Natasha Brown

This was such an amazing show when it first came out it was a mix of funny and teachable moments around women and their bodies. I was stuck to the tv. Unfortunately the second season has been hijacked by “inclusivity” of gender identity and inclusion. I have absolutely nothing against any of the LGBT community however this show was created to bring attention to the curvy women who didn’t fit into the average “perfect body image”. It created such power. Now it just seems like another “woke” show and to be honest ruined it for me. Not every single show has to go into this direction. Inclusivity dosent mean taking over every show and every idea behind a show. Really disappointed how incredible shows are all following the same trend now. It’s creating less acceptance and more disappointment that every show now feels like its “woke” Such a shame as this was such an incredible first season.

Matt rife is an amazingly talented artist who creates laughter is almost all moments HOWEVER unfortunately this show felt rehearsed and scripted as each individual asked to be involved seemed to have a more crazier story then the last. It also included incredibly inappropriate content around a women who claimed to have “daddy issues” which I felt completely ruined the atmosphere and fun like aura that Matt rife’s audience bring. To me this should have been edited out of the show as I literally have to fast forward it if I’m watching it again because it’s so cringe worthy and disgusting. Felt Matt could have done a lot better and I feel marketing and money got the best of Matt and his team and this was a poorly produced money grabber. His talent was changed to make money. Like musicians that are asked to change their style when they sign a sony contract. Didn’t feel like Matt rife at all. Counted the seconds down until it was out but really sad that Matt’s talent was lost on production and what was probably his marketing team that are to blame. I want the original Matt back the person he was before the intense fame. He is talented beyond words he needs to remain who he always was.