@1:55


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDqR2ZgwAZo


So awkward. He's kind of rubbed me the wrong way ever since he felt the need to tweet out a reminder that he likes women.

There's nothing wrong (imo) with what he said per se, he just seemed a bit uncomfortable is all.

He didn't seem very shaken to me

Is his speech usually that jumbled?

what? what he said was sweet

Just be glad he's showing his support....

What? He seems friendly and accepting.

omg I'm dying

I'm not saying that he wasn't. He just seemed a bit taken aback/nervous.

I feel like he didn't know what to say, but he's coming from a good place.

2:03 was so awkward though

Just the way she eagerly looked at him and waiting for him to say more.

?????? he said not only should people be accepting but they should also GENUINELY feel that it is the right thing to do. Not just say "oh yeah i tolerate gays because if i don't I'm a bigot"... but to actually understand and feel compassion.

Well get a LOAD of him lol

Yes, he came off as uncomfortable and gave an overcompensating answer...

I've always felt that he is a tosspot.

But his response was nice.

What he said was really sweet and I definitely agree with him! But ngl I cackled at little, he seemed so awkward & nervous.

Bitches like you judging the people giving support in the way they can is why not many bother to do so.

I'm not really saying what he said was bad, I'm just saying the way he said it was awkward. And the way he stared at her after he said "people should be able to be what they wanna be".

I don't see a problem with it. You can't really expect straight people to have eloquent/articulate thoughts on LGBT issues on the spot.