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Source: * Rolling Stone: "lo polémico de esta entrevista es que la banda mexicana asegura que no solo la canción no tiene una connotación homofóbica, sino que incluso es un himno para el colectivo LGBTIQ+ en México ... señaló Randy Ebright."
"What's controversial about this interview is that the Mexican band claims that not only does the song not have homophobic undertones, but that it's actually an anthem for the LGBTIQ+ community in Mexico ... Randy Ebright pointed out."
ALT1: ... that a band released a song whose title is a homophobic slur, then later described it as an LGBTQ anthem? Source: Same as above.
@Tbhotch: Long enough, new enough. QPQs are done and Earwig's clean. ALT1 says 'the band' but the article says 'a member'. ALT0 checks out, but suggest rewording to ALT0a: ... that a Molotov song named after a homophobic slur was described by a bandmember as an LGBTQ anthem?. Let's roll.--Launchballer13:56, 25 July 2026 (UTC)Reply
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@Tbhotch: Long enough, new enough. QPQs are done and Earwig's clean. ALT1 says 'the band' but the article says 'a member'. ALT0 checks out, but suggest rewording to ALT0a: ... that a Molotov song named after a homophobic slur was described by a bandmember as an LGBTQ anthem?. Let's roll.--Launchballer 13:56, 25 July 2026 (UTC)
