"Mr. Beast's Transgender Agenda" (A Viewer Requested Video) 

No matter which side of this conversation you find yourself on, I hope everyone chooses to lead with kindness instead of anger. ☮

Daniel, thank you so much for taking on this email and proving that you are a lovely person and a great ally to the community. Be transgender myself; Danielle is correct when she said that most transgender people want to be left alone and to live out their life as them selfs.

What you were saying about "Why are you angry? and who benefits from that?" is why my parenting win with my kids has been to tell them that if someone/something (especially on social media) is making them angry or fearful or even "You must buy this thing!" they have to remember that if someone is appealing to extreme emotions then chances are their rational argument is not all that strong. My eldest in particular has even started quoting that back at me when I forget myself... Thanks for providing a simpler way of putting it though... Who benefits indeed.

I finished the video. I didn't plan on "meeting" anyone new, but now you've gone and done it. Danielle got another subscriber. This was a nice, respectful conversation, and I deeply appreciate it. I wish we'd see more respectful discourse like this.

One of my more religious online friends recently sent me a message asking if he could go back to using my old name/pronouns. There was quite a bit to the message, but the main part was "[...] Would you be offended if I dropped the female reference names and such? [...] I'm afraid I've come to a crossing roads on one of my hardcore beliefs and I know which way I must go..." I didn't really know what to say, put my phone down for a second to think, and immediately got sucked into work. A few hours later I finished my task, and remembered I needed to reply. When I checked my phone again, I had a message from him saying "I owe you apologies... I'm not good with this ... feeling and idk how to manage yet, it's still so new to me yet familiar. anyways just please forgive me and dont think too badly, please" I just said "I'm not upset, but you prolly know what my answer is ❤" I had some other stuff to do, got distracted for a while again, and when I checked my phone again there was a wall of text that ended with "you know what? I'm just being silly about this because this is all new to me. If God rejects me because I try to love you and RESPECT what you currently want, then I shouldn't want to be a part of that kingdom." People don't need to be attacked for taking time to get used to societal changes. Yes, trans individuals exist through history and across species. That doesn't mean that it's always been socially accepted, and denying that it's "unusual" or "different from the norm" just makes people feel dumb. It's not intentional, but when you say (basically) "It's always been like this" you're not only mildly gaslighting them, you're implying they're not in touch with the world. Trans people living normal lives *is* new. It *is* a change from the societal norms of the majority of human history. It *hasn't* always been accepted for people to express themselves as they see fit. And as with every societal change, it takes time for people to recognize that. It's not healthy, for trans people or others, to pretend like it isn't a massive societal change. When I first saw that message from my friend, I had a choice. I could have gotten upset with my friend. I could have been angry. But I'd very likely lose a great friend. I've known him for years, and he's a great guy. A father, a hard worker, smart as hell, he'd give everything to protect those he cares about. No way I'm turning away a quality friend like that over an honest question, asked in a moment of internal turmoil. All people need is to be heard, and to be shown that they're loved. Lastly, to anyone with negative opinions of trans people in general, all I have to say is just hold your judgement until you get to know someone. Trans people are people, and as with every human, some of us are worth knowing, and some of us aren't. It's okay to not understand everything at first. If you've got questions, find a trans person who's open to questions and just like, talk with them. Not everyone is open to some of the harder or more personal questions, but plenty are. If you need help starting a dialogue, here's something you can copy to a trans friend or acquaintance: "Hey, I'm wanting to understand trans people a bit better. Is it okay if I ask you some more personal questions about it? If not that's okay, do you have a friend I could talk with that'd be able to help me understand things better?" That's all it takes to get a worthwhile conversation going, and I think the vast majority of trans people would be ecstatic you're taking the initiative to understand. It's easy to see trans people as scary when your only source of information is news/social media. But news/social media literally makes money by exploiting the emotional pathways in your brain, so maybe take their words with a grain of salt? At the end of the day we're just- we're just normal humans. We're just innocent humans. ♥

Fantastic! Thank you both for letting us listen to a wonderful conversation! And I love how you always tied everything back around to, “Be kind to one another.” Mad respect and I love your channel (having just stumbled upon it while trying to fix up my lacking DaVinci knowledge 😅)!

Daniel, I've learned a lot from your channel. Your DaVinci tips and general RU-vid tips and learning opportunities have been invaluable. But I say this without hesitation: You've never made a more important video. Thank you for doing this, and thank you to Danielle for speaking so eloquently on the situation. Conversation is important, and this was a magnificent one to be able to listen to.

