0:00 thank you [Music] there is this dude okay there's this dude Mr Stephen Miller he is a former Trump advisor who has recently filed a civil rights complaint over woke breakfast foods claiming that gay Pop-Tarts or sexualizing kids obviously Pop-Tarts bro yo Pop-Tarts there's a gay Pop Tart what is this like rainbow flavors yeah I didn't know Pop-Tarts had a gender or a sexual sexual preference yeah so yeah so they're doing campaigns with you know what I mean is that Shaq is that Shack his level says I don't even know where to go Shaq does endorsements for everything dude he does that's why it would have been funny oh my God someone endorsement he doesn't
0:52 have does it say anywhere on the box anything about gays so it just says Pop-Tarts artist series neon pink block party lemonade and then oh it's the gay flag up there never alone okay and then there's a pride flag up top as a campaign thing so it's very very Pride um stop putting the gay Pop Tarts in my face is what they're saying tweeted we are Beyond proud to partner with neon powered by glad to create the limited edition neon pink block party lemonade Pride box featuring the crazy good and crazy joyful designs of queer illustrator Thaddeus coats so not Shaq by the way I know when you turned her around it was this initial thing that I thought and I saw him and I was like he's not sure it's done you were explaining I mean there's all there's gay kids out there so he's he's gay
1:43 former Trump advisor no that's why I said Don Campbell it kind of looks like him that's pretty good former Trump advisor and current white nationalist Stephen Miller has filed the complaint with the equal employment opportunity commission accusing Kellogg's of targeting children through marketing campaigns that politicize and sexualize its products Miller's right-wing nonprofit America First legal tweeted a list of such products including a 2022 collaboration with glad to make pink lemonade Pop-Tarts with neon pink filling neon pink obviously it's supposed to be I mean do you think he's wrong Nick is that the catchphrase do you think that guy's wrong the white nationalist dude saying that there's uh politicizing Pop-Tarts well when you call him a white nationalist I want to be on the side no I'm just so sick of all these ████ like why are you complaining about this
2:33 but I get it does he it's just everyone has a problem with ████ everything dude it's just like preach brother nice it's I hate these ████ I kind of hate these articles a little bit just because it's like sorry brother yeah it's Anthony's fault this is Stephen submitted by Steve the white nationalist the last words because this is like ████ it just this one actually makes sense to me because like all right so this collab right so for example Bud Light you think trailer dude when I think Pop Tart here we go I think oh it could be gay I think childhood oh so pop times were already dating you well the color it's colorful it's by it's like flamboyant it's sweet and in your face you know
3:23 that super gay but the difference you know it's a gear uh a breakfast snack toaster strudel kitchen your German accent please I think I'm losing it actually every time I do it it's worse dude Bud Light is not for kids that's the difference that that Pop-Tarts is mainly for kids that's why I mean would you be surprised though if Fruit Loops did a collab with the gay community's pretty gay I think there's something cool about I like the fact that any brand is willing to partner with gay artists or gay creators but I find it pandering when they have to put flags all over and all this like ████ yeah can't he just be a good artist yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah like if they partner with me I don't want to see the ████ Filipino star on it like you
4:14 should just do a thing I think it's both eyes for me it's that and then this guy he's red what's the what's the formal complaint that he's doing that it's uh targeting kids and then but then where does that formal complaint go where does that go to the public and to the to us and also who gives a ████ too you know like well that's what it is I don't think it's a I think it's just if a company's gonna do that I think they have to prove that they really ████ mean it and they're not panders yeah that's one thing that I would like because I'm sure they're doing a first day exactly afo also highlights Kellogg's Pride cereal a limited edition serial release in October 2022 which was just rainbow heart shape cereal but with all the cereal mascots on the box the plate also cites drag queen RuPaul's appearance on the cheese it's boxed in September and Tony the Tiger posing with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney at
5:05 the Tony Awards in June quote Kellogg's is yet another big corporation that will break the law and hurt its shareholders interests to serve the Twisted woke ideology of its officers and directors Twisted that's the funny thing the difference to me is that when I grew up in the 90s as a ████ kid I loved RuPaul because I thought RuPaul was ████ cool but no but it didn't mean that I was I had a different political stance because of that nowadays it's like you show RuPaul to prove a point back in the day RuPaul was just dope yeah I don't understand why now it has to be like a dividing line yeah we all just like Mrs Doubtfire it wasn't making me yeah yeah but then aren't both sides kind of pandering because like the the Pop-Tarts is pandering towards that Community but this guy's also pandering towards the anti-wolp community by having to say this long ass can complaint about it and he's trying to get all those people on board with him I
