Luc Olinga
Tech Team Leader at The Street
Ex-Tech Lead @TheStreet, ex-AFP. DMs open. Tips at [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
medium.com | Luc Olinga
The popular podcaster is caught in between the world’s richest man and the world’s powerful man. When I was little in Fanta Citron, a neighborhood of Mvog Ada, the slum where I grew up in Yaoundé, Cameroon, chicken was a rare commodity. (It still is today.)We ate it during the end-of-year holidays, especially at Christmas. Occasionally, we also had it on special occasions like a first communion, a circumcision ritual, or a wedding.
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3 weeks ago |
medium.com | Luc Olinga
On June 5, Donald Trump and Elon Musk, the two men whose personas have defined the new digital masculinity, publicly detonated their bromance. Now, the manosphere doesn’t know whom to worship. Special EditionWelcome to a special, emergency edition of “The Manosphere”, because the unthinkable has happened. The two Alpha Titans of modern masculinity are no longer on speaking terms. When two kings fight, the kingdom trembles. This isn’t just a political rift or a billionaire brawl.
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3 weeks ago |
medium.com | Luc Olinga
A weekly dispatch on the egos, empires, and ideologies reshaping modern masculinityFollow publicationThe manosphere’s biggest star is battling multiple countries, spinning psyop theories, and rallying his followers with defiance. But even Red Pill loyalty has limits. Is Tate’s empire built to surviveWeek of May 26, 2025Welcome to the seventh edition of “The Manosphere” — your weekly download on the men shaping modern masculinity, the battles they’re fighting, and the brands they’re building.
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1 month ago |
medium.com | Luc Olinga
It was the day of the royal wedding: Prince William and Kate Middleton. London was alive with celebration. Toyyib Adewale Adelodun, then 26, was full of hope. Suddenly everything changed. In Fanta Citron in Mvog Ada, the Yaoundé slum where I grew up in Cameroon, adults had a singular weapon to punish us children: the whip or the stick. When they raised their voices, it signaled that the whip was not far away. On a daily basis, we feared our mothers the most because our fathers rarely intervened.
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1 month ago |
medium.com | Luc Olinga
Liberal silence on young men’s struggle is creating a leadership vacuum that masculinity influencers are filling fast. Week of May 19, 2025Welcome to the sixth edition of “The Manosphere” — your weekly breakdown of the drama, dollars, and dogmas fueling the men’s counter-revolution. This week: How liberal silence became manosphere fuel. While Democrats ghost young men, the Joe Rogans and Andrew Tates of the world are cashing in, turning progressive tools into weapons. Let’s get into it.
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My manosphere bros found their O.J. in Diddy. No major Black leader is defending him. But online, a new brotherhood has his back. This isn’t just about Diddy—it’s about fear, status, and what happens when alpha myths collapse. 🧵Read the full story: https://t.co/tPcB35x1rI
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🚨 Special Edition Drop: THE ALPHA MELTDOWN 🚨 Elon Musk vs. Donald Trump. The bromance is over. The manosphere is in shambles. And @joerogan doesn’t know who to simp for. @charliekirk11 is praying. @Cobratate is tweeting race metaphors. @patrickbetdavid is running a poll.