ImmersiveAmbientModecolor: #d2cdbc (color 2)
Video Format : 22 (720p) openh264 ( https://github.com/cisco/openh264) mp4a.40.2 | 44100Hz
Audio Format: Opus - Normalized audio
PokeTubeEncryptID: 0eea9de3a3e0d175c27058d3cfc58b2f5b3c689d9cef538d900427fd3b6bc2b1d31c97fcdd14bb3d0351ca806ba67edc
Proxy : eu-proxy.poketube.fun - refresh the page to change the proxy location
Date : 1715765051126 - unknown on Apple WebKit
Mystery text : c3ZSdHVBVmRZREkgaSAgbG92ICB1IGV1LXByb3h5LnBva2V0dWJlLmZ1bg==
143 : true
7,554,405 Views ā¢ Nov 30, 2019 ā¢ Click to toggle off description
-
// Watch my latest video - Ticket - a short film about body shaming: Ā Ā Ā ā¢Ā TicketĀ -Ā AĀ ShortĀ FilmĀ AboutĀ BodyĀ Sham...Ā Ā
-
Katie, like most of the kids, has been receiving the idea of a couple suppose to be composed of a male and a female. However, as Katie grows up, she finds out that she does not fit the social norms. To fit into the āsocietyā, Katie hires a boy to pretend to be her boyfriend.
-
A film by - Ariel Kuo
Starring - Jordan Lewis, Holly Towne, Isabella De Armas, Kinsley Spencer, Mariel Molino, Spencer McEvilly
Special thanks to - Ahmet Kasapoglu, Merve Tekin, Mehmet Cerciogl
-
"BE YOU".
-
Didn't know these would become the focuses of the film:
* The mom is pregnant in late 1997 and gives birth to the baby in mid-1998. The baby is about 10 months in 1999.
* The actor of the boyfriend is about 22, I believe. He is not old at all.
-
Supplement for:
Emerson - Accepted
Occidental - Accepted
USC - Rejected after an interview
NYU - Rejected
Views : 7,554,405
Genre: People & Blogs
Date of upload: Nov 30, 2019 ^^
Rating : 4.891 (9,342/333,954 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2022-04-09T18:33:42.248641Z
See in json
YouTube Comments - 16,214 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
I couldnāt tell the difference between her boyfriend and her dad-
10K |
It's interesting that the short film didn't exactly labeled the character, so that the LGBTQ+ community as a whole could be able to relate to them and their struggles, without having to limit the story to only a part of the community by specifying their sexuality/identity. Really appreciate that :)
2K |
Iām straight as fuck but like damn, this was sad. I wish trans and gay and all LGBT people happy lives, and though it may not always be happy, I hope you all can find your true selves.
1.6K |
Plot twist: they actually waited 21 years just for do this film
8.4K |
im sorry- they couldnāt have gotten a younger actor for her pretend boyfriend š
9.5K |
Iām asexual and I remember growing up thinking āwhen Iām a mommyā all the time. Iāve come out to both parents, but my mom doesnāt like that Iām asexual. Dad doesnāt really understand but he supports me, and Iām so grateful for him
721 |
Being born in 1958, and figuring out that I liked boys, the way I was supposed to like girls, in 1963, I learned how I had to pretend at a very early age. Yeah, I was only five years old when I knew. I also already knew my feelings were unacceptable. So... I pretended to be something that I was incapable of being for more than fifty years. I pretended for so long that I never really learned how to be me. All I knew, was how to pretend. Nobody should ever have to feel like they have to pretend like that. Most people like me feel they must pretend for at least several years in order to survive. It just hurts thinking you must always pretend.
This is a good short film. Hope it helps a lot of young people.
115 |
we all know she was listening to "i kissed i girl" by Katy Perry.
7.6K |
I just feel like there's smarter ways to pretend you're straight than paying someone FORTY DOLLARS to pretend to be your boyfriend while in highschool. Like maybe for example say that you're not dating because you're focusing on school. That's FREE
18K |
coming out to my mom was a nightmare, she absolutely hated it, she hated what i was, she hated having to respect me, she hated having something like me under her roof, it was agonizing
193 |
My daughter played with barbies and American girl dolls and at 12 told me she was bi. I told her just to be sure even though I felt it and knew it because if you know your kids you can tell before they tell you. Now she's 16 and has had bfs and gfs and I prefer the gfs because I don't have to worry about grandbabies lol. I chose my daughter's happiness over the views of others.
97 |
Dad:Iāve got a present for you!
Me:is it being accepted?
Dad:what?
Me:what?
9.3K |
When your parents are fine with you dating a 40 year old man
But not a girl your own age:
9.6K |
the fact that straightness is what is actually shoved down people's throats is so accurate
565 |
Something I donāt like is how people say ācoming out is easy because itās more known nowā but it isnāt. I love this short :)
69 |
"They said: "Son, don't change"
And I keep hoping they won't see how much I have"
-Thomas Sanders
4.7K |
The Fake boyfriend look like heās 40
21K |
I love how at the end she switches around the dolls so the girls sit next to each other and the guys also sit next to each other
17 |
When I was growing up people only used the word gay or its synonyms as a pejorative, slur, or insult. I didn't even know what the word actually meant until I was in my teens, and was generally very ignorant about anything LGBT related until I was well into my 20s. I didn't know bisexuality was a thing, and this caused me great difficulty in figuring myself out as a person. I always had an excuse for my attraction to other boys. "I can't be gay, I'm attracted to girls!" Or "it's just curiosity" or "plenty of other straight guys must experiment with gay porn and just not talk about it". After educating myself, doing a lot of deep personal reflection, and a lot of working up the nerve to do it I came out as bi about a year ago. It's incredible to me how much more accepting and educated people are becoming over time and how quickly it's happening. I know there's still a lot more work to be done, but the difference between now and 30 years ago is night and day. My heart goes out to all of you who go through the hell of having a homophobic family or live in a predominantly homophobic place. Hold onto the hope that things will continue to improve. Stay strong friends!
60 |
@albertmunoz9075
3 years ago
when the bf is ACTUALLY a paid actor
24K |