addressing my haters once and for all

In honor of pride month, Harry is getting into the thing he's never fully talked about on camera: his relationship with being gay in public, and why the people who've hurt him most have almost always been from his own community.

Harry shares everything from being outed at 14 by a so-called internet “friend” who wanted him dead, to Jordan Firstman spending his album release week making hate tiktoks about him. He’ll reveal why he turned down his first magazine cover and tens of thousands of dollars because the community made it clear they weren't rooting for him…

He gets to the root of why gay men tear down other gay men and covers integral LGBTQ history when it comes to his own creative inspirations. 

This episode dives into everything from Troye Sivan, Lil Nas and the gay pop star paradox, to Camille Paglia and why Harry still isn't celebrating pride the way everyone wants him to.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 happy pride!!!

00:45 why this episode matters  

1:30 Jordan Firstman's hate tiktoks

3:30 confronting Jordan Firstman (didn’t go as expected) 

5:30 doubling down on Trisha Paytas’s podcast…

7:00 the real reason why gay men tear down other gay men

9:00 the pop diva worship theory (+why it matters now)

11:00 being outed at 14

13:30 the phone calls that nearly ended it all

16:00 2020 & the peak woke movement

19:30 the hate comments i get from gay men

21:00 why i turned down my first magazine cover

22:30 the twink/fag*** insult pattern

25:00 the most influential LGBTQ artists ever

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