Best crowned after Soho Square event

Aiman ​​Kaiden, a tote bag full of sanitary pads and feminist literature in his pockets, knew he was ready to compete.

Last weekend, he resisted two dozens of other men – and some women in a podium competition to find the best “performer man” of the city in Soho Square, London.

Online Trope absorbs various fashion trends and aesthetic choices, but above all, the performer is trying to send you a clear message – he understands your struggles and ready to listen to you, my daughter.

If the sanitary pads forget that they are in a nearby period, they show their empathy and ready to help; The literature that he knows everything about the structural and institutional barriers of patriarchy.

A labu baby will be added (playful, you see) in the tote bag; Jeans will be abundant (comfort is the king); Latte will be Matcha (fashion drinks are also for men); The camera will use movies (only more authentic).

Aiman, a 22 -year -old musician, admits that he has some interests of interests, who coincide with clichés about the performer men, but do not see himself as one. His friends insisted on participating in the competition.

In the square, the audience who cheered in the square voted for their favorite men after a series of attempts, from explaining the book selections to realizing romantic songs.

Aiman ​​chose someone who has become popular in Tiktok, where videos about performers were very popular and shared in recent weeks.

“I learned a few Ukulele chords for a Kairo song called Sofia,” Aiman ​​explains the really soft rock singer’s fan.

The book he chose was made by the novelist Cecelia Ahern. “Ps, I love you, it’s really a good reading.”

At one point, Aiman ​​began to throw roses to the fans of the crowd. “I tend to buy flowers,” he says, “For my friends – or for my daughter.”

One of the women in the crowd – and almost all women – Zara McIntosh.

Aiman’s self -confidence, including humorous answers to difficult questions about women, says that he stands out on other performer men.

“He was one of the people I didn’t really know if he was in an action, whether he was more like a performer man, or whether he was himself – but perfectly in both ways.”

Zara, 22, thinks that Aiman ​​should really win the first place with the 25 pounds prize. It was third.

While the performer men in the competition are a humorous exaggeration of the fashion and influence you see among some young men, Zara believes that they are a deeper reason for them to distinguish themselves as they do.

“I think they’re trying to physically exhibit what they reject certain politics,” he says, “they are not part of the increasing female enemy, right -wing, ideologous men.”

Last year, a senior police officer gave an alarm about impressive like Andrew Tate Radikalizing male and young men to extreme women’s hostility “quite scary” in a way.

Zara, in general, thinks that there is a political gap between young men and women, and for some of the latter, it is clear about where their partners stand in certain moral and social issues such as abortion, feminism and homosexual rights.

A 2025 survey over 29 years of age was found in the UK in the UK 20% of women said they were left wings compared to 13% of young men..

“I will not deny that there are many people dressed in this way for women’s gaze,” says Aiman, “and I feel like I’m doing these things even if he doesn’t really take care of it. [feminism]… More for women attraction. “

Another woman in the crowd was Tianna Johnson, a 28 -year -old screenwriter who found the event a little bit.

“The competition was honest, especially as someone who finds themselves alone with such a man, trying to figure out whether he was seriously thinking about listing feminist writers – or was he doing a joke.”

Tianna, who was black a few years ago, began to notice the black feminists who left the name of the men they read during the conversation.

“They were going to tell me everything about Toni Morrison and Kimberlé Crenshaw, as if they were reading all their books while locking during Covid. So it was nice to make fun of these ridiculous experiences in the competition.”

Aiman ​​is now on the wave of his newly found fame and has dozens of more followers on Tiktok and Instagram, where he publishes his music.

The book shelf tour shows the PS copy, I like to sit with others to self -development, including Marcus Aurelius’ meditations and one better boyfriend. “I read the entrance after my last departure, Aim says Aiman.

After the competition, he posed with a few new fans for pictures – he threw a rose to the crowd, including someone who caught.

“There were comments that said how cute it would be if we stayed together, but I already have a girlfriend.”

He borrowed the blue and white control shirt stuck for the competition. “The style is incredible,” he says.

But this broken -hearted reading should not be afraid. He says to me: “I will soon publish more beam cover in Tiktok.”