A friend passed this along to me today and I couldn't resist sharing with my hair-gel hating, anti-Ed Hardy readers. It's a clip from MTV's new show "Is She Really Going Out With Him?" inspired by this popular website.
The commentary is pretty spot on (and the content resembles more than a few scenes I witness weekly on the party scene). Enjoy, or cringe.
Friday, June 19, 2009
For reals, bro?
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No one should call their bf/gf "boo."
Does he know he's white?
And when did "For real?" get an 's' on the end?
I weep for the future...
I am starting to hope that the Myans were right about 2012, if adult versions of guys like this are our future...
Oh wait a minute, he's 24, shouldn't he be an adult already? Hmmm.
Please tell me that is a parity of the idiots that think going to clubs every night and get wasted while dancing on speakers in an amazing life.
I wish I was this cool. I'd have mad females son.
the "graphic" t-shirts say it all.
Lets hope this is not real
Wow, death to decency, self-respect and the English language all in one scene. I'd be impressed if this were fictitious enough to pass off as comedy.
Sadly enough, as long as girls respond to guys like that, this will continue to be a reality. For reals.
Was this filmed at Suite??
okay I admit I trolled a few haunts like that in my younger days. Back when MichaelJackson was a black man, and Terrance Trent Darby was a name people actually heard of.
I could dance, but had nothing to prove while doing so. So we did it on a dance floor with members of the opposite sex.
My girlfriend in those days was a redhead with a pixie nose named Ginger, who most likely would have
beat the sense into me with a diving buoy from my boat, named "Ginger" if I ever called her "boo".
Today's senseless drunks and hussies are tomorrows lawyers and senators.
Anonymous 5:07pm - it has nothing to do with him not knowing he's white. It has to do with him acting like an idiot.
Nanners - it's spelled "parody"
Thank God I'm happily married and don't go to clubs any more. When I did go to clubs, people actually went there to dance, not to stand around in pseudo-VIP suites looking stupid and immature. That scene probably plays itself out every night at the EpiCentre, and especially at Buckhead. Yuck!
Just think the Epicenter built their business on d-bags like that
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