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34 Comments on “Mark Normand – Gay Bars”

  3. I stated watching this think here we go another comedian laughing at gay guys…. I was genuinely touched by this guys genuine open mindedness and the jokes were really funny. And yes he does have beautiful eyes ❤️

  6. Great humor, this shows how far we've come. Furthermore, regarding gay guys hitting on straight guys–we are doing the same thing you do to straight women. Just saying..

  8. This is hilarious and it brings up a good point; why does every homophobe act like they're the hottest thing on planet earth? They're terrified that if they associate with homosexuals that they'll be constantly hit on aggressively because the only criteria for a gay man is that the other person be a man, no consideration for what actually constitutes attraction. Funny; do all heterosexuals hit on every person of the opposite sex? Because that's the only logic that would fit their way of thinking!

  9. When I came out to my brother I was so scared because I thought he was going to disown me. We were pretty close. Well, not only did he embrace but accepted as well. He use to club hop with me he and his wife. They love my group of friends and the boys really love my brother 🙄. He was just like this comic. He was very cool about it.

  14. Ways of Seeing by Berger shows the way in women are often presented as wanting to be desired. And it's true, women expect to be desired and pursued while men are always in the role of pursuing when they too, wish to be desired.

  15. Someone wrote a comment about Mark's jokes not being insulting to gay people. It made me realize that I almost never hear gay men complain about jokes and words and phrases. The thrum of outraged complaints from LGBT women is so constant it's like a dull, consistent, inescapable rumble. You think maybe guys are tougher than women are?

  16. Any guy who goes to a gay bar is assumed to be either gay or heteroflexible – That’s why saying you’re straight doesn’t always work. Saying “I’m not interested” WILL work. Or just don’t go to our bars. I don’t go to straight bars and then get offended because straight women persistently hit on me, for God’s sake.

  22. Lol id take free drinks an hang at a gay bar have gay friends aslong as u dnt fuckem its a good time if ur straight lotta wealthy lonely gay men who just want a good conversation thatl pay for ur whole night generally they understand when ur straight lol usually most ppl kbow a single gay man its like just bein a middle man makin lov connections lol

  24. This guy is hilarious. He speaks the truth in humor though. Seriously, the part about just appreciating being appreciated is right.
    If a girl told a gay guy he was hot, he's not going to turn on her, just be grateful someone is nice enough to day something.

  29. When I first learned about what the gay is, I didn't understand it very well.
    When I learned about it some more, I was a little bit homophobic.
    Then when I found out that I was bisexual, I wasn't sure if I was safe mentally and emotionally, but I tried to get use to the idea.
    After I finally accepted who I am and all that, I was able to say on the internet without hesitation.
    And my goodness, I love being bi!

  31. That was good! Just one question though, his friend works at A gay bar, so that's why he goes to gay BarS? As in multiple ones, where his friend doesn't work?

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