Fun fact: I took an improv class early in the morning that Oscar taught and regularly ate toast with flavored butter right before going to his class. So he was very close to enlightenment but was robbed of it just because I eat too fast. also obligatory yes, Oscar is just as lovely and wonderful in person as he appears on Dropout. Nobody has ever had anything but great things to say about him
I used to have a lot of respect for Oscar, but about a year ago I was eating at a restaurant and he was sitting a couple tables over with a few other people. They were being a bit loud, but not in a bad way. They were clearly having fun and I don't think anyone was really bothered by them. After the waiter took my table's drink order, I went to the bathroom. When I came back there was bread on the table, but nothing to eat the bread with. I looked around for the waiter to ask about this, but I noticed Oscar looking over at our table, grinning. I thought it was cool, as I was a fan, so I gave him a head nod. He then pulled out from under the table several small dishes filled with butter. I gave him a confused look, and he started yelling: "Your bread, my butter! Your bread, my butter!". His friends started doing the same. The waiter came over to our table and told us it was probably best if we left. When I asked why, Oscar and his friends started throwing bread at us. Old bread. Very hard. I have no idea where he got it. We left the restaurant, Oscar yelled something like "Don't forget to pay your bill, bread boy!". It was a terrible experience.
I saw Oscar at a grocery store in Los Angeles yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying. The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter. When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
@@jetsniper No it just means they go get well-done steak and potatoes at Texas Roadhouse and say how great the price is and that is their idea of a good meal. If you served them nutrient paste they would not notice. Often paired with orthorexia or anorexia or overeating because their idea of a successful meal is one that leaves them bursting.
They all taste the same, it's just that its butter with herbs and garlic so you taste that too. To make a compound butter you literally just mix what you're adding into the butter then remold it. Different animal milks make different tastes from cow butter tho.
It’s really just the commonly accepted stereotype of gay people (specifically men but can extend to other identities) having a preference for the fabulous, extravagant, and lush. When we apply this to Oscar, a gay man who’s been living in Los Angeles (very hipster/bougie, not hard to find things like “lavender butter” or whatever), it’s quite surprising/novel that he would never have experienced flavored butter. (Just as a note, I hope I’m not over explaining the joke, you said you unironically couldn’t connect the two so I’m just trying to be helpful ❤)
@@123ellemnop +1, this exactly. at some point, fabulous and complicated become unbelievably cunt. its the detail oriented nature of butter that tastes like a summer day in a sunflower field. theres something zen about consuming something so unbelievably unnecessary--- people who have the time to care that their water is flavored with italian lemons are ~luxurious~ and therefore aspirational
@@123ellemnop It's a good explanation. I think the most important part is the latter half of your comment, where he's very hipster/bougie and living in LA. Finding a gay man who hasn't had flavored butter in LA is like finding a midwestern conservative who doesn't think the civil war was about "state's rights". Inconceivable.
I'd prefer regular butter, but my mother never stocks up on it. Every Land o' Lakes tub she buys has cinnamon in it or some other shit, *at the least* some canola oil. It's not horrible, but also like... I'd prefer the butter. Plus I'm bisexual so I only count as a half person when it comes to the flavored butter gay demographic.
I don't know of anyone who makes (good) cheesy garlic bread without using herb and garlic butter. Preparing a garlic butter ahead of time (or buying one to use) keeps the garlic flavour from being too overpowering@@arosbastion7052. Or you can just put garlic powder on regular buttered bread and you end up with flavored bread, I do that sometimes too if I'm too lazy
@ Yeah, but her voice was totally normal. It's not the funniest joke ever, but it's a weird criticism of it. Like Matt is trying too hard to be cynical, which is a pet peeve of mine. IMO, pretension should be the eighth deadly sin.
She acted so surprised despite him literally questioning in the beginning if all butter tasted the same. lol But for real...honey butter...garlic butter...c'mon now. Those are so common.
Are they? Genuinely? I've at least HEARD of garlic butter, sure, but you will not in a million years convince me it's "so common." Flavored ice cream is "so common." It's pretty much the default but most people, i promise you, don't really ever think about what flavor their butter is or about what herbs/oils/creams/etc. are in it.
