Eyyo I’m your 1,000th like 😂🎉

What a raw ass take. Poetic even

@@yeethittter1285 too beautiful

No, he said that line and I was just blown away at the accuracy

I’m subscribing to this channel just for that one line!

It is sad that actually loving your partner is like… memorable in any way. I adore my husband and brag on him all the time. I can’t imagine a world where I betray him in any way, much less sexually. Adults should talk about their differences, not sneak around!

Its sad cuz he could’ve brought his knowledge on chemistry or love of sports into the mix somehow and made that his personality while still mentioning his wife. Sigh

Most men aren't like that (so open and articulate about their love) so that's why many of us admired him for his supposed love for his wife. Sadly it wasn't real.

Oh my god yes

omg i never thought about it this😭

Most likely his lawyer put out that statement.

They salty since they all have equal royalty. So yeah he still gain something with the company without working with it

They were! They addresses it in the pod and Keith especially. He said that he was unhappy with Ned doing that bc it made it looks like they made a joint statement, which they didn’t and they were not on board with what he said. He was more upset than that but I don’t remember word for word.

​@ErnPrivado then they shouldn't have fired him over personal issues 😂 can't have money and be morally intertwined. Other networks would've done their best to get ahead of things before it blew up.

@@PhotoJeticPoet this is such a pathetic take. They did not fire him over personal things. They fired him because he was fucking an employee. That has the potential to capsize a company in a legal sense and a brand in a public view sense. You are brain dead if you consider this to be a personal matter.

A lot of people believe that skit was done on purpose as Ned had mentioned that he had a university friend who is a writer on SNL. Lo and behold, the friend's name is credited as a scriptwriter.

​@@aznmochibunny The friends wasn't mentioned in the drama until after so I don't think it was intentional. Also the situation with ned was huge online but it didn't get big outside until the snl situation. No one was expecting it to get that big. It's unreasonable to expect a random passing comment about someone he's friends with made on their podcast once would get so much attention. It's literally a 3 sec clip and the podcast wasn't about snl and it was made years ago wasn't it?

@@yukikanegawa7470 The SNL friend was friends with both Ned and Alex and was mentioned by Alex in the Try Guys podcast before the drama.

honestly SNL really just isnt that funny, some things are, but in a corny way, but some things are garbo.

Fr I can't believe they thought it was a good idea

To be fair, he also had to find a new job. But I think his search is going to be a lot harder than yours was lmao, I hope you found work you like!

@@hityawiththepunktactics that’s why they’re grateful that’s the joke

That's a good mindset

@@hityawiththepunktactics unfortunately, he’s back to working at Buzzfeed behind the scenes. It’s really disappointing.

That's hilarious, best of luck to you!

Ned is from a very wealthy, well-connected family and he went to Yale so he has access to this Ivy League professional network as well, he and his parents have a lot of powerful friends in media and journalism

He cheated on his wife with his *employee*, which is not just immoral but illegal. The guys did the legally and morally correct thing by getting rid of Ned.

​@@pinkcupcake4717 this. I think this wouldn't have been nearly as much of an issue and that they would probably try to figure out how to fix it instead of kicking him if the woman he cheated with was a subordinate at the company. I also find it hard to believe that none of the other guys knew. Especially when the internet spit out so many pics of the two of them and the people that worked with Ned saying they aren't surprised with how he was behind the camera. The company wasn't that huge and disconnected nas even with bigger companies word gets around.

​@@mordecaiissad8529Maybe, but people love to be in denial when it comes to their friends

@@pinkcupcake4717 the fuck no? its not illegal to have relations with an employee. don't make shit up.

At one point I appreciated that they're the one non-independent creator that I enjoy watching without thinking about drama. God fucking dammit, Ned.

Keep thinking that, you’ll definitely go somewhere with that kind of knowledge…

That would be Rhett and Link for me, but I get what you're saying

pathetic "good guys" meaning guys who woke women like? like your gay best-friend, but not gay?

