NEW YORK --- Todrick Hall has been preaching about inclusion, self-acceptance and gay pride for much of his career. So it made sense that he would preach about those messages as he accepted an MTV Video Music Award on behalf of Taylor Swift for her anti-hate anthem "You Need to Calm Down." The clip, which he co-produced, stars himself and close friend Swift, and a host of other LGBTQ entertainers like Billy Porter, RuPaul and Jesse Tyler Ferguson in a colorful, effervescent but forceful takedown of the haters of the world, including those who spread homophobia. When the video made its debut, some questioned whether Swift was jumping on the gay-pride bandwagon, but Hall said the...
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