Comments on: Kenny Chesney’s Denials Lead to Discomfort

By: Lilla Rosalez

Lilla Rosalez — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 01:36:16 +0000

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By: Trabalho em Casa

Trabalho em Casa — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 06:20:58 +0000

This is sad, I feel very sad about this, many men suffer in college, not just in college, but most men suffer throughout their lives because they can not have a good relationship with people, especially women.

By: geka

geka — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 15:48:45 +0000

Excellent article… very interestingly… Thanks the author)

By: Evgeny

Evgeny — Mon, 31 May 2010 20:11:15 +0000

It seems to me that private life of the person is its private affair. And in my opinion, not ethically to discuss the given fact. It was possible at it so many girls that they have bothered it) That’s all.

By: LebanonBaloney

LebanonBaloney — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 03:37:46 +0000

Hmmmm…..makes me think of South Park when Mr Garrison syas he can’t wait till they get shore leave so they can go get some poon tang!
Me thinks thou protesteth too loudeth!!!!!
ha! ;)

By: David

David — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 17:46:31 +0000

I just happened to stumbled upon this site while doing searching on Kenny Chesney. The main point that I have seen is that being a gay country singer would mean the death sentence to anybody’s career in the business. Now, like I seen and read here, it is really none of anybody’s business about his personal life. But, I do agree with some others that are spreading some of the rumors. The rumors started long ago before he married Rene. When the annulment was made, that was when it exploded big time with the rumors and all that. The point about all this being exploded like it has was because of the media itself intruding in on the personal life of the celebrities including Kenny and his marriage ending with Rene. Now, since the media have exposed all this, the rumors start, the fans speculate and all that. As I have been a fan of Kenny’s for a long time, I do think people need to lay off of him. Plus, Kenny also need to think about what he have said as well. Sleeping with many women could spread nasty viruses including AIDs. He could also get himself into trouble as well. Women could get pregnant, or he could pick up a tranny ala the Patrick Swayze’s movie To Wong Fo.

Now, as for what I think which I will not call him gay or anything. As I witness when he leaps into the arms of Tim in one of his videos, or other videos with other guys. I think of him bi since he seems to like both guys and gals. There is no problem with that, and many artists right now are coming out like Pink, Lindsey Lohan, Cortney Love, Pete Wentz and others about their sexualities. I do not think it would be a big problem if a country artist would come out since the times have changed the pass 40 years.

PS, the ones who are really trashing Kenny with the gay rumors are some gay men like Perez Hilton who are just jealous that women especially Rene get a piece of Kenny, and they can not. Lol, I am bad. I think Kenny might need to check who are the ones who are really trashing him instead attacking everybody he mentioned in that dirty mag article.

By: JC

JC — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 13:29:03 +0000

I know I’m late to the commenting party here, but I agree with those who feel that the most troubling aspect of his remarks is the fact that he would rather be viewed as a slut than a queer. As both a slut and a queer, I feel that there is nothing wrong with either, but I would much rather be open about the latter. ;)

On a serious note, the double-standard applied to men and women on the topic of “number of sex partners” is old and disgusting and the belief in the industry that country music fans can’t handle or won’t support an openly gay artist is also old and disgusting. It’s what got Kristen Hall removed from Sugarland after she poured her soul into creating that band. Ty Herndon was *erased* from the country scene the moment his proclivities toward men were discovered (but he was certainly far from “out”).

Is it really true that in this day and age country music fans would flip out and reject an artist based on orientation? Would someone please just be honest about who you are and give the public a chance??? We still love Melissa Etheridge. Why not you, Terri Clark? I knew you were gay the first time I heard you interviewed (call me…) And Jennifer Nettles?? Come out, please! You are a superstar baby girl! If anything, it will only make you hotter. “Lesbian country star Jennifer Nettles…” has a nice ring to it, doncha think? Just saying…

I know it’s “none of our business” but the only way public opinion shifts and prejudice lessens is when people speak their truth and live their lives without fear. Thank you, Ellen Degeneres. Now come on people… someone please bust open that country closet!!

By: Tammy

Tammy — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 01:42:43 +0000

The comments he made, make me sick– I realize the whole Playboy Magazine interview, anything goes concept– but still he has such disrespect for women, and his female fans have made him a very rich man…..but in his comments you can just tell how he feels women are just disposable….he is nothing but a loser in my mind now, and I don’t care anything about hearing his music…my opinion of him has definitely changed….ugh….complete disgust….

By: sunny

sunny — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 15:52:06 +0000

the only interesting thing that came out of that interview is the thoughtful discussion on this site.

besides that to me kenny c. just comes over like a bald guy who hits the puberty peak of his midlife crisis. and thats what the 100 women and gays always should keep in mind because it simply means: look who’s talking! so there actually is no need to be offended.

personally i don’t care if k.c. is gay/hetero or from mars. in a few days it will struck him that he might’ve hurt his sales figures and will probably post on his web site that he certainly did not mean to offend anyone, that he naturally has the deepest respect for women, gays and blablabla. well i guess his account can take the hit.

By: Gail

Gail — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 14:12:34 +0000

I don’ t get why the particular magazine he stated this in makes a difference! He said it, it’s out there, but just because it’s the “great” Kenny Chesney, it’s OK! Well, I don’t think Chesney or his tractor is sexy…never have and never will! I’m surprised he can find a hat big enough to cover his “big” head!