10/10 male flexes (niche edition)

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Why it worked

The video taps into a common desire for status and success by presenting aspirational achievements in a listicle format. The "niche" aspect adds an element of exclusivity and intrigue, encouraging viewers to watch until the end to see the full list.

Summary

The video lists eight "10/10 male flexes" that become increasingly niche. These range from building an elite physique and spoiling one's mother to being skilled at martial arts, not peaking in high school, having a supportive partner, being invited to exclusive opportunities, and possessing financial literacy.

Structure

1Introduction to niche male flexes
2Building an elite physique
3Spoiling your mom
4Inspiring family members
5Martial arts skill
6Not peaking in high school
7Partner defending your character
8Being invited without asking
9Financial literacy

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10/10 male flexes (niche edition) 10 out of 10 male flexes 1. build an elite physique 2. spoil your mom 3. inspire family members 4. skilled at martial art(s) 5. don't peak in high school 6. your woman defends you 7. being invited without asking 8. financial literacy

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10/10 male flexes but they get increasingly more niche. 1. build an elite physique. having a physique that turns head without you even saying a word. 2. spoil your mom. buy your mom something that she mentioned months ago. 3. inspire family members. being the guy that family members look up to. 4. skilled at martial art(s). being disgustingly good at some type of combat sports. 5. don't peak in high school. pulling up to your high school reunion in your dream car. 6. your woman defends you. having a girl that defends your character in rooms where you're not there. 7. being invited without asking. being invited to conversations and opportunities that never get posted online. 8. financial literacy. having maxed out retirement accounts just because you can.