I am happy to leave individuals, parents and their doctors alone- and support safe public life for everyone to live their gender truth.

The way Daniel speaks and communicates entirely is incredibly effective as well as a joy to listen to. This is my first time coming across Danielle and she is absolutely delightful! Your interactions and friendship are a treat to behold and I hope to learn more from both of you 😁

Thank you for inviting me onto your channel for a chat! Now I need to think of some content for my channel to capitalise on the fame :D

I always enjoy your approach to how you discuss ALL topics on your channel. Inviting, empowering and inclusive!

Given that person's wording in their email I unfortunately doubt they'll listen to this the moment they get the drift that you don't agree with them. Hopefully it will reach others, though. I gotta admit when I saw the thumbnail/title I had a moment of _"Oh, no... please don't be like that..."_ but I'm thrilled now that I've watched the video. Thank you so much for taking a stand when you absolutely didn't need to given the regular content on your channel. (I got verbose in the rest of this comment so you can either ignore it or consider yourself warned. 😅) My oldest friend of 30+ years came out to me as trans a couple years ago, and I've felt like I'm finally getting to know the real person she is for the first time even though we've known each other since we were six years old. We were prom dates, ffs, after making a pact when we were 12 that if niether of us was dating anybody when prom came, we'd be each other's dates. The fact that she turned out to be trans while I turned out asexual and aromantic is endlessly amusing to me, but that's neither here nor there. My long-winded point is that I have decades of close history with her and she's one of my closest friends, so this issue is deeply personal for me even though I was already an ally to trans rights for years before anybody I knew came out as trans. This swelling of hatred for the community frightens me more every day because they're not hurting anybody; they're just trying to live their lives like the rest of us.

This is fantastic, and huge props to Danielle for chatting. Thank you for putting out incredibly "real" content.

Stumbled onto your channel about a month ago trying to learn resolve and grow my small channel. I most certainly appreciate your knowledge and truly enjoy your delivery, and NOW I understand why I have such an affinity with you. You are a great human, Daniel! Rock on, Joe

The thing I always remind myself of is that the number of transgender people is tiny compared to the level of online chaos caused by the subject. The world is not ending.

I cannot thank you enough for using your platform to have this conversation. I follow you because it's obvious you have a heart

I found Danielle a few years ago and recently realized I hadn't seen anything from her for a while. I went on a search and bunny trailed my way to this. Great video. Would love to see her do more content or find out where. As for you. Nice find too and you live in the same state as one of my kids!! All my best to both of you!

Such an important conversation with two of my favorite creatives. Thank you so much for sharing.

There are no words for how amazing of a person you are man

This was a nice convorsation, and I wish these were put in my feed much more than the radical short for or against this topic. While I normally don't talk about my own mental struggles, I would like to mention a personal observation as it kinda contrasts something mentionned in your video. Back in the 90s, the Health Board tried to normalize disabilities with the concept of simplifying and spectrums. While this helped, it also did a lot of harm as it lead the world in general to be dismissive of major struggles that PDDs were going through. For myself having ADHD, this means not only hearing people claim to know my struggle cause they had a brain fart once, but giving me ostracizing stares whenever other issues related to my condition came up, such as reading comprehension issues, language issues, focus issues, depression, memory loss, concentration, overtrust, etc. In fact, while the health board tried to remove the barrier for disabled people, what they ended up doing is nudging the goalpost just enough that between able minded people self-assessing and parents bribing doctors, ADD became overdiagnosed and the struggles became burried even deeper. So deep, in fact, that many who call out to friends for help gain the equivilance of a wet whipe for a 3rd degree burn. All this to say (hopefully understandably and respectfully) that when your friend (sorry, bad with names) kinda dismissed transitionning kids as a trend brought on by awareness, I fear that greatly ignores how people have used and weaponized such cases as a means to artificially seek attention. For family members, talking about the struggles/oppression their child faces becomes a trophy to garder sympathy. For children, claiming a gender allows one to stand out by no merrit or skill while also assuring people cater to your whims. For society at large, it gives a mole hill they can pander into a mountain so that they can claim being a humanitarian without doing anything.... All the meanwhile, the wishes and struggles of those who actually have GD get ignored; your friend (who wishes to be treated as normal) gets forced into the spotlight; men who might be gay are left even more confused as people misgender him; and comming out will bring a bunch of new stress hoping people won't think you're seeking attention, and will truely accept you - not just be afraid to be labled transphobic. I have gone though a few of those myself and shut out my disability from the world because of it, and would love to see a world where people don't have to go through that... I just fear that unless the radicals and attention seekers become the ones ostracized, that the use of using one's (or a loved one) disabilty for power becomes chastized, we will only fall for the same sins as our forefathers have. The only solution I see working now is to a) divide the LGB (sexual preferences) to he TQIA2+ (identities), and b) to push against any major talk about it; no "safe spaces" no flags, nothing that would suggest that they are different. C) only then should we fight against those who discriminate on an individual basis rather than a societal one. No movements, no parades... just no tollerance

