Woman drowns out anti-LGBTQ+ preacher in hilarious viral clip

The woman used her speaker system to own a seemingly anti-LGBTQ+ religious preacher with hilarious clips that went viral in Tiktok.

The clip, posted by Tiktok account “Catlovr222”, has been viewed over 270,000 times, showing that in the flat on the highest floor, a woman owns the sound of a religious preacher with her own megaphone.

Kemptown in Brighton is a gay neighborhood near St James Street Strip.

The overlayed text in the video reads, “To the diva who gained a microphone and speaker and applauded the preacher of Jesus in Kemptown – I love you all.”

“I don’t love you because you don’t love gay people,” you can hear the woman say in response to the preacher’s “I love you too.”

@catlovr222 I don’t know he expected to preach on St. James Street #Brighton Edit: @bubbles ♬Original sound – catlovr222

“No, I don’t love them,” the preacher later said in a clip, referring to the gay community.

Comments under the clip summoned the preacher and said, “What are preachers doing in Brighton?

“Who is this queen?” commented, and the creator of the clip replied, “I need to find this diva.”

“We love your diva,” cried another, who wrote:

It’s not the first time an anti-LGBTQ+ street preacher has faced negative consequences. In 2021, the preacher got a face full of milk after an offensive rant angered Hal’s crowd.

The following year, a religious preacher in Leeds city centre was slapped with a code of conduct designed to reduce homophobia. The issued code told street preachers that their right to free speech was a “qualification” – meaning It can be restricted to protect the rights of others and the broader public interest.

Sermons can be used against the LGBTQ+ community, but can also be used to free them. In the United States, preacher Aaron Musser attends Drag’s Church. Musser said of his Drug Church session: “Sermoning in drugs is a theological reflection on joy, and joy is very rich.

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