nobody: me: *liking comments from 6 years ago

Why are people saying "WHY DO THE CUTE BOYS HAVE TO BE GAY" as if they actually had a shot with Troye lol

why is this being recommended to me 7 years later it’s alright tho, troye sivan is always a blessing

Yes I’m here in 2020. No it wasn’t in my recommended. Yes I looked this up on my own free will.

He has the prettiest eyes.

I don't understand why people are against being Gay. I think people can be free to love whoever they want.

GIRL WHY IS THIS RECCOMENDED 10 YEARS LATER...

Dear Troye, even 10 years later, I wanna thank you again for being such a role model for all of us queer kids and adults during all these years. You have made us feel safe, understood, right. You have let us relate to your songs and made us realize that our shared experiences, both bad and good, are part of the whole community and you taught us how to celebrate our identities. You have helped me figuring out my sexuality, you showed me how to question my identity and be happy about what I would find. You have inspired me all these years and I have always stayed by your side, as you had stayed by mine, ours. Thank you, forever. Alessandro

"he looked at me like I was absolutely crazy." I cried.

am i the only one watching this again after Connor's?

In 2013 I was 10 and didn’t think about my sexuality, 7 years later I’m watching this video and trying not to cry

why is baby troye the most adorable person I AM CRYING

Who still watch it in 2019?

GO TROYE

Who still watching in 2020?

Even though this was made about 7 years it's still so relevant - I love how he talks about the importance of other coming out videos because his video is helping so many other people too. Thank you for being an inspiration for others :)

You, sir, are a beautiful person.

#HereFromBloom This is actually so weird to watch in 2018. Seeing him so comfortable nowadays to do explicit music video's with men; you kinda forget that just 5 years ago he was terrified to come out. I didn't become die-hard until this year so I guess I just always assumed he was comfortable with himself.

"But this is not something I'm ashamed of" Boy you just stole my heart!!

whos here in 2020 watching troye🥺

I'd like to share my straight ally story. I'm a 46 year old straight, Atheist male. I was raised Christian, and told that though MANY of the verses of the Bible are either Old Testament verses negated by the New Testament, or metaphors. I was taught that the Bible's verses against homosexuality were definitely literal, that being gay was a sin, and that gay people were degenerates. I was pretty brainwashed into the whole thing, so I went along with it, and hated who I was told to hate. Then I went to a job interview. I had answered an ad in the paper looking for employees for the town's waterslide park. I was 18, which made me just barely eligible. I thought I'd finally meet pretty girls, get a good tan, and maybe lose my virginity. I went to the interview, and was asked a series of questions about how I got along with others, how well I could swim, what my work ethic was like, etc. Then the interviewer stopped me cold with a question that seemed to have no place in a job interview. He said "Do you have a girlfriend?" I said "No.". He said "Do you like girls?". I asked "Why do you need to know that?" He said "We don't hire homosexuals." What he said should have made perfect sense to me, given my beliefs up to that point. Of course a waterslide park wouldn't want to hire homosexuals. Who would? I mean you'd have boys who like boys around a bunch of kids, and that would be completely inappropriate, right? So why did I suddenly feel so bad? I must have sat there for a minute, unable to speak. The man said "I don't think you're right for the job. Thanks for coming, and good luck finding a summer job." I walked out, and completely re-examined my life. Someone had guessed I was gay, and had discriminated against me. Empathy replaced all the lessons, all the conditioning, and all the threats. I lost my faith that day, and I've been an ally and advocate for equal rights ever since. People say that "Love is all you need". But that's not right. People who discriminate love their partners, their kids, their friends and their country. I don't think love really is what we need. We need empathy. Empathy saved me, and now there's no limit to who I can love.

I wanted to cry when he said he asked his dad if he still loved him. I would love my child regardless of anything I could ever hear from them.💘

8 years later... You're my angel ~ Angel baby angel ~ 👼

It makes me so sad that people dislike these videos...

So since Joey came out today, I've just been watching all of the other youtuber's coming out videos...

Good luck, Troye. It took me 63 years to do the same. I am now free to be the person I was always meant to be and so I'm happier than I have ever been. I think that might also have something to do with the fact that I now have a lifelong partner.

i feel the rush now

Daughter: dad I'm into girls Dad: ok honey! Daughter 2: me too! Dad: alright honey! Daughter 3: yeah me too!!! Dad: oh okay.. is anyone into boys anymore? *Son: me~*

Last night troye held a pride flag on stage and I sobbed because he has come so far. Thanks to troye I am happy with myself and out completely

*I swear down he is the prettiest person alive*

Currently binge listening the new album and youtube recommended this for me so I clicked on it. Apparently I already liked the video years ago and it’s adorable. 10 years fly by quickly and I’m glad he’s grown into an amazing man and he’s enjoying life. He gave me so much and still does with his music. This feels beautifully nostalgic

I'm so happy to hear young guys come out at an early age. I'm 54 and came out only a few years ago. Been married to a gal for 28 years because I was told by a christian counselor that if I got married and had kids I wouldn't like guys anymore and being an impressionable young man I bought it. Even went through 8 years of conversion therapy. You CANNOT change who you are. So if you're a young man or gal watching this and haven't come out yet. DO IT!!! It'll be a lot easier to accept yourself now than later.

