

Influencer is a gendered term with Jack Edwards
Jun 23, 2025
Jack Edwards joins his housemate and best friend, Jordan Theresa, for a delightful chat about influencer culture and its gendered dynamics. They share hilarious festival plans for Glastonbury, reflecting on the joys of camping and music. The duo humorously critiques rigid morning routines, especially for men, questioning how they relate to masculinity and mental health. They also discuss the intricate interplay of AI, creativity, and the need for deeper engagement in literature, tackling the effects of social media on personal connections.
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Ashton Hall's Intense Routine
- Ashton Hall wakes up at 3:53am, starting his intense morning routine with teeth brushing and face washing.
- He spends nearly five hours preparing before leaving the house for the gym at 6am.
Warped Male Body Ideals
- Social media creates warped perceptions of the "ideal" male body centered on discipline, health, and aesthetics.
- Body standards evolve to abnormal levels, influencing young men’s self-esteem and expectations.
Influencer is a Gendered Term
- Influencer is a gendered term; female influencers are more readily labeled as such than males.
- Stephen Bartlett is seen as a businessman, while Molly May is labeled an influencer despite similar careers.