Sneako on Why Hip Hop Culture is "Degenerate", King Von vs Andrew Tate & More
Sneako is back with his incisive opinions and strong takes on the culture, rappers, women, support his friend Andrew Tate and more!
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0:00 - The sarcastic "head" conversation that backfired
2:52 - Lena did her first scene with another dude
4:40 - Is Adam even gonna watch Lena’s scene with another guy?
5:17 - Sneako says he used to have a wild lifestyle, now just wants to get married
6:21 - Sneako congratulates Adam on being a family man
8:47 - Sneako says Andrew Tate’s charges are all false but overall men getting charges because of women is their downfall
10:08 - Sneako says Adam and Lena don’t need to do corn anymore so why not stop
11:22 - Sneako asks Adam how he’s gonna handle his kid finding out about their career
12:48 - Sneako says Adam is using wokeness to explain corn to his daughter
14:13 - Sneako says LGBTQ is normalized why still pushing it so hard
23:11 - Sneako says you can’t have deep conversations with women, they have nothing interesting to say
25:29 - Sneako says there are no smart women at all
26:46 - Sneako says women just need to be pretty, they don't need to have a personality
28:31 - Sneako says there are no funny women, and if they are they’re not attractive, they act like dudes
32:55 - Adam says life experience matters in a relationship
34:17 - "Are you really dating a girl to be impressed by her?" - Sneako
36:29 - Sneako says King Von is celebrated while Andrew Tate is canceled for allegations
38:09 - Sneako says everything about Black culture is degenerate
40:56 - Myron (Fresh & Fit) promotes vasectomy for men to become high value
44:10 - Sneako says teachers in schools are pushing their woke agenda
45:29 - Schools teach kids about division, white guilt, then kids go to college and end up being confused about who they are
48:35 - Sneako says the only goal for the Kardashian family is to stay attractive and date black guys
49:36 - Sneako says social media brainwashes people like Chris from Mr Beast
51:02 - Sneako says he's done playing games with tr*ns and acting like he's gonna keep up with their "lies"
51:50 - Sneako says everyone knows that Black culture promotes degeneracy
52:17 - Sneako says that we all know that rap music promotes: g*ns, m*rder, b*tches
52:30 - When Black people speak properly they’re being called out to “speak white” and they want Black doctors to still have a ghetto appeal
56:10 - Adam says people wanna hear about m*rder and such, Sneako says: “Just because it’s real doesn’t mean it’s good”
57:10 - Adam realizes maybe Sneako has a point and wants to rethink why he loves rap so much
57:40 - Playboi Carti might be worth and d*monic, there’s no way you want to do something positive after you listened to him
59:31 - Adin Ross was never canceled when he was playing games w rappers, smoking w**d and making jokes, but when he asks about g*nders, immediately canceled
1:00:21 - Rappers coming on Adin Ross’ stream, Sneako says: “People can see the human side of a murd****”
1:01:32 - Sneako and Zherka talking to __ girls on stream?? We asked their age and clicked off when they said 14
1:03:40 - “How I learned to love the Unabomber” how he was used by the CIA for his brain and taken advantage of
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