Hilary Duff recreates her viral anti-bullying PSA from 14 years in the past
In a video shared to her TikTok web page, she is with Pentatonix singer Scott Hoying and his fiancé, Mark Manio. They all play youngsters attempting on tops in a clothes retailer, as Duff faculties them on not utilizing the phrase “homosexual” in a derogatory approach.
“Do you want this high?” Hoying asks. “It’s so homosexual,” Manio replies, including, “Yeah, it’s very homosexual.”
Duff then interrupts to inform them that is not how the phrase must be used.
“You know, you actually should not say that,” Duff lip-synchs over her personal phrases from the 2008 PSA.
“Say what?” Hoying asks.
Duff continues: “Well, saying that one thing’s homosexual while you imply it is dangerous, it is insulting. What if each time one thing was dangerous, everyone mentioned, ‘That’s so lady sporting a skirt as a high.'”
“Those are cute denims although,'” she provides.
Duff then tells viewers, “When you say, ‘That’s so homosexual,’ do you notice what you say? Knock it off.'”
The authentic PSA went viral again in 2008. Duff filmed it for the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network’s (GLSEN) marketing campaign to coach individuals on the usage of the phrase.
See the unique PSA here.