Norman Korpi is a director and television personality who will forever be respected in reality TV history. That is because he was in the absolutely iconic first-ever season of The Real World in 1992. That's right! He is one of the OGs, a true zaddy of reality TV that we should all revere. Put some respect on Norman's name for appearing in The Real World's first season in New York. After that he continued to make appearances in the franchise, including when he appeared in The Challenge in 2002. What also makes Norman something of a godfather for reality TV is that he is also openly gay. For many people, he was the first "real" gay man being broadcast into living rooms around the country. Norm has also spun out into writing and directing and he gave us the feature film The Wedding Video in 2003. Norman returned to reality TV, specifically to his original Real World tribe, for the contentious and fun The Real World Homecoming: New York (2021) where the original cast had a reunion to talk about what they learned during their experience and after. Norman gives us a lesson in leering at his body thirty years later when he stands in the shower with a towel around his waist. He gets rid of the towel to eventually hop into the shower and show us his booty as the water flows down on his burly body. Korpi's can is the real deal. Let's stop playing nice, Norman. Let's get real with that rump!
