00:02:56.360Like, I think the generation right now, the kids that I'm seeing right now, there's a massive difference between them and the generation that I know.
00:03:08.380There's a lot of culture, you know, even the songs that you hear, like Six Figure, blah, blah, blah.
00:03:13.340I think men are questioning if they're good enough to actually go out and date and take girls out and, you know, be with these type of girls that they fancy
00:03:22.100or they have to settle for something that they're not, which most of men do.
00:03:26.300But I think there's a massive crisis, I would say, that's happening to the young generation.
00:03:31.220And it's the whole songs, the culture, everything that's happening, contributing to the confidence of the young boys right now,
00:03:50.540So, yes, and it's funny enough, even I think also a lot of men are put in a lid to who they are and what they need and what they want.
00:04:01.280And their identity has been really, like, there is a crisis of their identity because of what, like, the conversation that we're having and the songs and everything.
00:04:12.840The whole culture is definitely suppressing that a hundred percent.
00:04:16.320I definitely think there is a bit of a crisis of masculinity going on with a lot of young men where, I mean, if I think of someone my age,
00:04:23.520we have so many strong male role models and we didn't have the distraction of this little device in our hands that just sucked in all of our potential almost as men and as human beings.
00:04:36.580And now men don't have their role models.
00:05:04.760I guess some people see it as an attack on masculinity.
00:05:06.520And some of it is the men themselves' failure to almost move with the modern times.
00:05:13.900So they've withdrawn into their computer games.
00:05:15.840They've withdrawn into this world where they're almost just with themselves or with their peers.
00:05:20.600And they've forgot the art of actually engaging in conversations, chatting people up and doing stuff.
00:05:25.740And I think also another aspect is I think we're a bit in the victim culture a little bit in life as well, where people see themselves as victims.
00:05:32.480And poor me, and almost the world owes them something.
00:05:35.460I'm sure there are a lot of, and I don't mean to be bad when I say it, but a lot of angry men who seem that they, by default, should just have stuff without having to put the work in.
00:05:43.560So it's almost like an entitlement with guys because they're not putting the work in.
00:05:47.360They don't know how to or they're scared to do it.
00:05:49.420But as a result, a lot of them are unintentionally sexless.
00:05:53.040I don't think they want to be, but I think it's unintentionally.
00:05:55.640So there's so many different factors that are contributing to it, especially more so with men.
00:05:59.580And then I guess there's also the factor of women going for that top 20% or the top 30% of men, as we see with these Tinder studies.
00:06:06.820So most men are not going to pass that standard anymore.
00:06:09.940So they're going to be left, they're sort of scratching their ears thinking, what can I do?
00:06:14.020And a lot of them are choosing to withdraw.
00:06:15.380And I think it's quite dangerous as well.
00:06:16.760You've seen it with a lot of the shooting and stuff that's happened in America.
00:06:20.760They can become quite angry and quite disaffected and it can become quite dangerous for society.
00:06:26.060Can you expound a little bit more what you said that you said phones are ruining men's potential?
00:06:30.960Yeah, because phones are this illusion of life, but it's not real.
00:06:35.620So if you're always got your head in your phone or you've got your head in video games, how the hell do you, how the hell do you become who you're born to be?
00:06:42.980How the hell do you, you know, get the level of charisma, the level of confidence you need if you're always in the phone?
00:07:03.940And it's actually, there's so many, there's so many different factors that are contributing to them needing almost, I guess, they feel they need to disengage from society.
00:07:12.680And I think also the access to corn as well.
00:08:44.280I know that, especially for younger people, it's a bit of a mind field because what was normal for my generation, chatting up a girl on the street or wherever it might be, for some people might be seen as some sort of attack almost.