Crowd Hangout

Crowd Hangout is a MHA fanserver. With over 40 channels to chat, play games, share theories, and more! We even offer 30+ roles, to make sure your experience here is as customisable as possible.

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Crowd Hangout

Crowd Hangout is a UK based MHA discord fanserver, fit for everything you could need it for. You can join us here.

13-20 age requirement.

What do we have to offer?

A lot. Our channel layout is easy and cute, so you have no worries of getting lost or losing your place, even with 40+ channels. There's a designated place for everything, including somewhere for you and other members to give us suggestions for things you'd like to see!

We have roleplay channels, (we even accept OC's!), including UA highschool, 5 cities, social media, and even a place to roleplay characters dreams! But don't worry, is roleplay not for you? You won't have to go through and mute every channel, since every roleplay channel can be only be accessed if you pick up the role!

Speaking of roles, we have a lot. We want to make sure your experience is customised to your liking, so you have no unnecessary or annoying pings. We offer 14 ping roles, over 30 different colour roles, and 20+ others! Does that sound like too much? At Crowd Hangout we only require you to have 3 roles, your age, pronouns, and roleplay status; everything else you can ignore entirely!

We know that sometimes it can be hard to join a new server, especially when it feels like everyone's already got their own clique, so we've made it easy to say hi, and share things you enjoy! With an entire category dedicated to you, it's no hard task to introduce yourself, face reveal, and share your socials.

"But I don't care about making friends, I just want to talk about MHA!" We hear you say. You don't have to worry about that either, we have absolutely everything handled! Crowd Hangout has an entire category just for MHA. Theories, headcanons, quirks, you name it! It's all there ready for you.

And if all that doesn't convince you, then we guess you'll just have to come and see for yourself.

With love, Crowd Hangout Official.

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Pride 2026 Day 6: Marsha P Johnson

Marsha P Johnson was born in 1945 New Jersey, and was one of the most prominent figures of the gay rights movement in 60's and 70's New York City. She was also an important advocate for those affected by HIV and AIDS, and homeless LGBTQ+ youth.

Marsha described herself as a gay transvestite and a drag queen, and used she/her pronouns. She adopted her new name after moving to New York, the P standing for "pay it no mind".

Despite her ever present smile and bright personality, life wasn't easy for Marsha. She didn't have a permanent home, instead staying at friends houses, hotels, restaurants, and movie theatres through the nights. Even while waiting tables and performing in drag shows, Marsha struggled to find employment, and turned to sex work which often resulted in being abused and arrested.

At 17, not long after moving to New York, Marsha met Sylvia Rivera, an 11 year old transgender Puerto Rican girl. Marsha taught Sylvia how to love herself and her identity, and Sylvia later said that Marsha was like a mother to her.

In 1969, Marsha's life would change after she arrived at the Stonewall Inn to find the place on fire, and riots happening outside on the street. Marsha said, like many other transgender women, that she had nothing to lose, and joined the front lines.

On July 6th 1992, Marsha's body was found in the Hudson river. Despite her death originally being ruled a suicide, many friends doubted that conclusion. Police later reclassified her case as a drowning from undetermined causes, but the LGBTQ+ community were furious that they refused to investigate further.

At her funeral, hundreds of people showed up to respect her. There were so many people they spilled out of the church and onto the street.

"As long as gay people don't have their rights all across america, there is no reason for celebration." - Marsha P Johnson, 1972.

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Pride 2026 Day 5: Queer Leaders and Historic Icons

Barbara Gittings 1932-2007 Barbara founded the "Daughters of Bilitis" in 1958, and is considered the mother of the gay rights movement.

Sylvia Rivera 1951-2002 Sylvia was a drag queen and trans activist, also playing an important role in the Stonewall riots.

Harvey Milk 1930-1978 Harvey was one of the first openly gay elected officials in the U.S.A.

Audre Lorde 1934-1992 Audre was a civil rights, gay liberation, and women's liberation activist; as well as a poet.

Billie Jean King 1943-present Billie was the first prominent female athlete to come out as a lesbian.

Larry Kramer 1935-2020 Larry was a writer who co-founded the gay men's health crisis to support men with AIDS.

Bayard Rustin 1912-1987 Bayard played a key role in the civil rights movement, and testified on behalf of New York's gay rights bill.

Edith Windsor 1929-2017 Edith was a leading figure in the fight for marriage equality.

Jim Obergefell 1966-present Jim is an activist and was the named plaintiff in Obergefell v Hodges, which granted same sex couples the right to marry.

George Takei 1937-present George is an actor and advocate for Asian American and LGBTQ+ rights.

Laverve Cox 1972-present Laverne was the first openly trans person to appear on the cover of Time Magazine, and the first trans woman to win an emmy.

