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Matthew McConaughey explains the difference between a nice guy and a good man "A nice guy gets along. Yeah, I'll do that, sure. They don't necessarily have discernment or judgment, not sure what they stand for or against." "A good man has ideals he stands for and stands against.... show more

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Matthew McConaughey reveals the difference between a nice guy and a good man "A nice guy gets along. They don't necessarily have discernment or judgment, not sure what they stand for or stand against. It's like yes, yes, yes, sure" "A good man has ideals that they stand for and they stand against. And when they're tested, a good man is not a nice guy" "Being a good man is a lot harder for good reason. Not going to be the most popular. Not going to be always the most affable" "It also doesn't mean you got to be a dick. It just means sometimes you got to go, I believe in this, this is for me, and that is not for me" "A good man's not looking for trouble. But if it comes, and if something he cares about was trespassed on, a good man does what he can to stop that"

Matthew McConaughey reveals the difference between a nice guy and a good man "A nice guy gets along. They don't necessarily have discernment or judgment, not sure what they stand for or stand against. It's like yes, yes, yes, sure" "A good man has ideals that they stand for and they stand against. And when they're tested, a good man is not a nice guy" "Being a good man is a lot harder for good reason. Not going to be the most popular. Not going to be always the most affable" "It also doesn't mean you got to be a dick. It just means sometimes you got to go, I believe in this, this is for me, and that is not for me" "A good man's not looking for trouble. But if it comes, and if something he cares about was trespassed on, a good man does what he can to stop that"

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409,391 views • 1 month ago

Matthew McConaughey draws a line that cuts deep: There’s a massive difference between a “nice guy” and a “good man.” A nice guy says “yes” to everything to keep the peace. A good man knows exactly what he stands for — and what he stands against. He’s willing to say “no,” set boundaries, and protect what matters most, even if it makes him less popular. McConaughey talks about feeling “neutered” during his rom-com years — playing the agreeable nice guy on screen while feeling far more feral and masculine in real life (especially when his wife was pregnant). That’s when he started chasing dramas where he could go deeper, darker, and actually stand for something. Being a good man is harder. It won’t always make you the most likable person in the room. But it builds real backbone. Kindness without boundaries eventually becomes weakness. When was the last time you had to choose between being the “nice guy” and stepping up as the “good man”?

Matthew McConaughey draws a line that cuts deep: There’s a massive difference between a “nice guy” and a “good man.” A nice guy says “yes” to everything to keep the peace. A good man knows exactly what he stands for — and what he stands against. He’s willing to say “no,” set boundaries, and protect what matters most, even if it makes him less popular. McConaughey talks about feeling “neutered” during his rom-com years — playing the agreeable nice guy on screen while feeling far more feral and masculine in real life (especially when his wife was pregnant). That’s when he started chasing dramas where he could go deeper, darker, and actually stand for something. Being a good man is harder. It won’t always make you the most likable person in the room. But it builds real backbone. Kindness without boundaries eventually becomes weakness. When was the last time you had to choose between being the “nice guy” and stepping up as the “good man”?

Camus

43,749 views • 3 months ago

Mark Manson nails the difference in this 42-second clip: Nice guy → desperately wants to be liked Good man → wants to do what's right, even if it costs approval -Nice guy avoids conflict to keep peace Good man faces conflict to create peace - Nice guy says yes to everything out of fear Good man says no because he respects himself and you - Nice guy hides truth to seem kind Good man tells truth because he is kind “The goal isn't to be nice. It's to be good, even when it costs you being liked.” This hits deep for both men and women. Which side resonates more with how you show up in relationships? Or who in your life is a true “good man/woman” vs. just “nice”? Share below.

