What did you just say? How are we? No, I thought you wanted to be independent and you're a man.
I'm a man. You build like a man. You build like Wreck and Ra.
What happened to all that? I'm a savage. Classy boozy ratchet.
What happened to all that? Ask her to help you. You know, the struggle is real.
I just got done mowing the front lawn and I just don't have it in me to mow the back. And sometimes being a single woman in 2026, you're like, I got this. I can do all things.
I don't need no man. And then other times, you really believe in gender roles and you're like, why am I mowing the lawn? What's up?
Today, we're watching strong, independent women who don't need no man. And then reality hits hard. These women are out here talking about independence while their car breaks down.
Their house falls apart and they're eating ramen alone at night. Watch as women who said they didn't need a man end up needing everything when they're actually on their own. Let's go.
Know your husband has a bunch of power tools, but he doesn't have one of these. It's this turbo power blower. And my husband has a blower and usually does the yard work.
Today, I don't have time to wait around for him to do it. So, I'm going to take matters into my own hands. I mean, you're welcome to wait on your husband to do it, but ladies, sometimes it's just so much easier if we take matters into our own hands.
It's time you get your own power tool. I got it stuck in my hair. I remember reading a warning about this.
I still recommend the product. Just be careful. I'm afraid our men have been gatekeeping how fun it is to mow the lawn.
Grab your headphones, throw on an audio book, put some sunscreen on, get a little tan. It's really the perfect summer activity. And even if you don't have a riding lawnmower, I still think it's fun.
And on top of that, you're getting a workout in. It's a winwinwin. Don't knock it till you try it.
Come on, get your back into it. Just one turn. Where?
What the? Why you make it so hard for yourself, Dad? Good.
It's Can I show you something? No, it's hard. Not hard.
You're just doing it wrong. What about this one? Who put these on?
and broke a nail off. Yeah. Tire off.
My hands going to get dirty. Yours and my hands getting dirty. Okie dokie then.
So, this is for those women that make these types of videos because I've noticed a lot of consistencies between them and I think we need some questions answered. The first is, do you genuinely expect random men to help you with your luggage? Really?
And if so, why exactly do you expect men to help you? Are you incompetent? Incapable?
Because from what I've seen, most of the women who make these types of videos are not having any sort of problem at all carrying their own luggage. And what exactly is the point of making these videos? Is it trying to shame men into assisting you in helping?
Because honestly, it's making a lot of women look really sad and rather pathetic in my opinion. Because if you can't handle carrying your own baggage, why would you expect anyone else to want to handle it? You got a point here.
These women make whole videos saying, "I'm independent. I don't need a man. I can do everything myself.
" And then film themselves struggling with luggage, waiting for some random guy to help. Like pick a lane. Either you're independent and you handle your own stuff, or you want help and you admit you need it.
You can't claim strength while simultaneously needing rescue from basic tasks. two. It's been a week and a half since my last video where I pissed off hundreds of men and miraculously the grass has grown back.
So, let's try to do it again. Maybe I fudged up already. I tried to do two swipes and then empty the bag, but um I guess I need to do one cuz it already left a mess again.
So, we'll try one swipe. A silly goose. Because how do you turn?
How do I make one single line? Okay. What the hell am I missing?
Yeah, the lines look cool, but that was so much more work to do than my box cut. And starting and stopping the lawn mower like every swipe, every 10 seconds seems like it can't be good for the lawn mower. So now, please literally like what am I missing?
Ah, looks like crap back there. Most [music] of my life I have felt like I don't need a man. Like y'all cool, but I don't need y'all.
Let me tell you, in my 30s being single again, I have been humbled. I do need a man. Actually, I do want one.
I do need you to help me. World has changed so much. We as women are so independent now.
And that's okay. But it's also okay to need a man. I need a man.
I need a man to wash my car. I need a man to help me go get my car fixed, get my brakes done, pump my gas, take the groceries in the house, rub on my I'm tired of being independent and I want to be independently dependent. I've been working for probably 5 hours on this bathtub drain and trying to fix a door in my house.
Remember that time I said, "I don't need no man. " Listen, those days are over. I don't I don't want to be that woman.
I need a man. I'll hold the flashlight. I don't want I don't want to do this ever again.
I don't want to cut the grass. I don't want to fix bathtub drains. I don't want to fix doors.
I mean, I feel proud that I did it, but mm- nope. I'll be in the kitchen. I'll fold the clothes.
I don't want to do this. I need a man. Okay, so she spent 5 hours on a bathtub drain, couldn't fix the door, doesn't want to cut grass, and now she's like, "I need a man.
I'm done with this independence thing. " At least she's being honest about it. She tried the I don't need a man lifestyle and figured out real quick.
It's exhausting doing everything alone. Real talk though, there's nothing wrong with wanting partnership and division of labor. She's not weak for realizing she doesn't want to be a onewoman repair crew.
That's just knowing what you actually want in life. It's not that hard. Take it off.
I hate that you just said that. I'm literally just take it off. I can't.
It won't even freaking budge. Try. Let's try this one.
Not. Look, it's moving. All the energy.
She too high. She [laughter] You want me to get the butter? Can you get me the hot head?
