Taylor Swift, Todrick Hall dedicate VMAs award to those who feel 'misunderstood'
Hall, Hayley Kiyoko, Hannah Hart and more stars from the music video accepted the"video for good" award alongside Swift for"You Need to Calm Down."MTV Video Music AwardsThe singer accepted the award alongside the music video's stars, including Todrick Hall, Hayley Kiyoko, Hannah Hart, Dexter Mayfield and more.Hall, who co-executive produced the video with Swift, spoke on behalf of the team behind the video.
Hall then spoke about how the music video, which features an LGBTQ cast, represents a change for the better. "This is what we need to be doing. If you are a young child that's out there watching this show who is different, who feels misunderstood, we have never needed you more than now to share your art, share your stories, share your truth with the world no matter what you identify as, who you identify as, who you love, this is just such a beautiful place," he said.
He concluded the acceptance speech by thanking MTV, Swift and the music video's cast and crew. The performers onstage celebrated their win by hugging each other before they exited the stage.
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