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Hilary Duff connected Her New Role arsenic "Chief Mom Officer"
This is what dreams are made of.
Hilary Duff fto the rainfall autumn down by making a delightful callback to her iconic anti-gay bulling commercialized from 2008 successful a caller TikTok. And helping her to recreate the beloved clip, were Pentatonix singer Scott Hoying and his fiancé, Mark Manio.
The Sept. 22 video uses the original audio from the PSA which features two teenagers trying connected tops successful a covering store, and utilizing the connection "gay" successful a derogatory way, Lizzie McGuire steps successful to amended the pair.
"Do you similar this top?" Scott lip-syncs astatine the commencement of the clip, with Mark responding, "It's truthful gay. Yeah, it's wholly gay."
That's erstwhile Hilary interrupts to schoolhouse the duo.
"You know, you truly shouldn't accidental that," she says. "Saying that something's cheery erstwhile you mean it's bad, it's insulting."
And portion the PSA has gone viral successful the years pursuing the archetypal ad's release, it's what the Disney alum says adjacent that made the video a famous popular civilization reference.
In an effort to further thrust successful her point, the Younger actress illustrated conscionable however insulting the connection could beryllium erstwhile it's directed astatine them.
"What if each clip thing was bad, everybody said, ‘That's truthful miss wearing a skirt arsenic a top,'" Hilary says, referring to the girls' outfit. "Those are cute jeans though."
She then speaks straight to the viewers, explaining, "When you say, ‘That's truthful gay,' bash you recognize what you say? Knock it off.'"
Despite the commercial—which was made for the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network's (GLSEN) campaign—being made much than a decennary ago, it's inactive a taxable that's adjacent to Hilary's heart.
She captioned the video, "@Scott Hoying & @markmanio410 tying the garment connected arsenic a skirt/top made maine accidental yes besides 14 years aboriginal -still holds up."
