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Lilly Singh cooks up "Mediocre Men" with extra confidence

Her retro cooking-show parody turns breadcrumbs, an uncredited egg and a miniature podcast setup into a recipe for doing the bare minimum.

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Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 120,444 views.

How to Make Mediocre Men (Meatballs)

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0:18Ground chicken and a generous helping of breadcrumbs begin the host's satirical recipe.
1:23An egg labeled "WOMAN" supplies the binding ingredient and the joke about uncredited work.
1:58Singh shapes the mixture into characters including "Finance Bro," "Big Strong Exec" and "Podcast Bro."
2:46The finished presentation and closing gag arrive.
3:22A blooper reveals the accidental fate of the kitchen tongs.

Lilly Singh has an ingredient that holds everything together and gets none of the credit: an egg with "WOMAN" written on it. In her kitchen, even the binding agent has a grievance.

"How to Make Mediocre Men (Meatballs)" is a cooking-show parody, with Singh playing a smiling host in a polka-dot dress and pearls. The presentation is vintage domestic bliss; the recipe is a running joke about confidence outstripping substance. The new upload has collected roughly 120,000 views since it went up.

Ground chicken supposedly sourced from a Facebook Marketplace cooler gets bulked out with breadcrumbs. "This gives our man the appearance of having more substance than he actually does," Singh explains. Milk stands in for soft consequences, while the seasonings include fantasy football and a trip to Japan.

She then shapes distinct specimens, including "Finance Bro," "Big Strong Exec" and "Podcast Bro." The last gets a tiny podcast setup and a succinct assessment: "Very little meat, enormous platform." Viewers are picking out that miniature set, her vigorous handling of the mixture and the broken-tongs blooper.

The sketch takes the gender satire of her earlier Halloween-costume video into a different format: every ingredient and kitchen instruction supplies another joke, delivered through the host's fixed smile. Singh says in the description that she is considering making the cooking premise a series. For now, this installment includes an unscripted equipment casualty: the tongs snap in her hands.

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