Joining Adam Levine during his Saturday Night Live “monologue”: Andy Samberg, Cameron Diaz, Jerry Seinfeld and Adam Levine’s impossibly flat stomach.
Also, watch the Maroon 5 frontman play gay during the SNL chat show “Circle Work.”
I gotta agree with QJ201…I love tattoos but when it’s too many you can’t focus on any of it.
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And those tattos will look “real purdy” in about 25 years.
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I’d rather see no tattoos with an UNSHAVED chest.
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I watched this episode until the first sketch called, “Circle Work” had Adam Levine and Kenan Thompson playing gay stereotypes to induce cheap laughs. Ugh.
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@HeroQueero: I’m sorry but gay stereotypes are funny just as red necks, nerds, intellectuals, white people, black people, and everything you can think of stereotypes.
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Sweet Jeezuz, Mother of Mary that’s one white dude. But I love ‘em. :)
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Looks to me like a bunch of ugly tattoos with a hipster attached to ‘em.
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I just don’t understand why guys ruin their bodies with all that ink – David Beckham is another – hideous!
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@HeroQueero: You left out NOT FUNNY. It was only offensive because Adam didn’t play off being gay, whatever stereotype he was going for, it was dull, flat and an insult to the stereotype. He didn’t own it, therefore it came off offensive – str8t guy playing a guy guy, ha ha, isn’t that funny. Not.
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When good Jews go bad:Adam’s gay brother hasn’t disowned him yet for this pandering dis? Adam’s mom hasn’t had him comitted for all that terrible ink?
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@hf2hvit: Eh, I don’t buy that argument with tattoos: no one looks that great shirtless when they’re 60 – tats or no tats.
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Too much ink…..that “ex-convict” look is sooo 10 years ago
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@jwrappaport: I live in SoCal…I see plenty of 60 year olds who look great shirtless…esp the ones who don’t have blurred tattoos
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There’s nothing wrong with his tattoos. They’re intricate and detailed and an expression of his own personal taste. To say he or David Beckham have “ruined” themselves puts you in the VAST minority of, oh, people in the world.
On the bright side, the blatant criticism of what you cannot have does help YOU live up to the gay stereotype of pristine loving, catty bit@hes. :)
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I like a nice tattoo on a guy but his are just tacky, look like they were done by some high school kid on weed in a garage.
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@startenout: Really, teacher? Your snottiness voids any valid criticism you may have had.
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@hf2hvit: Yeah, but in LA, isn’t 60 the new 40? They play by different rules then country bumpkins like me.
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@hf2hvit: My point exactly. This sort of “art” is only successful with nihilists who only live for the moment. I am a nurse and have seen the blotchy green stains, puckered piercings, and all the other end results of artificial body alterations on many people in their 40s and up who would give 5 years of their lives to not have done this to themselves. Adam is a hottie, but his looks won’t last, and he has a thin, whiny voice that will not carry over to a long term career.
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Adam is obviously very insecure and obviously not as down with the gays as he says he is….Not surprised he didn’t say “this gay sketch isn’t funny you guys?”….
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another hot bod ruined by too much bad ink