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AN ACTOR who claims to have the world’s biggest “natural” penis says it has helped him bed A-listers and Oscar winners - but ruined his own career.
In an exclusive interview with Sun Online, Jonah Falcon revealed how casting directors won’t give him any major roles because he is famous for his 13.5 inch manhood.
Jonah, 47, said: “It’s handicapped my acting because people won’t hire me.
"They Google 'Jonah Falcon' and then say, ‘We can’t use him he’s known for his penis size’.
“It’s definitely harmed my career - I have two casting director friends who have told me so.
“It sucks - it relegates me into doing smaller parts.
“Maybe in the UK or Germany it might help my career but here in Hollywood it’s a negative.
“None of the major networks or studios would hire me. I add a bit extra edge that they don’t want.
“One day I might self produce a movie - and I’ll definitely do a full frontal scene as that’s what people want.”
Jonah revealed he wouldn’t want a smaller willy - and there are plenty of perks, such as being sought out by celebrities eager to hook up with him.
The native New Yorker, who is openly bisexual, said he has bedded many famous people including porn stars and actors - even Oscar winners.
He said: “Yes I've slept with celebrities including Oscar nominees and Oscar winners. But I can’t talk about that.
“I can’t even say if it was men or women - it’s a very limited list so I don’t want to narrow it down too far. It wasn’t Meryl Streep - I’ll just leave it at that.
“Most of the time they sought me out. One or two of them were at parties. I’m a unique property I guess.
“It’s a real compliment when porn actors and actresses say I’m bigger than all of the partners they've had.
"They view me as the biggest and you have to remember they’ve seen a lot - so they know.”
Jonah, who lives in Hollywood, famously made Holly Willoughby blush when he appeared on This Morning in 2012 and explained that he has a girth of eight inches.
He measures between eight and nine inches in length when flaccid, compared to the average man who is five to six inches when erect.
He said: “When I’m fully hard I’m 13 and a half inches with a seven and a half to eight inch diameter.
“I measured myself at ten years old and I was already eight inches. I never really thought I was that big - it’s just normal to me," he explained.
"It’s only when I compare myself to other guys I think I'm big.
“It doesn’t run in the family - I think it’s just a genetic quirk.
“My family get a bit embarrassed about the whole thing to be honest.
“I’m quite well known among high school and college kids. Guys between the ages of 14 to 22 are the ones who really recognise me.
“I think they must Google it and find me. I know a lot of 18 to 21 year old gay guys first Googled me when they were about ten, 11 or 12 and they’ve idolised me since. I’m a bit of a gay icon.
“The best thing about having a large penis is that I don’t have insecurity.
"I’m insecure about other things but that’s not one of them.
“The worst thing about being a bit extra large is airport security - having to be stopped and frisked and asked if I have a growth.
“They always think it’s fake and I can’t just whip it out and show them. It’s awkward but it’s something I’ve come to expect when I fly now.
“It’s funny it doesn’t happen when I fly in Europe but I’m wondering if now they have those body scanning machines if that will change?
"I can just picture it now - am I going to have to a card with me saying, 'This person has a 13-and-a-half inch penis?’”
Jonah became a minor celebrity in the US in 1999 and was named the man with the "biggest penis in the world" after being profiled in Rolling Stone magazine and appearing on HBO.
However in 2015 another man named Roberto Esquivel Cabrera came forward insisting he had the "biggest penis" in the world at 18.9 inches.
A CT scan and revealed most of the baseball-bat length was foreskin and growth - while his actual penis glans measures only around six inches.
He has spent years stretching his member with weights , while Jonah's is all natural.
Jonah said: “There’s no prize. The prize is that people enjoy me.
“The thing that bothers me is that he gets money from his government for disability but he could have surgery to correct it. Plus he doesn’t even have sex so what’s the point?
“As far as I know I have the biggest natural penis - I’ve never met anyone bigger or been told any different. But I don’t care - it’s other people who care.”
Jonah says there are certain downsides to having a little extra - he has to modify his sex positions and take care while he is sleeping as he has a higher risk of getting a penile fracture.
He said: “People also treat you differently when they find out you’re over a foot long.
“It’s like you grow horns or something - it’s like you're transformed in front of them into something.
“I think people start viewing me more sexually - and no longer geeky or nerdy.