Honey butter is a VERY North American thing, thats not common elsewhere. Herb butter though, thats pretty universal (though either considered very high end bougie or very farm cottage core depending on where you live)
So American gays have a wider butter tasting skillset than other gays? Because Im pretty gay and where I live we have butter with salt or with a lot of salt. There are no gay marches for flavored butter. I mean, as far as I can remember...
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Fun fact: I took an improv class early in the morning that Oscar taught and regularly ate toast with flavored butter right before going to his class. So he was very close to enlightenment but was robbed of it just because I eat too fast.
also obligatory yes, Oscar is just as lovely and wonderful in person as he appears on Dropout. Nobody has ever had anything but great things to say about him
I used to have a lot of respect for Oscar, but about a year ago I was eating at a restaurant and he was sitting a couple tables over with a few other people. They were being a bit loud, but not in a bad way. They were clearly having fun and I don't think anyone was really bothered by them. After the waiter took my table's drink order, I went to the bathroom. When I came back there was bread on the table, but nothing to eat the bread with. I looked around for the waiter to ask about this, but I noticed Oscar looking over at our table, grinning. I thought it was cool, as I was a fan, so I gave him a head nod. He then pulled out from under the table several small dishes filled with butter. I gave him a confused look, and he started yelling: "Your bread, my butter! Your bread, my butter!". His friends started doing the same. The waiter came over to our table and told us it was probably best if we left. When I asked why, Oscar and his friends started throwing bread at us. Old bread. Very hard. I have no idea where he got it.
We left the restaurant, Oscar yelled something like "Don't forget to pay your bill, bread boy!". It was a terrible experience.
I saw Oscar at a grocery store in Los Angeles yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying.
The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.
When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
@@barghest94 ... what
That's so sweet!
@@mark5071"bread boy" 😭😭😭
This show showed me how much I don’t enjoy food to that magnitude or have any sort of palate the way most people do 😂
Most people? I enjoy food like that and most people think that is ridiculous
I haven't seen it because I don't enjoy food, is it still enjoyable to a none food person
sorry to do this to you but it would be palate, not palette. very different in this context
@kittyshippercavegirl what the hell is a non-food person? do you just survive on gray nutrient smoothies?
@@jetsniper No it just means they go get well-done steak and potatoes at Texas Roadhouse and say how great the price is and that is their idea of a good meal. If you served them nutrient paste they would not notice. Often paired with orthorexia or anorexia or overeating because their idea of a successful meal is one that leaves them bursting.
I'm gay and I was so afraid I haven't had flavored butter, but then garlic herb butter was mentioned and I realized that I've had that
I am hanging onto garlic butter counting too
If you've ever had a cinnamon roll, you've had a flavoured butter.
They all taste the same, it's just that its butter with herbs and garlic so you taste that too. To make a compound butter you literally just mix what you're adding into the butter then remold it. Different animal milks make different tastes from cow butter tho.
I love this clip so much I genuinely watch it daily because I unironically cannot understand the connection between being gay and flavored butter
It’s really just the commonly accepted stereotype of gay people (specifically men but can extend to other identities) having a preference for the fabulous, extravagant, and lush. When we apply this to Oscar, a gay man who’s been living in Los Angeles (very hipster/bougie, not hard to find things like “lavender butter” or whatever), it’s quite surprising/novel that he would never have experienced flavored butter. (Just as a note, I hope I’m not over explaining the joke, you said you unironically couldn’t connect the two so I’m just trying to be helpful ❤)
@@123ellemnop +1, this exactly. at some point, fabulous and complicated become unbelievably cunt. its the detail oriented nature of butter that tastes like a summer day in a sunflower field. theres something zen about consuming something so unbelievably unnecessary--- people who have the time to care that their water is flavored with italian lemons are ~luxurious~ and therefore aspirational
If you drizzle it on a man his schvantz taste like tarragon
@@123ellemnop It's a good explanation. I think the most important part is the latter half of your comment, where he's very hipster/bougie and living in LA. Finding a gay man who hasn't had flavored butter in LA is like finding a midwestern conservative who doesn't think the civil war was about "state's rights". Inconceivable.