“Content creator that happens to be transgender”. I think that aligns with when Morgen Freeman spoke about being black. He said he was a man that happened to be black. I think the further we get from needing labels the closer we can be as people.

I appreciate this conversation. I feel it’s always the loudest in any conversation tend to mess up the entire discussion. Bringing in someone who is reasonable to talk with was a great aspect and again, appreciated.

This topic is VERY heavily pushed in not just news but just about everywhere. I think alot of folks (and not just certain groups alone) may be upset about this because of how the news and media and social media in general is portraying certain groups. I know several LGBT folks, and they are NOT like how the media is portraying them, honestly. They just want to be NORMAL. They want to be treated normally and there are several in that community who don't want to have anything to really do with what the media is pushing now. It's a very hard spot for folks to be in and I truly feel for those who want to be seen and portrayed and heard but are being pushed down and even ostracized by their very own community for this. I wish everyone all the luck and safety that one can give during these times. Know that you ARE heard, and seen, and supported.

Thank you, Daniel and Danielle. A much needed mature conversation about a topic I have a hard time understanding. By that I mean, why are people so insecure in themselves to feel the need to point fingers at what other people choose to do in their life. And not only point but to even feel the need to attack them and their choices. People are different and a basic human right is to be allowed to live life how you want. As long as it doesn't hurt anyone its really not my business. I really don't want to come across as preachy or anything but just treat others how you want to be treated, it isn't hard. Thank you again, very good video and much needed.

This is an excellent way to have a engaging conversation on this difficult to address topic. Your area of creating a space for conversation as well as allowing all concerned parties to have a voice on what is concerning them regardless of siding brings a easy to respect talking field and disengages the usual flame that some may have. I know you're going to have a lot of people having a lot to say. I just wanted to say that you hit this one out of the park. If this can continue maybe the course of youtube presentation can increase it's scope like this and reduce willful ignorance (not of the subjects, but how we handle communicating them).

I dig this video. I have these kind of conversations with friends that are different than me on a frequent basis to help me understand different thought process. My neighbor is a good friend of mine but we're on vastly different political sides. But when we sit down and talk about it it doesn't get to the yelling and the sound bites that commonly happens in society today, at least that happens in public forums.

Well done, Daniel! This reminds me of the recent Budweiser ad controversy. Way to speak up for the voiceless, just like with Filmora. Live and let live. Life is too short.

Daniel... WOW! I am amazed at your clear thought and Abundant courage to tackle this very sensative issue. I am personally one of many that are vested in this topic in so much as it pains me to see such vitrual spued about without regard for the affect it has on the people being targeted. Why poeple make the decisions to first go from one gender to another is personal, and deserves NO MORE attention than decision maker needs. In Danielles' case a very necessary move, and She's (To use her term) Bang on for pointing that out. I really believe, Like yourself, that before people begin this "Association Disphoria" they really need to stop and ask themselves - "What if it were me?" I really hope that where you asked, "Will this eventually pass," I really hope that time comes sooner rather than later. Thanks for having the courage to tackle this issue, I know from personal experience with people close to me that the only cure for this problem on Social Media, and for that matter the world at large, is compassion and knowledge. I think you handled the Viewers' question with a lot of grace. Good Show.

The US news channels do a great job on telling us what we should support and what we should be angry about. Great conversation🤙

Over and over again we see that people's prejudices fall apart when they actually come into contact with examples of who/what they fear. Thank you for doing this, a nice "chat" is worth a thousand speeches!

I came into this expecting a "stop following Mr Beast" video. It's good that this wasn't the case. Too many people would have made it that.