Elliot Page 1987-present Elliot is a non-binary actor and LGBTQ+ rights advocate.

Kelley Robinson 1985-present Kelley is the first black queer woman to serve as president of the human rights campaign.

Apologies for the delay, we will be back on track in a few days.

Happy pride, Crowd Hangout.

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Pride 2026 Day 4: The Stonewall Inn

The Stonewall Inn is a gay bar on Christopher Street in the Greenwich village neighbourhood of New York City.

It was originally built as a stable, then turned into a bakery, but after a fire in 1964, it reopened as a gay club, run by organised crime, with police raids being common and brutal.

A typical raid happened on June 27th 1969, however, on June 28th at 01:20AM, the police raided again. This time, people weren't cooperative. Riots broke out in and around the bar, continuing every day until July 3rd. By the end of the month, the Gay Liberation Front had been formed.

The following year, on June 28th, the first ever pride marches took place, ensuring nobody forgot about the riots.

The Stonewall Inn did not survive the riots, but was eventually reopened as a gay bar in the early 1990s.

Happy pride, Crowd Hangout.

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Pride 2026 Day 3: A Brief History

Pride has been a political celebration since it began, and although today it may seem like it's all rainbows and fun, it's still a protest against unjust systems.

One of the most famous early parts of queer history is the prosecution of Oscar Wilde, a gay author who was convicted under the Labouchere Amendment in 1895. Decades later, another author, Radclyffe Hall, wrote "The Well of Loneliness" in 1928. It explored queer disruption of gender norms and sexuality, but was banned just 3 weeks after it's release.

Across the 1940s and 50s, the Gateways Club was open to a varying mix of people, becoming women only in 1967. It played an integral role in London's lesbian nightlife, eventually being made famous due to 1968 film "The Killing of Sister George".

In the Corbett v Corbett case in 1969, Arthur Corbett attempted to annul his marriage to April Ashley with the argument she was legally male. The court decided this to be true, despite how April had lived her life. Changes to gender on legal documents wasn't possible again until 2004.

in 2001, the age of consent was equalised to 16, and in 2003, section 28 was appended, meaning it's no longer illegal to promote homosexuality.

In 2013, same sex marriage became legal in England and Wales, despite queer people celebrating their relationships outside the law for centuries.

Happy pride, Crowd Hangout.

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Pride 2026 Day 2: The Beginning of Pride

The first pride marches were actually riots, since LGBTQ+ people couldn't exist openly without fear of abuse, arrest, or worse. The Stonewall riot in 1969 kick started the fight for queer rights, but marches continued to further push for liberation.

One year after the riots at the Stonewall Inn, the first pride parade marches were held in New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. They helped to remind people that LGBTQ+ are all around us, they're your friends, family, coworkers, and strangers.

US president Bill Clinton officially declared June to be "gay and lesbian pride month" in 1999, however president Barack Obama expanded the definition to include the whole of the LGBTQ+ community. International

LGBTQ+ pride day is held on June 28th, the same day as the Stonewall riots in 1969.

Happy pride, Crowd Hangout.

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Pride 2026

Pride month is a celebration of self that takes place during June every year, it began with riots for the rights of the LGBTQ+ community, and now exists as a parade for people to unite regardless of who they are.

Pride is a place of love over hate, of acceptance over shame. We welcome you to learn more about queer icons and history over the next month.

Happy pride! Crowd Hangout.

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This months theme is...

Catzawa!

Create a piece of art featuring Shouta Aizawa / Eraserhead featuring cats. Get creative!

You have from 23/05/26 00:00 to 04/06/26 23:59 (UK time) to submit your works. Anything submitted outside of these hours will not be entered.

To submit your work, send it to werldyofficial on discord or here at crowdhangoutofficial.

Good luck!

With love, Crowd Hangout.

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This months theme is...

Catzawa!

Create a piece of art featuring Shouta Aizawa / Eraserhead featuring cats. Get creative!

You have from 23/05/26 00:00 to 04/06/26 23:59 (UK time) to submit your works. Anything submitted outside of these hours will not be entered.

To submit your work, send it to werldyofficial on discord or here at crowdhangoutofficial.

Good luck!

With love, Crowd Hangout.

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Mental Health Awareness Week Day 7: Children And Young People

Good mental health is just as vital as good physical health to children as they develop, yet 75% of children and young people with mental health problems aren't getting the support they need.

Surveys show that while most children grow up healthy, more children and young people struggle with their mental health now than 30 years ago. Things like a balanced diet, regular exercise, playing, socialising, and being in homes and schools with safe and calm environments, can help children and young people stay mentally well.

Things such as long term physical illness, grief, bullying or abuse, poverty or homelessness, adult responsibilities, or having a close family member with mental health problems are just a few things that can negatively impact a child's or young person's mental health.

