The 'Jackass' Guys Might Be the Cure for Male Loneliness
Summary
The TV and movie series Jackass features a group of men who have maintained strong friendships for 25 years. This is notable because research shows that fewer American men today have close friends compared to previous decades, highlighting a rise in male loneliness.Key Facts
- Only 27% of American men say they have six or more close friends, down from 55% in 1990.
- Jackass started as a show on MTV and has become a long-running franchise with movies.
- The newest Jackass movie is called "Jackass: Best and Last," marking the show's 25th anniversary.
- The men in Jackass have stayed close and supportive of each other over many years.
- The show involves risky stunts, which the cast warns viewers not to try at home.
- The article suggests that strong male friendships are important for well-being.
- Jackass reflects a strong bond among friends despite the often wild and dangerous activities they do.
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