Mark Manson nails the difference in this 42-second clip: Nice guy → desperately wants to be liked Good man → wants to do what's right, even if it costs approval -Nice guy avoids conflict to keep peace Good man faces conflict to create peace - Nice guy says yes to everything out of fear Good man says no because he respects himself and you - Nice guy hides truth to seem kind Good man tells truth because he is kind “The goal isn't to be nice. It's to be good, even when it costs you being liked.” This hits deep for both men and women. Which side resonates more with how you show up in relationships? Or who in your life is a true “good man/woman” vs. just “nice”? Share below.

Camus

47,693 views • 6 months ago

Matthew McConaughey says he witnessed the most Miami thing ever. Matthew McConaughey: “I see this guy posing on a purple and pink Lamborghini under a palm tree. I’m thinking, ‘Wow, nice car.’” Guy: “Nah, man. I rented it for the day.” Matthew: “For what?” Guy: “My Tinder cover photo.” A few minutes later… Another guy: “Hey, can I use your Lamborghini for my Tinder pic?” Guy: “Sure. Fifty bucks.” Matthew: “Wait… that’s not your car, and you’re charging people to fake like it’s theirs?” Guy: “Yep.” “He wasn’t embarrassed. He was proud of it.” Miami is a different planet.

Matthew McConaughey says he witnessed the most Miami thing ever. Matthew McConaughey: “I see this guy posing on a purple and pink Lamborghini under a palm tree. I’m thinking, ‘Wow, nice car.’” Guy: “Nah, man. I rented it for the day.” Matthew: “For what?” Guy: “My Tinder cover photo.” A few minutes later… Another guy: “Hey, can I use your Lamborghini for my Tinder pic?” Guy: “Sure. Fifty bucks.” Matthew: “Wait… that’s not your car, and you’re charging people to fake like it’s theirs?” Guy: “Yep.” “He wasn’t embarrassed. He was proud of it.” Miami is a different planet.

Tokyo

7,632,738 views • 19 days ago

Stephen A. Smith says he refuses to be known as the guy who hated LeBron James Stephen :"I know how great he has been for the game of basketball and anybody who has been that great people like me have benefited because he gives us something to talk about" "Just because he and I have a difference does not mean he's not a good man and It doesn't mean he doesn't love his family or It doesn't mean he doesn't love his team or the NBA" "I'm not going to be known as this guy that says I don't like him...He is one of the top two or top three greatest players we have ever seen in our lifetimes and what he has done for the game cannot be measured"

Stephen A. Smith says he refuses to be known as the guy who hated LeBron James Stephen :"I know how great he has been for the game of basketball and anybody who has been that great people like me have benefited because he gives us something to talk about" "Just because he and I have a difference does not mean he's not a good man and It doesn't mean he doesn't love his family or It doesn't mean he doesn't love his team or the NBA" "I'm not going to be known as this guy that says I don't like him...He is one of the top two or top three greatest players we have ever seen in our lifetimes and what he has done for the game cannot be measured"

CreativeDude

46,915 views • 7 days ago

Disguised Toast explains to Yvonne why “nice guys” always finish last “It’s never good to call a man a ‘nice guy.’ Have you ever described a guy you like as ‘nice’? And are you still in a relationship with the guy you called nice? No? There you go..point proven. Nice guys do finish last.”

Disguised Toast explains to Yvonne why “nice guys” always finish last “It’s never good to call a man a ‘nice guy.’ Have you ever described a guy you like as ‘nice’? And are you still in a relationship with the guy you called nice? No? There you go..point proven. Nice guys do finish last.”

veizau

586,685 views • 2 months ago

How sad this guy is a pastor? What verse is this dude? Have you notice that since they won’t change they are now gaslighting us for not picking a terrible man. The message should be “men you need to work on yourself” that’s it. Women get along just fine without them if not better. That should say something to men. Cause it’s already proven yall can’t live without us. So why not just be a better man. Look at your shit. And ask yourself would you date you. Especially the ones who say “but I’m a nice guy” when you have to say it that means you are not showing it. GROW THE FUCK UP!!

