If a man cries during an argument, is the relationship over? Lewin and Empress join Uncommon Sense for a wild conversation about brutal honesty in relationships, fighting in public, comedy that crosses the line, gender roles, Drake’s influence, masculinity, dating standards and whether people are becoming too sensitive online.
We start by welcoming Lewinn and Empress to the pod and breaking down what it means to be a PK, or pastor’s kid. From there, the conversation gets into relationships immediately — men crying during arguments, women causing fights in public, whether honesty can become too honest and why people keep watching content they claim to hate.
Later, Lewin discusses winning the Canadian Screen Award for Best Comedy Special, touring outside of Canada, whether comedians have ghostwriters and how comics test jokes before bringing them to a bigger stage. We also get into Theo Von bombing, the Kevin Hart roast, offensive comedy, racist jokes, the Kobe joke that upset people and where the line is between funny and distasteful.
The second half gets into modern dating and gender roles: would you date a man who listens to all three new Drake albums, are painted nails and rompers changing hip-hop masculinity, does not paying all the bills make you less of a man, and should a man put a woman into her feminine energy? We also debate stepfathers, body count, relationship expectations and how men and women contribute differently today.
⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:54 Welcoming Lewinn and Empress to the Pod
01:15 What Is a PK or Pastor’s Kid?
04:33 If a Man Cries During an Argument, Is the Relationship Over?
10:13 Have You Ever Caused a Fight for Your Man in Public?
13:27 Is Being Honest Ever Too Honest?
17:42 Stop Watching Things You Don’t Agree With
20:46 Are There More Andrew Tate Wannabes or Baddie Wannabes?
25:00 Lewinn Wins Canadian Screen Award for Best Comedy Special
30:30 Is Touring Europe or the US Different Than Canada?
33:57 Do Comedians Have Ghostwriters?
38:46 Testing Jokes Out
41:00 Theo Von Bombing on Stage vs TV and Movies
43:11 The Kevin Hart Roast — Were You Offended by Any Jokes?
46:25 How Do You Know If It’s Funny or Distasteful in Comedy?
48:58 The Kobe Joke That Pissed People Off
51:50 Comedians Doing Verses or Roasts
56:18 Quickfyre
1:10:30 Would You Date a Man That Listened to All 3 New Drake Albums?
1:14:27 Painting Your Nails & Male Rompers in Hip-Hop
1:18:30 Stand-Up Clip: Have You Ever Borrowed a Woman’s Car?
1:23:13 Does Not Paying All the Bills Make You Less of a Man?
1:37:05 Oversimplification of Gender Roles Now vs Then
1:40:04 Is There a Balance in What Each Person Contributes?
1:44:16 Should a Man Put a Woman Into Her Feminine Energy?
1:50:50 He’s Not a Stepfather — He’s the Father That Stepped Up
1:52:18 Does a Woman’s Body Count Matter?
1:56:10 Final Sentiments
This episode covers relationship honesty, men crying in arguments, fighting in public, offensive comedy, racist jokes, cancel culture, Kevin Hart roast reactions, Theo Von, Drake influence, hip-hop masculinity, gender roles, bills in relationships, feminine energy, body count debates and modern dating standards.
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