The Worst Alpha Male Podcast (with Jarvis Johnson)

today gabi belle (me) sits down with jarvis johnson GOLD! (that's his full name) to chat about alpha male podcasts (fresh & fit) and how they love women so much. they don't interrupt, they respect them, they definitely love women. actually we found out this alpha podcast has more than one misogynistic host, but he rarely, if ever, appears in the fresh & fit podcast tiktok clips. we don't know if he exists. if you find this alpha male, please call us.

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tags: #alphamale #alphamalepodcast #freshandfit

[soconfused]

"It's so hard to find good women in the modern dating scene. The only way I can find decent women is by starting a podcast which is so misogynist that women feel compelled to come on the show to debate me."

[hayley]

"im living in a very emotional reality, nothing is fact for me and im confused all the time" sounds like me the first time i went to my therapist

[strangedoingsinthenight]

the new generation of commentary YouTubers makes me so happy, cause it's less like "oh look at this dumb thing" and more thoughtful and analytical. I wasn't expecting ya'll to actually articulate your thoughts really well and not just be like "oH LiFe hAcKs r SilLy" (not that I don't love that, cause I do). but its really refreshing and it makes me happy that people like you and Jarvis are rising to the top!

[maddierose]

misogynists find one shitty analogy and run with it, even though it makes no sense

[Xetreia]

Men like this get mad about the “privileges” that women (getting out of a ticket, men paying for dinner) will occasionally be given, which is something that only occurs because they are sexualizing women and and expecting to be rewarded. I would rather pay for my dinner and get a ticket rather than need to worry about being assaulted walking home or having someone put something in my drink

[Niceice_]

does the fresh and fit podcast realize that women in relationships are still their own person and not a piece of property?

[caidalee]

It’s so disheartening to see how men just seem to view us as sub-human. Like, I really don’t think Myron would look at me and then himself and think that we are the same amount of human. Obviously it’s not everyone, but it’s enough to be a big problem, and it’s loud enough to be heard by the next generation of boys growing up and learning how to treat women. Guys, please remember: Yes we are women, but we are humans first.

[andrewkoster]

Imagine being so fragile in your masculinity that you melt down because a woman calls you "bro". And then calling yourself an alpha and trying to present as a leader to other men.

[iamsteam]

I don't like how they're like "You women have the privilege of getting things for your looks." But he's exactly missing the point just by an inch. We women are EXPECTED to always look pretty. And If your not condemned as pretty, you're thrown off to the side as just some bitch. If we're considered "Fat", we are lucky to even get with a guy and if we do anything a man doesn't like, they say "You should be grateful I'm even talking to you! Other men don't want to be with a fat bitch like you!" It's a REAL PROBLEM. Beauty standards keep on rising to unachievable points, and our worth is based entirely just on our looks. So yeah, you're exactly right. It IS a problem.

[carolinpurayidom]

the women seated in those podcast looks so defeated and miserable someone please help them

[meepmeep]

"Women want attention, men want sex" oh yes because sex isn't attention 👩🏾‍🦲🔨

[FrizzKid]

Myron is exactly the type of dude, who bullied and berated other boys in school for expressing their feelings and then turn around and pretend women are the ones who don't want men to express themselves.

[brad]

A lot of these types of dudes pretty much describe issues that arise from late stage capitalism/depression/low self esteem/etc, but then when it's time to come to a conclusion on exactly why this problem exists, they go "It's the women and feminists! They've done this to ME!"

[TaraMooknee]

this is super cute (if you forget that this video is about fresh & fit)

[SpLishYSplasH]

My little sister is in 7th grade and she says that almost every boy in her grade watches Andrew tate, calls themselves alpha males, and watches this type of stuff and they believe it. It’s genuinely concerning how many super young kids are falling down this rabbit hole

[ectoplastiic]

*"women can rely on their looks and don't have to try and compete"* like the burden to live up to the standard of aesthetics for women isn't also something women literally have to work for.
Women don't just come out the womb with a contour, bbl, and false lashes.

I'm sorry like look at the women he invites on his show!?
They're all gorgeous and it's all through them spending MONEY, and tons of time(purchasing their makeup, skincare products, clothes and the time to actually get ready doing their hair and makeup before that podcast but also the countless hours spent over their lives learning to do it skillfully).


He doesn't have anyone on his show that is "naturally" that polished looking (like I bet they're all still pretty without makeup, but i doubt him and his viewers would say the same).

ALSO it's not like these women living up to beauty standards on his show are off the hook for misogynistic treatment lmaoooo.

Everything about this is such a joke.

[alrune]

The whole "promiscuity" thing has always felt weird to me.
How are men supposed to be promiscuous when women are supposed to remain virgins?

[ryancombs]

Them saying that women rely on their looks is obviously not true for everyone, but even if you model, do sex work, are an influencer, are an escort, or do other things using your beauty and body, that’s a lot of work! There is so much that goes into that work, it’s a job dude!

[patricksinger]

It's a little depressing how many defenders these guys have, even just in this comments section. Their "facts" sound like they fell asleep about halfway through one meeting of an evolution of human behavior class I took 15 years ago. I *would* be interested to see their sources; do they post bibliographies in the descriptions of their podcasts? :p

[TenderNoodle]

Gotta love how he says all women can fall back on their looks and get married to a man, as if that’s an option that all women COULD do, let alone want to. What about women who don’t fit the beauty standard in a way that they can’t change? Or queer women who would be incredibly unhappy with a male partner, or any partner at all? Even if his logic made sense it still doesn’t work for a large percentage of women.