03-24-26 The Wussification of Men and Pop Culture Coincide For A Reason

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On this episode of Men Explained Poorly, we discuss why men have been nerfed in most of pop culture today. Also, why is it never Hollywood's fault when a blatantly left-leaning show that promotes a message above content fails? We discuss the apparent cancellation of One Trek Hill

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