Andrew Tate - Why "Friends" is the WORST TV show in HISTORY

[@BillyWright-xg6ig]

i know tate hates books, but I got recommended from someone on tates old hustlers group about a book ‘25 money secrets from donald trump’ and its honestly life-changing

[@randomwithagoat]

how tf was this comment posted 3 days ago and already got 1.2k likes? the book is not even written by trump

[@trol4889]

@@randomwithagoatbots

[@WealthAdaptation]

Tristan likes books though

[@themadmen1717]

Its bots, there is no such book prolly some mining virus or some shit you will download when searching for the book

[@adequatequality]

I can imagine Andrew showing up as a side character on Friends at Central Perk, walking to the cashier, and saying "Bro, coffee now" and walking out.

[@midladder]

And all girls looking at him as he does

[@MoralesCorner]

Coffee and wo-arr

[@simonpenum]

He would be a "Bully character" who's going out with Rachel, and the other Friends spend the episode trying to tell her what a big meanie he is. Then the plot twist is Rachel breaks up with him just as the other Friends think he's actually a cool guy and they're sad they've split.

[@Onmysheet]

He slaps Ross on the back of the head and says "Do some pushups"

[@chantalszemenyei4523]

Spaarkling whatur now 😂

[@tiscachip]

This shows how Powerful Andrew Tate has become...He can change ppls opinion about a series they have loved their entire lives

[@breakingrick778]

He blew my mind. He is 100% right and I loved Friends.

[@daksh9091]

don't wanna be racist but man Americans are just..😂😂😂😂

[@JohnsonCarlson]

I never watched friends and never will, the show never caught my attention and had some dislike towards it but never pinpoint why, probably what Tate said is one of the reasons it never appealed to me, just never analyzed that way.

[@wicomms]

I always said it was bad

[@Nopanop]

Fuck that show never loved it and I already knew this reason

[@BradKwfc]

He's right. All the men in friends were bitches. Ross was the worst.

[@dickenstom]

Guy got divorced 3 times for a reason

[@adamadams9517]

Without the music or laughter, he comes across as a nutt job.

[@user-ul5no4ck1e]

i think chandler worst

[@AkiraRen6]

Friends is a comedy show 😐

[@Neutron311]

@@user-ul5no4ck1e atleast he was funnny

[@seanyshepfit]

Tbf, it was a bitter pill to swallow at first but looking back at it the men in Friends really were so pathetic

[@franciscopereira5760]

im sorry that your influence was soo trash

[@MS45636]

The women on friends aren't portrayed as strong either though. So for that reason i think friends is not a manipulation attempt but more an innocent attempt to appeal to the masses to be a popular tv show. We also have to remember they are in their 20s - early 30s in that show. 20s - early 30s = you aren't really a full developed adult mentally.

[@Eddybih03]

@@MS45636 yes you are . People need to quit saying that 20s-30s are “kids”. Their all adults

[@MS45636]

@@Eddybih03 Ask any man 40s+. They've lived both as a younger man and an older man. A young man has only done the young bit. Male brain apparently reaches biological maturity at 25 years of age. So if you consider its around that point your brain would just BEGIN processing the world something close to its optimal limits. I remember back to 20s i was a total baby. Mistakes and getting stressed out over silly things and not understanding was a normal day. Enjoy all stages of life, relax. Society wants yall to grow up faster to get workers, soldiers etc etc.

[@MS45636]

@ace8165 As a young man you cant spot it so well and why would you assume you could ? I've rarely met a 20s to early 30s guy who i'd consider a mature adult male (one who has their shit together, well rounded and with some wisdom included). My neighbour at 31 who is a successful hard working guy shows signs of immaturity. Look at young sports stars or celebs - these are people with access to the highest level resources but yet still their actions lack wisdom, maturity.

[@zeusuk100]

I can see why the media all passionately hate him, he keeps dropping these truth bombs and isn't afraid to say them. Good man!

[@Chekyor]

so if he says friends is the worst show the media would be destroyed ?

[@ltte_slayer.0]

@@Chekyor it's one example

[@Plata-ori-plumbu]

Very good man indeed! Accused from the UK to Romania with seven counts of sexual battery. You don't get into that kind of trouble for nothing. The guy isn't Donald Trump, who is actually running for reelection against an actual swamp of political criminals. Tate is just a typical, underworld trafficker villain who's too conceited and dumb to have keep his ego silent and his mouth shut. If you can't realize that reality, you're just slow...

[@mmamultiverse75]

Bruh he was a big fan of the show as well.Guy literally knew the theme song at the end

[@sten260]

There are a lot of manly men out there that do movies but they never do these comedy sitcoms though like Friends. Even in the 80s we had Full House which was kind of targeted towards women, but we also had A-Team, Macgyver, Rambo and Commando that was more meant for men. So I think it's fine as long as there's something for everybody

[@lamborghinijasiek]

That ending was too funny. How can you not love this guy.

[@skillet9141]

He’s…… okay, I guess.

[@EriPages]

@@skillet9141 you must be another one of these Low Testosterone having fellas.

[@nakkadu]

Because he's a complete mong?

[@rocky3850]

@@skillet9141 😂😂

[@Commielover69]

"Umm in my oppinnionn he's aaaa misogynist"🤓

[@jakemccoy]

Come to think about, Friends screwed up my college experience. Masses of girls thought it was cool to be just friends, hanging around straight dudes in their pajamas, leaving dudes with massive blue balls, etc. They were reenacting Friends. I am just realizing it now, 30 years later.

[@jordaniuswashere]

They just didn't want to f*ck you dude...

[@johnsmithdoe3718]

Nah they was sleeping with real men up your game you beta!! Seriously

[@nananyantakyi1549]

​@@johnsmithdoe3718That's the whole point, watching friends programed them to be beta cucks.

[@jackandrews7878]

It definitely had a massive influence on modern college culture and how people view relationships

[@FranciscoPereira-tc2rk]

it was a massive psy op to fk us all men

[@RazorEdge2006]

Friends coined the phrase "friend zone"

[@dr.2335]

‘We’re on a break’

[@KnozLo]

Wasn't it coined on Seinfeld before?

[@LukionSmith]

No they didn't. "Friend zone" has been around way longer than that show.

[@slick900]

lmaoo!!😂😂

[@fyradur]

@@LukionSmith nope. The concept yeah sure, but the first time the specific phrase "friend zone" was used in a TV show was in friends.

[@jiqbal1uk]

Andrew Tate is The best movie critic ever He just pointed out people in the 90s and 20s were being brainwashed and dumbed down via comedy.

[@duibheasaoreilly167]

Being brainwashed and dumbed down by a Dark Age cult is hardly an improvement.

[@gigiblack2231]

You do realize tate is being satirical right. It’s a sitcom about silly friends. All sitcoms have dumb characters it’s not that deep lol

[@safcjoe7062]

Tbf tho, the men were slowly getting more emotional and woke in the sitcoms as time went on. I mean is sarcasm really "unmanly" cos andrew tate is very satirical in general. That being said the men in friends were pretty soppy let's be real, especially Ross

[@user-xq1eo6wi9r]

​@@gigiblack2231 oh yes it is and world leaders admitted to subverting entire nations through shows like this. Do not underestimate how powerful the brainwashing is from TV. I watched an entire country of teenagers be brainwashed through Geordie shore, love island.

[@user-xq1eo6wi9r]

​@@gigiblack2231 He's being serious whist joking too. He actually means it

[@KeithMcormack895]

Respect for Tate for liking Frasier

[@daniela.m.d7655]

LOVE IT 😍

[@jeremiaha5167]

When I lived in UK I watched Friends and Frazier one after another each morning. Maybe 16 years ago

[@Onmysheet]

I've never got it.

