Robert Sheehan And Paloma Faith Interview Part 2

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[@taylorjones2251]

And yet a few years later he wore a dress and look fantastic

[@katex007]

he genuinely showed a high interest in her, god I want that

[@tonirichardson9882]

the way he looks at her is possibly the most perfect way ever,how he pays attention to her when shes talking is just cute!

[@missym877]

Toni Richardson He looks at her like he's trying so hard to understand the muttle coming out of her mouth.

[@marimiqiani7133]

robert mostly i s like that :D he is very sociaal and friendly

[@jeyu8802]

I’m Irish and slurs like the one Robert used are thrown around quite a lot here, it was probably used unintentionally because he grew up around it. He didn’t seem like he was making fun of transgender people but rather was saying that people should embrace androgyny

[@lilyrobson9103]

Yess that's what I was thinking, he's always inclusive of everybody and the way he said it, especially coming from a place where that slur is used often I don't see as being used offensively

[@woylies]

to add to your comment, this video was filmed over 5 years ago. i’m not saying that it’s ever okay for a cisgender person to say it - but the history/impact of that slur was not as well-known, even 5 years ago, than it is today

[@spacecowboyeddie6803]

In part 1 I agree with Paloma’s response to Robert asking her if she’s a ‘girly girl’ or a ‘tomboy’, and how there’s more to women than just those two rigid categories...but in the same vain I think her response to the things he was wearing was a bit close-minded. Men also shouldn’t be have to put into boxes either, especially when it comes to aesthetic/fashion/ gender expression.

[@LMvonLebkuchen]

"Abolish gender sterotypes...wait not YOU, that's weird and offensive to me." What an amazing lack of awareness. A newer comment thread links to a newstory that indicates she has changed her opinion, though.

[@TheMiist]

The box is what’s attractive on that body. That’s the box. People over complicate it. You can obviously choose to dress in a way that looks awful on your figure and personality but you shouldn’t be upset when people don’t like it.

[@luciebrownesainty]

They both have such interesting personalities and opinions. I loved it!

[@Sara-vn2kz]

I like Sheehan as an actor, but after watching this, I want to see him interview more people. He pulls out the most interesting information from the other person.

[@elliepickles5731]

I love them both, they're equally funny in different ways

[@OoooHan]

+Ellie Pickles Id say it was more 60 : 40

[@jeweetzelf734]

Ellie Pickles nobody is funnier than robert

[@geowinchester4573]

as a trans nonbinary person, i was really scared to watch this after reading the comments because i love him and didnt want this to ruin him for me, but after i did i truly can feel that there was zero malice in what he said against my community, more appreciation actually. just an ignorance in word choice from someone who probably didnt know that that is an offensive term to use. he seems to genuinely appreciate the idea of more fluidity in regards to gender and gender presentation and is recommending that everyone tries to expand their horizons and be more open about what consists of male and female presentation, just fumbled on the words used. but this was 8 years ago and a lot of people were way less educated on what terms are inappropriate unfortunately. i mean this is the same dude who basically outright says that he sees one of his characters as nonbinary and thinks thats a wonderful thing about said character. he was wrong to use that word and i dont know him irl ofc but in context of the actual video, from what i can see, i can chock this up as innocent enough. i think its more important to know how someone actually feels about certain topics instead of getting hung up on specific words used in ignorance.

[@imaweird001]

Exactly

[@arishachan777]

ugh there should be a hundred of these things

[@grahamkristensen9301]

I think this interview came about because someone said "Hey, let's put the two most fabulous people in the UK in a room together and see what happens."

[@meenik5179]

@@randomvidios09 he's in London now though which is in the uk😂

[@tamiisstruggling]

and now he wears skirts for fun

[@benjaminacuna8013]

Tamara Brink because he has grown

[@52blue7]

“It’s very breathe-y on the....bits..”

[@WhateverIsTrue01]

I wish this was in colour so bad!

