Just heard Andrew Tate say yesterday that TikTok is for passive simps who can't get attention by being quality men (facts).

There's a reason that Trent Dressel's [relatively small but growing] following is comprised of men who are building themselves up to be the millionnaires of tomorrow, while the "popular" TikTokers are are encouraging their followers to take mental health and demand comfort at work.

One encourages people to put in the work and push themselves, tells it like it is.

The others just want clicks and likes - they don't care to add value. They're getting rich off these soon-to-be failed salespersons. These same TikTokers also struggle with severe anxiety and are addicted to antidepressants.

You do the math