Whatever podcast is huge in the past year, and so is Billie Rae Brandt. Roma Army is huge since 2020. u/TheTinMenBlog is successful online, especially Instagram. Search interests for phrases like "apex fallacy", "men's rights", "discrimination men face", "men are oppressed", and "made to penetrate" skyrocketed. Andrew Tate was huge. The red pill appears to be more popular now.

Not all of these things are men's rights-related, but they often sympathize with it. Do you think the 2020s is going to be the time men's rights activism becomes mainstream. I can imagine it happening in the next few years even more. Perhaps Generation Alpha will be the first ones to question, as a majority, the myth of the patriarchy.

Hell, zoomers were more likely than previous generations to question it. A lot of zoomer men now are questioning feminism compared to older men, and even some zoomer women are. I've seen surveys.