Influencers advocating for mental health, self-love and parenting are reclaiming the space from Andrew Tate and his ilk
Influencers such as Andrew Tate have become bylines for “toxic masculinity”, attracting huge audiences of young men and boys with a mixture of quasi-motivational pep talks, fast cars and demonstrations of sexual prowess.
But what about the other side of the coin? Are there any people making content for the same audience with healthier messages – or do men and boys just not want to hear it?
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