[@Eric-jk3oi]

Don't go into the Wendy's restroom and Kalamazoo Michigan right now. I am tearing it up baby

[@Eric-jk3oi]

EVERYBODY go get yourself a Wendy's BACONATOR and then proceed to RIP ASS. leave the stall door open...but only take ur pants off in the stall... once butt ass naked ESTABLISH ur DOMINANCE in that Wendy's restroom, shit in the sink. GODDAMN! LORD HAVE MERCY!!

[@jakehassett2624]

As someone who never watched and always despised friends this is so refreshing 😂

[@shriharihudli]

I always hated that garbage show too. Bad enough that all the females in my class watched it, but then I found out some dudes were watching it too and I felt disgusted.

[@Angelus32]

For some reason i was never able to watch it as well,i tried but i just couldn't do it,it seemed forced to me or not genuine.

[@majorrush81]

I thought I was the only one who never watched friends, i thought it was dumb and a waste of time, I never found anyone else with the same opinion until recently

[@ElmugreTV]

@@shriharihudli you place too much judgement in what tv shows people watch.

[@JAWS-dn8fm]

@@shriharihudli Why would you be disgusted? Friends is not a prodemently female show.

[@TeleologicalConsistency]

If you watched friends without the laugh track you'd see how utterly psychopathic everyone comes off as.

[@Sir_Killsalot]

Not psychotic imo, but inhumanly cringe.

[@adamjensen408]

@@Sir_Killsalot Nah, Ross actually looks like a psychopath.

[@Tdawg93a]

@@Sir_Killsalot well what sitCOM (as in COMedy) is that not true for?

[@Sir_Killsalot]

@@Tdawg93a true. But, I adore Brooklyn Nine Nine. Capt Holt, the most masculine gay man ever.

[@ashleyoasis7948]

Like Rachel can’t stand her atleast Monica did the scream serious which was good

[@attilaudvar]

I think Sex and the city made much more damage in the minds of young women.

[@adiasdiante1010]

You are 100% correct

[@merman78]

AGREED!

[@MuhtasimMonjur194]

They used to show it on TV when I was a boy and I thought : what the hell is this doing on TV ?

[@alluringbliss4165]

agreed

[@Ali_Raza808]

There's different target population for different agenda shows.

[@Garygarygary24]

The fact he rates Frasier just makes me respect this guy even more

[@TheIceyeddy]

Which is funny because Frasier had more gay characters in the tv show than Friends, and Frasier himself was very effeminate.

[@nagarat7308]

​@@TheIceyeddyIs Frasier any funny though?

[@SamanthaJonesSATC]

​@@nagarat7308Frasier is funny and one of the best. It's up there with Seinfeld.

[@SamanthaJonesSATC]

​@TheIceyeddy Yes to all of that. Also, straight men like me enjoy Frasier still.

[@deckofcards87]

One of the reasons I prefer Seinfeld: All of the men (and women) in it are jerks and narcissists and its poking fun at their pettiness instead of trying to sympathise with them. All of Jerry and George's relationships turn to shit in the funniest ways. Its great.

[@zaab-yaoh9302]

Seinfeld is the best sitcom every written in TV history and no one call tell me differently. Even as a black kid from north Pennsylvania I always burst out laughing with my dad. Now as an adult I realize how relatable all the characters are and most of the jokes are still relevant, minus some 70s pop culture references that were before my time.

[@Dilley_G45]

Never seen it this way. Found it hard to watch and very much NOT funny

[@OrthodoxHC]

There was always something off about Friends in my mind even when I was 1st grade and didn't understand the subtleties. 99 percent of the people I know, friends and family, say that Friends is the best. I understand it was entertaining but I was always cringing in the back of my mind

[@secrets.295]

It was entertaining and funny. People get offended over the silliest things these days. And honestly I think Tate is too obsessed with male attributes but it contradicts his own characters. He is an emotional wreck. Getting offended over the silliest things ever. I love masculine traits. One of the best parts of masculinity is to stay away from drama and being patient and only acting aggressively when it's necessary. A concept lost for Andrew Tate. I can't stand my female colleagues when they continuously get offended over the silliest things. Seems like he is no different than most women I know.

[@zeuscannizzomusic8148]

Friends is a very racist show if u watch carefully

[@zeuscannizzomusic8148]

@Mark All of them, sadly black people there are always the servants.

[@hallucy2215]

@@secrets.295 normie fuq

[@dedkat7]

@@hallucy2215 cope

[@Nopanop]

This guy has standup comedy level talent

[@chalkandcheese1868]

To an idiot

[@Nopanop]

@@chalkandcheese1868 nah about idiots

[@angeloelimelech6346]

His eloquence is also on on another level.

[@chalkandcheese1868]

@@angeloelimelech6346 LOL

[@foreignwarren7361]

Christ help your generation!

[@woopazipper]

Basically most TV shows I grew up with the "good men" are portrayed as weak, feminine and docile while the physically strong, macho and assertive male characters ended up to be the abusive bad guys. What do you think Hollywood is trying to tell the young generation of men? Today we have slogans like toxic masculinity as well being thrown around but never toxic femininity. What does that tell you?

[@mealovesyu]

Umm toxic femininity does exist, it refers to the enforcement of rigid gender roles for women, so in combination with toxic masculinity which is an overemphasis of male traits which is harmful to society, both things negatively affect women and wider society in general

[@woopazipper]

@@mealovesyu Nobody throws around the word toxic femininity. Besides, it's funny how "toxic masculinity" is "overemphasis" on male traits according to you but the definition of toxic femininity is not an overemphasis of female traits. If you wanna call spade a spade then gossiping, backbiting, slander, false accusations and crocodile tears should be toxic femininity since more women does that than men, as much as being overly dominant and overcompetitive is toxic masculinity. But even then, nobody throws around buzzwords like "toxic femininity" to women.

[@mealovesyu]

@@woopazipper well first of all it’s not a “buzzword”, that’s a redundant excuse; you just don’t like how the term makes you feel. Which is ironic because right wing conservatives are constantly making fun of people for using “trigger warnings”. Yet you want to ban words and terms because they hurt your feelings and make you feel uncomfortable. Do you seriously not see the hilarious irony and hypocrisy in this? Most right leaning conservatives hate terms like a toxic masculinity because they hate being held accountable for their bigoted attitudes and bad behaviour. Hence why they hate “buzzwords” because it succinctly highlights your lack of intellect, (bigotry and right wing beliefs are correlated with low IQ) and nonsensical worldview, while also acting as a warning to others to not engage with you. Because nobody would want to be racist, or a homophobe or associate with someone who is, unless they were one themselves. As for toxic masculinity, it seems that you have not actually read about it. Toxic masculinity is described as a set of actions, beliefs and character traits, usually traditionally masculine, which reinforce the patriarchal social structure; often to the detriment of anyone that isn’t a heterosexual male. Toxic femininity isn’t stuff like gossiping, but rather the same thing: a set of actions, beliefs and character traits, usually traditionally feminine, which reinforce the patriarchal social structure. For example, insulting other women for the number of previous sexual partners that they have had and claiming that because of this, they will go on to live lonely lives and will not attract the interest of any male off a long term relationship. Another example is acting more coquettish than usual around men, agreeing with everything they say, even if it’s misogynistic nonsense, and avoiding topics like sexual assault in order to not make them feel uncomfortable. Which I personally don’t care about, because the feelings of people in general, especially males are unimportant to me. I do force myself to care about the sensibilities and feelings of my male friends but even then it’s only a little bit. Basically, toxic femininity is being a pick me girl. It’s not necessarily “crocodile tears or gossiping”, despite what movies and media might tell you. As these things usually harm the patriarchal social structure and threaten the social status of males and their control over society and their reputations e.g. false rape accusations (which are extremely rare). Most of the things that are labeled as toxic femininity aren’t actually toxic femininity because they either do not explicitly serve to reinforce patriarchal norms and beliefs, or they are just everyday human behaviours (like gossiping) that all humans regardless of ethnicity, sexual orientation, or sex, participate in daily (and are therefore irrelevant to the discussion). If you are still confused, there are many resources in the form of KZbin videos, books, and academic journals that explain this in more detail/more clearly. I think that you should watch/read these in order to actually understand what it is that you are talking about/having an issue with. Your comment is actually an example of toxic masculinity; most males will comment or get emotional over a concept or event that they do not understand and have not conducted any legitimate research into, and yet still have the audacity to tell people like myself who are well read on this topic, that we are unequivocally wrong. Usually their stance is not based on any critical thinking skill, cogent argumentation or legitimate evidence, but rather emotionality, and false premises; they believe that they are correct in what they are saying purely on the basis that they are a male, so therefore anything and everything they say is correct; they must always be right. And to this end they will rationalize anything to make it seem like it is a logical argument that they came to from much thought and reviewing of evidence when really it was just a viceral emotional reaction to a stimulus which perhaps triggered their introverted sensing faculty i.e. a bad memory or trauma or their introverted feeling function i.e. what they personally believe is moral and right to them. I think this describes and sums up your comment perfectly, while answering/debunking any questions/arguments you might have, whether they were made in bad faith or otherwise 😃

