But if you believed the feud between comedian Akaash Singh and Myron Gaines, the host of the show Fresh Fit, was over, boy, were you proven wrong, as this beef has officially been warmed up, seasoned, and served to the millions of people watching as the show escalated to include Singh’s wife, Jasleen Singh, brought in by Myron himself. The same Myron Gaines, the author of the amazingly titled book, Why Women Deserve Less?
And now, the story has escalated into a three-way fight that includes audio clips, marriage commentary, and charges of hypocrisy. Buckle up!
To understand the new chaos, it is necessary to rewind to January 2022, when Myron Gaines and Walter Weekes, also known as the hosts of the Fresh and Fit Podcast, were guests on the Flagrant 2 Podcast, hosted by Akaash Singh and Andrew Schulz.
He also spoke about his ongoing feud with rapper, Asian Doll, as he felt the internet was picking on him, as it brought back footage of him appearing insensitive as well as racist towards black women. This footage showed him saying he never dates black women, which resulted in him facing the consequences immediately.
But Akaash and Schulz were not holding back either. They condemned the Fresh and Fit approach to dating as “corny,” “childish,” and not very helpful for young men seeking positive role models. They felt the pair were giving young men, particularly African American men, a terrible example. The reaction did not go over well with the Fresh and Fit crew, and the rest of the Internet blew up, resulting in one of the most humiliating meltdowns in the show’s history.
This ongoing feud could not die out.
So, the beef reignited after a YouTuber commented underneath Jasleen Singh’s podcast, “Main Character,” in which he criticized Akaash Singh.
What went viral on the internet? Not the car breakdown, as every commentary channel does this every day, but Myron Gaines hiding in the comments, only typing those chilling two words:
By the next morning, Gaines was tweeting up a storm, connecting Jasleen’s podcast, where he felt Akaash and Andrew Schulz were “lecturing” him about women, when they had content related to wives, and setting off the tension from 2022 as if it were yesterday.
Akaash struck back with receipts by reposting the original Flagrant 2 clip where the whole feud began. His caption basically was, “My man out here getting triggered by jokes. How ironic. Well don’t worry about me, Myron. I got no issue putting a b*tch in her place.”
But he was warming up. He continued to tweet about Akaash and Jasleen, along with the state of their marriage, as he was cosplaying as the Internet’s Relationship Accountability Police.
Jasleen spoke up, leaving the internet cheering in response.
On November 11th, Jasleen posted an Instagram video, calmly yet sharply acknowledging the reality that the “Red Pill Podcast guys” were unexpectedly obsessed with her content.
She didn’t call Myron Gaines by name; she didn’t have to. The meaning was clear enough: The meaning was clear enough: She defended the jokes she shares with her husband.
She was critical of the “brainwashed” attitude exuded by the men flooding her page. She condemned the baseless analysis of strangers about her marriage based on audio excerpts from her podcast. The comments were eating it up.