Contact childline at 0800 1111 if you are in danger physically or mentally.

With love, Crowd Hangout.

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Mental Health Awareness Week Day 6: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is a type of therapy that typically happens over a set period of time, often 6 - 20 sessions either weekly or fortnightly. It's based on the idea that our feelings, thoughts, and actions are all connected, and by changing one, we can change the others.

CBT is one of the most common treatments for mental health problems, but can also be used to help people cope better with long term health conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome or chronic fatigue syndrome.

Other types of talking therapies are Dialectal Behaviour Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, and Humanistic Therapy.

With love, Crowd Hangout.

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Mental Health Awareness Week Day 5: Alcohol And Drug Use And Mental Health

Alcohol and Drugs can have different affects on your brain, worsening and even causing mental health problems.

TW: mention of alcohol, drug, paranoia, schizophrenia, anxiety, depression, and psychosis

Alcohol and mental health

There's lots of reasons a person may drink, one of those being to try and change their mood; to feel more relaxed or confident, or to cheer themselves up. However, when the desired affect wears off, it can leave them feeling worse than they did before. Alcohol is a depressant, meaning it disrupts the chemical messengers in your brain. It can change your emotions into negative ones, quickly after the feeling of "high". Excessive alcohol consumption is dangerous, drinking more than 14 units a week is considered high risk.

get support with alcohol here

Drugs and mental health

In this conversation, drugs refer to recreational drugs. Drugs can be illegal, legal, or controlled (only legal if prescribed). Drug use doesn't always start because of mental health problems, but they can be a large contributor to developing or worsening them. Stimulant drugs can make you feel depressed, anxious, or paranoid, and some can even trigger psychosis, schizophrenia, or memory loss. Mixing drugs with alcohol can be dangerous, or even fatal, especially if you take medication.

get support with drug use here

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Spacechaco winner!

With 38 stars, @linpitilin (discord) is the winner of the spacechaco art competition, and our new star of the week!

Rankings:

1st: @linpilitin on discord, 38 stars 2nd: @gayuwui on discord, 20 stars 3rd: @duckie525 on discord, 19 stars

Thank you to everyone who participated or voted! With love, Crowd Hangout.

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Mental Health Awareness Week Day 4: Wear It Green Day

Wear It Green day is a way for everyone to show support for mental health awareness, and help raise funds in a fun way. Green symbolises growth and renewal, and green ribbons are a common symbol for mental health awareness.

You can get involved today by simply wearing green, donating to a mental health charity, or even organising your own Wear It Green event!

With love, Crowd Hangout.

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Mental Health Awareness Week Day 3: Mental Conditions

Mental health can apply to many different things, let's learn about a few different types of mental health conditions. TW: discussion of OCD, EDs, PTSD, and Bipolar

Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar Disorder is a mental health condition involving extreme mood swings. People with Bipolar go through episodes of mania and depression, which can make daily activities and tasks such as up-keeping relationships or careers difficult.

Eating Disorders

An Eating Disorder is the use of food as an unhealthy coping mechanism. The most common Eating Disorders are: Anorexia Nervosa; not eating and/or exercising excessively in an attempt to lose weight. Bulimia; taking drastic action to not put on or lose weight after losing control with food. Binge Eating Disorder; eating an unhealthy amount of food to the point of physical discomfort or pain.

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

OCD involves obessions; unwanted and unpleasant thoughts or images that appear in your mind repeatedly, and compulsions; repetitive actions or thoughts done to alleviate anxiety, often seemingly irrational or without reason.

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

PTSD can be developed after witnessing or experiencing a traumatic event. It can make daily life difficult, from looking after yourself to holding down a job, and can make you more vulnerable to developing other mental or physical health problems.

With love, Crowd Hangout.

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Mental Health Awareness Week Day 2: How To Help

Whether you struggle with mental health problems yourself, or know someone who does, it can be hard to know how to get started.

Support Hotlines

Samaritans Available to call 24/7 for free at 116 123. Also have an option for a face to face visit. Give Us A Shout Available to text confidentially 24/7 for free, text SHOUT to 85258 CALM Available to call anonymously from 17:00 - 00:00 every day for free at 0800 58 58 58. Also available to text on Whatsapp or Webchat. Childline Support for under 18s available 24/7 at 0800 1111. Switchboard Support for LGBTQ+ people available from 10:00 - 22:00 at 0800 0119 100. Also available through email and text.

Other Support Lines

999 If in immediate danger. 111 For urgent help with mental health. 0800 587 0800 National suicide prevention hotline.

Getting help can be scary, but it has to start somewhere. Never be afraid to reach out.

These are british numbers, please check your local area

With love, Crowd Hangout.