Kathy Griffin and Madonna’s red-carpet encounter

Kathy Griffin and Madonna have some things in common:

They have both won Grammys.

They both starred in Truth or Dare (well, Kathy starred in the documentary’s spoof, Medusa: Dare to Be Truthful — close enough).

And they’re both gay men.

“Being a gay man, it’s my job,” Kathy told Jimmy Kimmel. “I love her. I clock in, I do my job as a gay man, I worship Madonna.”

So what happened when Kathy saw M-Dolla and her grills on the Grammys red carpet?

Let’s just say she had a perfectly reasonable reaction:

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