

[@littlxbee9233]

@@displayname9538 exactly, i was gonna mention that, how is it her fault or makes her less of a feminist to be in a toxic relationship