Joseph Hines and Eric Harrison Talk The Lives Of Highly Desirable Men, Style, Modern Dating + More

[@TheRoommatesPodcast]

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[@noble604]

GREAT JOB! Thanks alot for bringing these two Black men to your platform. Looking forward to watching this in full and seeing more like this! Have a great day.

[@xenab31]

Whats their IG page?

[@Mdg892]

@@xenab31 check description

[@EE-zf1lw]

What a great conversation among intelligent brothers. Eric put it best regarding the transactional interactions and Joe “hit the mail on the head” when he stated things don’t sit as “congruent”. “You want to inspect what you expect”. Are you able to give a man “different perspectives and peace”. Also, he said stop leading with money. You might only get the ones who like you for the lifestyle you can provide.

[@jermainemarshall6819]

These gentlemen are here today due to the mentors they had in their lives. Greatness begets Greatness. If you are in a place of success, grab a young brother under your wing. If you are on the path of success seek out a someone who is where you want to be.

[@TheRoommatesPodcast]

Thank you for sharing

[@AnomalyBelleza]

I agree. I think that is part and parcel why many black women are seemingly thriving in certain spaces of life. Mentorship. A plethora of older black women who lead or led programs targeting young black women. Much is equally needed, if not more for the young black men. Mentorship that is there for them very young and follows them well into their 20s. Mentorship is powerful.

[@okinbaloyedamilola8405]

@@TheRoommatesPodcast Hi. Can you guys talk about self development. Specifically how to. Thanks.

[@thetoughgroup]

Absolutely true. We've got to pass on knowledge and experience to these young brothers. Let's go! 💪🏾

[@justice5986]

A Fool doesn't learn from his own mistakes A Smart man learns from his mistakes A WISE man learns from other people's mistakes

[@15SilverSurfer15]

Exactly because if that’s the case we’re all fools lol🤣🤣🤣

[@donjosue1000]

This exactly the type of content we need going into the New Year.

[@TheRoommatesPodcast]

Thank you

[@rockstartonyx]

I don’t understand why we downplay the amount of time Athletes and entertainers put in as well. Kobe was always in the gym. Drake is always in the studio.

[@TheRoommatesPodcast]

Great Point

[@sentry9834]

The time athletes put in, relative to income earned is the issue. athletes work for a season. Each game lasts about an hour. practice sessions lasts what? 4 hours or so? Yet they earn millions of dollars. Do a professional athlete actually work the equivalent of 40+.hours a week? So a woman dating an athlete will have access to his wealth, as well as a high amount of his time, due to how short the season is. Regular guys working normal jobs must work much longer for far less..No one is dismissing the work they put in. They are pointing out the differences in lifestyle.

[@robbiea1482]

Athletes spent ages 10-20 putting in 100 hour weeks with no guaranteed reward.

[@sentry9834]

@W2 I totally agree that they are worth the money. But that's a completely different conversation. This conversation has to do with womens unrealistic expectations regarding what it takes to reach the pinnacle of success and the time investment required for the average guy vs. A professional athlete. These women expect regular guys to be high earners while also having the an abundance of time to spend with them romantically. Only professional athletes can pull that off. Regular guys working as attorneys, accountants, engineers, doctors etc. Are going to have to put in 65-70 hour work weeks to earn $250-$300 thousand dollars annually. Many Women are clueless of the demands that goes into earning that kind of money.

[@sentry9834]

@@robbiea1482 Where did you get your 100 hour a week figure for athletes? No athlete puts in that kind of time mastering their skillset. Athletics is physically demanding. The human body can't sustain that level of punishment and still be effective.

[@cfamick]

it's not just the clothes, don't discount your poise and how you carry yourselves: all three of you have quiet confidence.

[@AngieeShipps]

Yes !!!!

[@sid2daknee]

As of now, I'm picking one day where I wear a suit and just go out, run some errands and record the results. Salute.