How sad this guy is a pastor? What verse is this dude? Have you notice that since they won’t change they are now gaslighting us for not picking a terrible man. The message should be “men you need to work on yourself” that’s it. Women get along just fine without them if not better. That should say something to men. Cause it’s already proven yall can’t live without us. So why not just be a better man. Look at your shit. And ask yourself would you date you. Especially the ones who say “but I’m a nice guy” when you have to say it that means you are not showing it. GROW THE FUCK UP!!

Leslie Jones 🦋

104,156 views • 1 year ago

💥NEW: Dana White: "A lot of people come up to me on the street and they're like, 'Thanks for supporting the president.' And I'll grab them and say, 'Listen, there are a lot of people out there that you probably admire that are NOT worth your admiration. This guy IS.'" "I'll stand behind Trump all day. He's a good man. His family are good people. And they've always been incredible to me and my family."

💥NEW: Dana White: "A lot of people come up to me on the street and they're like, 'Thanks for supporting the president.' And I'll grab them and say, 'Listen, there are a lot of people out there that you probably admire that are NOT worth your admiration. This guy IS.'" "I'll stand behind Trump all day. He's a good man. His family are good people. And they've always been incredible to me and my family."

Jason Cohen 🇺🇸

92,541 views • 1 month ago

I don kn@ck married men and single guy, I’ll be honest with you, married men are the best. If you want to enjoy a good relationship, go for married men, they want the best for you, not just only kn@cking. If you’re looking for a relationship go for a married man and make sure you don’t cheat on him” — Lady gives advice

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I don kn@ck married men and single guy, I’ll be honest with you, married men are the best. If you want to enjoy a good relationship, go for married men, they want the best for you, not just only kn@cking. If you’re looking for a relationship go for a married man and make sure you don’t cheat on him” — Lady gives advice

TENIOLA

144,555 views • 4 months ago

BOOM: Jason Rantz on Seattle Red tears into Foreign Policy magazine editor-in-chief Ravi Agrawal for insisting on CNN that "Iran may or may not be a bad actor" b/c they're "nuanced"... "They are a bad actor. They are a bad actor. It's not they may or may not be a bad actor. They are a bad actor and I do think it's important -- I think it's important to -- do we think North Korea is a good actor or do we think they're a bad actor?" "It is fair to argue -- it is fair to have a discussion on what you do when dealing with bad actors, but it is not a discussion at this point for any serious person to say that Iran might be a good actor." "Well, they might be or they might not be? Come on"

BOOM: Jason Rantz on Seattle Red tears into Foreign Policy magazine editor-in-chief Ravi Agrawal for insisting on CNN that "Iran may or may not be a bad actor" b/c they're "nuanced"... "They are a bad actor. They are a bad actor. It's not they may or may not be a bad actor. They are a bad actor and I do think it's important -- I think it's important to -- do we think North Korea is a good actor or do we think they're a bad actor?" "It is fair to argue -- it is fair to have a discussion on what you do when dealing with bad actors, but it is not a discussion at this point for any serious person to say that Iran might be a good actor." "Well, they might be or they might not be? Come on"

Curtis Houck

68,431 views • 4 months ago

Rick Rubin tells Andrew Huberman how he deals with creative or writer’s block. He treats his work like a diary entry (and doesn’t worry about internal or external judgment): ➡️ “What's the cause of the block? The block is usually something that's either personal ("I'm not good enough") or it can be a confidence issue ("I don't have anything to say") or it could be...thinking about someone else ("nobody's going to like what I make"). Do you know what I'm saying? So, it's either fear of self-judgment or external judgment. If you're making something with a freedom of "this is something I'm making for myself for now", that is all [you have to do]. It is a diary entry. Everything I make is a diary entry. The beauty of a diary entry is that I can write my diary entry and you can't tell me that my diary entry wasn't good enough. Or that [the diary entry] is not what I experienced. Of course it's what I experienced: I'm writing a personal diary for myself and no one else can judge if it is my experience of my life. Everything we make can be that: a personal reflection of who we are in that moment of time. It doesn't have to be the greatest you could ever do. It doesn't have to have any expectation that it's going to change the world. It doesn't have to sell a certain number of copies for any reason. It doesn't have any of those things at all. It is "I'm making this thing for me and I want to do it to the best of my ability and to where I feel good about it". [The work] is honest of where I'm at and if you're living in this world of just being honest to where you're at, there's nothing blocking you. There are no blocks. The blocks are all based on dealing with a different force or a different perception that is made up.” ⬅️

