Hodgetwins discuss their upcoming tour while analyzing a San Francisco Gay Men's Choir song they claim mocks conservative values and promotes radical gender fluidity to children. One host recounts alleged harassment by a man named Mario at Ross Dress for Less, where management dismissed his complaint due to his appearance. They criticize the choir's lyrics for stereotyping gay people as cartoonish figures and express deep concern over early childhood manipulation regarding pronouns, contrasting this with their own tolerance efforts while simultaneously promoting Mike Lindell's products and attacking censorship against him. Ultimately, the episode highlights a sharp cultural divide over LGBTQ+ representation and free speech. [Automatically generated summary]
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The Gay Story in San Francisco00:14:25
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Um go to HawkswinTour.com that's nice enough Hawks Twins Tour.com All right San Francisco gay choir man Of course they're gonna be from San Francisco.
That sounds a little a gay choir?
It's gonna come from San Francisco is the gay capital of America.
I mean why does the choir have to be number gay people?
Don't y'all believe in diversity Sounds a little bad to me.
Well, what would you call that?
Huh?
Is that considered um I guess you can be black white blue but still be gay.
That's I guess that's the diversity.
What?
I mean different races, yeah.
Why do you have to be gay?
That don't sound like why don't y'all just have some more straight singers.
You know why?
Straight singers don't want to sing with me.
Yeah, because they're racist, huh?
They're bigots.
They race.
How they racist?
That's a joke, man.
No, they can't.
I call it bigots.
What's race got to do with it?
Think.
Prejudice.
That's what I'm going to say.
Prejudice.
Yeah.
Straight people, prejudice.
They don't want to sing around a bunch of gay people.
They want to sing around with their own kind.
All right, look here.
San Francisco gay choir, man.
Had to be in San Francisco.
Why can't y'all be the Oakland gay choir?
The Oakland gay choir?
In Oakland?
I'm sure some gay people in Oakland do, man.
Yeah, they got the hell out of there and went to San Francisco.
They much more.
They're gay, and you live in Oakland?
They much more tolerant over in San Francisco.
Yeah, man, Oakland, man, that's a rough area.
There's no...
Well, I ain't gonna even go there.
Yeah, man.
I mean, those gay men in San Francisco, man, they, man.
They what?
Some damn predators, man.
Man, you took it too far with that shit.
No, man, did they look at you like they want to put you on a biscuit and eat you or something, man?
Disrespect.
Just because we ran the children.
Cat calling and whistling.
Well, just cause.
Straight men do it to women too, man.
Gay men, they do it too, man.
Y'all don't say nothing about that.
Gay men, cat calling people.
Straight men, that's messed up.
Well, when we was in San Francisco, it was just, there was only that.
I mean, just cause somebody.
They're just automatically.
Shut up.
Let me do some talking.
No, let me finish.
The gay man.
Let me finish.
In San Francisco, they automatically think you're gay because you're in the city.
That's how gay San Francisco is.
Automatically think you're gay.
Well, you're just walking down the street.
Oh, he gay as hell.
This is San Francisco.
Everybody's gay here.
Dog.
You can't be straight to me in San Francisco.
Hey, can I do some talking?
Just cause we had that bad incident in San Francisco all those years ago, that's not how...
That's not a representation of gay people.
I've been harassed by gay people my whole life.
That's just one incident.
You know, gay men love us.
Yeah, I remember one dude at Ross Dress for Less.
Yeah.
He gave me the heebie jeebies.
People don't get the heebie jeebies, but he gave me the heebie jeebies.
Yeah, as soon as I saw him, I knew he had he had all these sores around his mouth.
Like he just left the hey, I'm not uploading this.
You crazy as hell.
What do you mean?
All right, no, man, I've had a lot of gay friends, man.
And all of them turned out to be predators.
Kevin, you can't.
No, they did.
They harassed me, man.
That doesn't make a difference.
They harassed me.
No, these people ain't above the law.
These people are not.
I don't care if you're straight, gay, but just because you gay don't mean you can harass straight men.
