Jerry Seinfeld Misses ‘Dominant Masculinity,’ Faces Backlash

Jerry Seinfeld stated on a podcast this hour that he likes “a real man” and misses “dominant masculinity,” angering a substantial a part of the net society. (You’ll oversee the video underneath.)

“Nothing says frail male ego like talking about ‘dominant masculinity’ this way,” one girl wrote on X, previously Twitter.

The comic was once discussing the big nostalgia of his Sixties-set Pop-Tart comedy, “Unfrosted,” when he joked about at all times in need of to be an actual guy however falling snip. He upcoming gave the impression to delve into extra severe range.

“I really thought, when I was in that era, again, it was JFK, it was Muhammad Ali, it was Sean Connery, Howard Cosell ― you can go all the way down there,” Seinfeld instructed “Honestly” host Bari Weiss in a podcast episode absolved Tuesday.

“That’s a real man. I want to be like that someday. Well, no, I never really grew up. You don’t want to, as a comedian, because it’s a childish pursuit. But I miss a dominant masculinity. Yeah, I get the toxic, thank you, but still I like a real man.”