“Not all men but always a man” is something women say when we’re highlighting how dangerous men can be. But “not all men” is genuinely how I would describe this podcast. These are the guys that we’re talking about when we say not all men. These are the guys that I feel like would call out the guy on demon timing. These are the guys that would say “you can’t sit with us bro you’re a creep”, and we need more men like them to set the example not incel red pillers like Tate. If I was the guardian to a teenage boy (who was mature enough for R rated things) I would feel comfortable with him listening to this podcast.
Now before I get too warm and fuzzy, please remember these are young black comedians. You probably will be shocked and a little offended, but there’s a difference between jokes coming from a place of malice vs coming from a place of understanding, love, and genuine ribbing so don’t come over here being soft.
I love comedy and I’ve always believed that if you can tell your jokes in front of the people they’re about then you really have something and these guys really have something. I appreciate how you guys think, your willingness to learn, and most of all your empathy and understanding. Never change.
