Sger says would be 'pretty damn powerful … for a gay kid Jamai' to see Spir-Man actor Andrew Garfield the clip
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Ar Fire ontman W Butler has rpond to cricism om Agast Me! sger Lra Jane Grace about a mic vio for Ar Fire’s gay-rights anthem "We Exist," starrg Andrew Garfield as a transgenr woman. * arcade fire gay rights *
Sger Lra Jane Grace about a mic vio for Ar Fire's gay-rights anthem "We Exist, " starrg Andrew Garfield as a….
Sger Lra Jane Grace about a mic vio for Ar Fire’s gay-rights anthem “We Exist, ” starrg Andrew Garfield as a transgenr woman who fds peace while rockg out on onstage wh the band at Coachella. Butler rpond a recent terview wh the Advote by sayg the stg of a film star like Garfield “We Exist, ” a song about a son tryg to tell his father that he’s gay, helped make the vio more impactful wh viewers. “For a gay kid Jamai to see the actor who played Spir-Man that role is pretty damn powerful, my opn, ” Butler told the Advote, also admtg that he uld “see the sensivy of the issue.
"For a gay kid Jamai to see the actor who played Spir-Man that role is pretty damn powerful, my opn," W Butler told The Advote. * arcade fire gay rights *
“For a gay kid Jamai to see the actor who played Spir-Man that role is pretty damn powerful, my opn, ” Butler told The Advote, also admtg that he uld “see the sensivy of the issue. Owen Pallett is no stranger to gay dienc. Dpe disapproval om some rners of the LGBTQ muny, W Butler fend the stg of Andrew Garfield the clip's lead role, explag that would be "pretty damn powerful … for a gay kid Jamai to see the actor who played Spir-Man that [part]".
And Butler has repeatedly stated that the lyrics of We Exist were spired by a nversatn wh gay, rather than trans, Exist is "about siar terrory" to Ar Fire's track Normal Person, Butler told the Advote. "[There's] this overwhelmg prsure to be normal and to f to a certa mould, and you n feel that prsure bee you are gay … or bee you like wearg pk, or you don't wear name-brand sho, or you're to hip-hop and you're a whe kid, or you're to rock mic and you're a black kid … I thk 's a pretty universal feelg.