More from me. I love how some groups and people can employ so much a REDUCTIONIST reasoning, rationale, logic etcetera. To me, the most vocal are members of a church, and especially a CHURCH that never looks beyond its own resources for lessons or understanding.

I know this was out of your norm, but this was important conversation to have. Thank you for your meaningful contribution to this subject. I've got a whole new respect for you and MrBeast after watching this.

oh thank God. When I saw this on my recommended videos, I wondered, "am I going to have to say goodbye to Daniel"? I'm trans, and man, if you were "anti", that'd be a travesty. Thanks, man. I appreciate you publicizing this.

❤ Thank you both for such an honest, rational conversation. This is exactly the kind of discourse that is lacking in our world. If politicians and other leaders could approach difficult issues with even a fraction of the humanity and logic that you both gave us here, we would be in so much better shape. I'm gonna start the new trending hashtag #danielforpresident! 🙂

Excellent discussion and many thanks to both of you. Important. ❤❤

8:37 I had to pause the video as I was laughing too much! 😂 Danielle, girl SAME. Welcome to the female body LOL Great video x

EXCELLENT interview! When I saw the video thumbnail, I was thinking, "I wonder if he ran this video by Danielle before putting it up," and then I was pleasantly surprised with this!

We need more open candid conversations like this. Regardsless of where you stand on the topics discussed.

Lovely to see you two together having a nice chat about this. Well done guys

Just to help you out. Chris from my understanding and from comments from people that has dealt with Chris and Mr Beast before this whole thing blew up. He uses any pronouns, so he/she are both okay Edit edit: On Chris's bio it also says 'any' for where the pronouns are commonly at (The little map bubble thing)

This video makes me appreciate you even more than I did before for your tech / video editing vids. You rock (again)!

You are a kind and compassionate soul and it shows. Loved the conversation. Thank you both for sharing.

Daniel - I fSharon) follow you for editing, video and youtube growth material. I was surprised by this video topic. I was even more pleasantly surprised when I watched the video. I have a very small RV/Travel Cargo Camper channel. I also have a transgender grandson - but I've never discussed that in our videos, as I never saw the relevance. Yet, perhaps I should, because so many people get angry and spew hatred without having the facts. I applaud how well you addressed this sensitive topic. The conversation between you and your friend was wonderful and hopefully some people will learn from it. Thank you SO much for bravely using this platform without knowing what the fallout may be. It's really all about respecting each other's opinions. And KUDO's to Mr. BEAST for defending his friend!

I applaud this conversation and have the utmost respect for both of you for addressing this topic in this manner. I am seeing Boycotting and Hostility all around me, and I can't relate to gender dysphoric but Granny has a past... I not only attended Woodstock, I was there during a bisexual phase of my life. Granted I am happily married to a wonderful man - together faithfully for decades now - but I think no less of either of you and encourage others to follow your example, have a civil conversation! But in any event, I'm a firm believer in Live & Let Live, To each their own!

Well said, I think this was a great conversation you had. Its unfortunate that we have so much hatred in the world; we've forgotten that we're just human beings at the end of the day trying to live our best lives. Daniel your channel is an amazing platform to learn Davinci but also you seem like good vibes. Thanks for passing on your knowledge

Thanks a ton for this video. It's nice to see voices of reason and peace in this chaotic world.

Love your approach to a topic that can be difficult to have a conversation about. I don't think there is a "transgender agenda" and your point about much of the negativity we see comes from fear is on point. One of the problems I see is that much of the "debate" take place on TikTok and how much of a real conversation can you have in 60 sec? Thank you for taking the time, literary, to start a balanced conversation. Daniel and Danielle for the win in this debate ❤

very well done and said. it amazes me that the ones who want to force others to "fit into" their view of society are the one accusing others of coercion and forcing others to fit their view of the world. i believe there is a great deal to be discussed on the subject, and we should be mindful of all the perspectives and try not to throw fuel on the fire. lets roast marshmallows and have a talk.

Thank you for having this conversation.

To do a video like this, with actual real experience, and lead with kindness in this divided era it totally heroic, right on man🤘

Thank you for this, Daniel. I figured you were a really down to earth person during the Filmora controversy and this video just solidified it for me. As someone who has been there, gender is confusing. Having a conversation about it is arguably the best thing we can do.