“I don’t get mocked for my size - it’s more just silly jokes like ‘Don’t trip over yourself when you leave’ and things like that.
“I have to be careful when I’m sleeping that it doesn’t bend the wrong way and I get a penile fracture, it's never happened yet but it almost has.
“Certain sex positions - like when someone is on top - don’t work either. The urologist has told me not to do that because it can increase the risk of penile fractures.
“I get constantly asked - especially if I’m wearing something tight - and I feel I have to constantly prove myself.
“But to be honest I am happy with myself and I wouldn’t change anything for the world.”
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The latest streetwear sensation isn’t another millennial decked out in Supreme. It’s 71-year-old Alojz Abram, who became famous after the photos his grandson, Jannik Diefenbach, took of him wearing Supreme camp caps and Thrasher hoodies went viral this past January. “It was my idea to take photos of his outfit,” Diefenbach said, “but surprisingly, he liked it more than I expected. The first ones were kind of awkward to do because he’s never really stood in front of a camera and modeled. But now he does it like it’s his job.”
Abram, a retired gaffer, was born in Slovenia but has lived in Mainz, a small town in Germany about 40 minutes outside of Frankfurt, for the last 49 years. His interest in streetwear began about a year ago, though he admits the culture isn’t huge in his neighborhood. He doesn’t mind it though; he likes to stand out and be different.
We spoke to Abram, with help from Diefenbach who translated the conversation for us, about how and why he got into streetwear, what his family thinks of his outfits, and whether or not he’s actually familiar with the backstory of Supreme.
How did you get into streetwear brands like Supreme and Stüssy ?
It started with seeing the clothes on my grandson. I'm on Facebook as well so I see whatever he likes. From there, I just Googled the brands.
Was your personal style always important to you?
Back in Slovenia, I always cared about my style. It wasn't so much about the brands, but I cared about my clothes. I always wanted to look good and dress for the occasion.
Does your wardrobe mostly consist of streetwear now? Do you wear these brands daily?
It depends. I don’t have a Supreme hoodie yet. Maybe Supreme will see this interview and send some, but I don’t have one yet. It’s like, if I want to wear them I do, but sometimes, especially when I’m with my family, I know it may not be the best occasion to wear streetwear.
What do you like about streetwear?
It looks different. Living in Mainz, even though it’s near Frankfurt, people here dress very boring. I like the fact that my clothes pop; people notice it. When [my grandson and I] talked about these streetwear brands, I liked the meaning behind the brands or the clothes, the origins of the brands, how it started, and how it grew over the years.
So you’re familiar with Supreme’s and Stüssy’s backstory?
Not everything. But I know the basics about Supreme—it started as a skate brand and now it’s collaborating with Louis Vuitton .
Your grandson photographed you in the adidas Pharrell Human Race NMD . Do you know who Pharrell is? Are you a fan of his music?
Diefenbach: He doesn't know who Pharrell is. He might know some of his music, but he doesn’t know it’s Pharrell . But he likes the look of the shoe. It’s something different, and with the Boost, he’s older so comfort is more important to him than just how a shoe looks.
What does your family think about the way you dress?
They love it. My wife loves it. She's really happy about it. My family in Slovenia has seen the pictures on Facebook and Instagram and they like it as well. Not only family, friends like it as well.
Do kids ever stop you and compliment you or say anything to you about your outfits?
Diefenbach: He gets some weird looks from other older people, but sometimes I get personal messages on Instagram saying that I've got the coolest grandpa in the world and that they love him. Girls comment on the pics and say he's the cutest guy.
How did you feel when you saw your photos get a lot of attention on social media? Did you expect that?
I didn't expect this, but I'm definitely very happy about it.
How do you determine what streetwear brands you like?
The important thing for me is that it's lightweight. Brands aren’t as important; it doesn’t have to be from Supreme or Stüssy. It just has to be comfortable, but if it’s from a brand like Supreme, that’s a bonus.
What’s your favorite piece of clothing you own?
At the moment, it's the two Adidas track jackets I own—one in black and the other in camouflage.
What would you say to people who think you’re too old to wear Supreme and these other streetwear brands?
I'd say that I'm not too old and that there is no such thing as "too old.” As long as I feel comfortable wearing streetwear, all these brands, I'll continue it.
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