0:00 Going to show you guys a video, and then we're going to, um, judge it and decide if this is okay to do. >> You're assigned female at birth, which means there's a pretty good chance you're going to be a girl and then grow up to be a woman. There's also like a 1% chance you're actually a boy this whole time who's going to grow up to be a man, and we'll deal with that accordingly. But based on how our society operates, even if you are truly a boy on the inside, the world is still going to see you as a girl for the first however long. This is really messed up, but because the world sees you as a girl, they're going to have a ton more rules about how they think you're supposed to act and who you're supposed to be and what's appropriate for you. I need you to listen to me very carefully. We do not give a ████ about any of it. >> Our society tries to tell girls to be >> That's awesome. Themselves small and make themselves quiet. But we are going to fight like a cornered honey badger to make sure that you have all the space in the world to be as big and as loud as you want to be. Society's going to try to tell you that you're supposed to be demure and soft-spoken, and you shouldn't make people uncomfortable. We're going to work like we're in the
0:50 jungle by Upton Sinclair to make sure that you have all the space that you need to be whoever the heck you are. Use your voice. Make people uncomfortable. Stand your ground. And again, this is all only if you want it. But I want you to have space to be a beast, a monster, a literal >> What is she doing with the monster? What the ████ is it? >> Most of all, absolutely ungovernable. And the only thing I want for you is to aggressively be your truest self, and my job is to carve out enough >> Is that a gay dad? >> Yo, yo, what is it? >> Why are we watching this? >> to be your fullest self like a sociopathic lord rich >> Shut the ████ up, dude. [laughter] Yo, shut this off. We get it, right? >> Yeah, we get it. That's so for himself. >> It's all for him, dude. >> Can you Look at Can we imagine him just
1:40 >> [laughter] >> Yo, what the ████ >> At first, I was on board cuz I thought he was talking about like, um, >> Be yourself. >> Be yourself and like, I thought he was joking. Yeah, I thought it was satire at first. >> I thought it was satire. >> Then I was like, wait a ████ minute. Holy >> I cannot >> Can you screenshot and zoom in? >> I cannot. >> ████ dude. >> I thought it was satire. >> was losing me and then he's like, "And we don't give a f███." And I was like, "Ah, he's got me." And then he went off and I was like, "Uh-oh, he's serious." >> And then he went way too in the weeds again. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, so he's just he's just making the So he makes a lot of videos like this, this cat? >> Like empowering his daughter? >> to his daughter performatively and she doesn't know one word he's saying other than daddy and mommy or whatever. >> She's not even listening. Like >> Yeah, or like all those things you're saying, just go do them. >> This guy's a narcissist, bro. Like he's
2:31 not even listen She's not even listening. >> Where's the mom? >> She's of the age, too, where all she knows is, "Poopy? Did you poopy?" And she's like, "Uh-huh." It's like that's >> I just love the sheer irony of like saying all this stuff to her like she's going to be this big special thing where he's already just reduced her to being a vehicle for his own ████ >> That is exactly what's weird. >> You've you've you're doing the opposite of what you're saying by making You're a prop >> in your dad's video now. >> Like you're nothing now. >> And then this whole like, "You're going to be a vicious demon." coming from the most beta cuck looking dude. It's pretty weird. >> Dude, seriously, bro. Like you you're not selling it. Like >> Okay, you know what? What the ████ is his shirt? Is there a way we >> joke loading." >> Oh my god. [laughter] >> Get the ████ I hate this guy. >> That's why I wanted to pay it for you. I knew you were >> I hate this guy, dude. >> Do you think he knows what he's doing or you think it's just one of those >> He knows what he's doing.
