Akaash Singh and his wife, Jasleen Singh, have been going pretty viral, as of late, ever since the latter’s confessions about her s*x life made their way to the public, currently making rounds on the internet. But even when critics tried to bash Akaash for the revelations from his wife, the comedian-actor only had a mocking comment to say in response.
My man out here getting triggered by jokes. How ironic. Well don't worry about me, Myron. I got no issue putting a bitch in her place. For example: https://t.co/RIjv07xzw2 pic.twitter.com/zqQkx1eUpy
On his X handle, @AkaashSingh, he shared the tweet with the caption,
My man out here getting triggered by jokes. How ironic. Well don’t worry about me, Myron. I got no issue putting a bitch in her place. For example:
The ‘example’, meanwhile, was a snippet clip of the conversation he shared with Myron Gaines and Walter Weks a few years ago on his Flagrant 2 podcast with Andrew Schulz. In the conversation, he candidly schooled Gaines and Weks over their misogynist remarks and perspectives, saying,
What I find corny as f**k is ‘My preference is not my women.’ Now, I thought it was ‘I’m not dating my women, period.’ Which is the corniest human being outside of a criminal to me, period. Those are your roots. Those women are reflected in your roots. So, if you’re saying, ‘Hey, I don’t generally date them, but I have,” I have more space for it even though I still think it’s a little corny.
This was followed by Schulz pointing out that Akaash only dates Brown girls, and also that he “has been with one girl in his life, who is his wife,” calling him “loyal through and through.” Adding to his partner’s comments, Akaash went on to say,
I understand it’s not as important for you all. But, as an Indian, there’s not a lot of us who are famous. So whether you like it or not, people are looking at you as a role model. You guys have established yourselves as role models. “From simps to pimps,” which is another motto I find kinda corny, but I looked into what you guys are about, and a lot of the s**t is just childish – which is fine if you want to be funny, we just talked about how doctors ain’t s**t for 45 minutes.
He also emphasized how they’re “not in anyone’s life coaching” or trying to help men outside of “Ay, come have a laugh for a couple hours,” before going on to call Gaines and Weks out for painting themselves as life coaches and pulling something else off. He said brutally honestly,
If you’re gonna paint yourself as life coaches and then say s**t like, ‘My preference is’ – which is honestly b******t – it is ‘I don’t wanna date Black girls.’ That’s the way every Black dude that f***s White girls says it. ‘I’ve dated Black girls in my life.’ A’ight bruh. Who the f**k hasn’t? Except me. Everybody gonna dabble in everything. It is the mentality that I have an issue with, and Alexx is upset with the specific words, true, but underneath it, he’s upset with the mentality.
Continuing, he also put due emphasis on their comments, calling it “childish” and asking them to “grow up” after making fun of their motto ‘From a simp to a pimp.’ Without hesitation, Akaash went on to candidly troll them with his words, saying,
A lot of stuff you guys say, in general, I think, is stuff that’s kind of childish. I saw a clip where you were like, ‘Oh, the nuclear family is falling apart. What do you do? Uh, don’t get married. Just don’t get married.’ You’re actually trying to help, man, are you talking to f*****g incels who are 18 years old? That’s some s**t you say to college kids, ‘Imma turn you from a simp to a pimp.’ A’ight, bruh, can we grow up?
The ending segment of that clip featured him emphasizing that, since Weks and Gaines were actually a self-help group trying to help men, it was time for them to be “honest with yourselves” and “don’t have an ego.” Akaash concluded by saying,
You guys are self-help. You are, ‘Hey, we’re tryna help men.’ So either we’re funny or help men and be real and be honest with yourselves. And don’t have an ego like, ‘Just, you know, I have a preference.’ Be honest. Let’s just be mature about what we feel, and part of that maturity is, ‘Yeah, it was a bad joke. I don’t actually feel exactly that way.’
Throughout this episode, Myron Gaines’ and Walter Weks’ expressions were notable as they couldn’t even stop Akaash Singh from schooling them. And now that his wife Jasleen Singh’s comments are landing him in controversial waters, Akaash is once again bringing back his rant as a reply to all the people who have since been criticizing him about the same.
Akaash Singh’s Remark Was a Response to Myron Gaines’ Criticism
Following that episode on the Flagrant 2 podcast, Myron Gaines’ bad blood with Akaash Singh was more than just evident, triggered primarily by their conflicting misogynist and feminist opinions. Now that Jasleen Singh’s comments brought her and her husband to the epitome of controversies and backlash, he used this as the perfect means to clap back at Akaash.
When Mediocre Tutorials and Reviews released a video on Jasleen’s Main Character podcast, featuring clips where she talked about her personal, s*xual experiences, and financial matters, among numerous other things, Gaines took this as an opportunity to gain back leverage over Akaash, writing in the comments section, “Time to cook.”
I'm never wrong about these women…
Stupid ass jeet @AkaashSingh tried to lecture me about women years ago with his equally retarded co-host @andrewschulz aka AnJew Schulztein…
Here's this jeet's stupid ass wife making a mockery of him and herself on a podcast.…
Following up in a tweet on X, he wrote,
I’m never wrong about these women… Stupid ass jeet @AkaashSingh tried to lecture me about women years ago with his equally retarded co-host @andrewschulz aka AnJew Schulztein… Here’s this jeet’s stupid ass wife making a mockery of him and herself on a podcast. I’m about to cook him and her like curry when I get back to Miami…
This was the exact tweet that prompted a response from Akaash Singh as he defended his wife and their marriage and relationship against the criticism. After all, he did put a “b***h” in her place on his podcast, as seen in the clip attached to his tweet, so he won’t really have a hard time pulling that off once again to settle some old beef!
Jasleen Singh’s Confessions About Her S*x Life That Earned Her Backlash
On her podcast, Main Character Pod, Jasleen Singh discussed numerous controversial topics with her friend, Nehal Tenany. The podcast featured them talking about quite a few wild topics, including the likes of threesomes, among other things. This, of course, drew backlash from fans.
Soon after, a clip on X compiled all of these feral s*xu*l confessions from Jasleen. This included her comments from some of her old TikTok videos as well as her recent discussions on her podcast. In the TikTok clip, she allegedly admitted to having “her best life in these White boy frat houses” during her college time.
On the other hand, on her podcast appearance, the pair talked about orgies, with Akaash’s wife going pretty wild with her confessions, even talking about being attracted to her co-host’s husband. At one point, Jasleen went as far as talking about the private Tenany’s husband, with the two women then laughing about it in the podcast.
Akaash Singh believed that his wife was a virgin and he even bragged about it.
He is a textbook example of beta male simp 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/SPIiEtM9wI
Adding to this, the co-hosts also discussed her rowdy s*xual experiences during her college time, as well as her opinions on finances in relationships, with her saying, “His money is our money and my money is my money.” Oh, and not to mention, she also talked about the celebrities that had a “hall pass” for, which included the likes of Hollywood hotshots like Chace Crawford, Jacob Elordi, and Austin Butler.
To sum it up, all these comments raised more than just a few eyebrows from her fans and other viewers, drawing backlash. But now that Akaash Singh has spoken in defence of his wife, it remains to be seen how exactly this situation continues to unfold for the pair.
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