Men Of X

Wow will someone please pull the plug on this lifeless disaster of a show. When I saw this show it was being performed in the Night Owl showroom at Hooter's which is an awesome venue. It has since been relocated to a small conference room which I am sure does not help any.Thank the lucky trolls my tickets were free! If I had paid for this atrocity, I would have been way passed pissed halfway to postal.I can not believe this is related to X-burlesque the female revue version over at Flamingo hotel and casino. The X-burlesque women are fantastic, respectful and talented and put on a great show. I don't see them grabbing men's bozacks!The men of X not so much. This is a low class bunch they have selected for the show.There is a thin line with this show in which it could be considered sexual harrassment. I kid you not one of the male performer's slipped his hand up my skirt in one swift motion. It happened so fast I could not even react fast enough to stop what had just happened to me. He literally touched my panties he slid it up so far.I went to see guys perform on stage NOT ON ME! I am sure there are many women out there in which this or incidents similar to it have happened, there is no way as brazin as this dude was that he has just done this to me and only me. Tacky, unprofessional, disrespectful and Hooter's beware you could eventually have a lawsuit on your hands from these lude performer's you have made contract with for this show. I will vent on Yelp and leave it at that.Aside from being molested the show was horrible!If you want a great male revue show that will not let you down then go see CHIPPENDALE'S or my name ain't Nikki!

We got the VIP package for the Men of X for my cousin's bachelorette party and the show was awesome. The guys were hot (thank god) and I would say that only two were blah. They actually bring girls on stage (usually the ones who ordered VIP tickets) you also get free rhinestone panties, meet and greet pictures with the guys and a lap dance/show. My cousin's guy turned out to be the hottest one (a former Janice Dickinson model). She was happy and the rest of the girls had fun and I got to shove a dollar bill down some guy's underwear (after trying to hand it to him - I know I'm a prude) so all in all a great experience.

I saw this show when it was still in the old showroom. I can only give it one star because "Eek! Methinks not." I went hoping to see one guy who ended up not being in the show the night I went. None of the guys who performed that night did it for me personally. The one who did wasn't even one of the performers. He was one of the hosts/servers who was good-looking and friendly, but upon close glance, he had really bad complexion. Talk about disappointing! It was bad enough having to go to Hooters Hotel to see the show, but the some of the numbers just really took the cake. Who comes out in a monster mask with a long snout trying to turn women on? Scaaarryy!! Maybe some women can laugh it off or find the guys hot enough not to care. I however thought some of the numbers were just weird!The guys do a good job of coming out to the audience and giving the ladies attention, but they will only stay and do a little something extra for you if you tip them. No thanks, especially if you're going to come out in a monster mask! No they don't really come to you with a mask on :p But still, I prefer the no-tipping policy of shows like Thunder From Down Under and American Storm, where the only "tipping" involved is at the end when you pay for a photo with the guys. At Men of X you tip AND you have to pay for your photo at the end! At least I think you do, I chose not to take one.I see that this show has gotten many good reviews. If you come with a live group or find yourself attracted to these guys I can see how ladies would enjoy themselves at this show. Personally I do not need to see the show again nor step foot inside Hooters Hotel, especially when you can get a better production value (i.e. no weird/scary routines) with other similar shows at less seedy/run-down hotels!

I'm going to give this 3 stars and give you all the details to decide yourself if you want to go. Hooters sucks. Its cheap looking, with a weird hunters lodge feel. I saw a "theater" on the left hand side when we walked in but this is NOT where the show is. For the show you take a small elevator up to a dark, ugly conference room. The decor looks like it costs $100. At best. The fake plants on the "stage" where sitting on empty milk crates and kegs. But if you want to try and flip to the coin to the bright side, its so small that you get one on one attention and can see everything up close and personal. The guys, only 5 of them, were good looking and seemed very sweet. I actually felt and still feel bad for them. They all appeared to have great talent and are stuck in this crap hole with $5 homemade graphics, an not adequate equipment or space to properly preform their acts. Guys, look into getting a job at one of the bigger shows where your talent can shine.We got our "VIP" (do NOT pay extra for these, there is NO need) from half price tickets and paid $28 total each. The show was ok. Not great. Still fun! But I would never go again. P.S. all the guys have these AWFUL fake penis' (peni? hehe) in their g-strings that almost ruin the show. They are so fake looking I starting laughing...it seemed like an SNL spoof, not a real show. I really hope someone in the show or production (I highly doubt they have a team, but if so) reads this, TAKE THE RIDICULOUS FAKE NON-BELIEVABLE SOFA PADDING OUT OF THE MEN'S PANTS!!! I've been to the other shows, I know they wear something too, but they are at least somewhat believable.

If I were a fan of male revue shows, I'd give it 5 stars, but I'm not so deduct one star for personal taste.Men of X is by far the best male revue show I've been to. I was able to get some complimentary tickets when an older friend came to town and told me she'd never been to a male revue. Ha! This was going to be fun!These guys, of course, are beautiful, but they are also very talented dancers and not raunchy or distasteful, which had been my experience with previous shows of this type.

this show was highly recommended over chippendales by the girl at the half-price discount counter. we got the ~$25 discount tickets, but it probably would have been no different if we had gotten the ~$13 discount tickets since we chose not to sit on the front row.it was a little scary at first because the show was located at the sleazy Hooters Hotel and we were the first to show up 15mins before the show. since the show was relatively new, it was very intimate with four guys 1 emcee and less than 20 audience on a weekday.the only other adult entertainment show i have ever watched is Thunder from Down Under many years ago, and u will have to pay me to make me watch that again... so i was surprise that i really like Men of X!! all the guys know how to dance, the choreography was nice, the script was thoughtful and the jokes were appropriately hilarious and abundant. in addition, the emcee knows how to talk. i think that it is a more respectful and respectable show than that "Thunder" show from many years ago.my friend who had watched chippendales said that chippendales was a much bigger production, while u get more personal attention in Men of X.

