Posted on March 21 2018
Social Media is currently buzzing with rainbow flags; selfies from the pride celebrations/events and, of course, messages of equality, acceptance, and inclusivity. Australia has recently had their momentous 40th Anniversary celebration and the UK and United States are just about to start bringing the rainbow flags and costumer out in prep for their amazing yearly pride rituals.
We searched the ins and outs of the influencers and entertainers of the LGBT social media scene to find those who are encouraging countless numbers of gays, lesbians, transgender and bisexual people to love and accept themselves for whom they are.
Check out these influencers that are stirring the internet and winning the hearts through their coming-out videos, skits, DIY videos, musics and parodies.
Listed in no particular order by BTL are the first 5 of our top 10 LGBTQ influencers to watch out for this year.
Connor Franta
@ConnorFranta 5.6M followers
He creates funny sketches, vlogs, and skits on his channel, Connor was first seen in 2014 where he came out in a YouTube video that’s been viewed 12 million times, and he’s since become an activist, author, and a skilled entrepreneur.
Shane Dawson
@shanedawson 4.5M followers
Dawson’s been making videos on Facebook for nearly nine years, acting and singing. Dawson came-out to his million followers in an emotional and candid YouTube skit as a Bi-sexual in 2015, the parody has been viewed over 7 million times.
Eva Gutowski
@myliveaseva 5.6M followers
Popularly known as “MyLifeAsEva” on YouTube, she does comedy, lifestyle contents and fashion. Like every other LGBTQ agitators, she creates skits, DIY videos and she came out in 2016 on Twitter as Bi.
Troye Sivan
@troyesivan 7.2M followers
Troye was a fervent YouTuber before he started topping music charts; Sivan did numerous collaborations with prominent YouTubers, now Sivan is among the world’s top celebs.
Joey Graceffa
@joeygraceffa 5.5M followers
Joey's spent over ten years on Facebook and YouTube reaching to his fans through acting and singing, he came out in 2015 through a music skit named “Don’t Wait,” that’s been viewed over 27 million times.
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