The Bromar Show

Part of the 28 Days Challenge, I talk about an article in which a 19 year-old man marries a 76 year-old woman.

Part of the 28 days challenge, I talk about a subreddit post about single women owning more homes than men.

Part of the 28 Days Challenge. I just disclose that I am hungover.

Part of the 28 Days Challenge, I share a short clip about a dog worth more than 400 Million.

Part of the 28 Days Challenge, I attempt to do research on whether college dropouts a better off than their college graduate counterparts.

Part of the 28 Days Challenge, I talk about a reddit post on why taken women (and men) are a lot nicer to you than their single counterparts.

Part of the 28 Days Challenge, I share the dating trend predictions that the "experts" are predicting

It's Bromar Show tradition to talk about Victoria's Secret and how some secrets aren't so secret. I also do a journalism piece about this new term that has begun trending and how we could start to see a change in society. I also retrieve an old audio file in which I criticized Buzzfeed for creating trash videos about making food.

As I am also an artist, I give my opinion in regards to AI art. With the traction that Andrew Tate has gotten, it is safe to assume that everyone know who he is and the space (or manosphere) he has been associated with by the media. There is an interesting obsession that plenty of men within that space share, and that is the obsession of young, pretty, women that have little to no experience. I react to a video called "Born Sexy Yesterday" to further analyze the way some men in this space think. To tie it all into one knot, I showcase another clip from "The Bromar Files" that talks about the concept of virginiy.