by Lauren W
One thing has become pretty clear to us here at All Things Lesbian: You ladies love your real life YouTube couples. And whether you've heard of this one or not, you'll be sure to love them.
Lesbian couple Bria and Chrissy have been making YouTube videos since August 2012. And what for? In their words: "To help inspire and promote equality." Who needs a better reason than that?
And guess what? They sing, too. That's right, they have an album coming straight to your ears in the near future.
The album, titled Face Your Fears, is not like previous music to come out of famous lesbian musicians. Without the restraint of an unsupportive manager, Bria and Chrissy make sure to use female pronouns in their songs and write love stories within their music about the love between two women. Right on!
The girls' YouTube channel also features videos of them showcasing their comedic talents (be sure to watch "10 Worst Ways to Come Out") and a few more solemn videos in which their share advice and some of their personal struggles, which often relate to being part of the LGBTQ community.
Check out their YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/BriaAndChrissy.
One thing has become pretty clear to us here at All Things Lesbian: You ladies love your real life YouTube couples. And whether you've heard of this one or not, you'll be sure to love them.
Lesbian couple Bria and Chrissy have been making YouTube videos since August 2012. And what for? In their words: "To help inspire and promote equality." Who needs a better reason than that?
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The album, titled Face Your Fears, is not like previous music to come out of famous lesbian musicians. Without the restraint of an unsupportive manager, Bria and Chrissy make sure to use female pronouns in their songs and write love stories within their music about the love between two women. Right on!
The girls' YouTube channel also features videos of them showcasing their comedic talents (be sure to watch "10 Worst Ways to Come Out") and a few more solemn videos in which their share advice and some of their personal struggles, which often relate to being part of the LGBTQ community.
Check out their YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/BriaAndChrissy.
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