Gen Z's Fascination with 'Hot Rodent Boyfriends' Redefines Masculine Attractiveness
The trend celebrates unconventional male beauty, sparking both admiration and controversy online.
- 'Hot rodent boyfriends' are characterized by angular features and a departure from traditional Hollywood looks.
- Actors like Timothée Chalamet and Jeremy Allen White are often cited as examples of this aesthetic.
- The trend promotes a move away from toxic masculinity, highlighting more 'normal' and relatable appearances.
- Some critics argue that comparing men to rodents can be offensive and potentially antisemitic.
- The trend reflects a broader internet culture that frequently categorizes attractiveness in novel ways.