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5 Black LGBTQ+ content creators you should know

Content creators understand that social media is a universal tool to share information, to create community, and most of all, to entertain. Whether they’re discussing the latest beef on X, streaming game play on Twitch, or causing many to stay up too late from scrolling through TikTok videos, content creators are changing the way we engage with the world wide web with each click of the subscribe button. These Black LGBTQ+ content creators are no different.

So here are 5 Black LGBTQ+ content creators that we think deserve all eyes on them.

Terrell Grice

A singer-turned-content creator, Terrell Grice’s The Terrell Show wants fans to expect the unexpected. Boasting 1.3 million subscribers on YouTube, Grice has been entertaining fans with his informal interview style, leaving fans and guests LOLing. Grice, who’s also a Queerty nominee, has had Mean Girl’s Reneé Rapp, self-proclaimed “millennial diva” Keke Palmer, and all, but one member of Destiny’s Child on his show. There’s still hope for Queen Bey to appear next season. 

Amber “AmbersCloset” Whittington

Amber Whittington aka AmbersCloset, keeps her followers engaged and informed with hilarious videos. What started as a mission to “empower everyone through positivity, self love, and self confidence,” has expanded into a full-fledged social media movement. Do we need more Black sapphic content? The answer is always “yes.”

Blizzb3ar

@blizzb3ar

Shoutout to all the bi and pan creators out there! #bi #pan #lgbtq #lgbt🌈 #lgbt #queer #gay #fypシ #xyzbca

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All “gaymers” should check out Blizzb3ar. A producer for Rooster Teeth and the host of Inside Gaming, Blizzb3ear mixes a love for video games, anime, and cosplay to create content that’s sure to speak to any “gaymer.” Not to mention, he brings plenty of aromantic and bisexual representation to gaming.