Lamar Reviews - Louis Theroux: Inside The Manosphere (Airdate 3/27/2026)

Lamar Reviews - Louis Theroux: Inside The Manosphere (Airdate 3/27/2026)

Louis Theroux made this documentary, and it is on
Netflix
This is about a group of idiots that somehow have
managed to make some big money by saying
controversial, horrible, outrageous stuff on the
internet. The money comes from scamming the
boys and young men who follow them out of
money by promising to teach them how to be a
proper man. Their definition of that is a blowhard
that screams male supremacy while subjugating
women.
When they are not bragging about being
influencers and having tons of followers, they are
screaming racists, homophobic, and antisemitic
rants. And immediately explaining why they are
not racist, homophobic, or antisemitic. The more
outrageous they are, the more clicks, followers,
and money they get. That is what it is all about,
money.
Theroux spends most of the screen time with
influencer, HSTikkyTokky. At the beginning of the

documentary, Louis says “They were deeply
mistrustful of mainstream media,” “But after
months of effort, I’d managed to find a way inside
the new world of men.” First off, these are not
“men”, these are boys that know absolutely
nothing about what being an actual man is. They
have no character, no manners, no compassion,
no kindness, and no responsibility for anyone
other than themselves. And second, Theroux
didn’t find a way inside, they let him inside and
filmed him filming them which gave them
hundreds of thousands of views, making them
even bigger.
Justin Waller, another one of these D-Bags, brags
about having 2 little girls, and another child on the
way with the pregnant woman he is with. He tells
Theroux he has many other women he sleeps with
and that he and the mother of his children have a
one-sided monogamy relationship. He dates and
sleeps with as many women as he wants and she
never speaks to another man.

Waller sells subscriptions to his online university,
The Real World to his followers, starting at $49 a
month.
There were some more lowlifes in the
documentary, but they are not worth mentioning.
At first, I was gob smacked by what these idiots
were saying and telling others how they should act
to be men. But after a while of being bombarded
by the utter stupidity of what they were saying, my
anger turned to pity. Pity that this was their life.
These aren’t stupid people. They could not
deceive and use people if they weren’t smart and
clever. They are more than capable of knowing
better, they just choose not to. My pity is for their
wasted lives. Lives that will never know the feeling
you get from being a decent human being.
This does not deserve a rating.
Trust me, I watched this so that you don’t have to.

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