Steven Crowder decided to
cross dress yet again,
this time under the facade of
mocking International Women's Day.
Now I say that it's a facade
because Steven Crowder loves to
manufacture situations in which he
can cross dress, and
I have a theory behind that.
But first, let's take a look at
what he put out just yesterday.
>> Doing well, how are you?
First timer?
[NOISE] >> I like everything
that's color branded and so I feel
like I stepped into Star Wars.
[NOISE] >> So there you go, one.
Thank you.
[MUSIC]
>> Okay, thank you.
I have it good, thank you,
I just need help lifting up.
What was that?
He's trying to run away.
>> What's that?
>> I think he was trying to run
away from me, trying to get out.
[MUSIC]
>> I have to say, I don't
know if he's wearing butt pads.
But he looks really good in tights.
He looks good.
Now I don't know what the point of
this was, it was probably to mock
women on International Women's Day.
He's also been known to say some
pretty terrible things about
the transgender community.
But I mean, I think all of that is
secondary to the fact that he just
loves to dress as a woman and
there's nothing wrong with that.
He doesn't have to lie to people.
If that's what he wants to do,
he should stop feeling the need to
make things up in order
to justify doing it.
Just do it.
You like it.
He has different types of wigs.
He has different women's outfits,
like everyone at Planet Fitness was
being super nice to him until they
realized that it was
Steven Crowder.
And then that changed.
But I'm just going to show one more
video to kind of make my point and
you guys can pull this up while
we talk over it.
There's so
many examples to show you but
here's yet
another video where he's like,
let me dress like a woman.
He's so happy though, he's so
happy, and that's okay.
It's okay.
[LAUGH] >> It's okay to
be who you are.
You don't have to pretend
like you're doing it to
make a political point.
Just wear that dress.
Feel comfortable in your own skin,
accept yourself,
stop hating yourself.
It's going to be fine.
>> Every time I come on TYT,
I always get to learn about new
things and specifically these
fringe characters on the internet
like the YouTube space, right?
It's funny because in sports media,
believe me, there are plenty of
people who are hacks.
Who are horrible at their job,
who I would love to be able to call
out publicly but
just the culture of what we do.
We just don't do that, [LAUGH] we
just group text each other
privately about the people in our
industry who we find to be shills
or just suck at what they do.
But I love that here on TYT,
we have the space to just come
after fellow content makers, and
destroy them.
[LAUGH] >> And
it's just- >> No, no.
>> [LAUGH] It's just- >> Look,
I'm a changed person, okay?
[LAUGH] >> Obviously I'm kidding.
We're going to dunk on
Meghan McCain later- [LAUGH] >> But
look, no.
But honestly, in this case,
I know it seems like I'm coming
across as just mocking him.
I'm not, I genuinely 100% believe
that he just enjoys cross dressing
and that's fine.
I don't think there's
anything wrong with it.
I feel a little sad for
Steve Crowder.
I know people despise him
because he goes out there and
he says insanely offensive things,
he intentionally says provocative
things to get attention.
But when I look at him,
I just see a sad person and
I feel bad for him.
One time he put out a video to mock
me and Cenk and
he dressed as a woman,
of course to mock me.
[LAUGH] >> And it was hilarious,
I thought it was funny.
Not funny in the way that he
intended it to be.
But just funny in that he's
projecting this sadness.
And he thinks that people don't see
it, I totally see it and
I do feel bad for him.
>> You know what's so
funny about the attention economy,
this idea that in order to make
money you gotta get eyeballs on
yourselves that you said earlier.
For me, maybe I have too much pride
or maybe my mom gassed me up too
much as a kid and
told me I was too special.
I would never do something on
the Internet that I would be too
embarrassed to do in front of girls
at a party.
I just can't do it,
I can't bring myself,
debase myself that way online.
I just would never do something
online that I wouldn't, that I
couldn't stand behind in real life.
And I feel like, as a dude, or
as a woman, or whoever, the people
of whoever you're attracted to,
however you behave in
front of them, that should probably
be the standard for the Internet.
If you wouldn't do it in front of
the people who you're trying
to impress,
you shouldn't do it at all.
That's just my opinion.
And that's my approach to internet
takery, internet anything,
is don't embarrass yourself.
>> [LAUGH] Well, he did get
kicked out of Planet Fitness-
[LAUGH] >> After they realized
what he was really doing.
So apparently we have one more clip
to share with you guys.
Let's take a look.
>> After this, I was officially
banned from Planet Fitness.
I tried to join another location
but I had already been
flagged as seen here.
But why are you telling me that I'm
insincere?
>> Because I know who you are.
>> How do you know who I am?
>> Have a good day.
>> Are you saying that because
that's a pre-transition ID,
is that why?
>> No, I'm not.
Have a good day, Steven.
[LAUGH] >> And the saddest part
about all of it is that his efforts
to be funny always fall flat.
I can't believe that he was
the child actor behind Arthur,
one of the cartoons that I really
enjoyed growing up- >> Wait,
hold on, this guy was on Arthur?
>> Wasn't he on Arthur?
>> No, he did the voice of Arthur
or did he do DW?
>> I don't know if he was
the voice of Arthur,
Brett is looking it up right now.
He might give me the green light.
I think I might have made it up
in my head because Brett looks
skeptical but well I'm being fact
checked in real time and
I'll let you know but I'm hoping
I'm wrong because- >> You want to
hear something funny Ana?
The last cartoon that I was ever
a fan of was Arthur and my sort of
migration from Arthur, and cartoons
period happened in about sixth
grade, at the same time that my
body was evolving in a way [LAUGH]
that changed a lot of things for
me, so- >> Alan the Brain.
>> His friend,
the really smart kid,
that's who he did the voice of?
>> He is the voice of
Alan the Brain.
>> My goodness!
I was a fan of Alan,
he was pretty funny.
>> But what happened to Crowder?
Not the Brain,
not the Brain in real life-
[LAUGH] >> It's unfortunate.