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It's all good fun even if you don't really know the lyrics.

Ellen Degeneres invited Orlando night club shooting survivor Tony Marrero to share his story on her show (above) and you'll feel all the feels.

He found strength in Katy Perry's music while recovering in the hospital from four gunshot wounds to his back, so Ellen surprises him by letting him and Perry meet, where she offers to personally pay for his first year at film school:

Thankfully, the last Pulse shooting survivor was just discharged from the hospital after nearly 3 months.




No matter what, #lovewins

Quincy Jones was on the Ellen show previously talking about the Kickstarter to fund his comedy special. At the time she presented him with a $10,000 check and simply mentioned that some distributor should pick it up when his special has been recorded. 



Clearly, Ellen has done more than that. Jones plans to tape the special at Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles April 4 and it looks like fans can watch it on HBO when it gets released. 

Akshat Singh is currently tearing it up on the dance floor of India's Got Talent, so obviously perpetual dancing fiend Ellen Degeneres had to get this kid on board. You're going places, Singh.

Forget hurricanes and earthquakes, a gay avalanche is coming and we need to be prepared!

A writer for The Christian Post wrote an op-ed last week called “Are You Aware of the Avalanche of Gay Programming Assaulting Your Home?”

In his piece, he criticizes a number of gay celebrities as well as gay-themed TV shows and films including Michael Sam, Anderson Cooper “Glee,” “Modern Family” and “Foxcatcher.”

“The indoctrination and propaganda coming from those advocating a gay lifestyle in our country, classrooms and culture are increasing,” he writes. “We are being bombarded!”

His suggestion is that we only watch shows like “Little House on the Prairie,” and “I Love Lucy” to combat this “tidal wave of unprecedented evil.”

He also targets Ellen in particular saying:

“Ellen DeGeneres” celebrates her lesbianism and “marriage” in between appearances of guests like Taylor Swift to attract young girls.

So on her show this week, Ellen responded to the online criticism, which she says she usually just ignores.

“If you ask me, Larry’s watching a lot of gay TV,” she joked, proceeding to discuss her real agenda.

“Larry the only way I’m trying to influence people is to be more kind and compassionate with one another. That is the message I’m sending out.”