[@vvvhhhii]

Yeh it felt like the lighting would have been perfect for robbie's gorgeous eyes

[@WhateverIsTrue01]

***** Definitely!

[@benjaminacuna8013]

They’d have the cutest kids. And the most ethereal. They have such artistic and dreamy way of being

[@giuliaromano3174]

paloma is such an alpha

[@shananigans0117]

I love these two talking to each other, they're hilarious!

[@ivydarling9678]

Came here for Rob stayed for this amazing woman. I'm literally fascinated by how she talks

[@mariannepiiksi5317]

me too ♥️

[@frenchyrock94]

I'd ship them.

[@earthdimensionm1643]

I wish I could had talk like this with Rob

[@SloMoeYeezusKugathasanTheGreat]

These two are awesome

[@evie9732]

Please bring them back together for another interview.

[@shrimpy4535]

Him giving her dating advice is just EVERYTHING!!

[@eps3154]

I could watch these two all day!! Please bring them back

[@jero_laji3513]

I love his sense of fashion, especially when he is wearing skirts or something like that. He is just beeing himself and doesn't care about looking manish and I think that's beautiful.

[@xgoldlion07x]

She seems very educated on feminism and he seems not very educated on feminism and I think she realizes and don't want to go into it so she changes the subject

[@missym877]

***** Exactly. Some of these Paloma Faith fans aren't the brightest, in part one they're praising her for being intelligent because she said "there's more to women than being girly girl and tom boyish" well no duh, and she made other several, no brainer comments. I see just the way you do whitedunks83, just regurgitated opinions, Rob on the other hand is quite intelligent.

[@MsPurpleStuff]

That's incredibly stupid "i wish she wasn't a feminist." the fuck does that have to do with you?

[@MsPurpleStuff]

***** oh please. There are different feminists now and I'm sure it was like that then. Either way it shouldn't matter to you.

[@georgiamills3405]

I love him with all my heart

[@rivroyerr]

As a trans guy can the people trying to cancel Robert just shushy i fcking hate this damn cancel culture like the context he used it in was not offensive in anyway and as a Irish person people say shit like that all the time it’s not in a offensive way at all it’s just common here especially 8 years ago when this interview was

[@thisisnotafeministsong9752]

Best interview ever!

[@NikkiBRaps]

i love both of them soooo much

[@rosa6044]

this is cuter than kittens

[@dioxazine6123]

He reminds me so much of Fab from The Strokes

[@raelsiv]

So funny how i got so scared bcs of people bringing this up and now that I've watched it i notice that is clear that it was said with no malice whatsoever. It wasn't really the t-slur that we know of nowadays, he used it to refer to crossdressing as it was commonly used for that. Dunno if people didn't notice this but the video is from 2013 and during that time people weren't really that aware of transgender people yet. He definitely didn't meant it with malice and he was actually very respectful. I have no idea how some of you genuinely watched this and couldn't understand that this is not in said in a transphobic way at all and he never said it again either. Anyways, hope people get better at interpreting things and understanding difference in time/cultural slangs and language and how information 10-13 years ago was different from nowadays (plus, robert aways being very liberal and has spoken in favor of the lgbtq+ community, would be weird for him to be transphobic considering his believes)

[@lovealways6597]

Robert woke in 2013

[@bclr6843]

Strange that this video would now be considered offensive

[@bowenbelmont9908]

how so?

[@judywoof5367]

@@bowenbelmont9908 he says the t-slur and she says men shouldn't wear "women's" clothing

[@Ipoetize]

These Two Boundless Beauties are my new Crush, And Damn I've got it Bad!

[@jamieazalea685]

Quite liked that

[@dahliaharris311]

Isn't there a part 3

[@oiku4408]

Can we have a part 3 like now aklsjlsjk

[@ashleighshepherd397]

MORE!

[@mayatanzell]

0:38 and this was seen as PROGRESSIVE 😭

[@Ocean.blue.]

They sort of posses the same vibe just as man and woman

[@Laura-sg6ss]

I love Adrien🔥

[@iliana2129]

She seems to be high but idk

[@angiemaldonadoramirez3484]

... No entendí ni mergas, but creo que hablan de feminismo, am I right? :v

[@1MCElias]

No 😂😅😁

[@Scorpionturtle]

wow I hope they've both moved on from their transphobic language and ideas.

