r/QueerEye

Netflix has repurposed Tan's Architectural Digest YouTube series about building his Utah home. I doubt they'd platform anything Karamo does, past or future. Why? Because Tan completed his contractual obligations gracefully, without tarnishing the legacy or the IP. This fandom seems convinced the four people who showed up and did their jobs professionally are the problematic ones. I don't think the industry sees it that way.

How do we think it feels to be Bobby, watching Tan’s AD series get redistributed and a major home collection launch with castlery?

I trimmed the clip to the relevant part, but the full interview is here if you want to watch it.

I don’t know if it’s because the more I see these guys, the more they give me the ick, but this interview genuinely made me uncomfortable to watch. Has he always had this condescending, passive‑aggressive cunt vibe? Honestly… lol. And what’s going on with that slightly high‑pitched voice people use when they’re clearly being fake?. On Queer Eye he already came off as an insufferable snob sometimes, and apparently he has another Netflix show where he “helps” people with their closets. People here have claimed he’s been passive‑aggressive and rude to contestants there too but I wouldn’t know, because I’m definitely not watching it.

And just to be clear, I’m not defending Karamo, but dismissing someone’s experience just because yours was positive really tells me everything I need to know about someone’s character.

Such mean girl energy. Tells me everything I need to know.

They’ve since deleted that picture because everyone was dragging them in the comments and also deleted all the negative comments.

UPDATE: He totally turned off comments now due to the backlash he was getting with people calling him out about just how many problematic things they’ve been called out for.

Jonathan Van Ness and Tan France are so problematic