[@mealovesyu]

@@woopazipper the other comment was wayyy too long so I also want to add a REALLY important thing I forgot to say 😊 that another main example of toxic femininity is women bashing men for crying, telling them to “man up” (whatever that means) when men come to them and respectfully confide in them about something that is troubling them like the death of a family member or worries about the future etc This is why toxic masculinity/femininity (rly just toxicity in general) needs to be unlearned by BOTH men and women in order to have a society that functions better and where people feel more understood by one another. (men first then women preferably as men it’s harder for them to unlearn and they set the tone for society’s Overton Window i.e. what society tolerates and thinks is acceptable)

[@danieljames9475]

a lot

[@krispernny4346]

Andrew Tate is funny AF

[@etano1701]

and smart AF

[@alguienconunvideojuego4606]

The end was so fucking funny man xD.

[@omarmmf]

True xDDDD

[@Windows7x]

Yes

[@geoffmartinez8649]

The suck this part 🤣

[@OrthodoxHC]

@@geoffmartinez8649 And him singing the theme song

[@Bharat_motivates]

😂😂

[@muslimah5155]

As a young girl when I told my friend I hated this show,she looked at me like I was some kind of a lunatic and I tried hard to get myself to like this show but I just couldn't.

[@constantinvalidol5472]

Would ask you out if I knew you IRL

[@valleyofthedolls]

girl you are not alone, i hate this show so much it's one of the most overrated, unfunniest, cringiest ever made but literally everyone around me loves it so i never get to share a mutual hate convo about this show w someone irl lmaooo

[@josuedelaguilarios2387]

what didn't you like about the show? Would you please elaborate?

[@chadhaire1711]

@@josuedelaguilarios2387 did you even listen to what tate said you pussyyy? THAT is what was wrong with the show...................watch the video again

[@feelingsandemotions674]

I agree with Andrew. But I still think friends is the funniest show I have ever watched.

[@johnkilrainblackstone6986]

That's why " Married with children" will always be the best.

[@toddbr5959]

Fcking love that show man! And those ladies that have been to the show made it more attractive to me to watch it if you know what i mean!

[@johnq4520]

Can't forget about good ol "Al" he was The Man

[@standardofexcellence]

Home improvement too

[@ivaerz4977]

@@toddbr5959 you are forcing me to watch this show cuz I have not seen a single episode of this show

[@ECJ49]

That show had so many red pills it's amazing watching it now in hindsight.

[@ian9toes]

I ruined that show for a mate by pointing out sitcoms like Fraser had their one dopey person (the maid) who’s only humour was saying something dumb. And every other sitcom had a similar dopey character. But with Friends every single one of them was the dopey character, not one witty joke was ever told on that show. My mate realised I was right and he’d never noticed it.

[@ElmugreTV]

You're one of those people.

[@Jeff-tt7wj]

Then you have shows like It’s Always Sunny where the all the characters are dopes but that’s the joke, so it works.

[@Iankameel]

i noticed that immediately. All the cornball loosers from my school were laughing in hysterics at friends. I just peered at them, through my monocle no less and sipped my beverage whilst chortling in response to Frazier's many moments of classic tomfoolery. Fuck friends.

[@helenn7738]

Idk where you got this from but the script and sequences especially in the earlier seasons were really well-written especially for chandler's jokes. Sure they had weak moments but that's normal. Sounds like your friend is really impressionable

[@senpai1628]

While I agreed that joeys character was quite dumb , the earlier seasons had many witty jokes and the acting was superb.

[@michaelmurray7220]

One of the other major problems with friends was the way it portrayed the girls sleeping with a disgusting amount of different men as normal

[@Nick-rf9hk]

What crap in 10 years Phoebe about three. Monika four and Rachel four? So what crap. Please name the crap you watch to prove you wrong

[@michaelmurray7220]

@@Nick-rf9hk Rachel actually goes through at least 10 boyfriends over the 10 seasons. Granted there’s a couple of them which it leaves ambiguous whether she slept with them or not, but regardless 4 is too many anyway. You should have sex with the person you marry and that’s it.

[@crimson6952]

Feminist programming

[@tolloromassi99]

​@@michaelmurray7220They also tried to normalize porn every chance they got!

[@Mint-kj9kw]

Stop watching Redpill crap. And Joey sleeping with hundreds of women didn't bother you???????

[@mars3177]

I remember back in the 90s I preferred Seinfeld I hated Friends to me Seinfeld always found something annoying about every female he dated and would dump them for that reason, that is reality

[@IrontoughItalian]

Also George Costanza was always picking up and sleeping with women all the time lol

[@fgc1850]

I hate both

[@bazglsgw1208]

Larry Davis is a fckn genius.

[@dedkat7]

No Seinfeld is the most unrealistic show ever. Seinfeld and George slayers LOL no they would both be incel

[@joncarbone]

I broke up with a girl in HS because she like Friends more than Seinfeld. Huge red flag

[@setbyyah5637]

Friends is just a TV show, maybe more of the problem is that we're relying on entertainment to tell us how to live our own lives. We're all too impressionable. A lot of the story lines in friends was about making untraditional/unexpected choices and them still being there for each other. It's right in the theme song "Your jobs a joke, your broke, love life d.o.a (dead on arrival)... but I'll be there for you." If all TV shows were tutorials on how you should live then they would be boring as hell. Look to your parents, community, friends, coaches, religion to give you life advice. Not a freaking TV show 🙄

[@commanderofkesariyaknights]

Tv shows how far more effect in the absence of things u mentioned

[@mastersequence5838]

Has more to do with the time period in which the show aired, late 90's. That's when society started to pivot to political correctness and other ridiculous shit that most of us just saw as stupid at the time, but eventually turned things into what they are today within two decades.

[@sreeyansarout6497]

We think that it is not the producers of TV shows' job to be a coach on how to be an ideal person. But then again, why does the mainstream media constantly attack Dave Chapelle for being a comedian ? All of a sudden, a comedian, whose job is to make people laugh and to entertain, can't just say whatever he wants to say. Why ? "BECAUSE HE IS A BIGOT. Homophobia, Transphobia, Biphobia, fatphobia, Xenophobia, Islamophobia, racism, ableism, misogyny and blah blah blah blah isn't funny. 😭😭😭😭" But apparently portraying men as puh-says is funny ? How ? How is it boring to try to focus on both humour and good morality ? But it is entertaining to show and see (like Andrew Tate said) the constant bombardment of all the Trannys and Homos trying their asses off to be funny and politically correct at the same time ? There is definitely nothing cringey and degenerate about that, right ?