Do you want the butter? Did you screw Did you screw yourself in there? No, you didn't.
No, you didn't. It's so hard to snap them when you're not right here. Okay, you can be the blackhead over there.
I want you I want you to think about what you've done. Speechless. I don't know what to say, but where are those who used to go to war, build houses, and write love letters?
Nowadays, only the letters are left cuz yesterday when I was in trouble and I needed someone to help me buy the ticket to my home country, I texted several people. Do you think men help me? No.
Out of all people that I asked, the only ones who were eager to help me straight away were my girlfriends. They were like, "Yeah, sure. No worries.
I'm going to book the ticket for you now. " Unfortunately, men were the ones who either told me no straight away. Thought that was something shady from my side.
and I'm going to scam them or I don't know what they were thinking at that moment or they started asking me if I'm going to refund this amount to them while girls were immediately asking me for my passport details and told me not to worry, not to panic and not to stress. So my question is where have the men gone? So she texted men asking them to buy her a ticket home.
And when they asked if she'd pay them back, she acted like they were the problem. The entitlement is wild. Where have the men gone?
probably working to pay their own bills. This is a recession. You expect random men to just drop money on your emergency.
Her girlfriend said yes immediately. Cool. But her girlfriends probably have different situations, different incomes, different relationships with her.
These random men don't owe you a free ticket home. That's not it. Look, you screwed.
It's not sp. Babe, I asked you to air my tire up. They're trying.
Come on. Come on. No.
Wait. Here. [snorts] Did you get it?
No. You put it in that thing. Oh, this is wild.
[snorts] G. Yeah. Insane.
This is insane. All right, excuse the way I look, but I just have to rant here. [music] The oil cover of my car came off as I was driving down here from North Carolina.
Well, I lost one screw, but I got it done like 3 hours later. But my thing is, what happened to men if they see a woman underneath her car trying to fix something? Going up to them and saying, "Ma'am, do you need help?
I when I tell you the amount of cars and men that walked by and didn't say anything just stared at me as I was trying to get these screws back on my car when I don't even know how to work on cars. finger down if you independent and don't need I'm literally on the side of the road in North Carolina and I don't have nobody to call to help me. [snorts] And what's crazy is I've been stuck on the side of the road for at least 40 minutes and ain't nobody stopped yet and I'm already changing my tire already by myself.
Damn. And I just want to say like I don't have nobody like what the last video. I don't care if you think that I'm sounding like a pikmi.
I'm coming from a p place of genuine thought and genuine concern and I really do observe these things. For example, a woman may drive to her studio for her job to record some content to sell to men, by the way, which are the ones funding her life. And she will talk about how much she doesn't need a man.
How I don't need no man. I can do this on my own. I'm a strong independent woman.
Well, how did you drive to your to record content? Well, you got into a man-made car and you drove on man-made roads and you weren't in public on the side of the road because you have male police officers to protect you. It's just a clown show.
It's a complete It's a complete joke. This whole thing is a complete joke. There's no logic behind it.
But what can you expect when you have modern-day feminists running around everywhere? It's kind of comical. Honestly, she is making a valid point about the hypocrisy.
Women driving on man-made roads in man-made cars protected by male officers selling content to male audiences all while saying I don't need men. Like you can want independence and benefit from systems. Those aren't mutually exclusive, but they're a contradiction in claiming you don't need men while literally using everything men built and funded.
Harder to use a drill than you think, isn't it? Well, my hand's not my hand's messed up. You're doing great.
This is a struggle. It doesn't work. Anyone who has ever learned to use a drill has been through this struggle.
That's going to be a long video. Well, it's going to be a long video then. You got this.
I have faith in you. [snorts] You got this. Come on.
[laughter] I need another hand. It's not lining up. I feel like it's a little crooked.
My god. Oh my god. Of course.
Sweating and shaking. And there's actually like sweat dripping down my back. It's been 10 months since my divorce was official and my ex is getting married today.
I honestly didn't think it would be a hard day. You know, the divorce was not easy. It was not expected, but I don't know why I didn't think it would be hard.
I wasn't feeling anything leading up to it. But uh my baby yesterday when I dropped him off with his dad um he was excited for the party. He loves his new stepmom.
This is why you don't divorce people. This is why you take your vows seriously. You know, I I I don't get it.
I really really don't personally, man. You know, uh there are women out here that think the grass is greener. They'll divorce their husbands.
5 years later, they're crying about it. Oh, I miss him. I miss how sweet he was.
because they think there's this side out there that they're not going to find. They'll find it for 5 minutes and then they're going to want to go back to what was actually comfortable. It's a cold game out here, fellas.
I'm telling you, one of the most important choices we're going to make in life is the woman that we choose to be with. Take that choice very seriously. Please, you don't want to end up in bad hands.
This man was a good husband and she left him because she thought the grass was greener. Now 10 months later, she's marrying someone else and his kid loves her new stepmom. That's the consequence of her choice.
She had a man who was sweet, who was there, who was stable, and she threw it away, chasing some fantasy of better. Now she's probably one of those women crying, "I miss him. I made a mistake.
" Too late. You made your bed when you divorced him. Now you get to watch him move on.
Watch your child bond with a new woman and live with a regret.
