The ‘Gayfriend’ Justin Bieber YouTube Spoof is LGBT Friendly
Sarah Moore — June 6, 2012 — Pop Culture
References: youtube
Considering there’s an entire Tumblr dedicated to lesbian women who supposedly look like him, the ‘Gayfriend’ Justin Bieber YouTube spoof will most likely roll off the back of the swoop-haired pop sensation.
The Internet parody video features two women strutting their stuff and replacing the lyrics to the Bieb’s Girlfriend with gay-themed ones. With cracks about Prop. 8, in reference to the California policy regarding gay marriage, and joking about not being a straight girl, but knowing about shoes, the video is a lighthearted quip about gay stereotypes.
The ladies insist having them around would be a welcome addition to any social group, especially since they would “tell you when you look hot, [they’re] gay, so [they] would know.”
The Internet parody video features two women strutting their stuff and replacing the lyrics to the Bieb’s Girlfriend with gay-themed ones. With cracks about Prop. 8, in reference to the California policy regarding gay marriage, and joking about not being a straight girl, but knowing about shoes, the video is a lighthearted quip about gay stereotypes.
The ladies insist having them around would be a welcome addition to any social group, especially since they would “tell you when you look hot, [they’re] gay, so [they] would know.”
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