Rick Rubin tells Andrew Huberman how he deals with creative or writer’s block. He treats his work like a diary entry (and doesn’t worry about internal or external judgment): ➡️ “What's the cause of the block? The block is usually something that's either personal ("I'm not good enough") or it can be a confidence issue ("I don't have anything to say") or it could be...thinking about someone else ("nobody's going to like what I make"). Do you know what I'm saying? So, it's either fear of self-judgment or external judgment. If you're making something with a freedom of "this is something I'm making for myself for now", that is all [you have to do]. It is a diary entry. Everything I make is a diary entry. The beauty of a diary entry is that I can write my diary entry and you can't tell me that my diary entry wasn't good enough. Or that [the diary entry] is not what I experienced. Of course it's what I experienced: I'm writing a personal diary for myself and no one else can judge if it is my experience of my life. Everything we make can be that: a personal reflection of who we are in that moment of time. It doesn't have to be the greatest you could ever do. It doesn't have to have any expectation that it's going to change the world. It doesn't have to sell a certain number of copies for any reason. It doesn't have any of those things at all. It is "I'm making this thing for me and I want to do it to the best of my ability and to where I feel good about it". [The work] is honest of where I'm at and if you're living in this world of just being honest to where you're at, there's nothing blocking you. There are no blocks. The blocks are all based on dealing with a different force or a different perception that is made up.” ⬅️

Trung Phan

1,619,350 views • 2 years ago

Sisters when you go on a date with a man for the first time, do not take your girlfriends and expect the man to pay for it. It is disrespectful.. You cannot force a man to pay for your girlfriend’s meal on the first date.. thankful I’m not in the market, but I would’ve walked out if it was me. and I tell the females in my family don’t do it.

Sisters when you go on a date with a man for the first time, do not take your girlfriends and expect the man to pay for it. It is disrespectful.. You cannot force a man to pay for your girlfriend’s meal on the first date.. thankful I’m not in the market, but I would’ve walked out if it was me. and I tell the females in my family don’t do it.

Don Salmon

29,621 views • 1 month ago

1. As a woman in a relationship, you cannot go out or sleep out without letting your man know. 2. Secondly, if a man doesn't give a Fvck about what you do, I just want you to know that you are just there to warn his b€d. 3. When a man is interested in you, he will protect, monitor, and control you, this is not negotiable and it doesn't mean he is insecure. HeartMattaz

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1. As a woman in a relationship, you cannot go out or sleep out without letting your man know. 2. Secondly, if a man doesn't give a Fvck about what you do, I just want you to know that you are just there to warn his b€d. 3. When a man is interested in you, he will protect, monitor, and control you, this is not negotiable and it doesn't mean he is insecure. HeartMattaz

Heart Mattaz by Rita

55,063 views • 2 months ago

Ellen Pompeo says she makes $20M a year from Gray’s Anatomy and won’t leave ‘My manager told me are you ready to be unpopular and I was like what do you mean and he said not everyone is going to cheer for you cause your making $20M a year’ ‘It did not occur to me and that was a good prep to me that he said that and other women have said it publicly,it’s hard for people to celebrate other’

Ellen Pompeo says she makes $20M a year from Gray’s Anatomy and won’t leave ‘My manager told me are you ready to be unpopular and I was like what do you mean and he said not everyone is going to cheer for you cause your making $20M a year’ ‘It did not occur to me and that was a good prep to me that he said that and other women have said it publicly,it’s hard for people to celebrate other’

zaza

2,630,089 views • 1 month ago

President Trump: "You know, they say separation between Church and State. I don't know. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I'm not sure."