Define "of the internet", only teenage yt gals cared ijbol

i always feel like im on boomer territory when im there

Honestly the mainstream media should stay out of the internet’s business

@@pandagal9805 fr

@@pandagal9805the MSM needs to hold the internet accountable and vice versa

that and in that industry things like inappropriate affairs (and potential harrassement) are sadly also still looked at as 'normal' in a lot of places

Yes!! I was so glad to hear this!!

Unfortunately it's a norm for both sexes. Our society excused men for a lot shit they did while demonizing women, but instead of holding both sexes to the same standard going forward, we just gave up and threw the standard out of the window. We should bring back some shaming in society, people won't be held accountable otherwise.

@@ne0nmancer that would only lead to people getting shamed over the lies or small unimportant things. Its just like asking for Witch hunts to be a thing again along with public execution of witches. If you think people can shame others on a responsible level, than you have not been around humanity.

When have females EVER been held accountable for anything by ANYONE? THIS!THAT! THERE! Men hold each other accountable ALL THE TIME. women are not a priority.

And women do? Cmon girl. Also they didn't hold him accountable, they did what they thought would get them more money. The dude didn't commit any crime. Cheating is not a good thing but its also not a crime. They have zero right to hold him accountable lol.

Bearing in mind that SNL has had quite a few instances of sexual harassment, I'd say that they don't care much about cheating either

'it was consensual!!!' Yeah I bet Ned's wife consented to her husband cheating /s

It wasn't. Except for a few emotionally over invested weirdos no one gives a stuff what some presenter does in their spare time.

​@@FekDindad-xy9vz and yet, here you are. Commenting on a video about it.

@@leafyveins4985 yeah because weirdos overreacting is legitimate entertainment.

Sometimes people don't even cheat because they want someone else, but because they're unhappy with some part of their life/relationship and satisfying your emotional/sexual needs with a "no strings attached" side deal can be easier for some than assessing their own feelings and communicating their needs to their partner. Truly sad and pathetic to make a loved one bear the brunt of one's own issues like that. Ariel is a queen and I hope she's doing okay now that the media has thankfully left her alone.

​​​@@bonni2920p. My ex cheated, multiple times by the time I found out. Now I had already told him I thought he was experiencing depression. He had been made redundant and lost his car as a result, it was a rough point and he changed, slept most of the day and gamed all night, stopped showering etc. He came at me with I wasn't having sex with him enough. Okay if that's what he thought. I did have my own issues and a teething 8mth old and post natal depression myself, but was seeking help and trying my best myself. He refused to even consider the idea that anyone but me needed any kind of help BUT he wanted me to stop as he believed the anxiety meds made my libido drop. Not his lack of hygiene and inconsistent behaviour around the household. He also became abusive due to his depression. Years later he's admitted that he was depressed and really just feeling absolutely shit about the work and car. That I was 100% right and also justified in my own disinterest in sex, that later on reflection me screaming at him in one fight: if you showered for me like you did for prostitutes I'd fuck you... Was completely justified and should have been at that point a wake up, not taken as an insult and another way to say I'm unreasonable, because who wants to have sex with someone who's not showered or brushed their teeth in 4 days. If he had sought help, if he had just even gone to a dr or something to appease me, he agrees he might have done better. Might not have hit me. Might have kept his shit together and not essentially ruined his life by fucking up so badly and having his family also force consequences, not just the law and our relationship end. He's had issues trying to have relationships because everyone knows how bad he got/it ends up coming out and the fact he physically abused me has ended a lot of relationships and also lifelong friendships.

it;s cuz they are selfish and possessive. it's their ego that is making them do that.

As a polyamorous and autistic person, I second this. I just don’t understand not having open and honest conversations with your partner, full stop.

From what I've heard, it's rarely about wanting someone else. It's usually about control in some form. Control over their partner if they're mad at them, control over themselves if they feel helpless, control over emotions if something big happened, control over finances if they feel like they're not getting enough... It usually comes back to grasping for something to feel like they have control over anything. I can't say what Ned was thinking during this, I just have what I've heard.

