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Who are the Passport Bros?

The Passport Bros are the latest mutation of "The Red Pill" community. Red Pillers are men who view the current dating market as a modern "Matrix"--where Men are programmed to lose by design. There are a bunch of subgroups within this YouTube genre, such as MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way), Black Pill, Purple pill, and the newest, The Passport Bros.

These gentlemen don't believe in playing dating 'cat and mouse games' with Modern Women. They say they'd rather migrate overseas, where their 'talents' are more appreciated with less hassle, back bending (pause), and combativeness.

Passport Bros say overseas is a Man's paradise. Beautiful women without the American dating politics, that men bear the most of the brunt of.

Some criticize this group and say they only travel for sex tourism, and to take advantage of women with less fortunate situations. This would be a significant argument, however in America it seems all women sell is sex (symbolized by the female rappers with millions of marketing dollars behind them). Cardi B's latest lyric has women everywhere screaming how they don't cook and they don't clean, but have WAP (Wet A*s P*ssy).

Foreign women are usually raised with traditional values. They were raised to be apart of family units. Waves of modern feminism hasn't penetrated some of these regions. These women don't desire to compete with Men, rather they take pleasure & delight in being complimentary. They have no desire to be strong independent women, nor do they have the anything-you-can-do-I-can-do-better or I-can-do-bad-all-by-myself mindset. So when American men land in on foreign soil, the femininity that they experience from these women is a macro-dose ecstasy, and extremely intoxicating.

Auston Holleman, a 23 year old Black man from Dallas, Texas has become the face of the movement. He's a controversial figure, and quite frankly he welcomes the nay saying with a warm embrace. He's on record for saying "The Safer the society, the less feminine the Women".

Auston blew up on Tik Tok, and instantly built a respectable following on YouTube, with the support and mentoring of tenured content creators in the Red Pill YouTube community. He has traveled to Brazil, Colombia, & Thailand so far, and has documented his travels on his YouTube channel.

"There's this thing going on now where there's not even a gender anymore, so you're not going to tell me Femininity isn't scarce". - Auston Holleman

Do you understand their plight? Is fleeing to foreign land their form of escapism?

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Living in this millenial generation, it seems to have become a world of instant gratification. We have computers in our pocket, can have food and groceries at our door with a few thumb taps, and can find any piece of information we seek via YouTube and Google. We even get upset if a web page is taking 20 seconds longer than we expected it to load.

How do these trends affect the other areas of our lives? From the depiction of memes floating around the internet, it seems as everyone is heartless &  hyper-independent. We live in the generation where we champion the ability to "cut people off" instead of communication with the intention of conflict resolution.

Not to mention the blog pages and podcasters that recycle the SAME old conversations of $200 dates and men and women going half on the bills. Pages like TheShadeRoom perpetuate celebrity narratives and have all the women emulating the ways of the newest rapper's "babymother". This has spawned the wave of BBLs, online boutiques, and a wave of bartenders persuading you to pull up to their bar.

How does one date in this climate? A man isn't seen as valuable unless he's a scammer, rapper, or an athlete. It almost seems like the younger generation has lost respect for the average working man. Young Men don't want to be one, and young women don't want to be with one. People like Kevin Samuels attempted to restore balance with his 'Thanos-like' tactics. Many tuned into his livestreams and can admit he helped transform their life and world view, while others paint him as the face of misogyny. With the rise of The Passport Bros (to be discussed in a later article) dating in America has taken a whole new form for men.

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