The surprising wisdom of 'The Real Bros of Simi Valley'
And as the series prepares for its third-season premiere in January, here’s another thing you should know: It’s very funny.For the record, I may be the oldest living fan of “Real Bros” who is not related to any of the cast members. The only reason I even knew to watch it was because so many young people told me I had to. It took me a while.
The episodes are 20 minutes long, making it easy to watch most, if not all, of them — Season 1 was just four; Season 2 had 10 — in one sitting. The first episode of Season 2 got more than 4 million views; subsequent episodes averaged around 2 million.Life for Xander , his posse, which includes Bryce , Duncan , Johnny and Xander’s actual brother Wade , and their girlfriends/wives, involves a lot of beer, weed, vaping and romantic relationships conducted mainly via texts.
Simi Valley was chosen more for its sound than its actual location. Tatro and Pierce, who had found success on YouTube with the sketch comedy channel Or maybe they are those guys, if Xander had decided he wanted to be a filmmaker rather than a mechanic celebrating his 300th rim installation. And therein lies the difference, a disparity between image and reality that often confounds older folks trying to make sense of millennials and Gen Zs — they may look and even sound like slackers, but many are just as hardworking and ambitious as their counterparts in previous generations.
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