[@wc3362]

Sundays are good days since folks dress and go to church. Many folks do errands afterwards if that's your thing

[@yaircelis1175]

I kid you not. I wore a suit to go to church then I hit the mall afterwards. I will say this, people respect and turn their heads to a man in a suit!! The ladies love the suit! Even the guys love the suit! Everyone that day had their eyes on me! I felt weird because I never had this kind of attention on me before. I kinda liked it’

[@wc3362]

@@yaircelis1175 good for you man! It works in your favor on such days. Wearing it on other days can make people assume you either got a job interview or your thirsty for attention. Best of luck brother

[@alexl8392]

These brothers are SHARP (mentally)... Their ability to articulate thoughts clearly is superior to most. Definitely need a podcast where they can curate these balanced & nuanced conversations - as well as serve as that reference point for young men who don't regularly see this version of success (young + black + non athlete/non entertainer) 👌🏾

[@melissahowell1012]

As a woman who’s living in her divine purpose, she understands what submission means. She’s unafraid & with someone who’s also living in his divine masculine & will appreciate his leadership

[@officialbrandoncoleman]

Finally a conversation that need to be talked about in the black community, especially wearing casual and dressy clothes!!! 💪🏾💪🏾 looking clean young fellas!!!

[@jeffu3248]

Yes! Proud to see conversations like this and its from young Black Men! Really Proud! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@kidistworku7279]

I just wanna say being a female I apply all the things you talk about to my personal life as well even though it might be more directed to men and thanks to you guys i am learning to understand and communicate with male species :D much better. keep doing what your doing ,REALLY BIG FAN ( also i tell all my guy friends to listen to you guys )

[@raheemsingh5273]

My fav quote from this was " For areas of their life that should be filled with direction they fill with distraction." Man that hit home.

[@bianca0806]

Stop leading with money. I just told one of guys friends this. He is struggling with finding a genuine woman in ATL. Love this convo 💕

[@carl3063]

I agree so much with the points made about “the female version of misogyny”. Because femininity is so different from masculinity, we don’t associate their condescension with toxic words. Femininity is a little more passive or indirect vs masculinity which is direct and stern. So when a man is being toxic, it sounds bluntly harsh or even flatout improper. Whereas, women can do the same thing but with a more positive sounding spin on it. And then you don’t notice what she’s doing, which is to essentially behave in a domineering way.

[@wc3362]

Woman: My requirements for men are 6 feet, 6 figure$, and 6-pack abs Man: ................ok........... Man: My woman must be dress size 2-4 and weigh less than..... Woman: How dare you shame women with your toxic masculinity! Misogynist!!

[@seanlovi8798]

@@wc3362 🤣🤣 you summed it all up my brother

[@chavala3140]

Loved this interview! I am amazed on the maturity of these young men, so wise beyond their years! Just a suggestion, I would love for you to bring Anthony Oneal to the show... he is awesome. He really teaches young people money management skills. As a lady following you guys for months now, you guys never dissappoint. Keep up the great work🙌

[@wc3362]

There is a lot more of them that people realize, but many chicks prefer thugs and street dudes instead. Too often blue collar and college educated men aren't look at as Alpha or dominant enough. Many sisters like street dudes because they give off a different masculine energy and fast cash, but it comes at a heavy price.

[@EE-zf1lw]

@@wc3362 You must be referring to the under 30 group.

[@wc3362]

@@EE-zf1lw Man, you'd be surprised. Some folks never grow out of that phase.

[@summerbaptist1961]

When a woman says they want a man who is a leader, she means she wants a man who can lead their partnership in a direction that is beneficial for the both. What is missing from this conversation is the realization of the partnership. Sometimes I feel men feel like leading a woman means to insert the woman into their own life instead of leading the way to build a life together. Big difference. And to lead means to know the strengths and weaknesses of both parties as well as the dreams of both to effectively lead the relationship to greatness. This is what women want and mean when they say they want a leader. And a woman who receives this type of leadership and partnership will effortlessly and happily be led by her man. 😌

[@clevelandtownsend1570]

This is a reality

[@jayshaunpatty5329]

Very well said. Very good perspective.

[@lorenzolyons5088]

Some men don’t want partners . Some of us just need executive assistants. Like Pepper Potts on iron man

[@naturalious3195]

I enjoyed listening to this. It was very refreshing to hear a male perspective without any toxicity surrounding the message. It’s hard nowadays to find an authentic channel of good quality on KZbin.