@@123ellemnopmy autistic ass thanks you
I had to think for a moment, but I've had honey flavored butter before so I can keep my gay card
I'd prefer regular butter, but my mother never stocks up on it. Every Land o' Lakes tub she buys has cinnamon in it or some other shit, *at the least* some canola oil. It's not horrible, but also like... I'd prefer the butter. Plus I'm bisexual so I only count as a half person when it comes to the flavored butter gay demographic.
I HAVE HAD GARLIC BUTTER DOES THAT COUNT??
@@Lucifronz sounds like ur mom wants u to go full gay. Don’ lissen anon, ev’ry hole’s a goal!!
This is relatable as a bisexual who isn't into musical theater.
Oh thank god my people
oh god... so I'm not the only one
Let's go, my friends!
she's so real for that
Cinnamon butter is the shit and Oscar’s life is incomplete until he has it
I put that shit on my sweet potatos
Ain't no way this man never had garlic bread
garlic bread isn't flavored butter though, it's flavored bread
I don't know of anyone who makes (good) cheesy garlic bread without using herb and garlic butter. Preparing a garlic butter ahead of time (or buying one to use) keeps the garlic flavour from being too overpowering@@arosbastion7052. Or you can just put garlic powder on regular buttered bread and you end up with flavored bread, I do that sometimes too if I'm too lazy
Lets motivate him with a controlled exotic butters
Garlic herb butter 🤤
New stereotype dropped while I wasn't looking?
Nope just most people aren’t that funny so they just say things with a funny tone of voice and that’s enough to get most people
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Are... are you responding to a different comment?
@@kissfan7 I think theyre trying to say its just a low effort joke, you could make up any "YOURE X AND YOUVE NEVER Y?" scenario yknow
@ Yeah, but her voice was totally normal.
It's not the funniest joke ever, but it's a weird criticism of it. Like Matt is trying too hard to be cynical, which is a pet peeve of mine.
IMO, pretension should be the eighth deadly sin.
The stereotype is that gays (especially LA gays) are fancy. 🤷 It's not that deep, lol.
Jordan is such a good host, I hope we get more gastronauts
Why'd she have to do him like that??
I mean, at the very least he must've had garlic butter at some point, right?
From the thumbnail I thought it was Adam Egret wheezing so I assumed this was Norm McDonald yelling this at Adam Egret.
three of my gay friends have never had flavored butter, but they can't cook worth shit anyways.
Just dropping in to say cinnamon sugar butter is outta this world, give it a try on some bread y'all.
He can't believe it's flavored butter
No, we’re gay and we’ve never had flavored butter.
I read this title in my head way differently before I watched the video.
She acted so surprised despite him literally questioning in the beginning if all butter tasted the same. lol
But for real...honey butter...garlic butter...c'mon now. Those are so common.
Are they? Genuinely? I've at least HEARD of garlic butter, sure, but you will not in a million years convince me it's "so common." Flavored ice cream is "so common." It's pretty much the default but most people, i promise you, don't really ever think about what flavor their butter is or about what herbs/oils/creams/etc. are in it.
Honey butter is a VERY North American thing, thats not common elsewhere. Herb butter though, thats pretty universal (though either considered very high end bougie or very farm cottage core depending on where you live)
@@netamin2617 for people living in LA? Yes.
In Germany, salted butter, herb butter and garlic butter are very common, but we would never call it "flavored butter" 🧈
I feels like oscar is in a commercial and nobody else knows
I must not be gay too because the concept of flavored buter seems alien to me. Other than salte, unsalted, that's it for me.
am i... am i less gay than i thought?
How about Truffle Butter?
So American gays have a wider butter tasting skillset than other gays? Because Im pretty gay and where I live we have butter with salt or with a lot of salt. There are no gay marches for flavored butter. I mean, as far as I can remember...
Butter is the same
Guys if I had flavored butter does that make me gay?
Gay card revoked because of butter... what is this? Swadia?
I'm straight and I've had flavoured butter, what does that make me?
You're on this council but we do not grant you the rank of gay
It means you’d have a devil’s three way but there wouldn’t be sword crossing.
Man butter doesn’t count 😂
C'mon gays, get with the flavored butter lore already. It is an inevitability.
I've made flavored butter, I'm so gay I vend to them
She looks exactly like the kind of person who would lecture you on the kinds of butter
Was this a "try to be as insufferable as possible in 15 seconds" challenge?
Gay card revoked because of butter... what is this? Swadia?