jenna is the living version of a buzzfeed “am i gay?” quiz, only based on stereotypes and pop culture references

Jenna saying “I can’t believe I did so BAD” cracks me up. It’s almost like, in real life, people aren’t walking, talking stereotypes. Go figure. XD

Jenna’s basically constructed her entire understanding of queer identity off of white, queer, internet experiences and that’s why she got it all wrong 😭

the fact that jenna immediately turned the straight guy away and was bitter is very telling of her experience and the rationality of her queer identity

My favorite part of this video was knowing Jenna got every single person wrong from the start and watching her in full confidence guess incorrectly repeatedly

Loved Brock's open-minded and curious energy; he gave answers that were somehow less judgmental but also accurate guesses!

brock is the definition of an ally. wasnt afraid to ask for help explaining terms and was extremely open minded. we like brock.

Love how the straight guy knew about demisexuality. He did need a bit of help with pansexual but still at least he didn't only guess gay straight and bi. Mean while Jenna was very much being her very own buzzfeed quiz reducing gayness based purely if you go on a certain dating app. I'm also very surprised the guy even knew demisexuality existed. Very proud of Sierra and Brock.

I loved how the straigt guy new other sexualities then straight, gay and bi and was not afraid to learn and ask for definitions. It feels good to know that here is change in how people are with different communities, it gives a lot of hope for the future

Jenna's methods were definitely the most entertaining, but Brock crushed it with just being considerate and genuinely interested in the individual participant and I love that.

The girl in the orange dress is beautiful and has a nice personality, definitely someone to have in other videos~

I feel like Jenna heard us gays jokingly embracing stereotypes and being ironic and thought it was absolutely sincere and real and we are all monolithic

Oh my gosh, the guy at the end was hilariously over Jenna. Arms crossed, visibly annoyed, and only with her. Loved it.

Kinda sad that no one is commenting about Sierra! I really liked her personality/vibe.

Sierra is like a little sun, autumn sun. She has such a warm vibe, super beautiful energy

kinda happy that orange hair girl got everyone wrong she's like the type of person who spends a lot of time on the internet and probably thinks every gay person acts/dresses the same way or like the same things based on stereotypes

I love Brock ! Even tho he’s straight you can tell he’s educated about queer people and lgbtqia+ in general and he’s open to learning, he’s amazing

The straight guy guesser was lovely! Perfect example of a respectful human being with an open mind.

Brock was so refreshing! He comes off as very open-minded, educated and empathetic. We need more men like Brock!

I'm queer and Jenna is exactly the type of queer person that I can't get along with. Queer people have been fighting for so long to not be put into boxes and she stereotyped every person she met. Not all queer people confine themselves to queer pop culture and those were the only questions she really asked.

Jenna was so weird, like people aren’t gonna be gay or straight because they don’t like a certain tv show

The way Jenna literally was serving some buzzfeed quizz vibes. All questions were just based on pop culture references and what not and I feel the need to say this, YOU DONT HAVE TO BE VALIDATED BY STEREOTYPES IN ORDER TO BE LGBT. You are not less of a lgbt person just because you don’t know the L word, are dating someone from the opposite gender, dress a certain way,... You are who you are AND WE LOVE YOU AND SEE YOU, whoever you are ❤️

I feel that Brock was able to do so well because he was so open-minded. He didn't approach this thinking he was going to guess everyone right and he was super respectful if he didn't know how to define anyone's sexuality. Kudos to him!

WHEN THE ORANGE GIRL GOT IT ALL WRONG LMFAOOO she was so confident asking all her goofy tv show and music questions omlll

ginger girl was so awkward is like she thought everyone acted like people on twitter 😭

Jenna seems like one of those people whose entire personality was shaped by too much time on Twitter, Tumblr, and internalizing LGBT+ stereotypes as shared experiences lol

Sierra is so fun, friendly and warm. I love her personnality🌈🧚‍♀️😊🥰😊🥰

Jenna’s methods were very focused on the white cis gay experience. as a trans queer person i don’t relate to many of those gay experiences, they was she immediately said the person w the mullet was straight or whatever cuz they hadn’t watched the L word is a great example of her immediately putting ppl in boxes over interests. i’m young (16) and yet i feel that people older than me are somehow forgetting that being queer is just that, a sexuality. it has nothing to w interests or expression

Jenna was so confident with all these stereotypes comments 😂 It shows that you should always go deeper than judge a person based on their musical taste or platforms shoes !

