Netizens demanding Elsa get a girlfriend for 'Frozen 2' goes viral | Inquirer Entertainment

Netizens demanding Elsa get a girlfriend for ‘Frozen 2’ goes viral

/ 07:28 PM May 03, 2016

This file image provided by Disney shows Elsa the Snow Queen, voiced by Idina Menzel, in a scene from the animated feature "Frozen." AP FILE PHOTO

This file image provided by Disney shows Elsa the Snow Queen, voiced by Idina Menzel, in a scene from the animated feature “Frozen.” AP FILE PHOTO

Netizens once again grieved their demands through social media, as a number of people have taken to Twitter to turn Disney’s ice princess Elsa, into the first animated Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) icon.

The new phenomenon called #GiveElsaAGirlfriend campaign has reportedly been making its rounds online, publicly asking the animation studio to turn one of its leading characters gay, since their announcement of the sequel’s production.

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Citing reports from The Telegraph, the trend was started by Twitter user Alexis Isabel on Sunday (Monday, Manila time), and has since been retweeted 1,588 times.

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Fans have long speculated that Elsa’s magical powers are widely believed to be a metaphor of homosexuality and about ‘coming out’.

Some even suggested that the Oscar-winning song ‘Let It Go’ is a sign of Elsa accepting her true sexuality, which has become an an anthem of some sort for the LGBT community. Christian Ibarrola

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