Daniel, I was not expecting this video and I am pleasantly surprised by it. Great work.... and not as "off-topic" as some may assume.

The way she described her early years reminds me of how I felt when I was working a 9-5 (more like 9-9 lol). The feeling looming over you when you wake up an go to bed - at least having a job doesn't get hate from half the human beings on earth lol. I have no axe to grind in this one as I generally keep to myself and play Switzerland with most topics (cowardly, but practical), but I appreciate hearing her story. I wish more people approached tough topics like this rather than "left vs right" that's so common these days.

I appreciate your common sense approach to issues. Cool, calm and respectful conversations are the way to go.

You are a good and brave person mate. Thank you for standing up for love. There's nuance in every area of human life and all "agendas" are relative. But hate is hate and love is love. Good people see this. Thank you so much for putting something positive and loving into the world today. We badly need it. And not least, thanks to Danielle for the calm insight and knowledge.

Loved this. This is how to approach something you might not understand or have been lead to hate. Often folks just need more input (thank you Johnny 5), but it must be approached with a willingness to take in that additional input, process it, and challenge or own views on things.

Awesome video - thank you and Danielle for this!!!

This video should most definitely be more popular... Now I see both sides and I thank you for that!

Good video. Thank you Danielle Hallett and Daniel Batal for this great video. It is a pity to see and hear that in the last two decades we have slipped into a world in which we give little to each other and where respect for each other has diminished. Raising children and education starts with the parents. Things have to change there if the world is to look a lot better again. Greetings Onno.

I appreciate this video more than you can imagine. Thank you for bringing sensitivity and compassion to a topic that's been heavily politicized as of late. I was nervous to click on the video in fear of more transphobic hate, but was so pleasantly surprised to instead find an evocative conversation on a topic that means much to me personally.

Everytime I hear a Welsh accent I can't help but smile ❤ As far as the discussion goes, I just wish everyone learned to be kind and let live. Trans doesn't affect me. If a Trans had a geek channel I'll geek out with them. If a Trans brought value to editing techniques I'd ask them how to edit. Forget about Trans rights at this point... they're HUMAN just like you and me. I think we need to get back to HUMAN rights! Amazing video Dan, as always

Danielle and Daniel! What a day! Two amazing People!!!😊

Thank you. Finally a rational discussion about a complicated topic that needs a rational and sane approach. ❤

Man, it is brave to take on this issue in this climate; especially since it appears you aren't on either radical side of the issue - you are probably going to piss everyone off LOL.

I’m a friend of Danielle’s and I agree completely. We just want to lead quiet lives, with the sane rights and equality as everyone else.

Thanks to both of you for making this video. Hopefully that viewer actually watched and listened with an open heart and mind.

Thank You! Subscribed.

I found you while looking for help with resolve, but I’ll be staying because of this. Thank you for being a kind human with empathy and understanding. Thank you for using your voice to speak up for those who others don’t listen to.

Thank you for sharing this with us , and thank you for staying above the fray while not turning a blind eye to the situation.

One of the biggest things I realized moving to the Staates... So many people "fight' to live their life and "protected" their life yet don't want to give others that privilege. I say...live and let live. Thank you Daniel for bringing up this topic

This video helped me understand a little more of what transgender people go through. Thank you for taking this approach to the conversation. Prior to this video I always figured compasion was always the best place to start, but never really had a idea of what these people have to go through.

I'm just 1:33 into the vid. Daniel, you're a very good storyteller. I look forward to watching the entire vid. Justin

This is a wonderful video. Thanks for making it! Now I want to be Danielle's friend too!

Thank you for this, and thank you for bringing in a voice in that is affected by all this hate and garbage being spewed.

This was fantastic Daniel...Danielle seems like a gem. People need to listen more, there are always two perspectives, conversation and understanding is key...really great video dude! :)

Great conversation. The blind hate and finger pointing is getting us no where. Kindness Matters. Thanks Danielle for sharing.

I spent most of the 90's working as a volunteer at AIDS wards working with men and trans individuals who were dying. Those wonderful people gave the best of themselves to our church youth group in their weakest moments. I would not be the woman I am today without their influence, unconditional love and care. In Honor and Memory of Peter, Charlie, Starr, Marcus, Jim and so many others. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🩵🩷🤍🤎🖤🌈🌈🌈🌈🫂🫂🫂

I love you so much Daniel! So great to see you and Danielle having this discussion.

