Yungblud sets the record straight about his class, education and upbringing. #iPlayer

Sooo did people just assume he was working class because he’s northern lmao

I’m not a yungblud fan, but you can experience trauma without being poor or working class.

I love that he says his message was about being misjudged only for people to continue to misjudge him

You can have a northern accent and still have a private education and middle class upbringing

I don't know who this or why it was recommended to me but this reminded me of the opposite happening to some youtuber who made videos about classy aesthetics and lifestyles and lovely afternoon tea parties and stuff like that and apparently there was a whole bunch of people hating on him saying stuff like stop talking like and pretending to be some upper-class posh young lord we know you're working class, and he was like I litterally never said I was upper class I never denied coming from a modest background I just like this aesthetic that's all. So considering this singer has the exact opposite happening and people are just as mad, maybe at the end of the day the problem is just judgemental people

He will always have my respect for being real and not being fake

How can someone listen to his music, listen to him speak and still think anything about him is fake. He’s one of the realest artists today

We have my chemical romance at home

Everyone assumes his parents hate him but when it turns out they love and support him, everyone has a fit. That is twisted. You don't know this man. He's wonderful and his music is great. Much love Dom.

I never thought his accent was fake. I just minded my own business and just loved his music like a normal person. Edit: omg I had NO CLUE how many likes I got from this comment! Thanks everyone! Yeah, I’m not the type to judge someone for something that’s part of them or who they are. I remember being a kid and not thinking anything of it when I saw someone who looked, talked, or did things different than me. Whether or not if the person was dark or light skinned or disabled or mentally challenged. I saw people as people and I still do. I’m Mexican and I have a lot of mental health issues myself and I’m gay lol I’m not about to judge someone anyway when I’m not the social “norm.” That’s why I said what I said. Thanks for understanding 🙏🏽🖤

Damn even British people say that other British peoples accents are fake 😂❤

me as an american who can’t tell the difference in class by accent 😅😂

never rlly listened to his music but saw him live with my brother who likes him and have never seen so much energy in a performance, was so amazing and i have big respect for him

Straight outta Doncaster

I love how real and naturally uplifting his vibe is. I just feel so safe when I watch videos of him I can’t explain it😂

His accent is calmed down A LOT here

The hate for Dom drives me crazy. I’ve been such a big fan since 21st century liability. The thing is, it’s fine to not be into someone’s music, or not like them, but it’s so frustrating when people try to justify their dislike on things that are totally fabricated, “lies” that he’s never made. He’s such a sweet person too, he’s done so many things for fans, both when his fan base was small and when it got huge.

People judge him because of jealousy He started singing at 18 ❤❤ He’s 27 now . He made his way 🙌🖤

Fun fact: I know him and his dad 😂 they both come in the clinic I work at. He’s really lovely and his dad is a real character.

For those who don't know, the interviewer is Louis Theroux (a.k.a. the 'my money don't jiggle jiggle' guy). He's done some fascinating shows, many exploring American cultural groups, eg; the porn industry, end of world preppers, the Westboro Baptist church, neo-Nazis, homeless in LA... (He is half American and Justin Theroux's cousin.) Always interviews with respect and deep interest in what's being said / going on, even if it's radical, controversial or offensive to many. Best interviewer around! Check out his work.