5:56 think that's fair actually yeah it's like they're both doing the thing that nobody wants like nobody cares about that's what it looks like it looks like two sides are using extremes to fight to yeah but you know they want to keep it in the middle yeah but like I get it Pop-Tarts is trying to make sales by pandering to like whatever and this guy's trying to get attention for whatever it is the middle seat doesn't sell so yeah yeah may I add we're too sensible here huh should we take a stab yeah yeah may I add Miller stumbled across these marketing campaigns while investigating Kellogg's for having too much diversity in its ranks AFL on Wednesday requested that too much diversity they requested that the U.S equal employment opportunity commission investigate the carbohydrates producer for racial discrimination against white people specifically white men AFL
6:46 accused Kellogg's of promoting people quote based on skin color at the expense of others because of their skin color and complain that they come company had special programs for underrepresented and underserved demographics such as black people and women so this guy's this guy's taking a strong stance I just like when people were recognized for what they did and that's it and it's like oh you're good at this that's what you are but then now it's like oh you climbed Everest and you're vegan like what gives a ████ if you climbed it you climb that's cool yeah okay the ████ you climb Everest yeah it's such a it's such a weird thing that like the thing that you are takes precedence over the thing that you worked really hard to achieve and that's the part that I'm like I don't care about that that's a good take that's my take [Laughter]
7:37 yep what happened catalogs is a Seventh Day Adventist whoa he made that Kellogg's cereal thingy but you know what you know what also is another Point too is that like you remember like as an Asian if you start achieving things then Asian coalitions come after you and they go oh come to our event and then show everyone why being Asian's so great so I can assume too that if you're an artist and you're gay then the gay community will want you to Champion for them so it's a lot of pressure I'm sure too yeah damn why does God be about that though it's like just make it about the art or like about it I think because people um identify with their tribe much more quicker than anything so then like when they see an achievement they see themselves achieving so if you're like
8:27 being seen you know how they say that oh I feel seen and ████ yeah it's like that's that's not you that's like an Asian guy you don't even know this guy so you're saying it's like a more primal thing like a more private a thousand percent and I think that's why it works with marketing because um if it's like the Hot Topic right now and you're like oh I'm one of the companies that'll do this and if you're putting like Pride flags on a cup and you can sell that easily to a built-in demographic it's kind of like hey I know a lot of girls that like Hello Kitty if I get the same exact cup put a hell cool little Hello Kitty sticker and get that license in I can sell that for like extra so it's all it's all business okay yeah you know what would be funny is is like let's say they did that to like make Asian Pop-Tarts and they put a ████ rice hat in the ████ thing
9:17 like that's insane that's probably what it feels like you know like it's not it's super corny oh black sesame Pop-Tarts on the side yeah it's pretty understandable that while they are doing marketing and while might seem corny some uh I guess like some groups are willing to ride that still because they're they feel oppressed so it's like oh even though this isn't ideal it's something yeah yeah it's because it's a whole spectrum of different thinking people also too like if these companies didn't make massive amounts of money by doing these campaigns they probably wouldn't do it it would die out you see every you see every single yeah they everyone's doing it because I'm sure it's funny how they like fight over all this ████ but they don't even talk about the ingredients and harmful chemicals that are in all the foods that are ████ everybody up but we could talk about the world over here over here yeah
10:09 yeah yeah let's let's fight over ████ that doesn't do anything here yeah I just feel like we're moving farther away from things being coincidentally tolerable which is when I think real tolerance kicks in when you didn't know that something was this but you already liked it where it's like oh I like this food what is it oh it's frozen it's gay food it's gay guy food oh no way cooking it's like it's the other order where it's like hey this is gay food so you can't not like it yeah it gets kind of strange it's like you might have liked it anyway yeah yeah because there's a stance and a belief and an identity it might have already been cool like like when you meet a person that's like let's say you like know a nice Filipino person you automatically just like all Filipinos more if you got ████ up by a Filipino you got bullied by one you probably don't like them it's just all racism it's all like you know that just tolerance just happens
10:59 but then if we beat you to the experience and tell you hey you just have to like Filipinos you're going to be predisposed to not right right and that's because you're being forced to you can't make your own judgments yeah it's a little bit weird I don't really like Filipinos most hey I'm working on you when was the last time you had a Pop-Tart oh ████ Filipino last night last night dude foreign
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