Straight Talk About Obscene Pride Events From LGBTQ Influencer, 'Since When Is That Okay?'

Warning: NSFW language

TikTok social media influencer AJ Sanchez slammed the vulgar displays that have occurred in several Pride parades in recent weeks by posting a viral (over 2 million views) message calling out the inappropriate behavior of many participants. As he applied cosmetics, he accused them of “doing too much”:

My fellow LGBTQIA+. Baby, y’all are doing too much. And yes, I’m going to be the one to say it because if a straight person says that, you all gonna say they homophobic this and the third. And it’s like, no, boo, you’re just doing the most. And it’s really not cute.

He said he did not believe children should be exposed to such antics:

I see booty, chi-chis all out on display for everyone to see. Middle of New York, broad daylight, minors present. Like, since when is that okay, sis? Because it’s not.

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RedState’s Nick Arama brought you the story of one such event, hosted by none other than the embattled brand Bud Light, where nude people in Toronto walked the streets as children watched:

Bud Light Sponsors Pride Event With Naked People and Other Concerning Things Near Children

Other parades where things went off the rails took place in Seattle, where naked men rode around on bicycles, and in New York City, where our Mike Miller reported on a particularly disturbing march where activists chanted, “We’re here, we’re queer, we’re coming for your children.”

Let’s just call that what it is: disgusting. Of course, the leftist media complex tried to cover it up, with NBC News reporting that “The ‘coming for your children’ chant has been used for years at Pride events,” as if that somehow made it OK. The post was quickly fact-checked on Twitter:

“Coming for your children” is not a historical part of Pride. The chant appears to originate from the San Francisco Gay Men’s choir singing a song with this title 2 years ago, in 2021. This article is thus a misrepresentation of Pride’s history.

Others tried to claim that the marchers were joking, but it sure didn’t appear that way:

NYC Drag Marchers chant “we’re here, we’re queer, we’re coming for your children” https://t.co/ucK1qM4fv5 pic.twitter.com/OhBguhWwZY

— Timcast News (@TimcastNews) June 24, 2023

Sanchez felt these types of displays crossed the line:

And b***h don’t get it twisted, on a scale of one to classy, I’m not given a royal family by any means. Like, I love to turn up, shake some a– and have a good time, but b***h, time and place — and that was not it.

He continued, further charging that such behavior undermined their own cause:

When I tell you I saw this chick, practically nothing on [while] on top of a water fountain and water spraying all up in her cookies, nookies and crannies. I’m just wondering what type of antibiotic that doctors gonna prescribe for all that. People hanging from streetlights, hooking up on the side of the road. What in the land before time Neanderthal behavior?

Raggedy is the word for it….

And this is how you want them to perceive us? Pride is an event based around acceptance and equality, not an excuse for you all to act a f***ing fool. All right, y’all. As long as you guys know that that does not represent the entire LGBTQIA community.

Even I’m like, what the f**k? Do better.

Whether you like or dislike this person or his colorful language, it’s hard to argue the points he makes. When your own supporters are telling you you’re going too far, it’s time to listen up. As companies like Target and Bud Light pay the price for their over-the-top woke messaging, it’s becoming more and more clear that regular Americans are getting tired of this morally bankrupt onslaught that ignores the welfare of children.

AJ is especially right about something we’ve all felt—anyone who dares to speak up against depravity without the requisite melanin content, sexual orientation, or ethnic background for the topic at hand will be excoriated as phobic, so it’s up to the group members horrified by the hijackings of their communities to speak up. As the top comment (over 26,400 likes) says: