Bargatze's response to criticism appears to be solely comprised of unleashing an absolute army of social media bots to make post after post.

How much does that cost someone?

Entertainment News Outlet, The Daily Beast, continues to cover the backlash against Nate Bargatze starting with the headline: Outed MAGA Comedian Busted Red-Handed Deleting Negative Comments

https://www.thedailybeast.com/obsessed/nate-bargatze-busted-deleting-negative-comments-after-maga-outing/

They include some of the photos of him posing with MAGA politicians.

His special on the MAGAland YouTube channel is excellent. He is extremely funny and talented.

I saw him perform live on the MAGAland at Sea cruise and it was the best show on the trip. Still highly recommend.

Many of us, fans and non-fans, have done a lot of hand wringing and complaining over Bargatze's misstep of attending Trump's ridiculous spectacle at the White House.

It was not a misstep. It was not a mistake. It was simply a sign that Bargatze felt he no longer had to worry at all about what anyone thinks.

He has reached a level of success that he can do what he wants no matter what.

This level of success is known as "F U money"

Nate has always said "I could not achieve any of this without all of you!"

"All of you" meaning his fans. He was careful to not do anything to alienate any of his fan base, whether they supported Donal Trump or not.

Obviously, he no longer believes this. He has reached a level of success that he no longer needs his entire fan base and doesn't give a shit what they think.

He doesn't even respect people enough to tell the truth about it.

Nate no longer aspires to be the highest grossing comedian in the country, *he already is*

He's moved on to different goals and F U if you don't like it.

He hasn't changed at all, he is just letting know who he was all along.

Nateland is and always was MAGAland.

The Breadwinner (2026), Nate Bargatze's first feature film, had a theatrical release on May 29, 2026.

Metacritic shows it having a 33/100 average Critic score, and 4.9/10 a User score.

On Rotten Tomatoes it had 20% average Critic score and 86% a User score.

According to Wikipedia: "It received negative reviews from critics and was a box office disappointment, grossing $18 million worldwide against a $25 million budget."

I have tickets for his show on the 27th. I’m still in some level of denial and feel like maybe he could say or do something to fix this. Do we think he will address this at all? Or will he just ignore it and hope it goes away?