Netflix's 'Adolescence' Tops Charts with Groundbreaking Take on Toxic Masculinity

The critically acclaimed miniseries explores online radicalization, systemic misogyny, and familial struggles through the story of a 13-year-old boy who commits a shocking crime.

‘Adolescence’ has become Netflix’s top-ranked series globally, garnering 24.3 million views within its first three days of release.
The series examines the online radicalization of young men, focusing on the role of platforms like TikTok and Instagram in spreading misogynistic ideologies such as 'Incel' culture.
Through the story of 13-year-old Jamie Miller, the show critiques toxic masculinity as a systemic issue and a root cause of violence.
Its innovative ‘one-take’ filming style enhances the immersive storytelling, earning praise for its technical and emotional depth.
Inspired by real-life cases in England, the series has been hailed as one of Netflix’s most impactful productions in years, drawing comparisons to the previous hit 'Rentierbaby.'