[@obadiyah100truth3]

Mr. Kevin Samuel's Channel Is Authentic !!!

[@Soneelicious]

@@obadiyah100truth3 his channel is somewhat toxic well the comments section

[@obadiyah100truth3]

@@Soneelicious I 100% Totally Disagree With Your Comment,But I Respect Your Thoughts & Ideas.When Kevin Samuel's Channel/Podcast Was Giving Men The Work/Tough Love, Not 0nce Did I Considered Kevin Samuels Toxic or Mis-Informed.I Took My Terrible Tasting Medicine Like A Man....No Malice...No Hate..."Peace.Love.Blessings Upon Your Life".Have A Great Year of '2021 !!!

[@Soneelicious]

@@obadiyah100truth3 nah his comment section is full of toxic comments I wasn’t talking about Kevin as a whole ...the people in his comments instead of giving criticism constructively, they just decide to insult women and it’s like what do people learn from that? To cuss out each other ? Or are we going to devise solutions to those issues? Look at the comments sections and you will some people are actually just there to rant and insult people instead of giving women tips they should learn

[@obadiyah100truth3]

@@Soneelicious Thanks For Your Reply.Please! Forgive Me For My Misunderstanding.I Do Agree With You You In Regards To The "Average At Best" Famous Comment.I Do Agree With You About/Concerning The Toxicity From Men/Male Viewers In The Comment Section, "For Example She Looks Like Former NBA Player Sam Cassel".I Have To Admit That There Is A Major/Big-Time Problem Within Our American/ African Black Relationships.We Gotta Find Solutions As A Whole/Collectively Before The Black Family Down-Spirals Even More In American Society..."Mediocre Tutorials on His You-Tube Channel",Said That Once He Took The "Red-Pill", He Was Becoming Toxic & Angry Towards Women,If I Am Not Mistaken.And Guess What,After Taking The "Red Pill",I Was Becoming Angry & Toxic Towards Women,Black Women Specifically,Because What I Was Taught About Relationships Were Wrong & Not Accurate. So Therefore You Will See A Lot of Toxic/ Angry Black Men In The Comment Section.But "I Love Black Women" of African/Indigineous Diaspora(U.S.A., Mexico,Africa),etc...And "I Am Not Into Dating"White Women of European Descent...Peace.Love.Blessings Upon Your Life from Jackson,Ms. By Way of New Orleans,La.(Born & Raised)

[@endswithme555]

That woman that brings peace!! Man o Man!!!! I almost had the huxtable type relationship. She was the doctor, I’m the lawyer. We clicked spiritually, financially. However, she was a child emotionally. Severally lacking in emotional intelligence and had no desire to change. I almost settled and went down that road. Thankfully I followed my gut and ended it. But she was the woman that had no peace within herself and it translated to our relationship! Proverbs 21:9/19; 25:24 and 15:17... I refuse to entertain any female that isn’t at peace!

[@TheRoommatesPodcast]

Thank you for sharing

[@Ava_sava]

I'm interested to hear more about this. I selfishly like hearing about failed relationships so I can determine if I make similar mistakes, that need correction.

[@viceanterra3]

@@Ava_sava that's not selfish at all. That's probably the wisest thing you can do. I listen to a podcast run by a relationship therapist where she records one time sessions with real couples and I find a multitude of gems on there. Some of those couples didn't make it but my relationship is much better for it.

[@itsallright101]

What’s the podcast called?

[@learningearning8385]

Deep question... what if she’s super peaceful but not that attractive? How do men feel about that?

[@MrArdeezybaby]

One of the best interviews I've seen thus far. Incredibly insightful and inspiring video. Always great to see guys around my age at a high level of enlightenment. I really like how there was a lot of emphasis on being intentional, having a purpose and perception economics. This is the kind of video that's worthy of a rewatch!

