Why Jimmy Kimmel Harassing Cosplayers IS A Problem

Todd Kenreck responds to Jimmy Kimmel sending a photographer to San Diego Comic-Con to ask cosplayers if they have sex in their costumes while audience members guessed; yes or no.
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[@GaminGusTav]

Someone should make a parody with switched rolls and the question is: did you ever had sex? Then he answers : no, i cant get hard. And then the cosplayers laugh. And he starts to cry. FIN

[@pikaboubou]

Welp now everyone knows how furries feel too. I swear it is the first question you get asked, and yeah it is super rude.

[@GaryDaShisno]

Great video! Sucks that this kind of issue has to be discussed, but it's good to see people standing up against this kind of behavior

[@zakscally]

That's been his style of humor since The Man Show. Most comedy is inappropriate. If you want to fight back then don't watch his show. Also, everyone featured signed a waiver to be used on his show, otherwise he wouldn't be allowed to show them.

[@tacticalnckgaming2391]

2nd!!!!