Robert

My friend likes your cameraman.

Yeah.

I would describe that as a pretty normal guy trying to film in the middle of a frat party and some girls are making fun of him.

I would describe that as jester gooning.

Yeah, it's jester gooning, right?

They're jester gooning on him.

So they're saying Clavicular was trying to attract these sorority girls by doing that when the girls came up and they spiked his cortisol levels.

They got him flustered.

And they believe that when your cortisol levels get spiked, your testosterone production drops, right?

So that's the gist of this, right?

And then this later leads to him getting like mogged on or kind of...

made to look sort of shitty by a much more buff frat like leader right and that's kind of the genesis of this whole nonsense like that's what all of this terminology actually stands for and

What's weird to me about this is just how much of the pieces of this – because even if you didn't understand a lot of this, you probably heard – you may have heard the term foids because that's a common incel term for women.

It means like femoids.

It's a way of dehumanizing women, right?

You've heard the term gooning probably.

You may have heard some of these like references to cortisol levels or mogging, like pieces of this.

have been spreading all over the internet for years.

And what's weird to me is how widely incel terminology has broken containment, because you don't see this for most other weird internet subcultures, even most extreme violent internet subcultures.

Like when I think back to the time I spent reporting on like 8chan and these online neo-Nazi movements, there's a couple of pieces.