[@WheresWes]

Hey brotha, I love this episode so much. You guys touch on so many truths. I used to think that I need a woman to fulfill this checklist of traits. Like she has to be sexy, be able to dance, be good in bed, be creative, etc. Etc. I just turned 26 and the older I get, I find myself making the same realizations as these two guys. What I now want from a woman is peace, balance, and somebody who makes me a better man. And by improving yourself you naturally attract higher quality women. Mental health and healing from trauma isn't talked about enough either and I appreciate that you guys go into it a ton. Spiritual work changes your life. Thanks for making such great content. I'm an Asian guy and I find myself relating to your content so much.

[@lowkeylowkey3320]

“isolation promotes growths” I needed to hear this video before entering the new year, love from London 🇬🇧

[@NotaSlave1979]

Yall podcasts are getting alot better.

[@huynguyen-hq5kw]

I find myself watching this channel almost everyday. And trust me, you gotta really think what they say because it really works in real life folks!

[@reality9131]

Man this was such a great conversation from three young men. I can honestly say after hearing this I'm starting to change the way I look at relationships, business and self worth. Appreciate the message brothers!

[@dasminndavis6838]

I enjoyed this conversation a lot!!!. I can hear the growth in Hafeez and im proud of him 👏 thank you for this blessings to these young man

[@kingdommansent1796]

"Happy Us, Happy Life"....I feel the exact same way Hafeez well said!

[@nianicole7689]

“Some women would rather be Obama’s 10th wife rather than Jamal’s first”... I never thought of that. Sadly you have a point.

[@Cookie20244]

10th wife? No thank you.

[@nianicole7689]

@@Cookie20244 say that! Girl I just sit back and watch the behavior of people and they definitely have a point.

[@Lhoyte1]

Thats why future has 6 baby mommas

[@margaret3458]

You have such wisdom for your age! I’m like yaasssss!!! This advice I know is directed at men but this 40+ Queen is taking notes for 2021! Transformation time,never too late!! 👏🏾👏🏾 just followed all of you on IG 😁

[@Nokuthaba_M]

Man Joseph Hines be spitting facts🔥🔥Hit hard when he said inspect what you expect

[@michellekalski8823]

Love these guys! Super intelligent, purposeful, sensible and sharp! 👍🏽

[@WheresWes]

Nobody: Young Will Smith: CONGRUENCY

[@pudgypooh]

Bruh i was like I'm gonna use that lol

[@knightryder02]

Haha!

[@Nokuthaba_M]

😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹I swear I thought I was the only one taking note of that ,I ended up looking up the word to see the meaning

[@ocpmikey7222]

these big homies the truth. all 3 giving me gems. i am grateful 🙏🏽

[@lambo36923]

Wow man. This podcast was very interesting and entertaining. Subscribed!!!

[@TheRoommatesPodcast]

Great!! Thank you

[@nico3641]

Men need to look beyond the woman’s looks and filter out the crazies. I recommend the book “The Tactical Guide to Women” by Shawn Smith

[@TheRoommatesPodcast]

Thank you for sharing

[@nathanbrown267]

Yes

[@tearragunter3803]

I really appreciate this discussion. I like how a lot of your videos promote accountability on BOTH sides, not just one. Keep it up!

[@arnoldmckay5435]

Excellent interview. You gentlemen are wise beyond your years!

[@karenpascual606]

Thank you for this wonderful interview! I honestly think most of the content of this interview are also applicable to us women. I learned a lot that helped shift my perspective. Keep up with great content!

[@jerviasjohnson700]

I can relate to the first clip in the beginning; I’m a photographer and I hit it off with a girl last Saturday in a museum by happenstance where I was doing the photoshoot! It’s incredible how life takes care of you when you handle your business as a man.

[@amomogwane]

✊🏾✊🏾men that look like me, and in suits...we are changing the narrative

[@enzohmellem9556]

22 and rocking with this podcast and learning so much!

[@ChrisC799]

Mannn they spittin this episode 😧

[@Marsellis]

A man is most powerful when his finances and body are in shape💯

[@ha8av]

This is dope! But don't forget mindset! 🙌🏾

[@nameless592]

This is stupid. Just because something sounds good doesn’t mean it makes sense. Ffs

[@Marsellis]

@@ha8av facts

[@Marsellis]

@@nameless592 your statement makes no since, please explain im curious

[@ExistNNature]

Finances can make you attractive to folks who really aren't into you, charm good mental and character overrides.

