ADGY, a contestant on the recent Eurosong competition, has shared his experience of receiving homophobic abuse online. He acknowledges the negativity faced by other contestants and emphasizes the importance of support and respect for LGBTQ+ individuals. He also expresses his gratitude for the positive support received and hints at future music releases.
The Run into the Night singer competed in the latest Eurosong competition and appeared on The Late Late Show hoping to represent Ireland .
Taking to Instagram stories, he wrote: “Also I do feel like it’s important for me to share that I have experienced a crazy amount of homophobic abuse over the past month. He wrote: “We gave it 100% and we left no crumbs! Me and Jennie put our heart and soul into that performance and although the voting didn’t exactly go in our favour we are so proud of what we did.
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