Like all my friends in Target, they were gay.
Right.
All your friends?
Yeah, I had like three gay friends.
Every last one of them harassed me, man.
Can't give you.
Like, I can't be like, I can't, like, be cool with them, man.
Like, this one dude, man, he said, hey, man, I know you straight, man, but let me just...
Look, man.
Look, man.
I don't want to offend you anything.
But look, man, I know you're straight.
Get to it.
I know you're straight, Kevin, but hey, man, just put in my mouth for a couple suckers.
No, man.
Hold up.
Okay, I'm done.
Talk about your gay friends.
No, man.
Like, I had a majority of all my gay friends.
They always harassed me, man.
They wasn't your friends.
Those was like acquaintances.
You just weren't.
No, man, they were my friends, man.
So you used to sit and talk on the phone with them?
No, I used to talk to them, man.
You know, just about all the dudes are gay anyway.
Well, look, you didn't talk to him on the phone when you were.
Like, I remember I was at Ross.
Hold up.
Are you listening to anything I'm saying?
Can I just tell them something?
These are not friends.
Do you know the difference between friends and acquaintances?
Yeah, I wouldn't invite them in my house because I know what's going to happen.
No, I'm throwing them out.
Listen to what I'm saying.
I'm saying these was acquaintances.
They wasn't friends.
Just because you talked to them at work.
They don't colleagues.
They were colleagues.
That's right.
They weren't my friends, but they was colleagues.
They was colleagues, man.
But you can see them from a mile away.
All right, so are we going to even show the video?
Yeah, I got another gay story I want to share.
I'm done talking about your gay story.
You got to hear about this gay story.
I'm done hearing about this story.
No, man, this is a...
They got...
We got it.
Which one are you talking about?
I'm a victim.
I'm a survivor.
I'm going to share my story.
Let's go to the video.
Because I'm a survivor.
No, I'm going to tell you my gay story.
Because I'm a victim.
I'm a survivor.
And I'm strong.
I stood up to that gay person.
This is what happened.
That was a store investigator.
I was putting up cameras.
I was doing some investigating.
Watch employees for theft, you know.
And this store manager, I made sure I talked to the sister.
I said, you're going to be here tonight when I put up the camera right.
It ain't going to be Mario, right?
Because he, man, he makes me feel uncomfortable.
The homosexual, right?
The homosexual.
So, Maria told me she's going to be there.
I said, cool.
That's when we lived in California.
Can I tell my story?
Yes, well, tell it, man.
You need to tell me.
So, I get this store.
It's 12 o'clock.
Midnight, right?
It's midnight.
Yeah.
Not 12 o'clock during the day.
You can put two and two together.
No, you got to tell them, though.
If you're going to tell that story, tell the story.
It's midnight.
It's in the a.m.
I get that, right?
Ring the doorbell.
I said, man, it's a whole lot of cologne.
Somebody was wearing a whole lot of cologne.
I said, damn, I hate.
That's one thing I cannot stand.
It's a person that puts on too much cologne.
Shit burns the hairs out of my nose, right?
So I'm smelling this cologne.
I said, I got a bad feeling about this.
I ring the doorbell.
Guess who walks up to the door and let me in?
The homosexual Mario.
Why do you have to call him that?
He's a homosexual.
Oh, he's said, they know that.
Just say Mario.
Yeah, homo.
It's like you're kind of rubbing it in.
No, yeah, he's a respect for people.
No, he's a homosexual.
You never call us the straight twins.
I'm using an adjective.
He's a homosexual.
Just say Mario from here on out.
Mario, the homosexual?
Mario comes the door.
Smell like three bad, three 40 ounces of clone.
And he's flirting.
And then he's a dude ain't flirting.
Just because he's smiling at you, looking at you?
No, man.
Because when he was looking at me, it looked like he was staring right through me.
You know how a gay man looks at you?
Oh, gay men don't look at.
Yeah, you know how people look at you when they're attracted to you.
Like how you look at a woman when you're attracted to a woman.
