Dorian Electra is not happy that their new video for "Adam & Steve" has been flagged by YouTube as "inappropriate" and blocked for anyone under 18.

 

The video includes several biblically inspired elements, including angels, the Garden of Eden and self-flagellation. The song's message: God loves everyone, not just cisgender heterosexual people.

 

“Due to some weird homophobic garbage my music video for 'Adam & Steve' is now showing as age restricted, 18+ on YouTube,” Dorian shared on Twitter. “There is no nudity, no ‘inappropriate language’, no gratuitous violence… maybe just offensive because it’s gay [as fuck]?”

 

As for the song itself, Dorian said that it was inspired by their religious step-mother.

 

“This is actually something I haven’t really talked about that much, because my mom and dad are extremely supportive, but my ex-step-mom is very unsupportive and doesn’t even let my younger brothers watch my videos,” they said. “They live a totally different life out in the country in Texas. She still thinks that what I’m doing is evil and sinful. It’s very different from the rest of my family, and that’s been a huge influence in my life, especially rebelling against that when I was younger.

 

“Even within my own family, that makes me realise we still have a long way to go.”