Cody Veith: Why did I want to profile a straight guy with no gay acting roles? Because of his d*ck? With ginger and African dudes

 

Link to the n*de dudes

My "profiles to do" includes another guy I've never heard of, Cody Veith (pronounced Veeth).  He's the tall ginger hugging the black teenager, with the comment: "Kaiden was happy to meet him mom I watch his shows he couldn't wait to tell his friends."

Apparently Mr. Veith doesn't believe in punctuation marks, so it's not clear whether Kaiden was happy to meet him, or he was happy to meet Cody.    

I found a black teen actor named Kaiden: Kaiden Fiorello.  But he  doesn't have any shows,just an episode of Evil Lives Here.  And he doesn't look anything like our Kaiden.

So Cody is referring to himself in the third person, and quoting him: "Mom, I watch his shows!" 

Surprisingly for someone who wrote that post, Cody is a high school graduate: Arbor View High School, Las Vegas, class of 2022, concentration in business management.  

Left: An Arbor View wrestler.  Cody wasn't on the wrestling team.  I just like the photo.

Cody's Instagram says that he is an actor and "professional prankster," based in Las Vegas and Los Angeles.  He's also obviously straight, with innumerable photos hugging, kissing, and showing off the backside of the Love of His Life.  

Why did I want to profile this guy?  Just because he never heard of punctuation marks?

He's got a physique, and a d*ck on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends, but that's not usually enough. Maybe I saw something inspiring in his social media.

More after the break

His most significant role is in the teencom Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, and Dawn (2014-16), about quadruplet siblings with distinct personalities. The boys were played by Casey Simpson, Mace Coronel of That 90s Show, and Aidan Gallagher of The Umbrella Academy.  

Cody (right) appeared in 10 episodes in the first season as "Odd-Looking Oscar," because he wears old guy clothes.   He is heterosexual.

Next he starred in Walk the Prank (2016-18), with four kids teaming up to pull pranks on their classmates and each other.  I think  it's fictional. Chance (Cody) flirts with a girl in Episode 1.2, heterosexual identity established almost immediately. 

The other boys are Bryce Gheisar (left) and Brandon Severs, who is gay in real life but plays a straight guy in Diary of a Future President.

Cody also appeared in episodes of:

The sketch comedy show Just Roll With It (2019)

The teencom Erin & Aaron (2021), with Ava Ro and Jensen Gehring (left) as a superego/id pair of stepsiblings.  When his old football teammates (including Cody) come for a visit, Aaron is too embarrassed to tell them about his new "sissy" interest in music. 

The new Night Court (2024).  His character isn't mentioned in the plot synopsis.

Turns out that the photo dump with the Love of His Life, His Reason for Living comes in July 2026, after I added Cody to my "to be profiled" folder.  Before that, it's guys, guys, guys all the time, hugging, sitting on the lap, holding hands.  Naturally I had him marked as "probably gay" in spite of his all-heteronormative acting. 

Look again: they're not actually holding hands.  

And Cody was just fooling around with his buds while waiting to meet the Girl of His Dreams. 

Bummer.  

I'm tired of ginger guys.  The first two photos had some black actors, so I feel justified in posting an African guy (n*de on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends).

See also: That 90s Show, Episode 1.5: Ozzie comes out, teen boys try out a hot tub, and there's pot-smoking. Plus Ashton Kutcher's cock.  With Mace Coronel

Jensen Gering: Fans say that he's gay, and played a gay singer on Nickelodeon. Are they right? With his brother, dad, Giovanni Ribisi, and Drake Bell

"Diary of a Future President": Bobby comes out Disney style, Part 1. With bonus Matthew Underwood

Will Trent, Episode 4:10: Who is murdering n*ked fratboys? Detectives think it's about a girl, but...With fratboy c*cks and Jeff East