On how a woman looks at you when a woman's attracted to you.
That's how he was looking at me.
But it was a man.
Yeah.
And that's when he said.
It's a free country.
Yeah, it's a free country.
You either believe in the Constitution or you don't.
All right, can we show the video now?
Can I finish my story?
I'm a victim.
I'm a victim.
The dude didn't do nothing.
Yes, he did.
Can I finish my story?
What the hell did he do?
He kept asking me, man, I know you're straight, but man, let me just put it in my mouth.
Man.
I said, Mario, you know what?
Did you file a sexual harassment case?
I ain't no sissy.
I ain't gonna.
All right.
Can I finish my story?
The story's over.
I'm done listening to these guys.
Can I finish my story?
I didn't file a report, but I talked to my district manager.
She laughed at me.
Talked to some other investigators.
They laughed at me.
Yeah, you know why?
Because you're a sissy.
Guys, you're a man.
You're supposed to take it.
I'm a man.
Dude, just hit on me.
Talking about he wants to suck me off.
No, man.
It's unprofessional.
That's harassment.
He should have been fired for that.
He should have been canceled.
What you call?
Well, all right.
We're going to talk about.
Well, this video is meant to talk about this damn qui.
This gay qua in San Francisco.
All right, show the video.
You think that we'll corrupt your kids if our agenda goes unchecked?
Funny, just this once.
You're correct.
We'll convert your children.
Happens bit by bit, quietly and subtly.
And you will barely notice it.
We'll convert your children.
We'll make them tolerant and fair.
We'll convert your children.
Someone's gotta teach them not to hate.
We're coming back.
Look at all these homosexuals.
As black homosexuals.
White homosexuals.
Hey, how many.
All right, cut this.
Cut it off.
Cut off.
That was the gayest thing I've ever saw.
Hey, that first dude, did I use proper grammar on that?
The greatest, the gayest thing I've ever seen.
I said Saul.
Meaning it talking like a damn slave.
Let me say something.
I don't know why.
Like, when I saw this, Pee Wee Herman just kept popping into my head.
You know what popped in my head?
A damn Terminator, T-1000, liquid metal.
I saw that dude.
Hey, Kel, what's wrong with you?
That's what he came off like he was a Terminator.
Oh, okay.
Liquid Metal.
Remember, Terminator 2?
Yeah.
He was liquid metal.
No, I got in prison.
This dude was a gay Terminator.
Yeah, let me say something.
July 2029 to come and find John Connor and prevent him from forming the resistance.
Hey, Kel, let me say this.
Like, I kept, I don't know why.
I just kept thinking about Pee Wee Herman.
And it's like, looking back on it, when I was a kid, nobody knew P.
I didn't know he was gay.
How do you know he's gay?
That dude is like us.
This dude got caught.
Hold up now.
It's Christians.
This dude.
Us right in the dope bookstore.
He's gay.
He's got to be.
And it's like looking back on it as a kid.
How did I never see that?
That dude was gay as hell.
You know why?
And every weekend, oh my God, look, Pee-Wee Herman's on Pee-Wee's Playhouse.
Let me just hop around and shit like this.
Had that damn gray suit and that damn bow tie.
Yeah.
Makeup all over his face, that crew-cut haircut.
Yeah.
All that damn baby pot on his face.
Yeah.
No, it should have.
But Sal was a kid.
Yeah, because your mind doesn't work like that.
You was being a kid.
Yeah.
You just want to see Pee-Wee Herman play with the neighbors and stuff.
Yeah, Pee-Wee.
You weren't thinking that he was a homosexual.
Yeah, it didn't matter because I was a kid.
You know?
Yeah.
Yeah, but you know what?
The thing about this.
Can I do some talk?
The thing is, this, man, the song, they're saying they want to convert your children, but they never say they want to turn them into like, I ain't going to even say it.
Flaming homosexuals.
They actually mocked.
I wanted to make them more tolerant and understandable.
Yeah, that already do that with my kids.
Yeah.