Girl with orange hair is the PERFECT example of chronically online people.

brock was wonderful! he already seemed to know a lot (not many people know about demisexuality, even in the queer community) but was also willing to learn more and that's all that matters really. kudos to him. also, yay for asexual representation! 💜🖤💜🖤

she seriously was surprised she got none right even though she somehow was the most close minded out of all of them😭 you can’t just stereotype everybody

Jenna’s questions were literally so targeted towards the white gay experience- I hope in the future she unpacks that

The straight dude getting the demisexual correct has added years to my life. I am also demi and have rocked a mullet, wide legged pants, crop top, etc... maybe we have a look.

I am SHOCKED that a straight man figured out the demisexual woman's orientation because it's not as talked about in the community, and it made my little demi-heart so excited and happy

Brock associating Pansexual with Demisexual wasn't actually that wrong! I never thought about that before but it's actually both based on being attracted to the person and isn't primarily attached to the gender. Both definitions differ in a lot of ways, but I was surprised when he put them together and I thought lik "huh, that kinda makes sense..."

Jenna and her narrow-minded stereotypes just proves why we should never assume peoples' sexuality, especially based off shows, music, random pop culture, etc.

Jenna just went with the most stereotypical clues LMAOOOO

jenna is like an L, sierra vibe is hella valid, and brock a W

bruh as soon as redhead said “so no daddy issues?” implying that that’s a “quirky gay thing,” I went straight to the comments 😐

i thoroughly enjoyed how the straight man got most of them right vs that other person with red hair. red hair person gives very cocky and stereotypical energy and that’s not right at all

Girl: does not know a tv show Boy: does not know a singer Jenna: Ah yes, you must be straight!

I am very surprised at how judge mental the one girl was! I very much enjoyed the girl in the orange dress though, she seemed so sweet! Please have her back!

I love that everyone agrees that Jenna is basing everyone's sexualities off of stereotypes and physical appearances. And I feel like a lot of people would act the same. I'm bisexual and when you first meet me, you'd never guess I was just based on how I look. That's my issue with Jenna.

It’s cool how the straight girl was able to define pan sexuality so well

the orange hair girl 100% spends most her day on twitter. seems like she sees being lgbt+ as a social thing and believes all the stereotypes, rather than it just being about who you are attracted to/ what you identify as. she seems to believe the whole "more gay/less gay" thing too which is so stupid lmao

"the boom clap girl?" and that look together gave it away. Like a straight guy most likely wouldn't even remember her name from the three 2014 hits, sadly (ily charli).

the redhead bothering me lmao those are such specific internet stereotypes thats why she got nobody right

Jenna's logic basically: "Do you listen to Girl in Red?" "No." "Soo, not a lesbian..."

Brock IS the definition of “total package” he was amazing

I do love a straight man who knows the term demisexual and thinks to apply it rather than sticking to the straight/gay dichotomy. And then there's Jenna, oh Jenna *smh*

Jenna: "Sweet is a gay thing." Fellas is it gay to be kind to others?

Jenna was kinda awkward and rude, especially when she found out the guy was straight

Brock is the kinda straight friend you wanna to have as a queer person

the straight guy guessed was so nice, it was so cool how he wanted to learn more :))

Jenna got everyone wrong is so satisfying to me. And how can she be so rude to the first guy? He is the sweetest guy!! F u Jenna

I’m hoping a takeaway here is that it’s 2022, anyone can look “gay or straight or whatever” based on outdated stereotypes. We shouldn’t continue trying to label people. Instead get to know them as individuals beyond their sexuality.

I think pop culture is a huge part of queer culture but I think Jenna focused too much on that instead of asking personal questions so she went for more stereotypical answers. Idk maybe she did ask personal questions and they cut that out but from what I saw I think that’s why she ended up getting them all wrong lmao.

Not Jenna basing everything on stereotypes that the community is trying to break down

Jenna is the type of girl to stand up for the black friends she doesn't have and tries to solve problems that don't involve her

Not the straight guy getting the most right lmaooo

bruh jenna is the most chronically online person i have ever seen ahhhhhh

Asking that man to throw a ball had to be some form of hate crime

2:36 she’s like: girl…..WHAT?!

