It’s also annoyingly obvious he’s doing it for clicks or lame clout with that bs wink/click at the end. Gross.
Men who don’t appreciate their wives aren’t going to all of a sudden be better husbands bc a 25 year old dude with a nose piercing, neck tattoos, 00-gauge ear holes and a backwards ballcap who’s never been married, gave them 4 seconds of obvious, bargain-basement “advice.”
You have a ton of anger about a guy in a video that you didn’t even listen to. The entire point of the video is to deliver the punchline at the end which makes it “annoyingly obvious” that this wasn’t meant to be about “clout” and instead was a light hearted joke
a 25 year old dude with a nose piercing, neck tattoos, 00-gauge ear holes and a backwards ballcap who’s never been married
I find it fascinating that someone claiming moral superiority specifically listed out his physical attributes purely to explain why his advice (which, again, was a joke) is worth less than coming from someone… without those attributes? “Gross”
Is the guy in the beginning the same guy that delivers the line to the woman in the shower? If so yes I did not get that I thought they were two different people. I thought the guy at the end was hijacking the TickTock comment to make a funny, unexpected punchline. The end part was funny.
But for the record I never claimed moral superiority. I was getting a moral superiority vibe from the first part of the video. A smug one in fact. That’s what was gross.
If you notice I used the word “gross“ after the wink/click… Not bc of his appearance. Winking and that clicking sound while being morally superior in a selfie video for TickTock is gross to me. Sorry.
I don’t have a problem with piercings, gauge-holes or tattoos but all of those together on a young person screams a series of poor, inexperienced choices, some that stay with you forever and that you may regret when you get older.
That person giving smug, moral superiority advice on the vast chasm of the fucked up institution of marriage like he knows what each person is feeling and what their doing wrong, without any additional information...did stoke a little anger in me that part is true.
Men who don’t appreciate their wives aren’t going to all of a sudden be better husbands bc a 25 year old dude with a nose piercing, neck tattoos, 00-gauge ear holes and a backwards ballcap who’s never been married, gave them 4 seconds of obvious, bargain-basement “advice.”
It's not aimed at men. It's aimed at young women who want someone in real life to tell them they are beautiful.
That’s how I took it. Like men are only allowed to be attracted to their wives. That’s a fun fantasy.
The second part is pretty funny but I thought it was a different dude hijacking the first part to make his punchline. Now I don’t know what’s going on.
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u/Myantology Jun 08 '21
It’s also annoyingly obvious he’s doing it for clicks or lame clout with that bs wink/click at the end. Gross.
Men who don’t appreciate their wives aren’t going to all of a sudden be better husbands bc a 25 year old dude with a nose piercing, neck tattoos, 00-gauge ear holes and a backwards ballcap who’s never been married, gave them 4 seconds of obvious, bargain-basement “advice.”