[@OnlyQueenE]

Yes! Focus on your purpose and everything else will come. I love it. Great conversation.

[@dayz504]

I absolutely loved this episode. Spoke on a lot of things and I definitely have a appreciation for guys speaking their truth and what it is they really want. The key is balance in a relationship and understanding that both partners need to be happy in a relationship for it to work. I am definitely behind the learning the masculine language and understanding a view point of men. Why not learn what your possible partner could want in life to be happy

[@empowerpointe]

Amazingly WISE young men. I applaud you three. Thank you for your time, for your intellect, and your insight.

[@egidiar.4313]

This is a great discussion. Thank you gentlemen!

[@xDARK.xKNIGHT]

Hold on bro... are we talking about salsa dancing or u talking about laying the pipe?! I’m a lil faded rn so idk if I’m thinking too deeply lol. Is “salsa dancing” a euphemism for sex? Go to 56:07 to see what I’m talking about and watch the next couple minutes 😂💀

[@MrBlackFang21]

😆 Salsa dancing

[@TheDarkGBJ]

No he means salsa dancing and he's using it as an example for men leading relationships and women letting men lead relationships. Just like a man should lead a salsa dance and a woman should follow

[@lanajam1728]

Him talking about this sounds like a version of the story of Lilith (adams first wife) and how she got mad because adam wouldn't let her be on top during sex...if he is talking about sex he shoulda let her lead if hes not good at it lol

[@SouthernSweetTee]

Lord Have Mercy!!! I need me a Joe. This man's level of intelligence, conversation and introspection is stimulating 😍

[@kristenmira886]

Thanks for sharing your wisdom, that seems way beyond your age! Your commitment to quality is inspiring and I imagine it takes a whole lot of hard work and focus beyond what people see. Keep on fighting the good fight. I'm thankful for men who step into their full masculinity and invite women to compliment them in their feminine. It is a lost dynamic, that I'm glad you are influencing young men and women to step into. I appreciated your thoughts about women recognizing their need to honor where a man is at in his career and what he needs in relationship to truly see if they are a compliment vs. living in the fantasy that love will make it all work out.

[@desiraemontague6300]

Great conversation! Congratulations to your two gentlemen guests, wishing them much success. And to you i hope to see longevity in your career with topics like this that benefit the black community. You’re doing something amazing here.

[@Zooanimalmon]

No to be funny, but this video has motivated me to use my stimulus check and finally get a proper suit at men’s wear house. Oh and also invest in index funds “Gotta walk the talk “ lol 😆🥸🤓🧔🏾

[@cassiemengato]

I don't even know how I get here but I had to watch the whole video. We need to acknowledge the quality of the discussion and the value of the points that were made. It's so interesting to get to hear male's perspective on certain things.

[@imjoshuajohnson]

If you think Atlanta is full of women who are only interested in what you can do for them try living here in Los Angeles.🤣 Damn near impossible but I still believe I will beat the odds if I continue working on myself.

[@TheRoommatesPodcast]

Always working on each other

[@tyreidharry8299]

Tell me about it LA is something else 🙄

[@wc3362]

You might want to move out of LA then, and go to Wakanda....I mean Atlanta :)

[@trafficcontrol2420]

Both can be true.

[@AbeW2010]

@@wc3362 more like Sodom and Gomorrah

[@dkeys86]

Facts a lot of modern women want a tradition man but they arent traditional women and often you'll see those modern women shame the "pick me" women. Yet the "pick me" women are the traditional ones.

[@shelleygreyrealtor]

"Pick me" is different than traditional. I have always been very traditional, but when I was single, I never felt like I was a "pick me" woman. Traditional is more following established gender roles based in my culture....whereas I associate "pick me" chicks as seeking acceptance and it not being a genuine part of their belief system.

[@dkeys86]

@@shelleygreyrealtor Now you're moving the goal post, tradition or pick me they both want the same outcome, both are willing to fall into their traditional roles. I don't know what you mean by your culture because that practice is worldwide.

[@Soneelicious]

Tbh you will change or adapt for what you want. If you want a trad man do your part to meet what it is to get it if you want a modern man do the same. Everything needs to be worked for.