“You all look like TikTok teens” - Girl who *also* looks like a TikTok teen

"Sweet is a gay thing" Erm, no, as a queer person myself I will be the first to say that a lot of gay folk are mean as hell lol

Jenna is giving me a brain damage

Brock’s packing Physically And mentally

I would argue daddy and mommy issues aren’t a gay thing, every straight man I know has mommy issues due to misogyny and every straight women I know has daddy issues also due to misogyny lmao.

shoutout to the ginger for echoing and perpetuating the stereotype that being LGBT was caused by parental issues. gotta love validating the homophobes :)))

6:58 No one is talking about how adorable that was

showing that jenna got everything wrong in the beginning was a huge spoiler, now I know that any guess she makes is wrong while watching. why would y'all do that lmao my favorite part of these vids is the reveal at the end

Brock looks like if Jonathan and Steve from Stranger Things had a child

As someone who is old enough to know who Jenny Schecter was I found that question hilarious. That show is almost 2 decades old, girl 🤣

0:50 - “You all look like tiktok teens” babe look at you ??

This shows a lot about chronically online people. The straight guy got them right because he isn’t all into the lgbt culture and so he asked about them and not what they’re into like Jenna. She literally said “you’re not into Charlie xex so you’re not gay” what? 😭😂 Oh and then when the first guy was straight she sent him back? Whattt.

Love the way the demisexual person explained that we both need that connection to experience sexual attraction AND it's not a guarantee. I've come across a lot of people who think that if I don't become attracted to them, it means I don't like them or haven't really formed a connection, and I'm like nope, not really it!

girl with yellow pants asked some weird questions... and thought she would get them right just by that xD

"i can't believe i did soooo badddd" yeah babes it's the stereotypes

Brock and Sierra were lovely and I thought that they were great with trying to identify with everyone’s personal experiences and then making a near perfect guess without offending anyone. Where as Jenna - she needs to spend more time off line and actually living the real world. Jenna’s stereotype comments about music, TV shows, particular characters and then making a judgement based on that is just absolutely out there. I mean, really? In the future, Jenna will put herself in the smallest box based on the stereotypes she uses to identify others and it’s only gonna be worse if she keeps her eyes glued to twitter, tumblr and buzz feed quizzes to comment on everyone. And she was so optimistic on her guesses too!

The fact that Brock was the least experienced with the community but got them mostly all right, even down to the exact term says a lot

The last guy is SO fed up with the ginger girl I feel him though

As an ace guy who's lowkey curious about archery , shoutout to that demi lady

Last guy looked so pissed at Jenna.

It's funny how Brock (the straight male) guessed the most sexual orientations correctly, and how Jenna (the Queer but lesbian leaning) got none of them right. Brock was so open minded and actually listened to what each person had to say and asked good general questions to get a better read on them. Sierra was cute and she did her best though she seemed to try to home in more on the females since perhaps being a gay female is what she knows best; even if she did say she had a terrible gay-dar and got 1 right. However, it seemed that Jenna using her own personal gay/queer stereotypes was her down fall. She used what she liked as a gay female and reflected it heavily onto everyone and if it didn't stick then she started doubting. Her logic was almost like saying every gay guy dresses fashionable and can style hair. However the reason why she was so wrong with her guess' is that she felt that alot of 'gays/queers' should be watching a certain show or know how a certain queer person/character is; and if they didn't know something was 'wrong' with them and it made them 'less gay'. Turn s out she was dead wrong but it was a fun watch. XD

I didn't like the way Jenna judged everyone based on stereotypes it just showed that she's not that open minded and likes to judge superficially.. Brock though was curious and open minded and it was refreshing to see that attitude towards others

The redhead guessed EVERYBODY wrong because of how she stereotypes everything, she annoyed me istg

brock was so charming and i love his hair 😍 also jenna annoyed me when it came to charlie xcx ugh she stereotyped harder than the straight guy

As a demisexual, it's really so great to see more asexual (and aro) spectrum representation in these videos. It really means a lot to our community, thank you 💜🤍🖤💚

Go Brock! You killed it dude! Jenna tho...idek man she was just a bit rude and didn't really actually ask about the people themselves. Just chronically online stereotypes tbh

The fact he actually guessed the demi girl is insane

Brock knew so much more than I was expecting he was so good and very polite

The second hand embarassment when Jenna sent back the straight person

brock and sierra seem like such amazing people!!

Everyones tallking about Jenna but not Sierra? Like she so respectful 😭

Jenna’s rationale was just horrible 😂😂😂😂 she only guessed based on stereotypes and personal interests.

*Lmao, the attitude it looked like the gay dude was giving the ginger at **9:30** is everything!!! Fucking love it lol, she was annoying af, stay on Twitter girl😭💀*

i love that the straight man guest most of the strangers right, while the gay women didn’t 😂

Brock seems like a genuinely kind and educated person!

I think I’ve seen Brock in one of these before and he did really well even then