Really appreciate this conversation

You open eyes Daniel, you really do. Great content!

Thanks for bringing love. Live and Let Live.

Great video! I generally live in the "let people live the way they want to live" mindset. Unless it's somehow impacting my life; then everyone deserves their happiest life possible. Social media fills timelines with additional content that people interact with. So the ones that interact with, feel or believe that there is an agenda _for any cause_,-whether it be political, gender, flat earth, lizard people, or anything-are getting fed that information more often to promote _time on platform_. This only enhances their feeling that there is an agenda... BUT... I've also noticed that the type of people that whole-heartedly believe in these conspiracies are not the type to question or research and learn more to formulate an educated opinion. Then, when those of us that do like to pursue knowledge and understanding chime in with a _counter point_ to their conspiracies, we are the ridiculous ones. Great video sir! I completely enjoy your channel and really like the break from the "norm" in this vid. 👍

Hey DB. Been a while. I was watching your channel years ago when you had a handful of subs!... Doing great mate. Congrats! 🎉

Just repeating what I commented on Twitter because every algorithm needs to see it: you’re a good human, Batal. 💙

Danniel you are Amazing I love the video you often amaze me and this is one of those time. I WIL NEVER STOP WATCHING !!!

The ending of your video, where your admit such friendship for your friend and not thinking about it otherwise, brought tears to my eyes. Nothing is ever wrong about being a nice person. (Even though you look like you might kick someone's butt.)

I wish everyone can dislike someone because they’re a bad person and not for who they are. It takes so much effort to worry about what someone does that doesn’t hurt anyone. As Danielle said, it’s not an easy transformation. When I worked in Homecare, my company and Mt. Sinai hospital (NYC) we’re one of the first to partner to give gender affirming care to our patients. They go through at least 1 year of mental therapy and /or treatment before even being considered for surgery. And after surgery care is not fun. They have multiple nursing visits, psychiatric care, etc. Let people be, you can’t know the struggle others may be facing but we can be there to listen and give support

Without politics, everyone must have dialog with each other and negotiate their differences. Furthermore, without politics, most don’t care about their differences. However, once politics are involved, then someone has the opportunity to have power over others, the battle begins and everyone suffers.

Right on! As a new transgender content creator myself, I’m still struggling to understand how I can come across as less congruent to my audience. I appreciate that you did this interview with Danielle! She’s awesome, I’ve seen her before. I’m glad I found your channel. ❤🙏🏻👍

This video was great. I believe that seeing these normal conversations do more than either side bashing or dismissing the other.

I felt that this conversation was very much needed and people need to realize that those who are critical of trans issues are just jumping on an idealogical bandwagon with no actual considerations of the issues at hand. Bravo for helping steer the conversation in a productive direction.

Thank you for making this video, and introducing us to Danielle, what a lovely person :) and thank you for handling the request email you got in this way, putting some much needed light on this matter (it’s odd how the people who is accusing others of having agenda’s are usually the ones with an agenda ;)

Great stuff, Daniel. Lead with truth, and positive, sensible conversation.

Hi, I wonder if you can help, please. Thanks to a long, forgotten GTA V thumbnail for the Paparazzo 'tape' level, RU-vid removed it, keeping the video, but now I can't post for a week! I search for the same level on RU-vid and see several other channels using the same content. Complete double standards, and Team RU-vid aren't helping me.

You know what I realize from this conversation. Most every day transgender people are not pushing radical political laws. Most transgender people just want to live their lives peacefully. I think we need to stop treating the transgender community like its a political party. Everyone that chooses to transition didn’t join a political club and can be held responsible for passing laws for single digit children to transistion without their parents consent. Was a pleasant conversation.

While I'll never understand why some people get so upset and militant over what others do with their life (all the while preaching about personal freedoms), I do appreciate your take of responding with education. I have serious doubts that those afraid of anything approaching change will listen with anything other than instant revulsion, one has to try, right? Thanks for addressing the topic. #ally

This is a great video. I personally don't care who or what you decided to be in life. It's your life live it fully and be what you want to be and have fun doing it. No ones ever going to tell me how to be me and I have the same respect for everyone else in the world as well. We are one no matter how you look at it.

New Hampshire! I’m from New England ❤

Very odd times for sure, and I love you Danielle, you rock haha "I Peed when I farted", Mrs Doubtfire hahahha. This was a great video, thank you both