From the latest movie and music releases to celebrity Twitter fights, Keep It is one of the best podcasts for anyone interested in the mixture of online culture and Hollywood entertainment. DJ Khaledĭirectly from the original Crooked Media podcast of the same name, Keep It is a Snap show that covers everything in entertainment.

I’m frustrated because in this day and age people have the audacity to write online that I’m gay as if it were a bad thing.Sometimes all we want is a peek into the lives of the rich, famous, and adventurous. 'I’m not frustrated because people were saying that I was gay at all, I have no problem with that because it wouldn’t make a difference to me. 'I just want you guys, before you judge someone on the way they speak or act, to think, 'Hey, maybe I shouldn't be judging someone,' or, 'Wait, it actually doesn't even matter, they can do, or be, or feel however they want to feel,'' he said. He added that he knows most people aren't making assumptions about his sexuality, but that those who are should think twice about judging someone based on the way they look, speak, and behave. The focus should be on the music, not my sexuality.' Second of all, it shouldn't make a difference if I was or if I wasn't.

In the Snapchat story, which has since been uploaded to YouTube, Mendes said that he is not gay, but that it shouldn't matter if he was gay, as his music should be the focus of conversation and not his sexuality.Īll Around the Web YouTube - 'I don't usually do this and bring up problems, but I was on YouTube just watching my interviews, and I was going down the comments, and noticed that a lot of people were saying that I give them a gay vibe,' he said. The 17-year-old shared a Snapchat story on Thursday stating that he noticed people questioning his sexuality in YouTube comments sections.

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