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In another, a man is on cloud nine after a friend makes a shockingly intimate request: “text me when you get home.” Other sketches tackle self-importance (like the guy who says “partner” instead of “girlfriend”), mock male fragility (“how do you get the algorithm to respect you?”), or riff on the performative male trope. I hate birds, too.
Pump-her iron!
Why did the gay robot short-circuit? On social media, the manosphere clamors for our attention, extolling traditional masculine virtues such as authority, protein powder and the stamping-out of empathy. He also points to the gap between social media and reality: “I mean, it’s gotten so ridiculous,” he says.
They kneaded inclusivity!
What’s a bear’s favorite app? The Bite-sexual Alliance!Why don’t gay penguins use umbrellas? Paw-rn!How do you fix a broken rainbow? But self-mocking man comedy offers an alternative narrative of modern masculinity: it’s a study in conflicting demands and expectations, a clash between honesty and performance.
They couldn’t straight-en the path!
What’s a gay cat’s favorite snack? “Dumb masculinity, I think, is very funny,” Licata says in an interview. Bi all means!”“Slay the day, every day!”“Queer-iously awesome!”“This ally loves you to the moon and homo!”“Trans-cendent vibes only!”“Love wins… and puns!”“Non-binary?
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What do you call a pansexual painter? In a series of cringe-inducing attempts to demonstrate his allyship, as he asks attendees awkward questions and demands to have his picture taken, he embarrasses his partner.
More like non-boring!”
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And as is often the case in these sketches, the comedian plays a version of himself.