Real talk, this is how all these negroes with podcasts sound. And then yall sickos actually be wasting your life listening to them

[Fiji Water]

What exactly would be the master plan in having us think we’re better off?

I think it's a general "create a problem and sell the cure" type of thing. And since this stuff plays on emotions and vulnerability, it's easy to create and consume.

People are always going to wonder about how to be attractive.

 

[MR. SNIFLES]

 

[jilla82]

nobody has smoke for the nonsense females consume.
which is why you see so many male channels.

the crux of what they speak on is true.
marriage laws and the rules of dating are dated and were made for a time that no longer exist.

men that consider themselves "good guys" are still behaving like its 1970 and women are moving like its 2022.

 

[Voice of Reason]

.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

Where is this clip from?

 

[Voice of Reason]

Black folks need to stop slandering each other in GENERAL.

 

[Hoshi_Toshi]

The real tragedy is the guys who actually might need a little guidance when I comes to dating watch this mess and it only makes things worse.

Exactly. They got my boy.

He’s lost out here and hasn’t had a real relationship since 2017. Sending me clips of bullshyt podcasts talking about “see what I’m saying bro? That’s why I just do me and stack paper”

Hating women based off of some podcasters talking about Brittney renner and other industry girls. Bro ain’t got a dollar to his name but worried about a gold digger trying to trap him smh

 

[bnew]

I’m not a podcast person in general, but it’s just funny how podcasting suddenly became an issue when black men started making them.

nah, it's the topic.. there was a barbershop podcast on npr a few years ago. theres some black finance podcasts too.

 

[Low End Derrick]

That voice sounding kinda....

 

[The Fade]

Someone needs to parody the stupid “intersectionality” takes on twitter now


Or the Sapphire Therapist trope that’s going around

 

[jilla82]

nah, it's the topic.. there was a barbershop podcast on npr a few years ago. theres some black finance podcasts too.

if its on NPR that means the white folks gave it their stamp of approval.

they only have issue when black folks talk against those NPR type talking points.

 

[holidayinn21]

That voice sounding kinda....

Go ahead. Say it……..that sounds like a cac

 

[KBtheKey]

What exactly would be the master plan in having us think we’re better off?

Cashing in on the victim because while they are taking such questionable advice they still naturally want to seek out a mate so they continue to come back for more of the "gospel"

Psychology is a mf and you don't really have to go to school to understand how it works

 

[Low End Derrick]

Go ahead. Say it……..that sounds like a cac

Sounds like a cac doing a stereotypical impression of a black man.

But, it could also be a black man doing a stereotypical impression of a black man.

Thats why I was like ehhh...

 

[motion order]

The red pill podcasts are no more redundant and a waste of time than any other form of media one consumes.

Male and female dynamics will always be a topic to spark conversations, as it is the basis of our very existence. It actually should be, and is, examined on much more serious and relevant levels than the video in the first post is trying to mockingly portray.

When people want to make light of red pill podcasts, they always leave out the 50% of the content that implores men to improve themselves. For the sake of self, for the sake of the potential mate, and for the sake of society at large. These conversations are not as juvenile mindless as people make them out to be.