President Trump: "You know, they say separation between Church and State. I don't know. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I'm not sure."

TheBlaze

12,984 views • 1 year ago

This is what dating for “potential” looks like. This is what accepting the bare minimum looks like. This is what it looks like when a man hates you but doesn’t want to be the one to break things off. This is the “good guy,” the “nice guy.” This is NOT love! #LoveIsBlind #LoveIsBlindS10 #LoveIsBlindSeason10

This is what dating for “potential” looks like. This is what accepting the bare minimum looks like. This is what it looks like when a man hates you but doesn’t want to be the one to break things off. This is the “good guy,” the “nice guy.” This is NOT love! #LoveIsBlind #LoveIsBlindS10 #LoveIsBlindSeason10

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129,377 views • 5 months ago

A good man, not a nice guy. Get tickets to see Jimmy live at and listen to the new Crowd Work podcast here:

A good man, not a nice guy. Get tickets to see Jimmy live at and listen to the new Crowd Work podcast here:

Jimmy Carr

101,790 views • 1 month ago

Is this going too far or is it a good lesson? In India, the government and school systems make sure that the children know what the difference is between “good touch” and “bad touch.” It’s common practice that school teachers use this below method to teach classes what is and is not appropriate. Do you think this is a good lesson or is this taking things too far?

Is this going too far or is it a good lesson? In India, the government and school systems make sure that the children know what the difference is between “good touch” and “bad touch.” It’s common practice that school teachers use this below method to teach classes what is and is not appropriate. Do you think this is a good lesson or is this taking things too far?

Ed Krassenstein

3,463,369 views • 2 years ago

I will explain why Blacks destroy nice things like delivery robots: It's like the Goblin Slayer speech. A good analogy for migrants, illegals etc. When you have nothing, you grow envious/jealous of those who do, when they see these Delivery Robots, it makes them irrationally angry—its a nice thing, they don't have nice things, so they lash out and destroy/steal what they don't have. In their minds others are keeping the nice things from them. There is also entitlement: they think they "deserve" more (a good analogy for Israel/Judaism) and that they are justified in taking what they want, through force if necessary. Just like the Moon they are Green with Envy, just like the Goblin they want what they don't have, an extremely good analogy is India/Indians migrating to developed Western and Eastern countries, they want to be where things are nice and there are nice things. But never once does it occur to them that maybe the reason they don't have nice things (or that their places aren't nice) is because of they themselves. That's why these Black individuals (not all of course) have nothing, because they destroy anything nice anyone is stupid enough to give them, its why I have very little sympathy for the Black community in many places—its the reason for so many things. (regardless of skin color or group) It's not the White man (you owe him everything) the truth is you're the problem.

I will explain why Blacks destroy nice things like delivery robots: It's like the Goblin Slayer speech. A good analogy for migrants, illegals etc. When you have nothing, you grow envious/jealous of those who do, when they see these Delivery Robots, it makes them irrationally angry—its a nice thing, they don't have nice things, so they lash out and destroy/steal what they don't have. In their minds others are keeping the nice things from them. There is also entitlement: they think they "deserve" more (a good analogy for Israel/Judaism) and that they are justified in taking what they want, through force if necessary. Just like the Moon they are Green with Envy, just like the Goblin they want what they don't have, an extremely good analogy is India/Indians migrating to developed Western and Eastern countries, they want to be where things are nice and there are nice things. But never once does it occur to them that maybe the reason they don't have nice things (or that their places aren't nice) is because of they themselves. That's why these Black individuals (not all of course) have nothing, because they destroy anything nice anyone is stupid enough to give them, its why I have very little sympathy for the Black community in many places—its the reason for so many things. (regardless of skin color or group) It's not the White man (you owe him everything) the truth is you're the problem.

MR. OBVIOUS

57,695 views • 26 days ago