It's actually pretty creative but with a stupid concept. No Homo is something kids use to say when I was a little not now as a teenager. Sure it's stupid and childish but there's no harm done either. They're just having fun so let them.
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It's actually pretty creative but with a stupid concept. No Homo is something kids use to say when I was a little not now as a teenager. Sure it's stupid and childish but there's no harm done either. They're just having fun so let them.
So I'm a little hesitant whether or not to be proud of my son and his friends' youtube video. They tell me it is not controversial but I am not "down" with the latest teen culture, is this actually funny?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfrqjYxzxFQ
It was a humorous video, but at the same time the term "no homo" is offensive to some people, and i just don't think it should be used, just like the term "that's soo gay", like what is that anyway ?? the word gay in that term is used to mean stupid, which is like calling gay people stupid. so i don't know, I think that if a boy wants to reassure everyone that he's not gay, he should say something like "don't worry, i'm not gay", it's the same thing, but more respectful.
go up to your son hug him, then say "no homo".
I wouldn't be proud of that video? It's not much to be proud of? There just having fun being teens. There not hurting anyone, just let them be.
"No homo' is an overly used and highly offensive expression. However, the point of your son's video is to poke fun at those who are so insecure that they constant feel that they have to justify their sexuality. His video is an attempt to show that the whole "no homo" thing has gotten ridiculous. So just as you're saying that the whole "no homo" thing isn't funny or cool, so is he. He's just saying it in a different way. You guys are actually on the same page.
Yes it is. Right now that video is genuine viral (viral being good)
It's awesome, support them.
it's no big deal, very few people could actually be offended.
but it is kind of annoying.
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