[@DennisJosephin]

Exactly it's supposed to be comedy TV show

[@amylee6038]

I don't see it that way at all. I can't stand that show for precisely the reasons he outlines. You've used minimization and blame-shifting as manipulative tactics to argue against his point. You are exactly the evidence of how Cultural Marxism is so effective. Golly Goober, it's just a show (portraying the "new" feminized men) and it is your fault the producers have written this kind of material (Sex and the City being another of many more examples.) There really isn't a systematic culture-wide push going on in the schools, the media, entertainment, etc. to change traditional values and roles. It's "just" a TV show and the material "poofed" into existence without any design, no objective other than the lovely message about being there for each other. lol. It's just an accident it isn't Father Knows Best. There is a "laughing box" programming us to understand what our global elites want us to think is funny, and it is just as disgusting to me as Saturday Night Live and other not-comedy shows that are just leftist talking points masquerading as humor. They're programming the audience how to think, if you want to be a good little obedient citizen. We don't even have a television in our house, and we homeschool. Because we see what kind of negative influence this culture has on children. Despite agreeing with your last sentence, that does not excuse the engineers of Cultural Marxism working diligently to break down the family and national unity.

[@vasilisvasiliadis3256]

Almost every big show especially a huge hit like Friends, from the 90s to now, has a political agenda. Nothing is random , and not only comedy shows, scifi, adventure...even music video clips & cartoons...everything. First comes the agenda

[@ВладимирКруглов-к9о]

An underrated comment. This must be understood by a hell of a lot more people!

[@vasilisvasiliadis3256]

@@ВладимирКруглов-к9о they are "blind" because of the mainstream media and they don't care.

[@XXXPUBLICENEMY]

What about x files

[@rayang9929]

while i do agree to some degree, what was the agenda behind bear grylls survival XD eating bugs i think lol

[@fernandosomething]

@@rayang9929 Basically the big big budget stuff.

[@jefflittle8913]

I never was an Andrew Tate fan, but he is 100% correct about Friends being terrible. I think that literally the most I have ever been able to get through is about 5 minutes in a sitting.

[@yeahimatrollandiluvit8704]

That’s not what he’s saying. You failed

[@daniellewis3098]

​@@yeahimatrollandiluvit8704🤓

[@CRISTIANO18786]

i bet you liked seinfeld which is the worst show ever made literally no comedy in any way.

[@daniellewis3098]

@@CRISTIANO18786 Seinfeld was a great show....better than friends

[@jchatz]

​@@yeahimatrollandiluvit8704Did you see the series? 4 of them ended being together and they are only 6.

[@Visakh_S_Nair]

The sad part is, I have seen people crying in real life because friends show got finished.

[@icemaster9728]

You got a problem with that?

[@Visakh_S_Nair]

@@icemaster9728 ya

[@silvius6416]

and u cry when u lose at ur favourite video game, so shut up

[@Visakh_S_Nair]

@@silvius6416 nope

[@icemaster9728]

@@Visakh_S_Nair Suck it up

[@vinceslapchopper]

Funny how all the male actors in Friends ended up nowhere after the series. And Matthew Perry is just a complete mess of a man right now, and who would blame him when his legacy amounts to playing a comic relief character trying to hide his insecurities behind sarcasm and cynicism. On the opposite, all the female actresses somehow flourished after the series because they were all portrayed in a positive and favorable way.

[@skinguru241]

Really? Apart from Jennifer Aniston, none of the others got big. The reason is it's impossible to come out of the shadows of a show that big.

[@ФеофанЭтополедолжнобытьзаполне]

@@skinguru241 I dunno. Doesnt Courtney amount to big? Abed from Community told me that cougar town is huge.

[@andreihorodniceanu6541]

You exagerate, david schwimmer is a great actor, watch him in band of brothers and you can see how different is that character from Ross, he is brilliant

[@MikeJohnMentzer]

Here's something I observed Male actors who play sissy roles once, no one else would cast them again because people can't see tham in a male/masculine role anymore

[@Antiochos-ur3qt]

Indeed friends had an enduring influence. When it was being 1994 to 2004 projected, I was 18 to 28 years old, i.e. I was right of age to see the influence it had on the following generational wave of men and women younger than me up to 10 years. Big difference indeed. By all means one cannot attribute it all to Friends itself, however people also tend to forget that Friends also influenced movies and other tv programmes as well as prepared the scene for reality shows such as the original Big Brother (where men and women lived in a kind of "Friends" situation). People also tend to forget that even if the majority of my generation was not watching "Friends", most of us had watched at least one episode or two, say in the company of college chicks during some Sunday night in house with tv and pop-corn. And then if, say, 40% of girls watched it and about 20% of men watched, these ones exerted an influence to the rest without the rest even realising it. Something similar yet to far lesser yet still noticeable extent occurred with Bing Bang Theory which de-nerdified nerds and turned them to "geeks" back in 2007-2009. If BBT did so, imagine Friends which was fa rmore insidious, propagandistic and of course far more popular, not to mention the countless re-runs to this day.

[@ВладимирКруглов-к9о]

Very true, and that's exactly how propaganda works.

[@michaelh13]

A 47 year old man just ranted about Friends on an Andrew Tate video, maybe we really are doomed

[@richardsonribeiro770]

​@@michaelh13Ok, zoomer

[@michaelh13]

@@richardsonribeiro770 Swing and a miss, bub

[@David-yk5tq]

​@@michaelh13 we really are

[@apurvatrivedi5102]

I used to be ashamed of not loving this show and even after being ashamed never tried to watch a single episode. Now I am proud of this now

[@foreignwarren7361]

You sound like a prime candidate for a cult....

[@apurvatrivedi5102]

@@foreignwarren7361 Thankss!!! 😆😆

[@foreignwarren7361]

@@apurvatrivedi5102 Think about it, you are weak, and can be easily molded, Tate thrives on stock like you, be careful, dont let people influence you. Make your own stand.

[@apurvatrivedi5102]

@@foreignwarren7361 yes sure, I can't believe how can you judge so accurately by just reading one comment. I never liked friends, never got influenced by anyone who watches it and never felt FoMo regardless of what others say. I can see you are the guy who watches trash comedy and laughs with "laughter audio effects", I do not care about your opinion

[@foreignwarren7361]

@@apurvatrivedi5102 Don't have a cry and be angry and try retaliate, listen and take good advice from people. I can tell in your writings that you are lonely, sad and need substance in your life. But I can also tell that you will appease people any way possible as long as they give you some attention that you lack and so desperately crave. You must avoid all this and find out your own likes, dislikes and stick to your opinion. Don't sway to the drum beat of the peer machine that so desperately wants to take you in and control you.

[@zs5002]

I witnessed the effects of friends first hand and it was just sad. My college gf lived with friends in a house and nextdoor were these 30 year old guys who befriended them. They all joked and acted like it was just like friends but I knew they really just wanted to bang these girls, they were just too feminine to pull it off. It was so pathetic to watch

[@Sam-gi4qq]

these feminine guys are the worst - not only they do not get any girls - they actively prevent other guys from having them

[@mealovesyu]

Maybe they were just friends? Not everyone has a rapist mindset like you do 😂

[@coops1992]

Cope, femboys get tons of chicks these days.

[@SirarSalih]

​@@coops1992no they don't cuck

[@crimson6952]

@@coops1992 nah

[@darren9678]

That plus, the over advocacy of hookup culture and portraying relationships as something you can just move past (while you can't in reality and they actually have a severe impact on you)and self dignity was basically non existent and the characters having toxic traits which were played off for laughs.

[@kalpagovekar7973]

Yes completely agree. It actually advocated and glorified hookup culture . I was mortified and astonished wondering if it's actually that easy to just get over someone. In reality it isn't.

