When he pivoted towards women, he simply held yall to the standard that everyone holds us to. The episode where he spoke about Cosmopolitan magazine is a must watch.
This. I’ve seen him flame men too in clips it just didn’t go as viral.
I think men can take harsh criticism a lil better though. The women seemed to not want to take any accountability for anything in their lives. This happens in real life too.
Females be damn near 30, never married or divorced with kids from multiple baby fathers but running around like they’re God’s gift to a man because of looks (which have faded), the scarcity of quality women in that area, or because of how many simps are in their inbox trying to get a nut.
Meanwhile, a man can be single, handsome, no kids, making close to 6 figures and get treated like nothing simply based off appearances or lack of “clout”.
Doesn’t mean all women though, but the ones that called in seemed like they were gluttonous for punishment.
I’m not really a fashion guy so sometimes I did feel like maybe I need to upgrade my wardrobe going out, but thats about it.
I personally feel as if maybe I’m not viewed as a high value man based off looks. Making decent money, have been called a lot of positive things by women and men, but seemingly never good enough. It almost makes me think that a lot of these women that called in really didn’t want a “high value man”, they wanted what they got based off actions and just like to complain about men.
Like, how you want a man thats in shape, 6 feet tall, making 6 figures when you yourself are out of shape, carrying baggage from previous relationship decisions, living check to check, etc.
Just reinforced my belief that women who mainly look to black men for relationships really over value themselves. And when that man has options or doesn’t view that woman like she does herself, then it’s the men that’s the problem. Like if a man has flaws it’s pronounced but a womans flaws are supposed to be overlooked.