Inah Evans, umalma sa content ng ilang straight men at may gustong ipaunawa

Published 14 Jun 2026 at 12:36 PM

by Josh Medina

3 min read

Inah Evans described straight men using exaggerated qu*er personas for content as “lazy comedy”
The comedian said humor should evolve and avoid reducing LGBTQIA+ experiences into jokes
She clarified that she does not want creators canceled and prefers education over public shaming
Inah maintained that empathy and dialogue are more important than backlash

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Comedian and content creator Inah Evans openly shared her views on creators who use exaggerated qu*er personas for entertainment, saying she believes such material can be harmful and should be addressed through education rather than condemnation.

Inah Evans, umalma sa content ng ilang straight men at may gustong ipaunawa — Photo: Inah Evans
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During a guest appearance on “The Koolpals,” Evans revisited a previous interview in which she discussed straight male content creators who portray flamboyant characters as comedy.

“Ang sinabi ko lang, sa 2026 kasi talaga, for me yung mga straight na ang content ay nagbabakla-baklaan is a lazy comedy.”

Evans clarified that she is not against qu*er-related content, especially when creators are genuine allies or advocates. However, she believes reducing queerness to a recurring joke is problematic.

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“Parang ano ba, wala na bang ibang pwedeng gawing content?... Pero yung ginagawa niyo lalong caricature, ginagawa niyo laging katatawanan [ay hindi okay],” she said.

According to Evans, the issue goes beyond comedy because such portrayals reflect experiences that many LGBTQIA+ individuals still face in real life.

“For me kasi, kapag nagbakla-baklaan yung isang lalaki, nakakatawa talaga agad siya… Pero para yan ang maging bread and butter mo? Ano ba...mag-isip ka naman ng iba.”

She revealed that she is friends with creators Abdul and Marsy, as well as Nikko Natividad and Zeus Collins, but stressed that she simply does not enjoy that kind of humor.

“Hindi ko talaga kino-consume yung content nila. Hindi talaga ako fan ng mga ganoong klase ng comedy... I don’t like it.”

Evans also recalled criticizing a prank video that she believed had homophobic undertones.

“It’s not good kasi may mga tao talagang pinapatay. May mga bakla na dini-disown ng pamilya… tapos gagawin mo siyang brand of your comedy.”

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Despite her criticism, Evans emphasized that she prefers dialogue over cancel culture.

“Ipapaliwanag ko kasi I think hanggang ngayon, hindi nila naiintindihan.”

She added that accountability should come from empathy and understanding.

“Mas masaya kung lahat tayo naiintindihan ang isa’t isa at nanggagaling tayo sa pagmamahal.”

Inah Evans, also popularly known as "Ate D*ck," is a Filipino comedian, content creator, and media personality who spent 13 years working as a call center agent before breaking into the entertainment industry. She has since expanded her career from online content to mainstream television and film, notably landing her first major acting role in the Cinemalaya entry Child No. 82.

In another report, comedienne Inah Evans expressed heartfelt gratitude to her mentor, Vice Ganda, for giving her a major career opportunity during the pandemic that she considers life-changing. The rising comedian is now preparing for her first solo improv concert, which is set to take place at a historic theater venue this July. Evans also revealed that Vice Ganda offered her an exclusive talent management contract, a gesture that was inspired by the host's desire to pay forward the kindness he once received in the industry.