This might be nitpickery, but I'm not so sure it's the app they're defending so much as it is their purported right to Bro Out when, where, as often as, and to what degree they please — and the rights and privileges (to be free of sexism fatigue) of women in their industry be damned. The app itself is just the tacky…

This has happened to me, with friends coming up behind me without my knowledge, and I screamed and flailed like I was being attacked. Somehow, I imagine more than one women had that reaction... but no video. Hm.

I don't think that's the point. I think the point is to covertly take pictures of women without their consent. That's the key. That's the masturbatory element: taking photos of women without their consent and then probably posting it somewhere so other bro-dudes can compliment you on your crime, based on probably…

Social commentary is supposed to say something, though, right? How is this social commentary?

If he was going to pretend to be from France, shouldn't he have tried a French accent? And also, no, Europeans don't just wander up to random women and assault them. And yes, 19 year old retrogirl probably would have tried to be nice about telling him to GTFO.

Well, they didn't intend to get called out on their bullshit. They intended that everyone would just laugh it off and proclaim them witty geniuses, like good little girls are supposed to do when they're being objectified.

Oh, yay! More funny sexual assault.

I'm going to do a social experiment where I find these guys and kick them in the balls and film their reactions. If they are anything but giggly and joyful, there's clearly something wrong with them. Uptight douchebags...

Add "Prank" to the list of words and phrases assholes have co-opted to excuse their shitty behavior.

Yeah...no. I'd love to see all the clips of the women who freaked the fuck out.

I'm permanently drunk/high and I still didn't think it was funny.

If you just step away from the fact that we're sexist douchebags, we're not sexist douchebags anymore! We're just greedy assholes with limited imaginations.

"What the guys did was wrong: they used a sensitive term in the context of a female body part (tit) in a offensive way for a behavior women need to tolerate often (men staring at their breasts) at a professional event which did not have a mandate for comedy and had unspoken expectations of respect."

Dear Elias Bizannes:

"Sometimes, unintentionally, our words and actions make women uncomfortable," muses Bizannes.

That guy used a lot of words to dress up "boys will be boys!"

"Comedy" and "objectification of women" are not opposites, and are actually quite capable of existing together at the exact same time. In fact, comedy is one of the big ways in which women are objectified.

The Second Law of Godwin?

Is saying Iraq war/terrorism the new saying Nazis/Hitler?