You got to do that for me.
That's what parents do.
Yeah.
I don't need you to tell my kids how to be tolerant of other people's lifestyles.
That's daddy and mama's job.
It's not your job.
Yeah.
That's all I want to say.
But they take the most.
But see, let me say, let me talk.
Like, they are mocking, like, I think people on the right.
Yeah.
Because we feel like on the right, there's an agenda going on.
Like, like drag queens reading the little kids.
Right.
I mean, they teaching kids about gender fluidity.
I mean, like, kindergarten and just preschool.
It's like, you should, we feel like there's an agenda.
So this song is in response to that and they're mocking us.
And they're not saying they're going to convert our kids to being homosexual, going to convert our kids to being, what's the word?
More tolerant.
More tolerant.
I already teach my kids to be tolerant.
Yeah.
You know what I mean?
Like I walked into how long ago was this?
A couple years ago.
Loving a Transgender Son00:06:52
Me and my son walked in.
I ain't going to tell that story.
Why not?
You're a survivor?
I am.
No, I walked in, and my son was like, I only think he was like, probably like nine or ten at the time.
It's been a while.
And my son's like, daddy, daddy, look, look, two guys are kissing.
Look, look, look.
I said, why you keep looking at him?
Stop looking at him.
You're homosexual too?
I said, but dad is done.
There's two of them.
It's two guys.
I said, well, that's what you call homosexual love.
They love each other.
And that's when you love somebody and you are attracted to the same sex.
Yeah.
That's what you do.
Yeah.
Like, son, you are attracted to girls, right?
Say it.
Say it three times.
Now, when you like her, what are you going to do?
You're going to kiss her, right?
That's what you're going to do.
I said, son.
Hold on.
I ain't done talking to my son yet, boy.
I was joking.
I had a totally different conversation.
I was my son.
No, that's what happened.
I went to pretty much my son at McDonald's.
He said, Dad, look, look, it's a dad.
Look, dad, it's a dude over there wearing a dress.
I said, how do you know it's a dude?
That's very observant of you, son.
That is a man wearing a dress.
Yeah.
And he kept staring at my son.
And it made me sound.
Yeah, because your son kept staring at him.
You know, gay people got rights.
You know, you can't just sit there and staring like they damn in a damn zoo.
I say, hey, son.
Don't you hate when people stir at us?
Yeah, yeah, because we twins like we're circus animals.
Yeah, that's true.
People look at us like we're twins.
People look at us like they're at a damn pet and zoo.
Yeah, yeah.
Hey, I touch it.
It's two people look alike.
And my son showed me.
I said, yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's what you call a transgender son.
Well, did I.
And he kept, my son, I said, let's start.
I like son.
Look, he did people too, man.
It's nothing.
He's a person, too.
I mean, she.
Do not treat them any different than you want to be treated.
Yeah.
You treat them the same way.
Yeah.
Then you want to be treated.
Yeah, but son, keep an eye on them people.
You get them an itch?
Yeah, take a mile on your ass.
Yeah, they're like vegans.
Once you get to talking about food, you ain't going to shut up.
You drink milk?
You know what's in that?
It's got pus, semen, and some blood in it.
You know the harm they're doing to those poor cows?
Ain't no semen in the milk, man.
I'm just hyperbole.
I'm just acting like a vegan.
Hey, the one thing I want to point out about.
You always do that in the videos.
Do what?
Can I get to my point?
I'm just tired, man.
I'm about to fall asleep.
Hey, look here.
I'm exhausted.
One thing I want to point out in this video is...
Well, point it out.
These people that was in this video, like, I know gay people.
Most gay people is...
They take the most radical gay person and they stick them in front of a camera.
Like, most gay people do not.
Most gay guys don't sound and talk like Pee-Wee Herman.
Yeah.
Most gay guys, like that player for the Raiders.
He just came out as gay.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Most gay men are like that.
Yeah, yeah.
They're not like...
Like the gay pride parades, those are just radical gays.
Most gay people are not even like that.