[@kalpagovekar7973]

@Jermaine Anthony You are entitled to your views . But are you seriously telling me that people in that era and age were a bunch of hoes sleeping with every person of the opposite gender they meet? C'mon that can't be true !

[@kalpagovekar7973]

@Jermaine Anthony I do understand and realise that but I don't think people's lives just revolved around ONS and hooking up as the show portrayed!

[@lepesar7422]

​@@jermaineanthony7794isn't that a part of the problem, young people watching friends were tought that it's okay to hookup with random people just for fun and when they started to question why they couldn't get over people as easily as the characters in the show they start to wonder what is wrong with them.

[@apz202]

how is tate different?

[@ascendant95]

I'm 41 and I was working a job last year with several gay 18-21 year old gay guys. Every one of them loved Friends. They really loved Friends. Pretty crazy.

[@ryank6322]

The show hasn't even been on TV in 20 years. It's a zombie show that won't go away.

[@imranbu-khamseen8273]

I always felt that men in friends are portrayed as weak, vulnerable and feminine while girls are strong both physically and character - wise! And this is the main reason why I started hating it! Monica can win an arm wrestle against Chandler, win arguments (almost always), it was mentioned that Monica is stronger physically than Chandler... Moreover, Ross couldn't take Monica down (physical fight!), Phoebe and Rachel took Ross down in a physical fight and so on... it was really rare where Men protrayed as strong characters and dependable ones unlike women in the show... it is really disgusting!

[@davidgeary490]

Proud to say I never liked the show, the guys were too 'fey - didn't watch it. Liked Seinfeld though. Liked How I Met Your Mother, but didn't like the sappy architect guy Ted much. Marshall & Barney were fun characters.

[@wrcz]

"I always felt that men in friends are portrayed as weak, vulnerable and feminine" So it's true to modern America

[@TheUnseenPath]

No, Andrew said it best. The girls were just as petty as the guys they all kind of got one over on each other from time to time.

[@jchatz]

Did you see the series? 4 of them ended being together and they are only 6. They showed that men have emotions, everything else was for fun.

[@temposetter1091]

tbf joey was fairly masculine but very stupid

[@jamesseaton7033]

I'd go further than this and say that it actively discouraged the Western world's family values, encouraging a generation to live out extended adolescence living with friends as a family substitute sharing an apartment instead of growing up, having kids, buying a house and living adult lives.

[@UsmanKhan-iu1ci]

DAMN i think your actually right....

[@mystic8580]

Not to mention all they did was hang out at a coffee shop all day too

[@nicolaslatorre810]

People should live however they want.

[@radiantveggies9348]

​@@nicolaslatorre810no.

[@Animeow08]

@@Chappo-un3feyea but Tater tots will fight tooth and nail cause that’s their lord and savior

[@eljanabbasov6953]

I never watched Friends and never liked it. Now, I understand why I subconsciously hated it even back then

[@melanidevilliers7847]

How can you hate it if you never watched it? Strange.

[@ashleyoasis7948]

Atleast Big Bang theory mocks simps lol 😂 got to love that show way better

[@eljanabbasov6953]

@@ashleyoasis7948 yeah, but laughing effects really annoy me

[@Kyle-2020]

Same

[@user-vt2ce2jc4r]

Why is everyone so serious. All I saw was manly men. Chandler becoming a good husband and a father. Ross an accomplished professional who went up to get the woman he loved without hesitation and care of public opinion that she might lose her career opportunity . Joey still was an example of a man still on his way to become one . Rachel made a choice to let go of career to have a family ,how is that acting like men. Monica is almost traditional in everything from being a lovely host to wife to mother. Phoebe ended up marrying and moving into well settled house. Arnt these what traditional PPL say are womanly attributes . Friends taught us to be human. Not just men and women

[@canelareina3795]

"Friends taught us to be human, not just men and women." Good, Lord, Tate was right!!

[@Fr0stiX101]

Proving Tate's point in the best way possible, thanks for your comment

[@STOPTHECLOWNS581]

I was watching this thinking it's not that bad is it? Then I read this comment and was like maybe Tate is right 😂

[@canelareina3795]

@@STOPTHECLOWNS581 Me too!

[@vinterskog]

I was 22 when Friends was popular and everybody watched it. I tried to watch an episode at that time (late 90's), but I really honestly believed it was about two gay dudes living next door to some girls. So I just skipped it all. Now I see why I thought like this.

[@splaffyduck5787]

If you're so paranoid and averted to anything that you perceive as gay, that you immediately had to reject a tv show because you found characters to be too gay when one of those characters main ongoing joke is about how many women he's always sleeping with, then you should probably speak to a psychiatrist about how you're probably in the closet...

[@vinterskog]

@@splaffyduck5787 Paranoid?? Just not interested in that kind of show, that's it.

[@splaffyduck5787]

@@vinterskog Yea thinking that a show that's mostly about straight people sleeping with each other is too gay for you is pretty paranoid. If you like guys just say so, the only person who cares is your little buddy Tate and he's safely tucked away in Romanian jail 😉

[@vinterskog]

@@splaffyduck5787 It's always amazed me how obnoxious and pathetic Friends fans were back then. Some things never change, I see.

[@splaffyduck5787]

@@vinterskog No worries, you've got to come out of the closet on your own pace. Whenever you're ready, the vast majority of people are ready and willing to accept you

[@Guy_LastName]

the main character guys were always soft, and every guy they encountered outside of the group was normal

[@TheJofrica]

Any time there's three they are a representation of Ego, Id, and Superego. Both the three guys and the three girls. One is very animalistic and dumb (Id = Joey and Phoebe), one is very self-centered (Ego = Ross and Rachel), one is very normal like (Superego = Chandler and Monica). This is a common way to script characters in shows.

[@Tdawg93a]

@@TheJofrica I characterised the pairs as cool kids, weirdos and dorks. Cool kids = Joey & Rachel. Weirdos = Phoebe & Chandler. Dorks = Ross & Monica.

[@TheJofrica]

@@Tdawg93a Nice one 👍

[@blondie9422]

I think that’s what made it funny though!! They weren’t “normal”

[@LukionSmith]

@@blondie9422 Right. Sitcom characters have to be outlandish because normal people are boring and that doesn't make for funny TV shows.

[@alirezashirzad5785]

As a guy who loved freinds and have watched it 3 time now realising it has been destroying masculinty 🤯🤯🤯🤯 Truth is sometimes hard to hear

[@EriPages]

Yep.

[@YouTube_gets_dumber_each_year]

I don't think Andrew was being serious. This video was basically satire. Either way, no one should mold/model their personality based on characters from tv shows.

[@Windows7x]

Ok

[@johnq4520]

@@KZbin_gets_dumber_each_year So true

[@blindfollower]

Your masculinity must be extremely fragile if it can get destroyed by a sitcom.

[@வெற்றி-ன8ள]

When I saw friends in 2014 when I was in college, I saw something was wrong with guys in the show. Guys when we talk among each other talk like shit, swearing or insulting but we do not mean it. But in Friends , these guys in front of girls are toned down in language. This is a show written for girls on how they prefer guys to be.

[@MrJonjoe1977]

I never liked "Friends" but could never explain why. There it is

[@The_batman_mma]

I would watch Tate's friends

[@jeremiaha5167]

That should be the exact tile. Tate's Friends. And he should take a part in writing

[@keshavraj6186]

Oo ya i m the world champion ya the lambo is mine..🤣

[@Tdawg93a]

You really think it would last a full season?

[@shreenandandas6479]

Maybe, just maybe, you shouldn't let a TV show dictate how your life should be?

