Man with ‘Britain’s biggest penis’ answered one question people always ask about manhood
The man with ‘Britain’s biggest penis’ answered the one question people have always asked him about his manhood.
Look, if you’ve ever spent a bit of time on social media, watched day time telly or read your share of LADbible articles, you’ve got to know who this bloke is by now.
Yep, Matt Barr, the man who is often chatting about his whopper package.
Often chatting about the apparent downsides of his bulky bulge, the Brit is tipped as the record holder for the largest scientifically verified unaugmented penis.
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But he’s many a time said that it’s not the ‘dream world’ to live in that many presume.
Who is Matt Barr?
Often seeming to crop up on the likes of This Morning or YouTube interviews, Barr measures in downstairs at 14.4 inches in length and 8.5 inches in girth.
He’s been open publicly about his size since 2022 and was the subject of Channel 4 documentary My Massive C**k.
And basically, he’s simply widely known as the man with ‘Britain’s biggest penis’.
What has he said about living with it?
Barr has said his mega penis has caused him plenty of awkward moments, even apparently giving a past lover concussion.
Or he just leaves other women ‘blushing with embarrassment’ while men seem to be ‘jealous’.
Barr also said that he often has to ‘hide it with baggy clothing’.
“I would never go to the supermarket or the gym in tight jeans, for instance. It would be impossible because people would definitely stare and it’s quite impractical, too,” he said.
“Having a big penis is one of the biggest issues I’ve had to deal with in my life. It might sound like every man’s dream but it really isn’t.”
The one question he’s always asked
If his penis is so large it’s causing so many problems, it might seem like the obvious resolution is to make it smaller. And that’s something people frequently ask Barr, so the This Morning hosts put it to him.
“I have looked into this - it's very expensive surgery, it costs about £15,000 roughly,” he explained.
“It's not done very often. It's only done normally, in the cases of tumours and things like that. In the case of normal function, it's not common.”
Barr also discussed it during the Channel 4 doc as Dr Nenad Djakovic explained his penis would have to be erect during the operation, before surgeons would then amputate the desired amount. And he wasn’t so enthusiastic about that.
Opening up more about his surgery fears during an interview with Metro, Barr explained: “It can lead to poor erectile health afterwards, it’s visually unappealing because of the way they cut away at it - you’re left with stitches and scars - and it’s a very severe choice.
“If I was in a long term relationship I’d want that to be an option we could pursue, but you also have the thought of 'What if I get a reduction and then I meet someone who would really like [me] when [I] was big?'”
Why having ‘Britain’s biggest penis’ isn’t all so good
During the documentary, Barr mentioned while he was younger he had experienced ‘bullying’, with someone trying to get him to have an erection in public or making him use a ‘penis pump before going out’.
He told Dr Rena Malik on her YouTube channel that it’s an ‘objectification’ that some men think they want because of loneliness.
“A lot of the comments under the documentary were from women saying, ‘Well we deal with this all the time, we deal with being objectified.’ And obviously, that’s a completely valid point,” he continued.
The man then went on to discuss how he finds it very ‘strange’ that from his perspective, as ‘a very average looking man’ to have an element about him objectified.
“People do think of it as being such a positive thing,” Barr said. “When realistically it comes with those drawbacks.”
This ‘objectification’ is something Barr says he’s struggled with as he often makes TV and media appearances to discuss it.
He previously spoke about the problems he faces, from dating to exercising. The Brit explained he was once asked to leave a yoga class because it was thought he was aroused.
Topics: Health, This Morning
Jess Battison