Kermit the Frog and Nina West host Disney+ first LGBTQI+ Celebration Spectacular: 'This is Me'

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Yes, Pride month is over and corporations are already thinking on 4th of July, but there was some nice stuff. Disney released it's first LGBTQI+ Celebration Spectacular: 'This is Me'.

Hosted by Blue's Clues Pride Parade host, Nina West and Kermit the Frog, the concert features many special performances and appearances:

• D'Acapella singing 'This

Comments

[askrubes]

I saw Michael James Scott live as Genie in Australia and he was amazing, so glad he's getting his flowers now.

[sandstorm]

I was so excited to see them pay attention to my favorite Disney movie and then…

[la_petite_singe]

lmfao Barba ❤

[bakemonos]

Coonrick Hall

Mmt.

[ghettoluvpr]

A whole lot of gay going on and yet the gayest part were those high-waisted white pants and flowy blouse.

[ichabod_crake]

I gasped.

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[aspacecake]

Kinda off topic but I just watched Luca the other day and I have no idea how it is not meant to be an allegory about coming out…. It’s so blatant lol

[dianakingston]

I feel like any argument the director might make about how that wasn't intentional falls apart as soon as [Spoiler (click to open)]the old ladies at the end reveal themselves. That's got nothing to do with platonic friendship and boys being boys.

[euraylie]

I think the director thought he had to say that to keep both sides happy. The ridiculously easy outraged think-of-the-children anti-gay crowd and potentially the crowd that would accuse him of queerbaiting without an “actual” follow-through. But definitely more so for the first group,

[dianakingston]

I guess? It goes back to the notion that if Pixar (and, by extension, Disney) just bit the bullet and did stuff like Out on a regular basis, there wouldn't be this kind of "controversy" over what's ultimately a really sweet and heartwarming (and very gay) movie