[@user-sz2ez8tk1y]

same... i was suprised when he said tr*nny, i hope they're more careful with their words

[@penmumble]

@@user-sz2ez8tk1y I mean, to be fair, this interview was in 2013, that's a long ass time ago

[@judywoof5367]

@@user-sz2ez8tk1y To people picking up on the use of the word "tranny": 5 years ago in the UK hardly anyone knew the term "trans people" or "trans gender " and it was still a common casual reference (offensive now for sure) to say "tranny" (particularly to mean men wearing women's clothing, which was the context it was used in in the video instead of it being about trans people). I can imagine this past Robert was completely clueless to trans people terminology and was still coming away from the old words many of us were guilty of using or bashing around the playground. He's only human and we all had to be educated about the difference between drag and trans people (a lot of people grouped drag and trans gender together which showed our ignorance back then) and the concept of gender and gender fluidity, and the words that were unacceptable and the correct terms. Only young people have grown up with that education available to them immediately (the person on the comment above this one, JC, explained it pretty well i think, here is what they said.)

[@SixtySecondYoga]

I’m 40 seconds in and he’s already using transphobic slurs and misrepresenting trans people. I love him but this is messed up ☹️ I had no idea he was like this.

[@jiggygroovy]

He said "tranny up" but then talked about how he thinks we should embrace the other sides and you got caught up in the slur? He's been wearing things that are not stereotypically manly for years now and it's not a stunt, he's genuinely interested. He's taked about lgbtq+ rights and his views on it thousands of times and even explained how his support to them has people misinterpret his own sexuality. Don't try the start shit about the only straight cis man I know who respects, supports and embraces the lgbtq community this much.

[@jiggygroovy]

Also, this was uploaded 6 years ago, a completely different time. ALSO also, she just said that men cross-dressing can sometimes be seen as making a mockery of what it is to be a woman. I mean ?????

[@vedhil]

thing is, he really isn’t ‘like this’. not in the way i think you’re conveying. i’m gay and nonbinary but, prior to educating myself (and being educated, let’s be real) and coming to terms with my own internalized homophobia/transphobia, i’d used slurs i would never utter today, because i know the history and power those slurs hold and that it’s not my place to use them or reclaim them. but i didn’t know that when i used those slurs as conversational ‘confetti’, for lack of a better word. that’s on me, but i try to subscribe to the belief that ignorance is only unforgivable when it’s willful. i regret using those slurs, but don’t condemn who i am today for having said them years ago. and i don’t think i was an irredeemable person then, either. just ignorant and a product of my socialization and environment. i don’t condemn robert for the things he said here, especially given how long ago this interview was. knowing the way he is and how open he is to new experiences and having novel conversations/learning opportunities, i doubt he was using the expression out of malice or genuine hatred. i don’t condone what he said, but i don’t condemn him, either. and from everything he’s done/said recently (to my knowledge), it’s pretty apparent that he’s learned a bit more than what he knew at the time of this interview. and that’s okay. i still like the guy very, very much. and i think the work he’s doing as klaus right now and the comfort seeing a character like that brought to life by him snuffs out the (not insignificant) amount discomfort i felt while watching. i’m very willing to believe that he’s grown quite a bit since this interview was held, and until i see any reputable information to the contrary, i’m going to keep my good faith in him. (don’t let this white boy prove me wrong don’t let this white boy prove me wrong don’t let this white bo-)

[@milesschaeffler875]

I understand, it shocked me a bit too, but it clearly was not out of hate towards trans people. He has shown his support for lgbt people for years, I know he didnt do it to be rude. He was young, grew up different, but hes grown. Dont take it personally, it was before trans people were getting recognition in the media.

[@SixtySecondYoga]

june jeon If he’s genuinely the only cis man you know that is supportive, you are hanging around the wrong cis men. There is no excuse for using transphobic slurs, wearing feminine clothes is not an excuse, to use it, neither is being supportive, neither is being liked or being famous. And if you’re not trans then you shouldn’t be using the word either. Calling out transphobic language is not “starting shit”, just because the person who used the language is a famous person you like.