[@dkeys86]

@@Soneelicious I totally agree, my issue is a whole lot of modern women want the man to be traditional when its convenient for her but she wont be traditional herself.

[@Soneelicious]

@@dkeys86 I get you too ...as a modern woman I am fine with my modern man because that’s what I am too. I stick to my own and who I genuinely am ...I hate the fact some ladies want what they aren’t willing to truly acquire because if they did they will work for it.

[@JRis44]

Really enjoying The Roommates Podcast grow. This content is quality. Keep up the Great work fellas!

[@PinoGrigio77]

Reminds of the business-career program Year Up in Dallas. Great program I was paired with a coach and mentor and it paid off. I learned to strengthen my brand and begin my career journey. I love to see black and brown men and women (and other minorities) leveling up. Representation is needed. 💯

[@amorosogombe9650]

Great content. And yes digital mentors can be very powerful. Level up the whole man.👌🏿

[@jaxx-inspiregrowcreate2862]

What’s much more important then your money is your character. That will take you everywhere you need to go

[@ExistNNature]

Absolutely!

[@isabellalora6533]

True!

[@endswithme555]

🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@arnezz]

Hafeez this is you at your best! Amazing interview. Young prophet fr!

[@JayH1931]

Joseph said “You can be in spaces that were meant for you but because you don’t identify with them, you’ll take yourself out.” I felt that.

[@kevincosby1751]

I always wear a jacket and tie when taking driver's license or passport pictures. You are treated differently when you look different.

[@prid6427]

Never thought about that.....Im going to do that next time at my renewal!!

[@thetoughgroup]

Same.

[@milkamerari8326]

This podcast worths every second, I love this channel!!!!

[@MsLayila]

Wow I would have never guessed the ages of the 2 guests, such maturity! Wishing you both much success on your business!

[@mosepro.1423]

This is the epitome of all the podcasts in 2020!

[@AkilMcLeod]

Great conversation definitely enjoyed this one..I’ve been following those guys on the gram for a while so it was good to hear them cover these topics!

[@outofoder7]

Michael Ealy and Will Smith

[@patriceesela5000]

Michael Ealing and Laz Alonzo

[@sammy_lynn]

That part, in my Jada voice lol

[@Therightbloomerofficial]

Joe is just everything 😍

[@learningearning8385]

36:04 I literally said the exact same thing in the comments of a vid a few months ago & fellas were saying it was unrelated 🙄. Oh how I wish way more men looked like this & acted like this where are you??

[@essentialoilsme]

*Women:* you’re broke, I don’t want you *Also women:* you’re wealthy but don’t spend enough time with me

[@MartinGarden]

hahahaha

[@ubaok24]

Lol.

[@PillsInThePudding]

Listen to "If you think you're lonely now" by Bobby Womack.

[@sammy_lynn]

Life mastery is about finding balance, you can't be broke but you don't have to work hard if you work smart. When your work is your passion, it's easy to create space in it for your woman, especially if your purpose and her purpose complement 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@schawnettarobinson8584]

Lol... We want time, money, and attention. I want honesty.

[@lita6313]

Great job,guys..Love the commentary,keep up the good work 👏

[@chrisjohnson926]

1:00 When Eric made the train analogy and Hafeez expounded on it, I thought about one of my favorite clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson. He talked about how most women romance novels are based on the idea of the Beast which is essentially the Alpha Male but is tamed by the innocent woman. I think that a lot of women live that fantasy, like they're going to take tame the ape. But again, that's a fantasy. The grind is still the focus, though that doesn't mean neglecting family, it's still the focus. Her job at that point is to turn the house into the home so that you can focus on the burden of breadwinner and protector.

[@RonniedonnieBrown]

Yep! Spot on Beauty & the Beast. It’s cute but unrealistic, a great fantasy. That’s equivalent to Alpha male expecting a promiscuous women not to be a freak, lol. Like you can’t trust her and your wanna save her, 😂. People need to wake up to reality ASAP

[@Angel-ou1fr]

You’re right! Remember the saying “Men want a woman that’s only bad for them and women want a man that’s only good for them”? Woman want to “cure” or tame the bad boy. Men want to see her bad side “Lady in the streets freak in the sheets”. Hence why men don’t like finding out their pure woman has been bad for every man on the block. And woman don’t like a man too friendly, hence why men are sometimes told “you’re too nice” as they are rejected.

