I first watched "Man Class" on Netflix several months ago, long before I took the red pill. As an average guy I was taken aback by the amount of wisdom and reality that was being presented in this stand-up comedy format. Bryan touches on the unspoken rules on masculinity, the difficulties of forging your own path, and how to "use your feathers" to differentiate yourself from the rest of the herd. At the time I first saw it, I thought it was, at best, a painfully accurate novelty.

Since then, months after swallowing the unpleasant truth, my path lead me to watch Man Class again. After so much lurking on TRP, it was shocking how many truths Mr. Callen casually touches on with a comedic spin. I found it inspiring to hear this audience laughing along with these truths that dictate a straight man's walk through life. The struggle, the lack of support, the inability to express yourself and show your pain... To hear this mob of people gladly accept what was essentially a dissertation on the hardships of modern masculity was, straight up, pretty rad. The beauty of it is that in order to talk about these hardships in public, Mr. Callen essentially had to do what we all have to do as well: turn them into a joke and laugh about them. What the audience accepted as a performance was more along the lines of a confession; just done the manly style we've all become adjusted to.

As a fan of comedy and a supporter of the red pill, I highly recommend "Bryan Callen: Man Class" to any of you who have Netflix. It's good to hear an alpha male say what I have been thinking, and even better to laugh with him about it.