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Male Minnesota Vikings Cheerleader Shuts Down Haters While Making NFL Debut
The Minnesota Vikings' addition of two male cheerleaders reflects growing LGBTQ+ inclusion in sports despite conservative fans pulling season tickets, with one-third of NFL teams now featuring male cheerleaders.
- The Minnesota Vikings announced two male cheerleaders, Blaize Shiek and Louie Conn, joining their 2025 squad at U.S. Bank Stadium.
- This inclusion follows a broader NFL trend where 12 teams now have male cheerleaders amid ongoing culture wars and social media backlash.
- Shiek expressed gratitude for the opportunity to inspire others and discussed his journey in a Vikings YouTube video, while the team celebrated his impact on Instagram.
- "No MF he is just on the team," former player Torrey Smith responded to critics accusing male cheerleaders of displacing women.
- The Vikings defended their male cheerleaders, confirming no season ticket cancellations, signaling the team's support amidst polarized reactions.
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Male Minnesota Vikings Cheerleader Shuts Down Haters While Making NFL Debut
Minnesota Vikings cheerleader Blaize Shiek made his NFL debut while his critics were left to watch from the sidelines. A rookie member of the Vikings’ squad, Shiek hit the field for the first time earlier this month when the Vikings opened their preseason schedule against the Houston Texans at Minneapolis’ U.S. Bank Stadium. “SEE YOU AT 3 ,” Shiek wrote via Instagram, referencing kickoff time. Shiek is one of two male cheerleaders on the Viki…
Jay Feely to Newsmax: Masculinity Is Under Attack
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