It definitely felt like he was trying to give the impression like they put them out jointly or something like that. Not sure if the try guys felt that it came off that way, but that is the vibe Ned using those same font gives you. I wonder if that’s why he went with the basic white background as well?

​@@reneebush2399That's what Keith and Zach assumed it was in the podcast. They say it carefully but clearly enough.

@@reneebush2399 Most likely it was his lawyer that put it out and not him.

I absolutely love that

​@nicoleskorupsky1007 but its still In Ned's name, which means any fall out from that post goes back to Ned

it was SUCH a low blow especially considering that they’ve had some sexual harassment/assault allegations too.

Ned wrote the script 100%

I was completely surprised they decided to go that way. Totally dismissive and actually factually wrong. Then Becky (Keith's wife) posted "Isn't one of Ned's friends a writer at SNL?" and it turned out that friend wrote the script. Made Ned look even worse.

@@benkenobisgirl omg really? 👀 That's so pathetic... (eta: saw part of the vid where it was brought up.. Definitely pathetic 😂)

SNL made themselves look so suspicious with that skit.

Yes! And I know this because on their podcast where they talk about the situation, Keith mentions how he thinks Ned choosing the same font was a passive aggressive attack.

exactly right and this is important because ned copied the style of the try guys post which made it look like they had co-ordinated it when in fact they didn't

They were released at about the same time, within an hour of each other. The guys had sent Ned a copy of what they were going to release before they released it, so he wouldn’t be blindsided. That’s when he copied it, not after they posted it.

Exactly, it's a situation where the accused is "only sorry because they got caught".

@@Voldycat THAT is exactly what I saw. Yes, the others knew. At least a month before news broke. But the way Ned wrote his statement made it seem like they had known for way longer than that. He could’ve saved things a little bit more if he’d written his note. It’s not like the words meant any different. But the same format was a psychological game on a lot of people. They’re automatically gonna peep the similarity and start thinking deeper. But no, instead of even trying to be sincere, Ned copped out multiple times.

That's the problem with parasocial relationships

maybe you should get real friends then? cause that’s weird

@@sammysoppy3361 parasocial relationships exist in all and any forms though. people have favorite movies, singers, dancers, shows, games, musicals, books, etc. and they have favorite characters, actors/actresses, and etc. finding out that one of those people did something horrible and feeling sad or down or betrayed is a normal feeling. that’s why we feel sad when our favorite actor/etc dies or gets sick or something. those relationships are a part of life. yes they can be toxic as can any other relationship. but people are allowed to have feelings and thoughts. that’s a part of the human experience. growing attachment to a famous person happens and we all have one, whether we want to admit it or not. we are all fans of someone.

I think most people who made videos about the scandal were not even part of their audience

You can enjoy their content without feeling apart if their personal lives. Dwelling in para social relationships is not a healthy thing to do.

Heck, I loved Ned _because_ I came from that kind of home environment myself, it was nice to see that loving husbands and parents do exist, but then THAT happened

@@nschannel826 same. It made me felt hope and wonder what that family environment would feel like...

Nah I get it too, it's TRUAMATIC for the kids too. People think " well it isn't your business" BULLSHIT it is. I caught my mom in the act and that is stuck with me forever. I'm sorry you also went through this. I hope you're healing properly in a healthy manner

Agreed. My dad always seemed so head over heels, borderline obsessed even, with my mother. They did everything together it seemed when I was young. I felt somewhat lucky as a kid that my parents loved each other so much. I found out about his infidelity as a young adult and it forever shattered my image of my family and father.

