The RED PILL Terrifies the Mainstream—Heres Why

Rollo Tomassi (0:31)

The time for speeches is done. The first great test is here. My order to you all is simple, yet heed it well, and exert yourselves to see it done. They are coming.

Kill them all.

SPEAKER_2 (1:30)

I'm just angry all the time, like, no, that's Aaron Clary, he got me confused with Aaron.

And it's a very, very goof afternoon to you too, my friend. Live from Las Vegas, Nevada, this is The Rational Male. Have you got me for the next two hours?

Rollo Tomassi (1:54)

No, let me stop lying.

Commander Kyle is in the battle stations. I might have Miguel come, Miguel Munoz might come and join us later. Well, I have a lot of stuff to get into today. But let's start out with Bonnie Blue's child. Did you know she was just born?

SPEAKER_4 (2:14)

I don't know.

SPEAKER_6 (2:15)

It's a boy. I have never seen a baby slide out so effortlessly in my entire career.

SPEAKER_7 (2:22)

Uh, is the baby mine?

SPEAKER_6 (2:23)

It looks like me.

SPEAKER_4 (2:24)

He's mine! No chance! Look at the eyes!

SPEAKER_8 (2:26)

That's my kind of father!

SPEAKER_9 (2:30)

Hey, how does it feel to have a thousand daddies?

SPEAKER_10 (2:33)

I saw your mom's videos online.

SPEAKER_7 (2:35)

You probably had to get tested straight out of the womb.

SPEAKER_11 (2:39)

They kept making fun of me.

SPEAKER_9 (2:40)

They said I have a thousand dads. A lot of kids don't even have one father.

SPEAKER_12 (2:47)

You have thousands!

SPEAKER_13 (2:48)

You don't understand how lucky you are.

Rollo Tomassi (2:51)

Keep your balance!

SPEAKER_13 (2:52)

You're doing great!

Rollo Tomassi (2:53)

Eyes forward! Watch the curve! Step into the throw!

SPEAKER_13 (2:56)

You got this, son!

SPEAKER_7 (3:01)

We're all here for our son.

Rollo Tomassi (3:04)

There you go!

SPEAKER_7 (3:05)

Happy Father's Day!

SPEAKER_4 (3:06)

What do you see?

SPEAKER_9 (3:08)

I see a man who can take care of me, is loving, is kind, can protect me, is good to children, is good to be family. Do you know what I'm doing?

SPEAKER_7 (3:19)

Sorry, what were you saying?

SPEAKER_9 (3:20)

I was describing what a masculine man is, but clearly you don't agree with that.

SPEAKER_4 (3:24)

She was getting so emotional, so angry.

SPEAKER_10 (3:27)

Just too much anger.

SPEAKER_7 (3:29)

I don't like angry women.

SPEAKER_11 (3:32)

I don't like women.

SPEAKER_4 (3:33)

Sorry, you seem to be getting upset.

SPEAKER_7 (3:35)

Are you all right?

SPEAKER_9 (3:36)

I am quite upset, yeah, because you clearly are very, how do I say it, very up yourself, thinking you're a very masculine man.

Rollo Tomassi (3:44)

Thank you.

SPEAKER_9 (3:44)

Yeah, you like that. Don't think you feel good about yourself.

Rollo Tomassi (3:48)

Feels good.

SPEAKER_9 (3:48)

Clearly some self-esteem issues here. Some deep-rooted trauma that we need to maybe uncover.

SPEAKER_6 (3:53)

Is this a workout plan?

SPEAKER_9 (3:55)

He learned to be a man off an online university 100%.

It's more of a mental workout maybe that we can do, an emotional one. Do you know what emotions are?

SPEAKER_7 (4:04)

Yes, when I'm in the gym and I'm pumping up, it feels good.

Rollo Tomassi (4:07)

Pumping the top, mugging.

SPEAKER_9 (4:09)

Where did you learn these words? Little boys, little 13-year-old boys.

SPEAKER_4 (4:14)

Get trolled. I was rage baiting her so bad.

SPEAKER_2 (4:18)

You seem very angry now.

SPEAKER_9 (4:20)

Yeah, I am. I am.

SPEAKER_4 (4:21)

It's very masculine.

SPEAKER_9 (4:23)

Masculine? So this is what a masculinity is then? Anger. Okay. So you've never seen a powerful woman before?

SPEAKER_10 (4:30)

I see the powerful boobs, yes.

Rollo Tomassi (4:34)

That's Michael Hurd. He lives here in Vegas too, man.

I'm going to try to get him for an access Vegas. If I can, that'd be funny.

SPEAKER_4 (4:42)

Working with very smart guys. Most of my friends are guys and they're educated, they're smart, they're successful in their career.

Rollo Tomassi (4:49)

Anybody surprised by this?

SPEAKER_4 (4:51)

And they tell me that they literally have to treat it as a second job to find a suitable partner.

Rollo Tomassi (4:56)

Rob, welcome, welcome, brother, to the red pill. Welcome to the Manosphere, Rob. It's, you know, if you have any questions, I'm here to help.

SPEAKER_4 (5:06)

Where they put in, you know, they basically put their careers temporarily on pause to prioritize. How do I find a suitable spouse? How, you know, do I screen for someone who shares the same values as me and settle down and have a relationship and then get married and then have kids? You didn't used to have to do that. You know, those the mechanisms were already in place where young people would come together and find a spouse organically.