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0:00The real reason women fell in love with
0:01Tom Holland, while he was wearing that
0:03outfit, a wig, makeup, isn't because
0:05he's a great dancer, although that
0:07definitely helps. For the confused guys
0:10out there, women love this because it is
0:12a prime example of secure masculinity.
0:15>> I got more compliments for that dance
0:17than any piece of work I have ever done.
0:20>> You can tell that Tom Holland is
0:21completely comfortable with his feminine
0:23side, and whether he realized it or not
0:25at the time, he challenged this idea of
0:27masculinity so much so that we're still
0:30talking about this performance nearly 10
0:32years later.
0:33>> Remember this, when a woman praises
0:34anything, that's exactly what you
0:36shouldn't [ __ ] do. The reason why
0:37every woman's going to praise him for
0:38being a [ __ ] feminine [ __ ] is
0:40because they want every man to start
0:42being a feminine [ __ ] and then that's
0:44how they can filter out the weak men.
0:45They're going to sit there, they're
0:46going to say, "I want loyalty. I want
0:48flowers, and I want you to be
0:50comfortable with your masculinity. I
0:52want you to dress up like a woman." And
0:53every man that does that is a man that
0:55they can filter out. They look at that
0:56man and go, "I knew it. You are weak.
0:58You are low value. Look at you
0:59conforming. You never get laid."
1:01That's why you would conform. The only
1:03man that would conform is the
1:03[ __ ] that never [ __ ] gets
1:04laid. If you got laid, you would never
1:06ever listen to a woman because you don't
1:07have to because you have options. So,
1:08all this [ __ ] [ __ ] it's all a
1:10filter. This is how women test and
1:11filter out the weak [ __ ] men by
1:13saying what they want, which is actually
1:16the totally opposite of what they
1:17[ __ ] want.