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Bretman Rock Clarifies That He Goes By 'All The Pronouns'
The influencer recently opened up about his nonbinary identity.
Bretman Rock is opening up about gender identity and pronouns.
On a recent episode of the Zach Sang Show, Sang asked for clarity as to whether the influencer identifies as nonbinary, which Rock confirms that he does.
“I go by all the pronouns,” they said. “I don’t go strictly by ‘they/them.’ I go by all of them. Because I also am nonbinary, not because of like— this is the one thing that I’m not for clout about.”
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Recently, Rock has been doing promo for his new memoir, You’re That Bitch & Other Cute Lessons About Being Unapologetically Yourself, which details his rise to stardom on Vine, his frustrations with the beauty influencer industry, and his relationship with gender and sexuality.
Rock has frequently bucked gender norms on social media and through their general aesthetic, and had previously spoken briefly about nonbinary identities with Demi Lovato in 2021, saying that they feel they have “two souls” made up of both a masculine and a feminine side.
To Sang, he elaborated on that a bit further, explaining that, in his language (Rock also speaks Ilocano), “we don’t really have a ‘he’ or ‘she.’”
“So I feel like, in a way, I’ve always been nonbinary, and even down to, when I was a kid, my grandma would always introduce me to all her friends, and call me like, this is my handsome and beautiful grandson,” they said. “So she would always like, associate me with both feminine and masculine words. So I feel like I’ve always been nonbinary, to be honest.”
Yes, Rock is gay.
Yes, Rock and Poarch are cousins.
Rock initially rose to internet fame via Vine and YouTube.
Rachel Kiley is presumably a writer and definitely not a terminator. She can usually be found crying over queerbaiting in the Pitch Perfect franchise or on Twitter, if not both.
Rachel Kiley is presumably a writer and definitely not a terminator. She can usually be found crying over queerbaiting in the Pitch Perfect franchise or on Twitter, if not both.
