He has a point in most of what he says, but clearly he's young with an inability to see into the future. Sure, you're cute now and skanks on some app are willing to give you free sex, but what happens when you turn 50? What happens when you are no longer interested in being a bar fly? How about when you start having health issues?
I don't think men value companionship the way women do. Maybe it's because some woman has always provided that so they take it for granted, or maybe it's just the way they are. But there's something to be said for sharing your life with a partner, someone who has your back, someone you share memories with. "Remember that time we....?" Or is there an app for that, too?
I wonder if we as a society are getting away from human companionship. So many young people live their lives online these days and don't actually interact with real humans on any meaningful level. It's not just men who don't want to get married anymore; women don't want that either. Some of these chicks you hear about, they're more interested in the wedding and the actual guy is somewhat incidental. Others are so focused on their career and whathaveyou that there's no room for a relationship. It's been that way for awhile - back in the 90s we were talking about this exact same issue.
And again, these disgruntled relationship losers are almost exclusively found in urban areas. So perhaps their environment is what's preventing them from having a successful partnership.