DaddyBear Polls Gay Men on Celebrity Crushes

CYBERSPACE — DaddyBear, a gay dating app for men to find gay sugar daddies, polled more than 30,000 gay men in the past two months to see which celebrities they fantasies about the most.

The results are as follows:

1. Ricky Martin — 21.7%
2. Wentworth Miller — 18.5%
3. Matt Bomer — 16.1%
4. Anderson Cooper — 11.4%
5. Jim Parsons — 8.8%
6. Zachary Quinto — 6.1%
7. Neil Patrick Harris — 5.5%
8. Cheyenne Jackson — 4.3%
9. Marc Jacobs — 3.6%
10. Sean Hayes — 3.2%

Kevin Spacey topped the list of celebrities gay men “would be sick of.” 

The list of celebrities gay men did not find attractive are as follows:

1. Kevin Spacey — 18.6%
2. Derek Jeter — 12.5%
3. John C. Reilly — 10.9%
4. David Beckham — 8.5%
5. Tim Hardaway — 6.7%
6. Magic Johnson — 4.6%
7. Mel Gibson — 3.2%
8. Isaiah Washington — 2.5%
9. Blake Shelton — 2.2%
10. David Schwimmer — 1.9%

According to a rep, gay men who participated in the poll valued great bodies and perfect faces the most.

“People believe that gay men like mingling with others indiscriminately,” DaddyBear CEO Justin White said. “The truth is clearly that guys who fancy the same gender also seek high-grade partners who are successful in career and rich in life. That’s why DaddyBear is here offering a perfect platform for gay singles to pursue what’s best for them.”

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