Hanging With Apes

The Left takes a bunch of cultural blows and the Apes give their thoughts every single one of their failures this week. The guys then give their album review of Pusha T's newest album, "It's Almost Dry."

Bill Maher hosts Bella Thorne on his Club Random Podcast and they touch on anxiety. The Apes give their perspective on the conversation both had on mental health and generational differences. Who handles life's issues better, Boomers or Generation Z?

The Apes discuss Elon Musk choosing not to be part of Twitter's board of directors. What does this mean for Twitter moving forward? Then the guys discuss whether or not relationships are obsolete this day and age. 

Elon Musk becomes Twitter's biggest stakeholder at 9.2%. Will this bring about a change on Twitter's free speech stance? The guys give their thoughts on what they think this all means. Then The Apes discuss Madison Cawthorn's claim that DC lawmakers partake in orgies and do cocaine. 

The Apes discuss Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at The Academy Awards and the social ramifications that are encapsulated by that incident. Then the guys give their thoughts on an article talking about 5 research-backed things that happen to men who never become husbands or dads. 

A Bloomberg news article tries to convince people to sell their cars, take public transportation, stop eating meat and let their dogs die if they get sick to be able to survive inflation. The Apes give their opinion on Bloomberg's advice. Then the guys discuss Russell Brand and why mainstream media don't like some of his more enlightened comments as of late. 

The NELK Boys interview Donald Trump on the Full Send podcast and as it goes viral YouTube pulls the episode. The guys give their take on why the episode was pulled and why all social media platforms are so scared of Donald Trump. Then the guys give their take on Kim Kardashian telling women to "get off your ass and work." There was a big backlash online about her comments but was it warranted?

K. Cartoon goes over the lies and hypocrisy expressed in Biden's first "State of the Union Address" and also examines the shift in the message currently coming from the left wing. The episode then segways into the record high gas prices and how the current White House administration seems lost and unable to get anything right. K. Cartoon then closes the episode out with discussing soft parenting and how he thinks it ties into the suicide of porn star August Ames back in 2017.

Russia begins to invade Ukraine and the Apes discuss their views on the situation and where the West has stood in the past 2 years. Has Biden's leadership contributed to Putin's actions? The guys then discuss their take on Joe Biden's comment about the virus contributing to their inability to be happy. The guys then give their opinion on Trump's CPAC speech and whether or not his messaging has been on point. Finally, the Apes make their predictions on "The Batman" movie coming out this week. 

The Apes discuss their views on Netflix's "The Tindler Swindler." Would this documentary have been made had it been men being swindled? The guys then discuss an article Article by Mother Jones discussing their worries about the "alt-right" and basically setting the stage for their excuse on the upcoming possible red wave in the 2022 midterms. Finally, the guys talk about Bill Maher's views on celebrities bending the knee to China. 

The Apes give their thoughts on South Park writers Matt Stone and Trey Parker poking fun and critiquing crypto on their show while Larry David's Super Bowl commercial hails it as the future. Then the guys discuss the Justin Trudeau and Canadian Trucker Convoy situation. Finally, the guys discuss an 8 year old sketch they made during their Foul But Funny years called "Killing Cupid." 

Calls to cancel Joe Rogan's podcast fail as Spotify chooses to keep his show on their platform but it comes at the deletion of some of his episodes. The Apes give their thoughts on the whole situation. The guys then discuss what the Meta (Facebook) stock market tank might mean for Facebook. Then K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics explain why they're siding with Kanye when it comes to having his daughter on Tik Tok. Finally, West Elm Caleb uproar on Tik Tok has the Apes intrigued and they give their take on the whole thing. 

The Apes discuss a Sandman video titled "Men Going Their Own Way From The Democratic Party LOL" on YouTube. Is the current political divide more about masculinity vs femininity? The guys then discuss their thoughts on Charlamagne Tha God expressing his disdain for Biden and him wanting Trump back. Finally, the guys discuss their thoughts on another YouTube video titled "You Will Never Do Anything Remarkable." The video talks about how it might be by design that we are trained from an early age to be poor and not happy. 

During an appearance on ABC's "The View," Jen Psaki expressed her frustrations about Biden's shortcomings by encouraging Americans to go to a kick boxing class and to have a margarita. The Apes discuss her tone deaf remarks. Then the guys discuss Tucker Carlson having harsh criticism for Howard Stern when it comes to his establishment views on the jab. Finally, K. Cartoon discusses his thoughts on this book he's been reading called "The Manipulated Man," by Esther Vilar.     

The Apes discuss how Joe Biden's agenda has crumbled as the economy is shaky, the jobs market report is lackluster, inflation is at a 40 year high, the voting rights filibuster is inevitable and the vaccine mandates have been shut down by the Supreme court. Then Ted Cruz rebounds as he grills the top FBI official on possible January 6th involvement. Then the guys discuss the LA County Freight lootings and how LA is having a hard time taking control of that situation. Finally, Kanye West Simps as features in a song called "Eazy" by The Game, where he says he wants to beat Pete Davidson's ass. 

The Apes discuss Ted Cruz back tracking on him calling the January 6th protesters terrorists after being grilled by Tucker Carlson. Was the January 6th "riot" an act of terrorism or is mainstream media and the left redefining words again?

In the first episode of the New Year the Apes bring in 2022 by discussing their goals for the year and making some predictions. This segment touches on everything from culture to the Midterm Elections to The Batman movie. K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics then take a turn into darker territory when they discuss the development of the Metaverse and how Black Pill philosophy is becoming more prevalent and how goals and milestones can help men steer clear of going down dark paths.

President Joe Biden can't seem to catch a break as his Build Back Better bill gets shot down and Let's Go Brandon Strikes again. The guys give their thoughts on President Biden's first year in office. 

Joe Manchin shuts down Joe Biden's Build Back Better plan. The Apes give their thoughts on why Manchin has dragged this situation into the year 2022. The guys then speak on Kamala Harris getting chippy with Charlamagne Tha God during an interview. Finally, (beware of spoilers) the guys give their reactions to Spider-Man: No Way Home. 

Spider-Man: No Way Home is soon too hit theatres and the hype is massive. The big question is will three generations of Spider-Men share the big screen? Also, who will be the main villain? The Apes discuss their excitement and their thoughts about what they want to see in the film.