MEN Are Learning It's NOT Worth Protecting Women Anymore | Pearl Daily (youtube.com)
I didn't watch this one, but there's still a lot of white knight Westerner men out there. Maybe still the majority. You can't talk even basic commonsense to them, they have a combative wall and readily argue any even facts that might contradict their position.
None of this is anything special, of course, and there's nothing malevolent in it, only the natural attempt to get the best, especially when it doesn't cost. As far as a person or group is permitted to take resources or priveleges, they will, and make rationalizations for it, which are generally politically successful if they are a group. The costs their group pays later, after their larger taking and smaller contribution or value is calculated, won't affect their current choice. Limiting people or groups is the job of the incumbent or democratic power, mainly through education. For some reason, perhaps simple entertainment of ‘new’ ideas, the incumbent power didn't seem to know better either, or was timid and didn't say, or it happened through a natural fear of losing democratically-decided offices as the voting base changed, over the past half century.
Along with commonsense and ‘centrist’ vloggers gaining popularity, priests, rabbis, etc might also be expected to gain popularity as experts in how to assess and decide among options for a more family-oriented, conservative, accountable/responsible lifestyle. Scantily-clad twerk content-creators will become unpopular not because what they do isn't appealing, but because more conservative lifestyle women (and some men but maybe not too many, because when there are fewer frivolous girls they are more highly valued by men, as long as men can still get a goodgirl girlfriend from a large selection of them, who stably value men for their contribution) won't permit more frivolous women to enjoy things they deny themselves.
There are times for s**ts and times for good girls, and we've had about 20 years of a time for s**ts, perhaps datable to Sex and the City.
Although rap is already considered not new music, not really youth music, and is in its mixing with anything phase, comparable to rock in the late 90s, or is perhaps past even that now, I wonder if the rap ethos, prizing mercenary ideas, superficiality of male and female value, social approval of gun and ‘unfair-fight' violence for toughness' sake, which came in the early and mid 90s (perhaps datable to the success of NWA) and took over all cultures in North America during the late 90s and 00s, will also be condemned by whatever the new (but seen before countless times) ethos will be called? Currently rap seems to still be the most popular music, along with bland pop (which maybe doesn't really have phases because it isn't really a style).