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I don't know whether this is some hoax or not. I don't believe that these sources establish notability for this gorilla who seems to be the subject of momentary internet fame. And the implication that women find a gorilla "sexy" is tabloidish, offensive and unsubstantiated.
LizRead!Talk!05:02, 9 June 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep did you even check the sources? This is not momentary fame, the gorilla has been steadily popular for the past two years to the point they are selling chocolates shaped after him. Women finding him sexy is not unsubstantiated, it is supported by actual claims and the zoo itself reporting higher female patronage during his stay. He trends on Japanese media to the point of it inspiring news coverage. So much so that this has spawned western coverage as well.
Nikki Glaser has also mentioned finding him attractive on her talk show. I do not see what is offensive about this, that sounds racist against non-hominid simians.
Ranze (
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06:50, 9 June 2016 (UTC)reply
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Keep As bizarre as this is, there is certainly plenty of references to indicate notability. It would seem, he is one sexy, notable, gorilla.
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11:22, 9 June 2016 (UTC)reply
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I don't know whether this is some hoax or not. I don't believe that these sources establish notability for this gorilla who seems to be the subject of momentary internet fame. And the implication that women find a gorilla "sexy" is tabloidish, offensive and unsubstantiated.
LizRead!Talk!05:02, 9 June 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep did you even check the sources? This is not momentary fame, the gorilla has been steadily popular for the past two years to the point they are selling chocolates shaped after him. Women finding him sexy is not unsubstantiated, it is supported by actual claims and the zoo itself reporting higher female patronage during his stay. He trends on Japanese media to the point of it inspiring news coverage. So much so that this has spawned western coverage as well.
Nikki Glaser has also mentioned finding him attractive on her talk show. I do not see what is offensive about this, that sounds racist against non-hominid simians.
Ranze (
talk)
06:50, 9 June 2016 (UTC)reply
— Note to closing admin:
Ranze (
talk •
contribs) is the creator of the page that is the subject of this
XfD.
Keep As bizarre as this is, there is certainly plenty of references to indicate notability. It would seem, he is one sexy, notable, gorilla.
Deathlibrarian (
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11:22, 9 June 2016 (UTC)reply
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