Comedian Jerrod Michael reveals Sexual Experience with Dudes in HBO Special

He's cute

Are all of Tyler the Creator's friends secret homos?

Goodlooking bro

I liked his NBC show

Sexy

That's what happens when no one watches for the jokes.

I don't know who he is, but I'm guessing a dick like a country sausage and balls like brillo pads.

"It’s an emotional mountain my family has had to climb and is still climbing it in some ways." -- Jerrod Carmichael on his new HBO special, "Home Videos"

He had an NBC named after him

NBC Show

It's a shame OP couldn't get the name right.

It's CARMICHAEL, not Michael.

Yeah true

Guess we now know who this blind item is about.

R14 They confirm it was indeed about him.

Somehow this one shocks me. He is cute though and its something about those tall, lanky guys always gets me to spread open.

His comedy is quirky. I hope that admitting that he likes the hole and the pole doesn’t kill his career.

From now on he’ll be referred to as “the bisexual comedian” which will probably be very annoying. We love to label people.

Wow, a down low black male. Shock. What is surprising is he had the balls to come out.

I like him a lot. Smart comedian. Too bad the show wasn’t that good.

I love Black Bisexual Magic

I didn’t realize The Carmichael Show was on for three seasons

r17 why do you think he came out?

It’s just discussing life. Nonchalant, casual mentioning of details about one’s life. He’s not trying to adopt an identity based on sexual experiences

He’s so cute

Jerrod who?

Carmichael

"It’s just discussing life. Nonchalant, casual mentioning of details about one’s life. He’s not trying to adopt an identity based on sexual experiences"

You could say this about nearly every celebrity who does an interview in which they describe same-sex encounters. But our society doesn't care what they want--we want to label them. And we do.

We do, but guys like Frank Ocean still manage to live beyond labels and doesn’t let them pigeon hole him

Everyone knew already. Just look at him. Could his countenance be any gayer?

I will never understand why gay people feel the need to make an announcement of who they’re having sex with, as if it such a big deal……get over yourself, and keep your sex life to yourself, it’s no one’s business but your own! Stop forcing your sex life on others that could not care less about who you’re doing!

What was the result of Jerrod's "causal" sex?

Welcome to a new age of stand -up comedy. Whereas we used to have every comedian come out and talk about the difference between living in LA as opposed to New York ( which only amused people in LA and New York), now we can have comedians talking about the difference between fucking men and women. How woke!

Who???

Cookies!

R33, you’re just hopelessly old, white, and clueless dude.

R32, you are aware that this is exactly the way it didn't happen in this particular case, right? Maybe I am missing subtext in your post.

The guy talked constantly about women in his standup and his character on his show was engaged to a woman but we get a vague sentence about men with the emphasis on it being in the past. In a recent profile in the NYT, it was the one subject he didn't want to talk about so I wouldn't be looking to him as some bisexual role model. And if this is the wonderful future of male sexual fluidity, it still seems soaked in shame and repression - the very definition of homophobia and heteronormativity.

-r30 No one it taking the bait troll

Who cares? He's a nobody comedian.

He’s Pretty big. He had an eponymous tv show for three seasons on NBC prime time and now an HBO show.

HBO loves him

Trio

I didn’t get bi/gay vibes from him at all. I’m really surprised. Good for him

Is this the comedian there was a blind item about a few weeks ago, about a comedian making a big reveal in a stand-up soon?

Yes

I bet he can lay some PIPE

Probably

On The Carmichael Show, Jerrod Carmichael tackled many issues and situations relatable to the everyday American, and often, through a comedic lens.

In his own personal life though, he’s been more reserved, which is beginning to change as of late. During his HBO special Home Videos, Jerrod hinted at his sexuality and relayed that he has “hooked up” with men. Now, during an interview with on The Breakfast Club, specifically Charlamagne Tha God, he’s revealing even more.

After Charlamagne brought up his Home Videos comments, Carmichael began by touching on the conversation he had with his mother in coming out to her.

“I said it. It was a conversation with my mom. I said it, and ‘what else?'” he said. “Yeah, and I don’t want that to feel exploitative. ‘Home Videos’ shouldn’t feel that, it’s like we all playin’ and [if] we all naked in this thing – then, we’re all naked in the thing. And it’s my mom, and I was scared to see what she would think of it in that moment.”

Then, after Charlamagne asked about how the rest of his family felt about his sexuality, particularly older members, Jerrod mused that other people’s acceptance of him is on them and it doesn’t affect him negatively.

“Here’s the thing: I’m always gonna present things as honest as I can. I just accept that if you’re not gonna accept that – you’re not gonna accept me, you’re not gonna accept my work. I’m cool with that,” he said. “I’m cool with letting that go. I don’t think that that’s – in any way – a disruption to life, or to career, or to personal relationships that I care about…be free, my n***a…express what you’re feeling. Be you.”

Watch the entire Breakfast Club interview below.

I want him to slap his big cock on my face.

Here's what I often say: 80-90% of men have had same sex encounters.

No I have nothing to back this up with.

But I've come across this figure at 40%. Admitted. Surely the reality is much higher. And we all know guys will stick it anywhere

The Decider: The Carmichael Show earned kudos for its star and creator, the stand-up comedian Jerrod Carmichael, when it debuted on NBC in the summer of 2015. Critics compared Carmichael’s family-oriented social-issue sitcom to the multi-cam classic All In The Family. Despite naming his TV parents after his real mother and father, nothing in his primetime network scripts could ever compare to the real-life drama that has played out for decades back in the Carmichael home in North Carolina. That’s painfully clear in a two-part documentary he shot for HBO.

He’s a very bright and deep brotha

I didn't care for his first HBO special, but there was something about him - or his stage presence, for lack of a better way of putting it - that I liked.

I love his Mom. She is beautiful and dignified