I cried as I watched this.

THIS is the first video of Troye's that I've watched and he is like the CUTEST thing EVER

Your dad is the most amazing dad any person could hope to have.

10 years later on my reccomended, youtube knows what they're doing

When u realize you r 3 years late but u love troye anyway

I'm a 13 year old boy I go to a boys school I'm NOT gay I act what they call "feminine" and I act a bit dramatic everyone who I've met has once asked me: are you gay or are you a girl. they tease me about my personality I jus want it to stop, I want them to except me for who I am plz stand up for yourself, don't be like me and let it keep happening

I love how this was suggested for me 10 yrs later. I only heard of him once he made a song with Ariana Grande. Awesome to see him like this

Wer ist auch hier nach dem Erklär video von Joey?

Love is Love 🌈❤️

Well I’m gay and I told my friends and they now don’t speak to me and hated me.. so I’m here crying to this video because he’s cute and brave and ahhh

“the most nervous I’ve ever bean..” no one: absolutely no one: Me: HE SAID BEAN-

its 2023 and i keep crying watching this video because i remember how much it helped me. thank you troye

It's been exactly one year since you've came out Troye♥♥

I recently came out to all of my friends and all of them accepted the fact that I'm gay. They told me that they love me for who I am without judging my sexual orientation. Seriously...I've never been so happy in my life I'm almost 21 and kept this "secret" for more than six years. I had thoughts of suicide and felt inwardly disintegrated. My family is pretty bound to traditions because we're Jewish, so this is gonna be a hard nut to crack...I've never been this scared and I fear rejection from my mom. My aunt and uncle know and they accept me and told me that being gay won't change our relationship. Both said they'll always love me because we're a family. You inspire me a lot and I will tell her, because I don't want to suffer from this anymore and I'm not ashamed for who I am! Thank you, Troye and good luck to all the other beautiful people, who want to come out of the closet. It gets better!

1:08 2020-7 years and he hasn't broken his promise

10 years later, feeling that rush

are there any other straight guys out there who watch coming out videos?

Giiiiiirrrlllssss looooovve giiiiiirrrlllsss aaaaaannnnnddd boooooyyyss And love is not a choice

I hope the next generation grows up in a world where coming out isn't as big of a deal as it is now, because it's becoming a real. It's become a normal thing, and I don't want it to sound like people don't have the right to keep this information in as their personal secret, but people need to learn to grow up, and that people can live however they want as long as it does no hurt anybody.

Now he’s a popstar🤗

I'm not the only one crying right?

Lol all the guys out there are saying "YES!!!!" While are the girls are crying their eyes out.

I know it’s nearly 7 years later, but this video has helped me so so much. So thank you so much for making it. I love you, thank you xx

I'm almost 71, and for me growing up in the '50's, '60's, and 70's it was such a different time and you had to be closeted otherwise you'd be persecuted, especially in the suburban life in Pontiac, Michigan. I found my freedom in 1978 when I moved to Los Angeles, and never looked back. Thank you, Troye, for your courage and doing this now when you're young. I lost 14 years of my young life being closeted. You are an inspiration to all those young people who aspire to live their remaining lives with freedom and acceptance. You are a force to be dealt with -- all of us are, and forget those naysayers. Let them go. Bless you! 😊. We need more celebrities to be brave like you and get on with our authentic lives!

You know what annoys me about coming out videos? They shouldn't have to exist. Society determines that someone has to go through making a video, or "coming out" to everyone. Why can't we just automatically accept someone without making them go through this struggle and stress of coming out!? I think anyone who has the guts to film a video like this, is more of a man than I'll ever be! I hope you're very, very happy!

Troye!! I have news! I watched this about 10 times, read every single positive comment, then I wrote a coming out letter to my parents. I am gonna be gone all this week, and I really needed to get it out. I just wanted to say thank you thank you thank you for helping me through this! I've been closeted for so long now, ad now I am out of there!! I'm still shaking as I write this, but again, thank you.

Wait CUUUUTE I didn’t know winking at the can used to be his thing🥺🥺 and now he did it in the “one of your girls” mv omfg I love it

Watching this after a long time unlocked so many memories of a 15-years-old me watching this video and trying to understand life, I literally watched it every day because I was studying English and I wanted to understand Troye's accent lol, but also because I dreamed of being accepted the same way by my family. I love this video, thank you Troye. xx

I'm Christian and I don't see why people discriminate against gays so much. But it's more so the adults. I mean, i think we are more understanding as youth that people should be allowed to be themselves without judgement than adults. Adults are probably the reason we are so understanding. I mean they make it seem as if being gay is this whole 'thing' like it's complicated, but no. It's a different way of love and no one should ever deny love.

I ship gay couples more than I do straight couples. #larry

Watched it a long time ago, come back today, and still feel grateful that Troye keeps his old videos so people of his age can find out something that can help them. I love Troye, and I love you guys in this comment section

He came out 2013 , im crying 2021

I'm 14 and have been in catholic education my whole life and grown up in a catholic family not once have a been told that being gay is wrong or bad, all the Catholics I know (along with me) support being gay. so please don't steep type Catholics/Christians as homophobics.

