Hamza Ahmed, Andrew Tate, HSTikkytokky centre their entire personality and platform to ragebait vulnerable men. They also like to project that false narrative that we have some chip on our shoulder because they’re rich. No, if you’re rich that good for you what pisses us off that they use their wealth, status and platform be financially elitist and punch down us “poor people” because gloating is more masculine than being a good person. I do believe in winners, but I also believe in bad winners.

Whether you’re rich, poor, womaniser, virgin, high wage, low wage or no wage then don’t be an a**hole. Unfortunately these red pilled influencers are consumed by success rather than humbled. Instilling psychological warfare to vulnerable men that are failing life isn’t going to get them to magically change their life around.