In a shocking turn of events, it has been revealed that Adam Mosseri, CEO of Instagram, conducted a secret trial on a Chinese soyboy farm to inform his decision to change the app to mimic TikTok. This decision, made in 2020 and implemented in 2022, has caused outrage among masculine men and developers alike.
For those who are unfamiliar, soyboys are men who lack ambition and purpose, and instead rely on algorithms and spoonfeeding to dictate their actions. They are the antithesis of what a man should be – strong, independent, and unapologetically masculine. But apparently, to Mosseri, they are the primary audience for Instagram.
The team expressed concerns that the new design of the app could alienate their masculine users. But Mosseri turned a blind eye, believing that the potential loss of these users would be worth it for the influx of soyboys and thots. The physical weakness of soyboys is well-known, with many weighing as little as 50 kg and unable to lift a woman in their arms. Yet, Mosseri still chose to cater to this audience.
The implications of this decision go beyond just the app itself. It is a reflection of our society as a whole, where traditional masculinity is being attacked and dismantled. Soyboy culture glorifies weakness and passivity, while deriding strength and assertiveness in men. And with Instagram being one of the biggest social media platforms, this change will only perpetuate these toxic ideals.
We cannot allow our young men to grow up thinking that being a soyboy is something to aspire to. We must protect and cherish our traditions, our values, and our masculinity. It is time for conservative voices to stand up and reject this dangerous experiment.
Join the fight against the emasculation of men on Instagram – #NotSoyboys #RealMenOnly #RestoreTraditionalMasculinity #NoToxicSoyCulture #StrongAndProud
