Father Of Maybelline’s First Male Model Shuts Up Homophobic Asshole With Brilliant Response
Recently we told you about Manny Gutierrez, the 25-year-old “beauty boy” who was chosen to be the first male Maybelline model.
Well, while many people have had nothing but good to say about his historic appointment, others haven’t been quite so supportive. One person in particular, namely a blogger called Matt Walsh who seems to make a habit of upsetting people on Twitter with his conservative views, even wrote a homophobic comment about it. “Dads, this is why you need to be there to raise your sons,” he tweeted alongside a picture of Gutierrez wearing makeup. We’re not quite sure what he was expecting to achieve with his comment, but one thing he probably DIDN’T expect was to be called out about it and consequently shut down by Manny’s very own father! But as you can see from his brilliant response, that’s precisely what happened.
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A conservative blogger called Matt Walsh recently tweeted a homophobic comment about Manny Gutierrez, Maybelline’s first ever male model
He probably didn’t expect to be called out about it, but he got shut down in epic style by Manny’s own father!
Manny responded with some funny words of support for his awesome dad
He also had some important messages to share
And the internet had its own messages of support for Manny and his dad
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Share on FacebookIt is apparent that Manny Sr. taught his son to be "the best you can be". And equally apparent that Manny Jr. took those ideals and made himself into an icon for a whole new generation to appreciate, love and inspire. Congrats to BOTH men
That part when he says "being a man isn't about how tough or masculine you are" etc. I had the same random thoughts and I'm so delighted somebody put it into words. And a man even. Thank you so much, Manny. I hope your words and gestures give courage to the nice guys out there (regardless of their sexuality, or visual style), who have better things to do and worry about other than how big their penises are. And, btw., I noticed somehow hetero males are the ones who care about other men genitals more than females do, so take notes.
It is apparent that Manny Sr. taught his son to be "the best you can be". And equally apparent that Manny Jr. took those ideals and made himself into an icon for a whole new generation to appreciate, love and inspire. Congrats to BOTH men
That part when he says "being a man isn't about how tough or masculine you are" etc. I had the same random thoughts and I'm so delighted somebody put it into words. And a man even. Thank you so much, Manny. I hope your words and gestures give courage to the nice guys out there (regardless of their sexuality, or visual style), who have better things to do and worry about other than how big their penises are. And, btw., I noticed somehow hetero males are the ones who care about other men genitals more than females do, so take notes.
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