Greetings. This is Brittani’s Video Party, where I bring some of the “best” videos from all over my internet together so we can clap, cry or deconstruct. Have you ever gotten to a video and it already has 33 million views and you wonder where the heck have you been? Well I’m here to help you so that you see it when it only has 32 million views. Aim low, world. Aim low.

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It’s not often that we hear from the elder pillars of our gayneration but obvs we should do it more often. Maybe then I would have known that “How do you identify?” seems to be a recent addition to our culture. This video interviews them about what they think about gay sex. I think a lot of people that click through expect it to be old people that are confused by the subject instead of older adults that want you to know they still love them some gay sex.

Sometimes it’s nice to see a couple of cute queermos popping up in unexpected places. That’s what happened on this week’s Helbig Ball. Tim Helbig is the gay brother of YouTube star Grace Helbig and he hosts a game show that is centered around knowing random facts about his life. The contestants are an engaged lesbian couple, one of which he took to his high school prom and one of which drinks beer and likes football. Don’t act like you have something better to do that watch two lesbians plays a nonsensical YouTube game show.

Into Girls is a new web series about “young queer women trying to navigate through the shitstorm that is life.” During the first episode, Sam goes out to dinner with Tess and tries to figure out if she’s on a date or not. I think this is a situation plenty of people have found themselves in. Some navigate the situation better than others. I’m sure you’ll have a tip or two for Sam.

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