I am a 60 year old gay man. This was the video I watched the first time I saw you about a year ago. I think you are great. I can't wait to see the movie "Boy Erased". I think your music is beautiful. I have listened to a lot of it. I think you are an inspiration to a lot of people. You may not realize it, but people like you even help older people like me.

got it on my recommendation oml. pls it’s been 10 years and currently I am dying over “One of the Girls”. Glad to be here from the start ❤

2023 Troye “you got my heartbeat racin’, my body blazin’. I feel the rush, addicted to your touch”😍👨‍❤️‍👨🏳️‍🌈

Am I the only one came here cause of Connor and just looked up "coming out" on KZfaq?

After I struggled with my sexuality after years and years, I came to the conclusion that my sexuality is Troye Sivan

I actually watched this first when I was 14 yrs and I keep coming back here.

Did anyone else watch this on the day he released this? I remember that suddenly all the wattpad fanfics were apologising to him and changing their plots 😂 I remember being so happy for him and I support him the same till this day :’) Love you Troye, you were strong then and you are still strong now. I was with you when I was 11 and now I’m 18- Incredibly happy for you and how far you’ve come ❤️

I love your music. I don't care if you are black, white , blue , Chinese, gay or straight . If someone spread love, happiness thats should matter .

if you are reading this; I want u to know that whether you are bi, gay, lesbian, trans, straight, etc you are who you are. and you are you. you are wonderful, and you are not weird; u are unique. don't let anybody tell you anybody!

5:48 okay, i started to cry since here. i'm scared if i come out, my family won't love me anymore, especially my parents, and, idk, felt kinda relatable to me

Wow - now 10 years later. I was that fourteen-year-old boy watching this. This is one of the most memorable videos of my life. Thank you Troye :)

Marry Connor please!!!!! :D

it felt weird when you're an old fan of troye sivan because he's VERY famous now

im so happy that youtube recommended me this again

little troye

Well done troye

tyler oakley, troye sivan, connor franta, sam smith i feel like so many celebs these days are gay and it makes it easier 4 people to admit it online !! he seems so confident in this vid...

still here and still very proud of you

I'm Bi, my darling born this way. Don't let anyone tell you that God won't love us the way we are

2K thumbs down? Wtf is wrong with this world? It doesn't matter if you're straight, gay, bi, black, white, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, etc. Everyone should be accepted for who they are and it makes me sick that some people still won't just accept that every person is different and they're allowed to be different and that's okay.

You are so brave, and your Dad is amazing. I wish all families could be so accepting. It shows that the world is changing. I love this.

just marathoning videos from the youtubers i watched in middle school and trying to see if i can find my old comments....i love that troye is someone i never stopped stanning

Hello dear sweet Troy of then. You so very remind me of my son when teen. I don't exactly know what brought me to this page (oh hang on, I think Over The Rainbow) but basically, this video of yours must have proven an enomrous strength to so many in their 'time' reaching for their 'prime'... or permission to be it. Bless you this wonderful strength of yours (which obviously has led you to amazingness). Though also, I'd like to give kudos to all your family who expressed their support of the news of you, as the days unfolded. Simply, to me, you are evidence of the greatness of humanity, freedom, creativity, when not restricted by religion, society, or ignroance. I just love this. Cheers young Troy! :)

4 YEARS AGO????? I WAS STARTING MY JUNIOR YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL????? I REMEMBER GETTING THE NOTIF FOR THIS.... *This is when youtube was lovely and pure*

Thank you for being so honest and brave, Troye. You're an inspiration. But I have a bone to pick with the comments on this video. It's so disrespectful for everyone to be talking about ships or saying "aww too bad you're gay, you're so hot lol." Here someone is, pouring their heart out on camera and you have the audacity to degrade their lifelong plight by literally devaluing their identity? I can be a pretty hardcore shipper myself but this is not the time nor the place for it. And NEVER should someone feel entitled to the attraction of another person. It's sickening that anyone would wish someone was not themselves just so they could have a .00000000000000001% chance with them. Troye deserves more respect than everyone making a sport out of his sexuality.

I just found this video and appreciate you even more. All of your concerns about coming out are so real. This happened to me a long while ago, and I don't have a social media post to look back on, but THANK YOU for taking the big step forward and for being the inspiration to others that I never had.

He is the most adorable person I've ever seen... You're so precious, Troye..

Well. Recently I told my mother I was bisexual. She told me that I was going to hell. Fun, huh?

When people mock me for being gay I say this Spaghetti strands are streight until they get hot

8 years ago yesterday and this is recommended to me today

Im still here after 8 years :')

August 7, 2018 5 years I love seeing his transformation from scared teenage boy to confident adult who doesn’t give a crap about what anyone says of him,love you Troye, can’t wait until Bloom.

Well, the goodlooking-guy-must-be-gay theory.

10 years later and I’m still here to cry sob over this video. BABY TROYE IM SO PROUD OF YOU AND HOW FAR YOUVE COME OMG 😭😭😭

omg 8 years later, I’m so fucking proud of troye