Had a friend who's dad cheated on his wife and when she found out he beat her to death in front of his mistress and tried to make his son, AKA my friend, take the blame. Apparently he said his wife "had it coming" for gaining 40 pounds due to his abuse making her addicted to junk food. He was killed in jail.

same :/

‼️I always thought it was weird that he made such a big deal about being married he wasn't the only one of the TryGuys who was married. I thought all of the guys were married, but Ned was the only one who turned it into a personality. And that always kind of rubbed me the wrong way. I am married. My husband and I are best friends we really do love each other we've been together for like 10 years and even though I deeply love my husband I have a life outside of my husband and my husband has a life and interests outside of me. So it always felt like Ned was overcompensating. That could just be me looking back with hindsight. At the time I thought it was because he just didn't have anything else. Some people don't have any interests or hobbies. So i thought he had just latched on to being married as his personality because he felt like he didn't have anything else that made him stand out from the other guys. And maybe that is true. Maybe that's why he made such a big deal about being married and loving his wife and family when he obviously didn't actually love his wife and family that much.

Watching them through high school really helped me feel comfortable in my own skin and I just can’t stop loving them 🤷‍♀️ Ned really was my fave cuz of his love and how much I wanted someone like that 😅 but like the whole driving instructor being curious about a car crash….he could’ve seen if Ariel was down to swing or something and then divorce before pursuing whatever her name was, I’m sorry I’m too lazy to look for her name 😭

😂 corny

😊

@@user-mAfuNqrSe020x played a part sure, but doubt it played a large part and it was very clearly not the driving force. It was their ethics and morals. I would bet money they would have taken the same route even if they hadn't known Ariel personally.

Dudes hold each other accountable for stuff more often than you think.

@@cheapskateaquatics7103 no they don't.

@@cheapskateaquatics7103 keep believing that lie 😂 lmao

thank you dude 🙏🏻

It was so badly done… poor writing, poor choice in words, acting was bad, cast choice was bad… 😂😂 seriously if they wanted to normalise cheating and sexual harassment they should have tried harder 🤷‍♀️ they shouldnt even have done it in the first place

Have none of you ever watched SNL before this point?

That’s adorable

King vibes, i have the same kinda situation here :)

I may not know you but man I like you❤❤❤

My hubby feels the same too .. there are still decent men out here 😌😢

You know, ned used to say the exact same thing...

Even if it was non-consensual whether it be him coercing her or her coercing him the only person who would have a say in the matter is Ned because of his status. Also I have a feeling that it’s not just Ned who works HR, it’s definitely the 4 of them working together considering they own the company and putting just one thing onto one person would be not only too stressful but doing things like this would make it foolproof and he could easily continue abusing his power. As far as I know Keith knew that Ned used to be the frat-boy type so that history isn’t new to the guys. If they knew this they definitely would protect anyone who were to come forward with any information that would go against him. Its also not fair to blame him solely if it was consensual like he says it was because it takes 2 to make that decision, I’m not saying this is a possibility but considering he handled the finances and if she knew that she could’ve done it for a higher paycheck if she was that desperate but again it would take both of them to make that decision. Like you said regardless how you look at it it’s a really fucked up situation I’m just upset that YB and the other guys got caught in the crossfire and were left to deal with the mess and I feel really bad for Ariel and the kids who will probably grow up without a father figure in the household. For someone who talked about his wife so much and loving her so much he clearly didn’t do such a good job of it.

You cant assume a man will coerce someone into having a relationship with them just because you dont like the guy. Also in the world these guys live in theres no way the employee wouldnt have been believed if she said there was coercion

@@mrkillman555 do you normally comment on things you haven't bothered to actually read, or is your reading comprehension just that poor? just curious.

@@Moon-Vixen What have I misunderstood about your comment?

