Redbar

You like Redbar? Their early work was a little too edgelord for my taste. But when Jules came on in 2016, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole show has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the show a big boost. He's been compared to Howard Stern, but I think Redbar has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. In 2019, mike trolled Joey Diaz his most accomplished endeavor to date. I think their undisputed masterpiece is "The Delia tapes" An episode so funny, most people probably don't listen to the underlying message. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends. It's also a personal statement about Redbar itself.

Have you had enough of these incredible asses telling their same stories and getting caught in their own pathetic web of lies? Are you tired of sellouts promoting commercials with codewords for 10% off? Are you sure you want to hear that same story again, with a portion of new fake recollections on this version's retelling?

Then look somewhere else for content! Mike David clearly is sick and as the others have pointed out, is JEALOUS!!!! Redbar wishes he could be taking Xanax and smoking endless cigars in the back of the Comedy Store. Have you felt those walls? The walls of the Comedy store are alive and breathing. Mitsi.

Mike David is one of the most entertaining people in media today.

Haters fixate on the subject matter, which tends to be intensive dissections of various Internet personalities and comedians. Haters miss the point.

Watching Redbar is an immersive experience that draws you into the hilarious personality and perspective of Mike David. At first, the allure is the detail oriented trolling of people you know and may like. The more you invest your time in Redbar however, the more the show revolves around his various idiosyncrasies and neuroses. Despite speaking in near-constant hyperbole, you find that Mike David is a man that values honesty. He despises grift in those that receive his focus. When he suspects that an entertainer is deceiving their audience...or themselves...he exposes them. The results are hilarious.

Beneath the frivolity of the subject matter lies a multi-faceted character that will make you laugh and cheer him on. The man is a true entertainer in league with the greats...

Watch the show. Give it a year.

Many moons ago I discovered Redbar Radio while venturing down the infamous, late-night YouTube rabbit hole. To my surprise, I found a lot of Redbar's takes to have validity. The show is a mix between Mike being in-character as a misanthropic critic and giving candid feedback from time to time. Since Mike and Jules have stopped posting on YouTube, clippers have taken up arms to repost segments. To some degree, Mike plays into the clipping by saying some of the most outrageous things simply for the fact that he knows they will be clipped. At the heart of Redbar Radio is the idea that many mainstream podcasters and comedians are constantly & shamelessly peddling bs to their audiences. These people will happily sell you poor quality merchandise, and do ad reads that interrupt the flow of the conversation. On some occasions, podcasters even shamelessly mention products from advertisers without disclosing payment. The same people who will happily sell slop to their audience, refuse to interact with them! Mike and Jules' response to this has been elite-level trolling towards these podcasters/comedians. You will either love or hate Redbar. There's no in-between.

Mike is a great host! He's always able to see people for who they really are and nobody is funnier than Mike in those moments. All the people saying he's a hater yeah you're right he's a hater but he's hating on fools. The only people who can't seem to understand this are fellow fools. I hope Mike feels better and he's able to give us more seasons in the future.