Popsugar Entertainment Netflix Reactions to Queer Eye Netflix Reboot Is the Queer Eye Reboot Turning You Into an Emotional Wreck, Too? 3 March 2018 by Kelsey Garcia First Published: 13 February 2018 Image Source: Netflix Netflix's recently released Queer Eye reboot seems to be exceeding expectations. Though it's only been a decade since the original show aired, a lot has changed since then, and many worried the reboot would succumb to the usual stereotypes or obvious jokes. Instead, Queer Eye's new Fab Five — Bobby Berk, Karamo Brown, Tan France, Antoni Porowski, and Jonathan Van Ness — don't shy away from difficult conversations and have managed to turn many on-camera moments into powerful, teachable ones. The show is also a f*cking effective tearjerker. Each episode typically ends up with an emotional heart-to-heart in which the participant — formerly referred to as the "straight guy" — thanks the cast for the life-changing makeover and words of advice. Though you know it's coming every episode, it will get you every single time. Since Queer Eye hit Netflix on Feb. 7, the internet has pretty much fallen in love with it, as well as the new Fab Five. Ahead, read reactions from people who have been emotionally shattered by the well-received revival. Related: Get Ready to Binge-Watch, Honey: Netflix’s Queer Eye Reboot Is a Delightful Tearjerker Me turning on the Netflix @QueerEye reboot: “I probably won’t cry.”Me 7 minutes in: pic.twitter.com/2WGiFFugfP— Tim Federle (@TimFederle) February 10, 2018 1 / 25 Not gonna lie, the first episode of Queer Eye had me ugly crying— Summer (@stressedegg) February 9, 2018 2 / 25 Like have I ever cried before because someone put on a hat— Marc (@MarcSnetiker) February 13, 2018 3 / 25 crying during the first episode of Queer Eye I am sorry!! pic.twitter.com/vukHidJmkK— Tyler (@tyler__scott) February 12, 2018 4 / 25 Well now I'm openly weeping while watching the new queer eye THANKS A LOT @jenbardekoff— Ashly Burch (@ashly_burch) February 11, 2018 5 / 25 Watching straight men cry on Queer Eye is my new religion.— Ashly Perez 🍃 (@itsashlyperez) February 12, 2018 6 / 25 Me watching the new @QueerEye pic.twitter.com/sdz4k7HuTh— Zackasaurus 🦖 (@zackcrocker) February 13, 2018 7 / 25 Me, 12:45 pm: I have never seen Queer Eye because I don't like makeovers and also it sounds like assimilationist bullshitMe, 9:15 pm: *sobbing* look at him he's learning to let other people in and it's all thanks to taking a chance on their fabulous help— Bear Conditioning (@aphyr) February 12, 2018 8 / 25 i’m watching the first episode of the queer eye reboot and i’m..........crying? i’m uplifted? what the fuck— juliana (@yikesjuliana) February 10, 2018 9 / 25 Just started the @netflix show @QueerEye AND I'VE FUCKING CRIED EVERY EPISODE. literally this show is amazing and a relief to see.— Jazzmyne Robbins (@jazzmynejay) February 11, 2018 10 / 25 me watching the new Queer Eye pic.twitter.com/0hit0lMEXi— Brendan Davis (@notbrendan) February 12, 2018 11 / 25 The new Queer Eye is a TRIUMPH— Matthew D'Ambrosio™ (@drmattdambrosio) February 12, 2018 12 / 25 You’re an idiot if you haven’t watched the new Queer Eye on Netflix.— Steve Delfino 🔩 (@SteveDelfino) February 12, 2018 13 / 25 *hooks up an IV of the new Queer Eye in my left arm and Adam Rippon interviews in my right and turns into gay hulk*— Myles Tanzer (@mylestanzer) February 12, 2018 14 / 25 Queer eye is the best show to happen to my heart in a while. pic.twitter.com/m4jgKZfudm— Lou Ridley (@LouRidleyx) February 13, 2018 15 / 25 The new @QueerEye has made me cry in every episode so far and I'm not even having THAT kind of a week— jonathan fierros (@thejon101) February 12, 2018 16 / 25 hey siri google "how to support yourself from home in your bed watching Queer Eye all day long"— Jane (@TotalJaneMove) February 13, 2018 17 / 25 Queer Eye is so wholesome and pure that it made me forget Donald Trump is our president for a full 45 minutes— Bratwurst Chillips (@chewbekah_) February 11, 2018 18 / 25 Me binge-watching Queer Eye all day pic.twitter.com/cVWT8Vlv4D— Alaina Johnson (@Lainy_Johnson) February 11, 2018 19 / 25 Quits job and life to watch queer eye full time because it's enough if an emotional rollercoaster to seem like life— such state violence (@daltonmannin) February 13, 2018 20 / 25 Opened up Netflix for some light laundry folding tv... ended up ugly crying at the heartwarming and enlightened @QueerEye— Amanda (@Amanda88Joy) February 10, 2018 21 / 25 Definitely cried 4 times watching the first episode of @QueerEye on Netflix. Humans connecting with humans. Beautiful. The world needs more of that.— Mike DiCenzo (@mikedicenzo) February 11, 2018 22 / 25 I think I love #QueerEye because it is corny as hell and I think sometimes being corny as hell is the most courageous thing you can be.— Anthony Oliveira (@meakoopa) February 13, 2018 23 / 25 Everyone needs to watch @QueerEye.I was apprehensive but @jvn @antoni @KaramoBrown @bobbyberk and Tan France have me crying every episode.It’s so funny.It’s so fun.It’s still important.#QueerEye forever. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜— Alex Goldschmidt (@alexandergold) February 11, 2018 24 / 25 I’m late to the party.....But I am ugly crying to Queer Eye!— Aaron (@chibikuma83) February 13, 2018 25 / 25 NetflixQueer EyeTwitterTV