Aries Spears & Vlad Argue Over If They Would Rather Kiss a Man or Dog in the Mouth (Part 6)
February 9, 2026
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In a lively and humorous exchange, comedian Aries Spears and interviewer Vlad debated an unusual question: if forced, would they rather kiss a man or a dog in the mouth? This sparked a broader discussion about cultural norms and perceptions, especially regarding white versus Black men’s attitudes toward male-to-male affection and dog-kissing habits.
Vlad shared results from a Twitter poll where 93% of straight men preferred kissing a man over a dog, while Aries contended that Black men would overwhelmingly reject both options. He also pointed out that white men often joke and display affection with each other in ways Black men typically avoid.
The two bantered over hygiene concerns, with Vlad citing scientific facts that disease transfer is less likely from dogs to humans than from humans to humans, while Aries retorted with skepticism based on canine behavior. The debate combined humor, cultural observation, and surprising insights into social comfort zones around affection.
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