[@jeanneherbert5319]

Super impressed with these two young guys! A great addition to the brand!

[@LaynoProd]

01:04:13 saw this in the Snowden Movie where Snowdens chick was complaining how he never spends time with her while they were living in Japan and he was providing a rich. comfortable lifestyle for her because of his busy, stressful job

[@Mori_Shands]

The guy in the blue suit is handsome! Great interviewing skills as well.

[@2mk_official]

Great Conversation Guys!

[@aritalkstech]

thank you for incredible content and character gentlemen

[@naisFR]

Podcast slapped me 🔥 👋🏽

[@Manjaco]

Damn these mics are so powerful every time they hit the table, it sounds like subwoofer!

[@oyeakin5537]

Jo gotta write a book on that Hunter vs Fisherman approach.....luv it. Omggggg Stephan Labrossiere did say the same thing about saying no for 6 months to work on self....Preach.

[@buttercup5920]

Keep this content coming!! This is leveling up i love these videos

[@That_Girl_Bambi]

Some real gems in here!! 💖 When it comes to the time aspect though What i have noticed in men is the QUALITY time is lacking. Ive know too many who think simply being in the room is enough. Its not. If you can give your undivided attention to work i dont think its asking too much for some time spent with her/ family to be undivided As well. Yall seem like real gentleman and idk What happens in miami up in these clubs 👀 but its really nice to see well rounded men like yall. Especially under 30! Go ahead then! 👏🏽

[@jeffu3248]

Wow, just nothing but serious gems 💎💎. Man, just wow 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🔥🔥🔥 Great dialog with intelligent black men right here👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. I appreciate you guys for this!

[@dvampofo]

This was a really good podcast. Keep up the good work Hafeez & Co.

[@TheRoommatesPodcast]

Thank you David

[@frankd7676]

This is amazing thank you gentlemen!

[@matthiasrambally1899]

This podcast changed my mind and perspective and my body and life

[@NotaSlave1979]

Great podcast

[@tanishajordan4989]

This was incredible! I picked up a lot of gems. Thank you!

[@TheRoommatesPodcast]

You're welcome

[@ChildrenOfLightMinistries]

That’s a clean cut bro

[@mariojordan7316]

I stumbled upon The Roommates Podcast a few weeks ago. Now I’m here soaking up all the information. Which then lead me to Kevin Samuels. 2020 was a great year for me. 2021 it’s time to level up

[@Rockstarr101ish]

😖not Kevin Semuels. He will teach You toxicity. Just stay on this Chanel 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Sharon-fc6lz]

Thank you, that was a wonderful conversation. Very insightful

[@TheAnthic]

Best show thus far! Props to y’all brothers

[@crow2swann5]

I'm glad I found your channel Bro... Keep up the positivity.

[@DianaGarcia-lb9dl]

I need Hafiz reading list. Every time he mentions a book I write it down but I missed the Brittany one. Lol

[@milliondollamotivation2145]

Bro thank you guys so much for this content I am growing as a better man. and applying this knowledge to my life. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🤘🏾

[@KCoopp9]

Let a man’s character be his currency Tony G

[@qmakesithappen]

Great story these gentlemen have and I commend them for their image, work, and message 🙏🏽🏁

[@detroitmartin4834]

This is an amazing episode great job 👏🏾 the roommates

[@simonwandia1370]

I appreciate your insight and content. This is life changing. Thank you

[@yungavelle]

The content in this talk is on par with some of the best TedTalks I've seen. Excellent excellent material

[@wowdezare1]

Gotta be honest when this man is alone the interview quality goes up 250%. Just the vibe. Its like when alone, he tries to make it a more serious vibe like a good dateline interview, a more professional classic vibe, but still fresh with some laughs. When other dude is there, its like hes thinking "this needs more jokes and more laughing, because this is a podcast, and a youtube channel"...except it doesn't though.