3:21 >> Well, because his audience is probably a bunch of people just like him. >> Wait, wait, you you don't >> think this is an impulsive move? You think it's calculated? >> No, I think his audience has blue hair and they're not in it. >> Well, you said he has a whole page full of this stuff, right? Yeah. >> It's it's written. >> So he's just gay. >> They're all just patting each other on the back for these things. >> so that's what I'm saying is that like like I don't think he understands that layer about himself. I think he's just being authentically himself. >> Like he thinks he's being 300, but he doesn't know he's actually gay. >> Uh, I see. >> That's what I mean. Like it's a like clearly yeah, he's trying to do something intentionally, right? But I don't think it's like that strategically like created like this character for them and all that. >> He's like giving a speech before going inside of a bar to confront the guy who's about to kick his ████ ass. >> Yeah. >> [laughter] >> Well, I feel bad because he's going to pull a
4:11 Caitlyn Jenner move on his wife and ████ you know what I mean? Like he he might turn later. The dad might turn. >> Into a woman? [clears throat] >> A woman since she get It's not crazy. It's actually Dude, s███'s happening now. >> happen inside your own family, I heard. >> happening now. It's not a bad thing. It's just like hello. It's just like It's just happening. I don't know what else to say. >> The irony is that obviously it'd be easier to just roast on this dead joke loading ████ but >> [snorts] >> to me it's like the content that he's delivering, I just also just can't really agree with. Like it's like >> What if he's saying Trump, Trump, Trump? Would you like that? >> No. >> Mao, Mao? >> Yes, obviously. >> More Mao? >> Yeah, more Mao, more Mao. >> Mel Gibson? MEL [laughter] GIBSON? >> CHAIRMAN MEL GIBSON, DUDE. >> [laughter] [gasps] >> Plus two, dude. Plus [clears throat] two, dude. >> Braveheart, Braveheart.
5:01 >> [laughter] >> Mel Mel Gibson can't be beat. >> Police body cam, police body cam. >> That's my favorite Mel Gibson content. >> It's like on the one hand it's like he's going to carve out a space so that she can be as aggressively who she wants to be. Absolutely true. But like be loud and always be loud and uncomfortable to other people and make it Yeah, it's like Wait, no, that's not exactly how you work with society either. >> It reminds me of one of the cringiest slogans I ever heard in the early 2000s. It was be yourself with the volume turned up. I'm like, just punch this person in the ████ face. >> Take space. >> Yeah, it's oh god. >> I don't I don't necessarily think that's the best way to be in society. >> You know like when people are are are insecure and they finally get the courage to be confident but they ended up just being like obnoxious and mean to everybody cuz they think that's what confidence is. They think like, "Oh, I'm
5:52 going to be I'm going to stand strong and whatever." But then they end up bullying weaker people cuz they think that's what it means, right? And I'm like, "What the ████ is wrong with these people?" >> Like like learning how to fit in is a very functionally useful element of a community. >> And it's been learning how to be a team player and cooperative. >> And being part of a community, how about that? >> You could still be The chief stands alone with this guy. He's like he is the megaphone to everybody and lecturing everybody. >> Yeah. >> Cuz the videos like this that I do like are when they the dads or the parents or whatever just construct the environment for the little girl to be and you see her riding a little bike on like a half-pipe or on a tire swing. >> always New Zealand guys, huh? Big old buff New Zealand guys with their daughters and stuff like that. >> whatever, but you just see the girl >> Those are the best videos. >> The girl like just living her life and being being this rather than the dad
6:45 talking about this stuff. >> They're bending the narrative to the kid, yeah. >> I don't understand what's wrong with being sweet and lovable and cute and girly. And what the ████ Like why why do you have to be like It's like that weird boss ████ thing. >> Yeah. >> You know how some people have to really talk themselves up to be like this like fake it till you make it person? Cuz I think guys and girls that all do that are so weird. Cuz I'm like, "What if that's not you? Like why do you have to be bold?" >> I'm not going to look at my daughter who doesn't know how to speak yet and be like, "Hey, if 1% of you wants to be a boy, you could be a boy." It's like I don't need to do that right now. >> Might as well just be like, "Hey, look, the mortgage rates right now really suck, so we're going to wait on buying a new house, okay?" [laughter] >> Yeah. >> It always scares me when when you see people like this advertise that strongly cuz it's obviously just for them. The way that these things should come out is the daughter should explain why she had