Yeah, you'll see a lot of gay people.
A majority of them are not like the person in the song.
All robotic, like he's a Terminator.
I mean, they just look really like he's been in like really feminine.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I mean, they're all feminine gay guys, but those are like bottoms.
There's a top and a bottom.
Well, I mean, straight relationships, there's a top and a bottom.
Yeah, my wife's the bottom.
I'm the top.
When you look at a gay cup, you got to throw in some creativity.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, but I feel like this whole song, it's like pretty much mocking.
Yeah.
I think it's more of mocking parody.
I don't know what to really judge about it.
I didn't take it very seriously because it's very difficult, if not impossible, to change somebody's sexual orientation from a song.
It's just more like...
I mean, in general.
In general.
But people, kids can be manipulated at an early age, yeah.
If you get them at a young age.
Yeah, you can manipulate how they see it.
How they see the world.
Kindergarten, stuff like that.
Yeah, how they see the world.
I'm like, as you get older, I mean, if you're straight, no gay dude's just going to talk you into sucking him off.
I'm living proof of that.
They've been trying for decades.
But at an early age, they can.
You can manipulate.
I mean, if you can teach a kid to be a white supremacist and to hate other people, you can teach them to be gay too.
Yeah.
But you got to catch them at an early age.
Yeah, the brainwash them.
That's why on the right, we felt there's an agenda.
And I don't oppose gay people.
It's just the thing nowadays that you got gender and there's no such thing as gender.
You have over 100 genders.
Now people don't even use the proper pronouns when you're referring to them.
They're not even a part of the conversation.
It's just getting really like out there.
It's like getting really, it's bizarre.
Yeah.
It's like obnoxious at this point.
It's like, what else do you want?
What's next?
Yeah.
You know, it's just, when is it going to stop?
For the majority of us, people and conservative liberals or whoever you are, we already teach our kids to be tolerant, tolerant, and loving of other people's lifestyles.
Yeah.
I think this song really did more harm for the gay community than anything because it just comes off like really weird.
Creepy.
Yeah.
It comes off Pee Wee Herman Creepy masturbating in a dope bookstore.
Yeah.
That's how it came off.
Yeah, it's just weird.
I still like Pee-Wee Herman though.
Yeah, he's a shit.
I'm a matter of fact, I'm a member.
He's on Netflix.
He's on Netflix, huh?
Yeah, man.
I'm telling you, Pee-Wee is the shit.
I'm going to go look at it.
Remember that one he had that somebody stole his bike?
Yeah, that damn red bicycle?
Yeah, that big fat white supremacist looking dude.
Remember that?
I'm going to go home and look at that with the kids, man.
Patriot Shirts and Free Speech00:02:40
Yeah.
You let them sit back and look at that homosexual.
Hey, hey, I love everybody.
Yeah.
Whether you gay, straight, I make jokes, and I'm not here to offend anybody.
I just don't like it.
Just a comedian.
Yeah.
Now, if you're gay and you're offended, you really need to go check yourself.
Yeah.
Because I'm not here to offend anybody.
I'm just joking.
Yeah.
Y'all got to learn how to take jokes.
Yeah, man.
You can take a dick in the ass.
You can take a joke.
Let me put it in your mouth.
Let me put it.
Put it in my mouth for a couple seconds.
Man, you crazy as hell.
Then after I put it in your mouth for a couple seconds, then what?
What you going to do next?
Hey, just a couple more seconds.
Couple more seconds, man.
Just go and give me five minutes.
Hey, Kevin, I'm done.
I'm just saying.
You give a gay person an inch there.
Take a mile, man.
Because I knew if I'd have put in his mouth for two seconds, he'd have gone ahead and won about five minutes.
This video is crazy as hell.
This is one of the damn old school Hawk's twins right here.
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I'm going to bring it home on this one.
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Yeah.
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We support people that have a great product and supports our country.
Yeah.
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Yeah, I don't support companies that's just that don't support this country.
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And the left is trying to destroy this man because he has a different opinion.
Yeah.
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