April 16th 2024.
Danny Dyer recently opened up about a troubling conversation he had with his son, Arty. The EastEnders actor revealed this in his new Channel 4 documentary titled 'How To Be A Man'. In the documentary, Danny talks about toxic masculinity, men's mental health, and the rise of influencers like Andrew Tate.
For those who don't know, Tate is a former reality star turned kickboxer who has received a lot of backlash for his misogynistic content. He has been arrested on rape and human trafficking charges, which he denies. Despite this, Tate has gained a large following online for his influencer work.
During the documentary, Danny shares that his son, Arty, who is only nine years old, likes Tate. He recalls a conversation he had with his son's mother, where she mentioned Arty's admiration for Tate. Danny was taken aback by this and decided to talk to his son about it.
To his surprise, Arty replied that Tate is a 'G', which is slang for a 'gangster' or 'cool person'. Danny then tried to explain to his son that Tate says 'f**king stupid things'. However, Arty still stood by his admiration for the controversial influencer.
Danny also spoke to TikTok influencer Ed Matthews, who he called a 'disciple' of Tate. Matthews made some controversial statements, including saying that men are 'oppressed' and that 'fat-shaming is alright'. Many viewers were impressed by Danny's ability to keep his cool during the conversation.
The documentary also delves into how Tate's videos are influencing young boys and perpetuating toxic masculinity. Danny expressed his concern for the younger generation and the dangerous impact of social media on their lives.
Viewers praised the documentary for shedding light on important issues and sparking conversations about toxic masculinity. Many were in awe of Danny's calm demeanor during the discussion with Matthews, with some saying they would have lost their cool in that situation.
Overall, 'How To Be A Man' provides a thought-provoking insight into toxic masculinity and the influence of social media on young people. It is available to watch on Channel 4.
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