@@mrkillman555 the entirety of my comment is that every possible scenario is fucked, no matter what direction you look at it. I didn't "assume he coerced her because I dislike him", coercion is just one of the many fucked up possibilities. it's also very clear from her own actions as well as those of her ex fiancé that it explicitly wasn't coercion, that she was just as much a willing participant and I said as much originally. I don't believe he coerced her, even if his position gives an inherent power imbalance. but *both* roads lead to terrible ends. as well, no, she could not have known they'd have her back if she had been coerced and needed help. the fact that this even happened and surprised people showed we didn't *really* know any of them like many thought they did, we only knew what they wanted us to see. if one is willing to do something like this, who's to say his closest friends aren't ALSO like that? or that they'd side with a woman they've known only a few years over a man they've been best friends with since their school days? men are known to close ranks and support even men they've never met before, having a close bond with one only makes it more likely that they'd take his side. as shocked as everyone was by ned's actions, everyone was just as shocked by the rest of them actually ousting their friend and standing by Ariel, because of just how unusual that is in ANY workplace. it's fantastic that they did, even more so because they now lead by example and can be pointed to as the golden standard for workplace sexual misconduct, but hindsight is 20/20. no one truly knows how a man will react until it's too late. the "bad" ones look exactly like the "good" ones, and when you're risking your safety, it's not a guess you can make lightly. every woman knows relying on "the men will have my back" is like expecting a prince in shining armor to take us away from all our problems. it's just not a reasonable bet to make. hence: every single path she reasonably had is fucked.

Dick move but people make mistakes.

@@babu357 fucking your employee isn’t just a “mistake“ tho it is a massive liability for the whole company, most companies have policies against this, and it is pretty standard that this is a fireable offense.

​@@bebop2523 yeah it's also a whole ass power dynamic like sure it was consensual but also at the same time Ned har the power to fire her if she had said no

@@aceofpentacles2k not just that but it would cause all types of other issues, like was he using business money to pay for their dates and claiming they were business expenses work meetings, was he giving her preferential treatment that other employees didn’t get, etc.

@@babu357 Cheating isn't a mistake, it's a very purposeful and deliberate choice

And that woman was engaged to another man at the time I think I remember reading. How sad that so many people got hurt.

Apparently he had been doing it for longer than a year too and the fiancee had talked to him about it and told him to stop or something. IIRC there had at least been a suspicion

What funny, is that he does have traits he could of easily brought in. He’s knowledgable. And could of easily play into his science background as part of his story. Play the “smart guy”…. But he choose not. He choose to only focus on “mah wife”. Which was alright when he was the only married one. But he no longer the only one in a relationship. “Mah wife”, can work… BUT only if there are other things to compliment it. But he choose not to

Hey girl we got the same name but agreed he’s selfish and chose an affair over his career and family.

He's the only one of them i don't remember/recognize. A very forgettable dude... other than this.

it’s a “protest too much” thing where they try to divert attention and also sometimes are trying to convince themselves. cheaters piss me off cus they’re always massive liars as a base character trait

Yeah, I’ve noticed that too. I had this one college prof who was constantly gushing about his wife and kids and was also a self-described angry feminist. He later got fired for demanding sex from female students or else he’d fail them (all of the students were adults, but the majority of them were there on scholarships, so failing a class would seriously jeopardize their chances of graduating); the doting feminist husband persona was entirely an act to cover up both his cheating and his predatory behavior.

@@Luv2sing836 Jesus Christ 😭

I've heard it's called "overcompensation" where the guilt of cheating is slowly eating them up that to make up for it they start treating their lovers more kindly, more loving.

that's the plan! thank you Hernán

100% but i do believe Ned was at least tangentially involved. Very embarrassing for all the SNLactors involved

I think the proximity to the John Mulaney divorce and Adam Levine cheating scandal amplified it as well because it became something beyond Ned as an individual: people were critiquing the image of the “wife guy” as a whole and the algorithm was pushing that content in return

Same I got recommended outta nowhere an I’m subscribed 🙌🏻

sean 🥰🥰🥰

Absolutely agree! The last soundtrack was really catchy, does anyone know it's name?

Also the controversy with John Mulaney, another wife guy, happened at the same time.

LOVE to hear this

The man was in charge of HR too smh

this is my favourite angry compliment I’ve received. thank you

thanks tejsai!