The Matt Walsh Show - Matt Walsh Reacts To Viral TikToks - Feat. Dylan Mulvaney

Episode Date: March 6, 2023

Matt Walsh reacts to some recent viral woke TikTok's.   Go to https://expressvpn.com/walshYT and find out how you can get 3 months of ExpressVPN free! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We're going to take a look at some viral videos and TikTok videos. The kids are passing around on the Internet this week. These are videos that have been sent to me by my producers, specifically McKenna. And she has sent me a lot of Dylan Mulvaney stuff because I guess she, you know, as usual, is trying to get me into even more trouble. So I'm only looking at the description here. And I can say they send me this clip sheet. This is all. So clip 20, Dylan wraps about being a girl.

It's day 200 of being a girl, and I think we can agree that it's been a whirlwind. I have a tendency to overshare my life, and y'all are still watching. How cool is that? Once upon a time I was a boy who had ADHD, and now I'm a girl who still has ADHD. I really like possums and twilight and pretzels. I accidentally became an influencer. Now here we are. Girlhood has had its ups and its downs, and here's what I've learned so far.

Women are awesome, but can also be cruel. I'm doing my best, and boys, they kind of drool. My hormones are wild, and my boobs kind of sore. It's only day 200. We have so much more to experience together. We're just getting started. Thank you for being my friend. You're open-hearted.

I don't feel so alone. No more shame and carefree. Being a girl is awesome. Would you agree? Woo-hoo. Love you. Why would you do that to me? Why would you do that to me?

I think I've said all about this guy that needs to be said, or that can be said. I am interested in, well, not really interested, but I'm slightly curious about, I like possums and pretzels. Like the two most random possible thing. First of all, you like possums. What does that mean? You know what? We're just going to move on.

So today was our first day back from spring break. And I told all my students that my pronouns are they, them, and that my honorific is mix. A few of my students had some questions, and we were able to talk about those. but I wanted to tell you about two of my students that just made my heart sing and made me feel so validated. One of them she put in the chat, ah, I'm so proud of you. And then one of my other students, maybe like half an hour after we had talked about that,

had a question and put in the chat, Mix, da-da-da-da-da-da. Here's my question. And it was just so validating to see Mix pop up on the street. screen instead of miss, and I just made my day. Yeah, it really, it cannot be emphasized enough how perverse. I mean, obviously all this is perverse. But just the very idea that you are, you are seeking validation from kids, not only kids, but the kids that you're supposed to be teaching, you are supposed to be providing a service

to the child, by teaching the child. and therefore to the parents and to the community, like that's what you're supposed to be doing. And yet they become forums or you have now put on them The Burden of Validation. So I think we spent a lot of time talking about how it, you know, being called mix, just a total gibberish. It doesn't make any sense to feel validated by that.

That is a bizarre and ridiculous thing to be validated by. Of course, that's true. But also just just, that you want to be validated at all by the kids, that you are putting that on them. That's not their burden. In fact, it's not, it's not anyone's burden. It's not anyone's job to validate you in that sense. And I still, you know, people make this point all the time when we see these videos of teachers. And, but it's a good point that way, I think back to when I was a kid. And it's like, you didn't know anything about your teachers. You didn't know anything about

their private life. It didn't come up. They didn't talk about it. There's no reason to talk about it. As far as you were concerned, your teacher lived at the school. And it's like the teacher was like some sort of vampire or something that they cart out from the basement and then bring up into the classroom and then bring back down. That's what you thought. It's like as far as you were concerned, the teachers lived there. And then if you saw a teacher somewhere else, you saw them at the grocery store, if you saw them in civilian clothes, anywhere else, it was like mind-blowing. And that's actually, that's how it should be. Because what that shows, of course, it's like, as a child, it's an absurd kind of view that you have of your teacher. But what it shows is that there are

appropriate boundaries in place between you and the teacher. And what this shows is that there are no boundaries at all and that you are seeking validation from kids. You know, you should be providing emotional support in an appropriate way and in a in a properly ordered way to the child, not the other way around. You know, you've heard me talk about how important it is to have a VPN to protect your online privacy, but choosing a VPN you trust is equally as important. I like to do my research on my sponsors, and I only recommend brands to my listeners that I believe in to actually stop people from monitoring your online activity. You need to do what I do and use ExpressVPN. Think about all the times you've used Wi-Fi at a coffee shop hotel, even a friend's house.

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Okay, so we have another person complaining about being misgendered. This actually reminded me of a video that had a couple days ago, we didn't get a chance to play, and so these two videos kind of tie together. They almost look like similar people, different hairstyle anyway. But here's another person complaining about being misgendered, and there's an important point to be made from this, but let's watch this first.

You know what I don't get is why people still see me as a woman. What more could I be doing? I literally... Go my titty's off. I don't think I look like a woman. So why does everybody? Well, people still see you as a woman because you are one. And this only goes to show that it actually does not boil down to any individual body part.

That's what that side accuses us of doing that. They accuse us of just sort of like reducing people to their body parts and all of that. You know, so when you say that, well, a man has a penis, they say, well, that's reductive. They'll say that's all. But then, of course, the irony in the self-contradiction is always is that that's exactly what they do. Because they think we'll remove a couple body parts or change some body parts, you know, and then you're, you'll not only will you look like the other sex, but you actually will be the other sex. We're the one saying, no, it doesn't work that way.

Okay. Now, it's true that, for example, men have penises. That's a correct statement. But that's not the only physical difference between men and women. So even if a man is castrated, he's still a man and will still look like a man. And the same is true for women also, because your entire body is a woman. And we can just see that. We can see that in your shoulders.

We could see it in your facial structure. You know, you can see it in your hand. You can see it's your entire body. That's what it is. And you cannot escape it. And you shouldn't try to escape it. And also, doctors shouldn't be doing that to anyone at all. Especially not to kids, though, which is why, to bring this all back to the beginning,

because this is a celebratory day at the end. And I hate to end it on such a sour note because, at least in Tennessee anyway, doctors would not be able to do that to kids anymore. No smoggy smoke on rocket house. Ain't no telephone bills.