[@inexorable3564]

Yes but thats easier said than done. Most of us are just mindlessly consuming these shows, and what do you know how unconscious mind works

[@Crypto-mi1hk]

Yeah its easier said than done , think for example popular tv shows make these kind of narrative and try to normalize these things than social media people create content on these shows without knowing how it impacted them already on subconscious level . Tv and drama shows are not just entertainment they shape the personality liking and everything around a common person . Did you ever thought if you wear jeans , than why it is . Or if you think going to go somehwere in friends and speaking in english is classic than why it is , these all behaviours somehow or another are results of all the movie , entertainment shows a person consume thus making a race of people like those .

[@tareklegrand7747]

That's what I did I also don't let an internet Influencer dictate it for me either

[@seanyshepfit]

"Every dude is a homo" so true 😂 😂😂😂

[@Tdawg93a]

Not true at all

[@bigol9223]

@@Tdawg93a pretty true

[@jokerboy639]

So true

[@fa_cough]

They kissed.

[@23Disciple]

@@fa_cough Italian men from Camora dont kiss each other? I am slav, kiss is stricly forbidden between men, but in Italy or West like France, its normal even between hetero men, and more than 100 years...

[@jkg7297]

Thinking about it, I gotta say he has a point. I watched Friends for the first time this year and I absolutely loved it, but his points about the show making men soft pussies is right. It's quite normal for us to see men portrayed like that in comedies, so I didn't mind and had great fun watching the show, but back then it probably wasn't a usual thing. I guess it could've been the beginning of that trend on such a large scale. Anyway, the show is amazing even today and to state that it's the worst of all time just because of soft main characters is simpy nonsense, but it's Tate after all.

[@ashleyoasis7948]

That was back in the fucking 90s and that was just second wave

[@greygorygaming]

It os awful though. Every episode is about sex.

[@jkg7297]

@@greygorygaming yeah it kinda is, especially at the beginning. Later on there are more interesting plots than sex tho. It's still there, but you won't care so much.

[@adrenalinex4]

Show is trash

[@sparcousa]

Hence why Barney was a top G back then 🤣

[@mirko9583]

After "friends" I think people started sharing apartments and made it something as normal as it never been before that people in 30s,40s and 50s do so as a result of houses went up tramandesly besides Tate explained about changes happened in male characters too!

[@hopeflix2409]

Very true......

[@stefankeeney8462]

Brooo…you just hit the NAIL on the HEAD ! I have friends that indulged in all that how I met your mother and friends shit and moved OUT of the suburbs to NYC to live in apartments with their friends and go out most nights a week, while I worked for 4 years saving all my damn money. Now I got married and am planning to buy a house at 28 and I’m telling these kids “the way you want to live your life is drastically going to change when you hit thirty and get serious with a girl, and your not going to be able to do anything about it.”

[@JKRuc]

There was a black version show of Friends it was called "Living Single", its with Queen Latifah. Friends and Living Single were some cringe 90s sitcom shows forsure.

[@Douken]

DUDE! I LITERALLY TOLD THIS TO SOMEONE 2 DAYS AGO. IT'S 100% True!

[@Kimmy_95]

​@@JKRuc more specifically, Living Single came before Friends. The black version was the original that inspired the white version....I've never watched LS though but I've seen Friends & I agree that it's corny.

[@cygnusprime6728]

Something always bugged me about this show. Even in old school comedies from previous generations you'd have 1-2 imbecilic or overly goofy/sensitive male characters for comic relief, but it was rare for every guy in the cast to just be a complete joke with few redeeming qualities and no overt masculinity. Friends helped start the trend where all the female characters are smart, competent, resourceful, hardworking , etc while also being kind with high emotional awareness. Theh have few flaws and the flaws they do have, the male characters are rarely if not never point them out or best them intellectually. Meanwhile, the guys are the total opposite: dumb, clumsy, sensitive, etc. This pretty much became a staple in Hollywood movies and shows with how people wrote characters and now it's even in more serious genres like action, horror, etc with the women almost always being more put together. And since many people have their personal views/philosophies influenced by TV, they start to live that sort of lifestyle and have thag attitude about men and women. In school and even work, some women just automatically assume they're the smartest and most competent in the room, look down on the men, etc and get shocked if a guy doesn't just meekly put his head down and agree with her. Its pretty insane.

[@nooneisrightallthetime-zv7hs]

That’s why it’s called programming my friend.

[@joostdriesens3984]

I hardly watched Friends (I'm on the Seinfeld team), but the women from Friends also were weak, with Phoebe missing a few mental screws, Monica having severe compulsive behaviours and Rachel making bad decisions and being emotional. Tate's story is attractive because it follows a certain narrative, but in reality it wasn't as black and white. Friends was fine for the people who liked it (mostly girls). TBH I think the character of Joey is more of an alpha than the character of Andrew tate, because Joey is very balanced and outcome independent whereas Tate comes across as emotional en whiney to me.

[@MikeJohnMentzer]

Same with the fight scenes in movies In modern movies , women never lose a fight against a man , NEVER This makes it seem like women have a chance against men in a fight and women are going around trying to fight men only to come out of delusion after the first punch

[@RobertLoyale]

No he’s right. Chandler and Joey was portrayed almost like a couple. Then Ross was an emotional wreck. It’s crazy because they all had good jobs but they made it seem like life was so hard smh

[@RobertLoyale]

@VaxeiVFX true

[@tonyc8752]

That’s the point VFX. Why did they write such feminine, weak male characters?

[@RobertLoyale]

@VaxeiVFX it was to show men in a sensitive state but they went overboard. In my opinion, they sold their soul for fame.

[@gemlouise1260]

It seemed a fairly realistic if exaggerated portrayal to me. Most men are just people with hang ups and issues just like women, not cardboard cut out stereotypes of what society thinks a man is. Being a man isn't just playing a role and fighting dragons the whole time, it's also just being an imperfect and unique human being like every one else. There isn't a man on earth who doesn't have weaknesses and vulnerabilities, and there's nothing wrong with that. We all have plenty of room to learn, improve and grow, and it is a pretty miserable life if there is nobody you feel comfortable and safe enough to drop the act around and just be you for.

[@mekhilefanis1442]

​@VaxeiVFXdo you know that the producer of friends is gay ? He is married to a guy so there you go !!

[@josephbrolly7232]

You have to admit Tate is savagely funny when hes in the mood. Tate brothers first season friends summary get me every time.

[@Glorifikatus]

Give me a brake.. it's comedy and a TV show.. not a guidebook of how to be a man.. completely irrelevant.

[@_weebzee]

Every loser i know loved Friends

[@COOLSAUCE21]

The friends show is entertaining because of the emotion and over reaction. It's a show you watch to relax and laugh, not because any of the characters are people you should look up to and aim to be like 😭 (Edit: but yes, he has a point. People shouldn't be, but they end up doing that)

[@PKandME]

Yeah 100% agree.

[@smh-]

stop it, you are supposed to agree with everything what tate says! dont think for yourself

[@Clivetinker]

Watched Friends all the time growing up. It’s not the society ender on its own, but it set the slope for shit to be really bad 20 years later

[@americanwoman445]

Ross was a professor, (geek,) Chandler worked for corporate, Joey played the part of a guy trying to break into show biz, these male characters were supposed to be some what of a push over but endearing and still very much a man at the same time. It was a hit because it did reach an audience of men that maybe never represented, these men do exist in our society, not all men are like Tate but doesn't mean they are not masculine in their own way. Not all woman want to be married to the Hulk.

[@shakezpere]

But somehow in society right now many people ended up doing that. Many Man became "weaker" each day.

[@sparrow3491]

wow he broke it down perfectly. that's actually how reality is.

[@QrackedQuinton]

I have said for over half a decade how terrible and disgusting it is that people find humor in this show

[@CRISTIANO18786]

and i bet you like seinfeld which generates negative comedy output

[@QrackedQuinton]

@@CRISTIANO18786 I have never watched sciencefwld once in my life that sounds horrible. Don’t assume what I watch I don’t watch anything. I am what I watch.

