BREAKING: ‘It’s the unspoken thing for children to see LGBTQ content,’ says Walt Disney’s Creative Marketing Director, Drag Queen Amit “Genie” Gurnani, into OMG’s hidden camera. Gurnani adds, “I’d love to get a drag queen at Disneyland,” furthering, “I’m sure that would happen at some point.” Gurnani insists, “Bob Iger is not axing LGBTQ content at all,” supporting concerns that Disney is ramping up their LGBTQ content, influenced by DEI hiring practices and the inclusion of forced diverse storylines.
Disney Creative Director Amit “Genie” Gurnani: Incorporating LGBTQ Content is the ‘Unspoken Thing’ Disney CEO Bob Iger Will Not Eliminate
- Disney’s agenda to push increased LGBTQ content in children’s programming is “the unspoken thing.”
- Drag queen Genie says he would “love to get a drag queen at Disneyland,” adding, “I’m sure that would happen at some point.”
In Part 3 of “The Disney Tapes,” Disney Creative Marketing Director Amit Gurnani, an elaborate drag queen who goes by the name “Genie,” confirms “They have a team” at Disney for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) and reveals what is perhaps the most outrageous and dangerous element of their DEI agenda – the aggressive push for increased LGBTQ content aimed at children.
During a date with an OMG undercover reporter, Gurnani boasts how his prominence in the drag queen world has helped him grow his personal brand and move up the corporate ladder at Disney. This, in turn, helps him push LGBTQ content further.
Agreeing with OMG’s undercover reporter who asserts, “I also want children to see LGBTQ content,” Gurnani responds, “Yeah, of course. That’s the unspoken thing.”
Gurnani reveals, “I’d love to” get drag queens in Disneyland and is “sure that would happen at some point.” He explains Disneyland has had partnerships that brought drag queens to the park, “but now Disney’s doing it themselves, so it’s a big step.”
Gurnani does not think Disney CEO Bob Iger is eliminating any Pride and LGBTQ content. In fact, increasing drag queen visibility at its theme parks is just the start.
Gurnani anticipates a busy few months ahead, remarking, “We’ll have a pride campaign across Disney and television.” He elaborates, “I’m working on a show that we’re going to have to launch all the kids in the brand… So, I’ve developed creative strategy for those kids.” Gurnani’s strategy spans Disney’s television lineup, encompassing coordinated marketing, audience preferences, trailers, public relations, visuals, and social media.
According to a 2022 New York Times article, the average daily screen use for children 8 to 12 years old is roughly 5.5 hours and 8.5 hours for teens. With an exposure to increased screentime, the media children consume can easily undermine and replace the values taught by their parents.
With large mainstream media promoting LGBTQ agendas to children, morality is being compromised. There is a clear intentional agenda to normalize queerness among children in America, evident in schools, libraries, parades, television shows, and beyond. OMG’s Disney Tapes underscore the urgency to counter the DEI agenda and restore moral values to society.
Exposing Disney’s discriminatory practices and covert DEI agenda is far from over.
‘The Disney Files’ coming soon…