7:37 a happy childhood and that's the reason. Not he's supposed to explain it what he's going to do cuz a lot of the time you get these guys that are going so overzealous with explaining what kind of a great parent they're going to be. And then next thing you know there's an article about how they molested their kid. >> I know, man. >> It's crazy. That's what happened with those two dads. >> The two gay dads who adopted the baby and they molested him. >> They were They were exactly like that. >> They graped the kid, too. Big time. >> They were exactly like that. There's all this performative messaging of like how we're going to like raise this kid and how we're going to make him like like I guess fit into our society which doesn't fit into the society. I'm like you're doing too much. Just raise a good kid. Have the kid thank you and in the speech they can say what you did right. You don't get to say it. >> Yeah. Like yeah, when you actually do have females that, you know, accomplish a ████ ton and they have their speech or whatever, you see their dad it's like some ████ cook that comes out in the
8:28 apron and ████ and he's like tearing like, "I give everything for my daughter." You know, like >> And it's after the daughter's successful. >> Yeah, and then she tells a story. Yeah. >> Not this ████ sniveling ████ >> It's after the daughter's made it. That's a freaking baby. >> Yeah. >> Hasn't done ████ yet. All she does is ████ That's all she does. >> Right. >> But at the same time if he's going viral for this content and a bunch of people want it and he makes a lot of money and then she has a great life and ████ it, jokes on us. >> Is she going to have a great life with a performative ass dad who's making vids with her like that? >> This guy name is Clarence. Lame. >> [laughter] >> You went to private school. >> No, I'm just saying Clarence. >> Who do you think his audience is? >> I got you. Uh, blue hair people. >> Uh, just uh, more of this side. >> I I think his audience are uh, women with deadbeat husbands. >> Oh, interesting. >> That's like, I ████ wish my husband was involved like you. >> Oh. >> I'm I'm more I'm more optimistic and
9:20 hopeful in that I believe that there's probably a core to his audience that this is useful for. >> Really? It's useful? >> Like how? >> Like women that do feel down. >> I don't I don't know if it's just women or other girl dads I guess that are also like, you know, slight beta. I don't know. Like how how do you I'm assuming this guy like does a lot of these videos and has a lot of views, right? That means some reason that is unbeknownst to us, a lot of people relate. And when that happens, it it maybe we're off our rocker a little. Maybe we don't understand something. >> It's just like red pill content. That ████ gets more views probably than that. It doesn't make it right. It just means you get you found the perfect circle jerk. You found the incels that like your ████ >> Yeah, you literally all just grab each other's dicks like this in a chain. >> But I mean, think about it. You got you know, you have a daughter. >> [laughter] >> You're about to have a daughter, right? >> Yeah. That's less gay.
10:10 >> Have you ever thought at one point to have a motivational speech for her just like this ████ No, like I can't be but >> I do it all the time just not on camera. And my speeches are funny. >> Oh, really? You give her motivational speeches about being a strong >> You're doing it for you. >> I'm doing it I'm doing it so that Nina can hear it and she gets pissed off. >> [laughter] >> Then you're doing it for jokes. That's different. >> Yeah, it's a bit. >> Dad joke incoming. >> But on the flip side though, the way he paints his world is as if everyone here is like, I can't wait to put women down and tell them to stand their place. >> [laughter] >> Like, what the ████ >> But then as if they see this video and they're like, I'm melting. I'm ████ melting. He's owning me so hard. >> Yeah. >> It's rough, brother. >> It's just a self-serving that community, whatever it is. Which is so stupid cuz it's like telling her not to fit in, but what he's doing is desperately trying to fit into his chosen community. He's so
11:02 desperately trying to fit in. Spot on. >> So hard. And it's like, dude, just because normal society is too difficult, you have to ascribe to like a alternative one where you're like winning off the bat. >> But this guy he's hanging his own ████ noose in a way because as soon as he says the wrong LGBTQIA+ blah blah blah and doesn't have the right Z in there or X >> They're going to cancel his ass. >> They're going to kill him. >> Yep. >> Like, why didn't you put XL in there or whatever? >> It's unsustainable. There's no No you can They're just going to eat him alive. >> They will. >> Yeah. >> But hey, good luck to him on his content journey. >> Good luck, my man.
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