Michael Sartain
@michaelsartain·192K subscribers·2.9K videos
The Manosphere Is a Multi-Billion Dollar Industry? 😂 - THE SARTAIN REPORT
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2:35:34Now PlayingThis video features Michael Sartain providing a detailed critique and fact-check of reports from Equamundo, Wired, and Fortune magazine, which claimed the "manosphere" is a multi-billion dollar industry. Sartain argues these reports are fundamentally flawed, rely on "gumbo" statistics (mixing disparate revenue sources like Joe Rogan or Patrick Bet-David), and fail to provide accurate, individual creator data. He invites proponents of these claims to debate him with a standing offer of $100,000 for proof of their financial assertions.
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