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🎤 The Mean Gays are back at it, and it looks like they're preparing for an exciting live show! 👀 During their latest session, they took a moment to discuss their favorite pastimes, with one member reminiscing about the s while another favored the Renaissance period. A viral TikTok of “mean gays” savagely turning away someone they invited over to hook up is so real it’s giving some viewers flashbacks.

Aaron Goldenberg and Jake Jonez aka the hilarious TikTok sensation “Mean Gays” are here! Sad to inform you all that they’re incredibly nice in real life. Funny guys Aaron Goldenberg and Jake Jonez make up the comedy team known as “The Mean Gays.” They’ve racked up millions of followers on TikTok and Instagram and have turned their social. That video currently has more than 10 million views on TikTok and Instagram. Now, more than a year later, the Mean Gays are bringing a live tour to City Winery venues.

The comedy duo took time to chat with PGN ahead of their show in Philadelphia on Oct. While the content creators may have pushed us out, they ultimately invited millions of viewers in. That video currently has more than 10 million views on TikTok and Instagram. Now, more than a year later, the Mean Gays are bringing a live tour to City Winery venues.

While Goldenberg and Jonez uphold a passive-aggressive mean persona in their videos, they surprisingly have a deep friendship in real life.

We had dinner. I think we were there for probably an hour and a half. We just really hit it off and clicked.

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And it was in more ways than just talking about content. We were talking about future goals and our hopes for the industry. I felt an instant connection in that way. Jonez said the most interesting thing about his relationship with Goldenberg is that it initially began for business purposes. As for why these characters resonate with audiences, Goldenberg and Jonez are still trying to figure that out. Why do people resonate with them?

Among the new places to take the Mean Gays is this multi-city tour. While their short-form content spans between 30 and 90 seconds, a live show gives them the space to expand on that material. You can allow for pauses that are truly comedic just because of the timing. You can allow for things that these second time frames will just not give you. Is it going to be stand-up for 90 minutes?

Are you guys just going to be, like, talking and doing crowd work? Jonez added that this show will ultimately give him and Goldenberg a chance to showcase their talents. Goldenberg and Jonez also hope to add more dimensions to these characters in other formats. The duo are currently working with their manager and producing partner, Evan Mirzai, to pitch the Mean Gays as a television series.

When it comes to this potential future, Goldenberg and Jonez have goals in mind. I think that is the goal of all goals. With five stops left on their first tour, audiences are sure to be in for more passive-aggressive behavior, trolling and good humor no matter where the Mean Gays go. The Mean Gays will perform at 6 p. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit citywinery.

Jeremy has been with PGN since , garnering several national and regional awards before becoming editor in Keep up with our community! Sign up. Skip to content. From left, Aaron Goldenberg and Jake Jonez.