[@3bdullah666]

@@QrackedQuintonya ya sure buddy 😂

[@shinyori]

Agreed

[@sarikajoshi7156]

There humour is very specific to particular race and it is not bad thing but as person from another race its really hard to relate to their jokes and I bet there are also many more like me and people who just pretend to like friends or even became fan of it to just look cool .

[@sumitpurkayastha819]

Having emotion and caring for people is not "Unmanly". Real men care for other people, friends. Drinking vodka all the time, smoking cigars, etc. does not make you a man.

[@sushijuice6895]

Tate Confidential is funnier than Friends

[@TheMerlet24]

I've always disliked that show, but I never really understood why. Now I know. P.S there's a little show called "the Big Bang Theory” which makes the men in friends look like Top G's 😭

[@EMichaelBall]

Bazinga

[@matheusbarbosa099]

Yeah both are bad series

[@gigiblack2231]

Not really. The men on that show are always displayed as goofy nerds. There’s no such thing as being a top G, be yourself lol

[@ihatefurriesxxx]

Sheldon is such a geek p**sy that he got knocked tf out by 3 girls in his own show

[@aakashbhosale9140]

There is only one show who portrayed characters as Top G and that is Peaky Blinders.

[@Sandy-nc8bc]

I was caught off guard at the end 😂😂😂 I kept replaying it 💀 3:19

[@wotizit]

😂😂😂

[@mrsnulch]

Oh yeah when he starts singing the theme song I died laughing

[@peterwallis4288]

I think what makes Friends plausible is that the men and women are linked because one of the girls is the sister of Ross, right? So, it's plausible they would hang out as a friend group. Although the entire show is pretty unrealistic. And in reality, it's rare to have so many friends you hang out with on a regular basis.

[@ladistar]

How are they always able to hang out at the same coffee shop all the time, I mean don’t they all supposedly have jobs and relationships lol

[@Dilley_G45]

At least after you're outta college

[@peterwallis4288]

@@ladistar yeah good point. I suppose they are meant to go hang out there every day after work. Anyway, yes, it's pretty unrealistic.

[@MZRandom]

I watched friends when I was teenager, as an African I had the same opinion, I remember telling my friends it is unrealistic they're always showing the men apologising to females even when the female are wrong ... The same thing about ally mcbeal, she ruined her colleagues marriage yet, she is the victim.

[@ascendant95]

Thank you for not complaining that there weren't enough "black people" in the show. Probably because you are African and not African-American.

[@sandermez3856]

they are teaching the youth bad morals. to be angry and the victim when you have behaved wrongly. ppl do this all the time today!

[@Bell_plejdo568p]

@@ascendant95most black American don’t care about those things. Only mainstream media says that

[@theragoooverlord5021]

McBeal was even worse.

[@Dogypenguin]

I’m proud to know that I always refused to watch Friends

[@mikolajpaluch4927]

Same Bro

[@FJUWANA]

Finally, someone is saying it... same thing as Everybody loves Raymond, where the mother is always in control of the younger brother who never really grow up. I always love The King of Queens where Doug is a manly character and don't take crap from anyone even though he may not always win argument, but he always go swinging.

[@EriPages]

Doug is a super dad bod who works a dead end job and for what?

[@jamesmiles1328]

King of queens the women ran the house lol,and he even got bullied around by the old dad,wasn’t a manly character was the dumbass,don’t take tv shows so seriously lol,only a bit banter comedy,Andrew Tate taking the piss having banter giving examples,nothing he says means jackshit anyway lol,as he don’t give a shit about you

[@TopFix]

@@EriPages It's called comedy

[@gforce97]

no, there were times when Carrie(his wife) would abuse him

[@Fleathemighty]

you know whats funny? This is lowkey probably his most important video ever, because he did exactly what he said he would. Created a sort of reality show composed of hundreds of videos promoting the male qualities which society really lacks these days

[@sandbox7388]

true

[@karikalan8830]

My respect for Andrew Tate 📈📈

[@leotehlion4586]

I can safely say now that I’ve never watched a single episode of friends and glad about it

[@coalblacksmith]

Damn, I miss the guy.

[@AS-pug]

Hate him all you want but he’s right. Friends was the start of degenerate behaviour, they introduced it all as harmless but promotes filth, and shows since then have just gotten worse. And this is coming from someone who used to enjoy watching it.

[@breakingrick778]

Tate literally just blew my mind. Facts.

[@Tdawg93a]

No... opinions.

[@smh-]

*soyboy face*

[@LittleMissHoop]

@@Tdawg93a and not 'literally" LOL

[@Tdawg93a]

@@LittleMissHoop well yeah not "literally" either lol when someone literally blows your mind you don't get to type a comment about it

[@splaffyduck5787]

You're a sad little fanboy who wishes he could blow Tate. Facts.

[@sciencelabvideosl7558]

Oh God yes. I couldn’t stand ROSS and RACHEL . Lost my patience with Ross. I would never be able to stand a man who acted like he didn’t know what he wanted. It never made sense to me. I am a woman and i wanted ROSS to get some balls.

[@TheJofrica]

Any time there's three they are a representation of Ego, Id, and Superego. Both the three guys and the three girls. One is very animalistic and dumb (Id = Joey and Phoebe), one is very self-centered (Ego = Ross and Rachel), one is very normal like (Superego = Chandler and Monica). This is a common way to script characters in shows.

[@gigiblack2231]

I think every woman hated Ross. It’s a comedy so he’s gonna be goofy for the sake of laughs.

[@cefimssoas9830]

Absolutely , back in the day no one told us the world was gonna be this way and then the internet came and amplified the girly boy phenomenon

[@gigiblack2231]

Nobody is telling you to be girly. If you wanna be masculine you can be that. Lots of shows geared towards women have masculine love interests. Friends is purely a comedy so all the characters are gonna be goofy.

[@yudzin88]

Friends were boring show to me, I can't even point out a single interesting episode. Only Joey was funny, and I absolutely despised Phoebe.

[@JIGSAW941]

I am one of the few men that can ACTUALLY say I've NEVER seen a single full episode of Friends

[@i_am_thebatman]

He’s got a point Sam Malone , Frasier , even with Taxi in the 70’s with Riga , Tony , Louie and everyone The guys were still men

[@zooropa414]

I've always thought chandler became so obnoxious after coupling with Monika he was like scared kitten and she was the most intolerable woman ever, i never understood the relationships in friends they were a whack, Ross is so unattractive and undatable he doesn't have single drop of testosterone

[@Angel_M777]

Friends is the best show ever. It was popular because many people could relate to the life stories - laughter, sadness, friendship, love, betrayal, awkwardness, career and so on. How many people can relate to Tate? Not many I guess. He is miserable all the time and never depressed apparently. By the way, did you cry in prison cool guy? 😂

[@wotizit]

Everyone agreeing with him

[@MikeJohnMentzer]

He did 1000 push ups in prison while you're here getting a hate wetness from him

[@MikeJohnMentzer]

Majority of men relate to Tate more than the boys in your favorite TV show Sorry cupcake, reality is different from your TV show delusion

[@nboy7]

Always HATED the Ross character in friends. Always felt no woman would like a guy as needy, unstable and whingey as Ross yet he was portrayed as being such a "catch". Joey was a decent character but the problem was Ross and Chandler were such losers all the time it made it so easy for Joey to look like the cool guy.

[@kenwood2682]

Remember chandler dad was trans lol

[@nickslade3978]

Women would enjoy Chandler's company for the sake of comedy in real life at least lol

[@vedanttaneja4428]

Joey was a ladies man and very masculine .

[@joeaiden4894]

He was protrayed as the richest one along with Chandler.

