525 - The Manosphere Goes Mainstream & Women Are Angry About It

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This video Odium a musician out of Israel that's sponsored me before. I'll give everyone a link to his music so you can check it out where you'll see a link in the description. In one of the previous shout outs someone reached out to him and they have collaborated on an album. He literally had to deal with the aftermath of a bomb knocking him off his feet and a kidney stone and the collaboration kept him sane. But with no topic I thought I'd cover something from the going your own way forums before they are gone. Here's what a guy named Edward has to say on there and I quote: "So recently I checked out a popular forum amongst young men that I hadn't been to much since my 20s. This is one of those places that doesn't have much rule enforcement so people can say what they want. What did I find? Red pill truths completely dominating the forum and discussions. About every 4th or 5th topic was something about discussing women and their true nature...with almost every young guy in agreement. I was amazed at the amount of young men that spoke like they had been going their way for 20 years." unquote. I'm seeing the same thing in real life. I mentioned a while back that I spoke with a 13-year-old not wanting to get married and instead focus on going into the trades. That's what I like to see and I guess I'm at least partially responsible for making it mainstream. This is what I wanted. I'm seeing posts everywhere about the wall, the 80/20 rule, single mothers and gold diggers. Those have been getting the most retweets on my Twitter profile as well. I was entertained by stuff like that in 2014 or 2015 so I'd say that the average guy consuming today's red pill content is somewhere about 8 years behind me. He still has yet to go through the red pill rage 2.0 and when that happens look out below when it comes to fertility rates. The fertility rates are 1.45 right now in Canada and 1.65 in the United States. But I suspect they will go down to 1.1 or 1.2 at least in ten to fifteen years just from the manosphere going mainstream. Even cnn is making videos. Men talking about female nature used to get demonitized and deplatformed. But now YouTube has re-monetized Hammerhand, Undead Chronic, myself on my Sandman 2 channel and many other guys that were unmonetizable. What was socially unacceptable in 2018 is perfectly fine in 2023. I suspect that's happened because creators like Just Pearly Things, Fresh & Fit and now whatever are on the scene collecting tens of millions of views each month. Rollo Tomossi is calling everyone grifters while defending fresh and fit saying that Pearly just took their content and his. Which is strange because Fresh and Fit definitely were influenced by the book the rational male by Rollo. I guess he doesn't go after them because they promoted him on their channel. As for the Whatever channel that looks like a grift. He started off as a prank channel back in the day and suddenly he's up to seven or eight million views a month once he starts doing manosphere content. I believe that YouTube demonitized prank videos so he's just reinventing himself in a format that looks like Fresh and Fit except he's white and more like Elvis stealing content from black men. He also has four million subscribers so that's going to give him tons of clout. I'll discuss more in a moment but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor Moneyline Investments:

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