Homophobic Slur in ‘Gavin and Stacey’ U.K. Christmas Special Stirs Controversy

Dec 27, 2019 12:21


Homophobic slur in #GavinAndStacey special defended by the BBC https://t.co/9F3m9ZyTzv pic.twitter.com/nYi82YZGNL
- Variety (@Variety) December 26, 2019
The return of “Gavin and Stacey” after nearly 10 years was a big hit on Christmas Day for the BBC ( Read more... )

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whysogayprop8 December 27 2019, 23:19:07 UTC
Okay..

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asnindie December 27 2019, 14:13:03 UTC
The uk has bigger shit to worry about but why leave that part in....it's suspect.

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umilicious December 27 2019, 14:22:57 UTC
100% agreed. Everyone involved in this decision is trash. (And honestly, so is this “beloved” song.)

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andisprohi December 27 2019, 15:18:36 UTC
Sarah Treem for 500, Alex

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iznanassi December 27 2019, 15:30:12 UTC
It reads as insanity

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tetrazzinichikn December 27 2019, 14:22:11 UTC
One of the biggest British Christmas songs includes the f-word?!

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babyyoda December 27 2019, 14:33:45 UTC
Yes, it’s from the 80s and it’s basically a couple reminiscing and fighting. Minus the word it’s actually a really good song imo but I love the pogues

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tailzz0666 December 27 2019, 18:41:03 UTC
yeah it does but the dude that wrote it is vocal n it being censored now and that its notokay to use the word

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emptyobsidian December 27 2019, 14:22:54 UTC
oh boy, I love the excuse of its popular and everyone does it. We have that one in America too! Bonus points if someone describes it as a tradition.

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