[@jawsjaws4018]

@@kenwood2682 Yeah and they made comedy out of Chandlers dad, something to laugh at! The left would hate that comedy today. Everyone in the comments and Tate himself are blowing Friends way out of proportion. That's something I usually see of the radical left.

[@saleemq7]

I have an interesting take, Friends was just as famous outside of the West, which helped 10s of millions of people learn English while paying 0 clue into social impact of it. But I see how people would view from the West as inaccurate representation of how things would actually go down

[@alfasiger4178]

The only thing I watched it for was its droplets of humor. I didn't care about the social impact. Granted it is an inaccurate/unrealistic representation of how things go down, but it had its moments that made you laugh. I never took any social values from Friends. I see what Tate is saying, but I think his take on it ruining a generation was overreaching and misdirected. What ruined these 2 generations was the education system and parents not being involved in the lives of their children.

[@at8630]

After viewing this, I understand why I never sat through one entire episode of Friends.

[@nananyantakyi1549]

I always hated it with a passion..I have a cousin who liked it

[@jackjax7921]

This video was released in 2018 and YT is shadowbanning Tate. Now everyone agrees Friends is overrated asf.

[@joncarbone]

Agreed. Went to HS in the 90s. Friends rubbed me the wrong way. Was always a Seinfeld guy.

[@simonnaylor7983]

I agree with this actually. Friends gave men including myself the worst impression about how to be 'modern man' in this world. All the men in the show were weak and feminine. Also, another bad show was 'scrubs'. It also showed men as weak and feminine. I'm sure that this was all done on purpose to weaken and make us more feminine rather than more masculine. The 90's were my formative years. I was born in 82 but I wish sometimes I was born in 62 or 72. At least that way there would have been better role models to learn from in the 70s and 80's with more real men on TV rather than the 90's male role model's 'embrace and show your feminine side' male role models on the 90's.

[@SK-kh2rs]

Dr Cox and the janitor were feminine? 😂

[@ayeejaayy5848]

Bro said scrubs isn't a good show, i want whatever crack you're smoking on lmfao

[@hasan_z]

@@SK-kh2rs probs not but the main protagonist and his friend

[@crimson6952]

im 17 rn and i really wish i grew up in the 70s

[@ghostwitch644]

@@crimson6952 Why? Do you think that your life would somehow be better if it was 1973? You're in high school bro. Your life isn't difficult or challenging in any meaningful way. Also, you're gonna grow out of this mindset eventually. Everyone does

[@wildcalmxtra]

Hmm, if you’re letting either Friends or Andrew Tate tell you how to live your life, then that’s the problem in a nutshell. Being your own person with a brain that thinks is probably the best way to go. The problem with social media is that algorithms reinforce our preheld beliefs by feeding us more of the same and squeeze out other opinions. But very seldom does the truth lie in either extreme.

[@Link_st]

Finally a comment making sense. We as a society should teach kids to think for themselves. Set them free from influencers.

[@calstonjew]

True free thinkers have no friends and have a much harder time getting laid.

[@_Schrodinger]

@user-vk3hi2lv7y And sit coms too Aside from the fact that it was funny... It's definitely not the best way to live a purposeful life Sit coms,movies,webseries or influencers are not the things that should ever influence your real life And Tbh it's better if a kid was actually influenced by Tate's actual messages than an adult comedy show

[@One.Zero.One101]

It's just the Gen-Z hating an old thing from before they were born. This type of content is nothing new.

[@petrospetromixos6962]

Doesnt matter it was promoted to whole society,young kids watched it, what you watch and see affects you even a little or in different and strange ways.What is presented as normal and right matters.Being your own person goes without saying

[@lustbubo4638]

Wow. I've always just told people I never liked that show because I'm black and nothing about it is anything I fxck with. This was a way better response

[@FlavioMarceloSousa35]

I'm not a fan of Andrew Tate but this is genuinely funny.

[@radiantveggies9348]

I'm a huge fan but currently reevaluating. He's become soft

[@DavidAdeyemi-vn9vc]

@@radiantveggies9348of course he is he’s in the middle of a big ass case

[@patrickdiaz3156]

I thought I couldn't like Tate more... Then he calls Seinfeld a G. Respect

[@richardbranson8844]

Yes, I would watch your version of Friends.

[@vansvesting2889]

Apparently he is talking the truth. Back then i loved friends. Now i realise

[@carltonpenaloza1395]

Me too 😂 I think he might be right. But to be fair, my favorite movies back then were Braveheart and Tombstone, which balanced it out

[@BestMotivationalVideos123]

It’s a funny show. I still like it

[@TheJofrica]

No he's not, he has it all wrong. Joey has been the most boss ladies' man in all of TV history. And in the beginning he tries to hit on Monica. Obvious this guy never watched the show.

[@vond5829]

​@@TheJofrica Joey season 1 was the man. At the end Joey is a joke.

[@shanetroy111]

@JoAfrica The most boss ladies man in all of tv history is Barney Stinson.

[@abrohamproductions8263]

There's like a fire inside me that mostly agrees with this. I think representation is important for some people who don't have a media figure to relate to, but I also feel like, damn, true, where's the media figure who represents a masculine man in the modern day? I liked How I Met Your Mother more than friends, but Barney Stinson was revealed to be broken inside in later seasons.

[@augustojoseramonpinochetug5235]

Hard to take that character serious when the actor playing him is a pillow-biter

[@callanc3925]

wheres the media representation for a masculine man? There are none, because thats toxic. Hell, even the hulk has to act like a bumbling idiot so that "sHe HuLk" can be the star

[@Ruktiet]

How could anyone prefer HIMYM over Friends? The humor in that show sucked ass, as did one of the protagonists. Overdramatic, hyperunrealistic settings. Tasteless. Also, media figures who represent a manly man? As long as we have icons who take care of their family, who care for and participate in a community, and who value the true substantial things in life over their appearance, musculature, and the way they are viewed by others too much; men who aren’t vain, and who are humble, unlike Mr. Tate here, I think we’re good. As long as we’re not fucking up our testosterone production through a horrible postmodern Western diet lacking red meat, organs and fat, lack of UV-B and general sun-spectrum light exposure, and sedentary lifestyle.

[@khaalmalki4039]

Representation is not important and they mean and add nothing to the show/movie. They are mostly self'-insert of delusional people that actually ruins the show/movie than add any value to it.

[@theragoooverlord5021]

@Kingdom House people that need to be represented in every superhero movie, tv series or cartoon must have weak character if they cannot get by

[@simonpenum]

I've been watching Cheers again recently. It's so un-pc and funny and based it's actually a joy to watch. I've forgotten we used to have shows like that

[@sumbitch3rdgen]

Cheers is my number 1 sitcom

[@johnrockyryan]

You know what i didnt like about friends is that they didnt show Rachel getting drilled into

[@deansusec8745]

It was in the 90s when it became popular that men need to show their emotions, not be afraid to cry, etc, and at the same time that women dont need men.

[@jgrullon32]

Fuck that shit

[@MikeJohnMentzer]

Men should never show their emotions and fears to women

[@PixzL.]

Human trafficking? "dududu" *BYE*

[@primeminister1040]

Accusations with no evidence

[@KevinJohnson-ng6lj]

I noticed how soft dudes who watched shows like friends acted in real life. They're always trying to create situations where they can act like femboys and I never got into it. I had a roommate who was like that and it was funny watching him get turned out by women.

[@rahuldahoob]

You were both bi?

[@nnathn8689]

@@rahuldahoobhaha bro watched his friend get turned out

[@MikeJohnMentzer]

Women never love soft dudes You can be a nice soft dude but she'll leave you

[@TyroneStitches]

i used to watch friends, now i'll never watch it again, never looked at it from a different perspective

[@Factboy12]

Seinfeld's George Costanza was the real G.

[@brooke6360]

Friends is one of my favorite shows, but i can't lie, he is completely correct.