Two Gay Guys video blog: Cleaning up after the AfterElton readers' choice poll
Brent and Michael (aka Two Gay Guys) are classic multi-taskers. In this week's episode, they manage to discuss the conversation-starting top placers in the AfterElton.com Top 25 Gay TV Characters Poll while managing to do some housework at the same time. Now I know how these two manage to get so much done even after their Flying Monkeys have flown south for the winter. If you had strong feelings about Brian Kinney or Jack MacFarland snagging the top spots in the poll, you'll definitely want to check this out. Me, I enjoyed it most for the chance to see my boss clean a toilet. "Celebrities ... They're Just Like Us!" Submitted by on Wed, 2007-12-05 11:54. |
![]() Recent Comments
Recent blog posts
|








RIGHT ON!!!!
Awesome VBlog guys!!!! And I agree with what you said. I did vote for Brian Kinney, but not Jack MacFarland. But I agree with what you said about him too. Look at the show Rosanne. Is every working Mom like Rosanne? No! My Mom hated that show. But her charcter was representative of some households and she was funny.
Anyway, thanks for another great video. And I think you did a fine job cleaning the toilet! :)
Justin
thanks for trying to diffuse the situation.
the top two choices still stink, though. it'll take more than scrubbing to remove that rotten stench.
oh...do you guys do windows?
http://whitewingeddove.blogspot.com/
Only our own!
Vlogtastic
Great video blog!
More than 60% of Americans get their information about gay people from the media. Making portrayals of gay people are incredibly important in how we are perceived. I couldn't agree with you more, Michael, the general public wants to see the stereotypes for their own entertainment and to validate their prejudices.
Evan, validation of stereotypes
is unfortunately popular because it makes a complex world seemingly more simple. Gay people have their own share of stereotypes especially when it comes to race and physical attributes. As well with physical attractiveness and how appealing a person's personality is (physically attractive people's negative traits are downplayed, just imagine if Brian Kinney had looked like Ted would he still have been #1?).
Cheers
JBE
Great Video Blog Michael & Brent
the thing I found fascinating about QAF was how so many gay people thought it represented "their culture" that it was "their show". Well actually it was a skewed portrayal of a sub-culture that probably only represents a small percentage of gay people in the world. If you count China and India the vast majority of gay people still live very closeted lives.
I could relate to QAF because I am white, live in a big city with lots of openly gay people, and participated in many of the activities portrayed in QAF. Underwear parties, circuit parties, dancing nearly all night at my favourite bar, etc., etc.. QAF never had any Asian men or Black men or white men that only go for one of those two groups. A big oversight I thought. Toronto has a huge Asian gay population that are very active in the community. I guess Pittsburgh is more homogeneous.
Finally, I wonder what the results would have been if the voters had, let us say, a close encounter of the intimate kind with a Brian Kinney type. I did and it was one of the worse nights of my life! I guess he did not pick up on my lack of enthusiasm (not surprising considering how self-centred he was) because he asked for "round 2". I said thanks but no thanks. He never forgave me and still gives me the cold shoulder 17 years later! Gee I am crushed (not).
Cheers
JBE
I'm not sure you really understood QAF...