This is an extremely up close and personal male dance revue at Hooters Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas.Tickets were moderately priced (buy one at $39.95 and get the second ticket free.) On the bottom of the ticket there was a buy one get one free coupon for a drinks at Dixies Dam Bar, where the show is performed.I had my first oatmeal shot and YUM! If anyone knows how to make those please toss me the recipe. The waitresses were very friendly and knew the specials backward and forward. The show started right on time. Not many people were there to so we were about 4 rows back. Seating was awkward and we had to strain to see some of the show. The men...oh the men...one (Caleb) was scorching hot. A couple were sexy and the others just weren't to my taste. The men have military, cowboy and greek god themed skits. The dancing is sexy but one of the skits was actually funny. One man dons a wolf mask while the other is dressed as a vampire...and its not in a sexy Lautner way. Silly themed skit, loss of star one.They pulled women on stage a few times to participate in the show up close and very personally.Here is where a the second star is lost. This really irritated me.Twice during the show the guys come into the crowd and grind right in front of you and expect you to slip dollar bills into their boxer breifs. I had no problem doing that for the sexy guys that I was enjoying but when one of the guys that I wasn't enjoying grinded in front of me he actually opened his pants for me to slide a dollar in. I don't like feeling like I am being pressured to tip some dudes junk after I have purchased a ticket so I said nope and he grinded on about his business on a different woman,After the show the Men of X pose for pictures. I'm not sure how much that costs. I hung around with some friends in Dixies bar after the show and snapped a picture for free as one of the guys was heading out.Overall it was a fun show. I didn't expect much and had a good time.

Oh my, now I can say I have truly lived because I have experienced all the Vegas cheesy cliches in my lifetime. Cheap buffets: checkPenny slot machines: checkLosing track of time: checkMale Strip Show for a bachelorette party: checkI don't know what I thought I was gonna see. I went in with zero expectations. I was with a large group of ladies who were ready to be rowdy, with a fist full of dollar bills in hand. There was some sort of mix-up with our seating and VIP status...so we got stuck in the back of the room in booths whose views were obscured by pillars. To their credit, they did try to make peace by sending us a round of shots for free. By the way, all this takes place in the Hooters Casino bar, the ultimate in tacky Las Vegas commercialization. It's ok I suppose, because there wasn't a whole lot to see. You know why? Because the Men of X never got naked. That's right, if you're lucky all you're going to see are a few hot buns. If you want sausage, hit a buffet. Sure the small crew of men were hot, tanned, with chisled abs, nice buns...but the dance choreography was just silly and the show in general was so predictable. Really? A fireman in full gear suggestively holding a fire extinguisher? A cop...with a baton, you get the idea...Apparently as a bride-to-be, part of your rites of passage is getting straddled on stage by a male dancer in front of all you friends...and how many references can there be to...oh, never mind. At this point I just felt as if my intelligence had been insulted. Perhaps I should have shown up drunk out of my mind.Save your singles for the casinos girls.

1.5 hours after the Men of X has concluded and my brain is rapidly digesting all of what I just saw with the hopes of coming up with a witty review on Yelp. I've got good and bad to say. The GOOD - the guys were good performers with great bodies. They took great care in paying attention to all areas of the audience and getting the crowd riled up. The environment was very intimate (read small -- 30 - 50 people tops). If you are celebrating a bachelorette party or birthday, you'll easily get the guest of honor on stage (there were at least 6 ladies brought on stage throughout the performance -- and only about 30 in the audience!). And domestic beer was VERY cheap ($1.50 for Bud products).The BAD - the room is very small and has a very temporary feel to it. The stage was actually some platform risers. When the guys jumped, we felt it. The catwalk area (which wasn't really used as a catwalk) was covered in velcroed, catering-style drapes. I felt that the next night, the entire room could have been turned over for a banquet....because it literally was a banquet room. The size of the room could be a good thing if you have the right crowd, but a less enthusiastic crowd would have resulted in a miserable, awkward feel. Luckily -- our crowd was pretty good -- and with the cheap beers, all potential awkwardness was washed away soon into the show.At some moments, the show was like a strip club (guys came into the audience and solicited dollar bills) and other times, it was more of a male review with dancing and a bit of acting. I don't think I'd recommend this for random entertainment -- but it would be worthwhile for a bachelorette or birthday party. Just be sure to have a few (strong) cocktails beforehand to prevent any awkward moments!

First of all I'd like to say that if u are looking for one of the most sexiest and real talent not just swinging their you know whats around male review show the Men of X is definitely a once in a life time experience.I decided to go to the show as a early 21st birthday present for one of my friends. The fact that they had audience participation was definitely a plus. There was an excellent variety of men in the show a cowboy, a vampire, and Tarzan which he is so hot. The only thing I regret is that I didn't get to eat Tarzans banana, in the show of course my friend did lucky girl.All in all I would highly recommend this show for to all girls and it doesn't hurt that you definitely get your money's worth!!