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July 29, 2026, edition of America First, streamed on Rumble
NICK FUENTES (HOST): I think it's hilarious that he's begging for a debate. Isn't that -- Isn't it so funny? The entire beef is because Sneako would not collaborate with me when I asked him to. When we were friends, he wouldn't do that for me, even as a favor. I was under attack by everybody under false pretenses. Even asking him for a favor, saying, “Listen, man, I just need some help right now. Do you -- Can you do this collab with me as a friend, as a favor?” He refused to do it, wouldn't do it.
Now he wants to do the debate. And what changed?
Might it have something to do with the fact that I just got 4.5 million fucking views on my interview with Hunter Biden? Now he wants to do a debate. Isn't that so telling? So let's see. Now that I've done the biggest collab of the year, now he's begging me for the debate. See when we were friends, when we were best buddies and I was in your city and I'm asking you for a favor, he don't want to do the -- We could have done that debate in New York back then. We could have done it back then. We were having the same conversation. We were having the same argument back then. Wouldn't do it for me as a buddy. Wouldn't do it for me as a favor for a friend.
Now that we're enemies and I've done another generational run-level interview, literally viewmogging the vice president, 4.5 million views. Oh, now he's begging me for the collab. Now he's literally begging me. I could say, “Sneako, drop to your knees.” He’d dropped to his knees and beg me for the collab. Go ahead. Beg me for the collab. I viewmog you, you get no views. For you, 5,000 viewers is a big day. For you, 5,000 botted viewers on Kick is a big day. You are not worth it to me. You are nothing. Drop to your knees and beg. Maybe I'll consider it. Crazy. Crazy.
You do a -- you do an interview that gets 5 million views then we'll talk. Access to Nick Fuentes is not a human right. You treat me wrong, you lose your access. I am the nucleus. I am the protagonist. You treat me like that, you lose access. That's the way it works.
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during an April 30 stream, Holocaust denier and far-right media figure Nick Fuentes claimed that conservative student group Turning Point USA is being taken over by young extremists associated with his “groyper” movement.
Fuentes appeared on a Rumble stream with misogynistic pro-Nazi influencer Sneako (real name Nico Kenn De Balinthazy). Also present on the stream — but not weighing in on Turning Point USA specifically — was white nationalist and self-described “raging antisemite” Keith Woods.
“I think that what is driving the trend right now is just that the young people are all with the groypers, you know, the young people are all with me,” Fuentes said. “You know, I think every conservative in America under the age of 25 has been influenced by the groypers.”
“Turning Point, we had a big rivalry with them and they hated us, they fired everyone that was associated with me, and then this past year, their CFO Tyler Bowyer said, well, you know, some groypers are OK,” he continued.
“That’s because they all work for Turning Point now,” Fuentes added. “They can’t hire anybody that isn’t a groyper because there aren’t anybody under 25 that aren’t a groyper.”
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Fuentes appeared to be referencing Turning Point Action Chief Operating Officer Tyler Bowyer, who said that some of Fuentes’ groypers are “OK-ish” and “just want to have an honest debate” while appearing on TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk’s podcast to defend former Daily Wire host Candace Owens, who recently left the right-wing outlet following a string of comments against Jewish people.
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Fuentes and Turning Point USA’s previous schism stemmed from claims that the student group is not radical or “pro-white” enough. The groypers regularly trolled Turning Point USA events by attacking speakers during Q&A sessions over issues such as immigration and support for Israel, and Kirk’s group barred groypers from attending its events and cut ties with members of its ambassador program for being linked to Fuentes and other white nationalists.
Kirk and Turning Point USA are now closely linked to the Republican National Committee while Bowyer, a GOP committeeman, was recently indicted by a grand jury in Arizona for being part of former President Donald Trump’s fake elector scheme to overturn the 2020 election.
Fuentes himself famously dined with Trump and the pro-Hitler rapper Ye (formerly Kanye West) at Mar-a-Lago in November 2022. Additionally, Sneako, the host of the Rumble show where Fuentes appeared, also has links to the Republican Party. In February, Sneako interviewed Nevada Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony at a Trump event, discussed collaborating with Donald Trump Jr. in 2023, and reportedly has an interview in the works with Trump Jr.
Here is a breakdown of some of Fuentes and Sneako’s pro-Nazi and antisemitic rhetoric:
- Fuentes has repeatedly praised Adolf Hitler and compared himself to him.
- Fuentes has denied the Holocaust and called for “perfidious Jews” to be executed.
- At an antisemitic rally, Fuentes called for a “holy war” against Jewish people.
- At that same event, Sneako said Fuentes will be president one day.
- While probing a German woman about her sex life in a stream uploaded to X (formerly Twitter), Sneako made antisemitic comments and said he wanted to do the fascist Roman salute “so bad.”
- On X, Sneako posted a picture of Hitler and wrote, “this nigga had aura.”
- During a livestream on Rumble, Sneako said that “the Nazis had drip” and that the swastika is “aesthetically pleasing.”
- While livestreaming with influencer Adin Ross, Sneako refused to call Hitler evil.
- Sneako wrote on X that people should not “bash” Hitler for killing Jewish people and wished him a happy birthday.
- On the No Jumper podcast, Sneako pushed antisemitic conspiracy theories about Jewish people.
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Misogynistic manosphere influencers embrace Nazism
Influencers who offer dubious lifestyle and dating advice to men are praising Adolf Hitler and Nazis
WRITTEN BY JUSTIN HOROWITZ
PUBLISHED 03/13/24
Right-wing “manosphere” influencers including Sneako, Jon Zherka, and Myron Gaines are embracing Nazism and defending Adolf Hitler online. These influencers — who have large followings across multiple platforms — have histories of making antisemitic comments and pushing conspiracy theories about Jewish people, but their pro-Hitler and Nazism commentary marks an escalation.
Over the past year, these three figures have praised and defended Hitler, done the Nazi Seig Heil salute while streaming, and refused to disavow Nazism.
These influencers are part of the manosphere, an online community of right-wing websites, bloggers, and personalities cultivating a worldview based on conservative and regressive gender politics repackaged for the internet age.
While purporting to provide dating, financial, and lifestyle advice to men, some manosphere figures are aligning themselves with far-right personalities. Their online presence can serve as a gateway to push audiences further to the right toward more dangerous ideologies, as they often use other topics that interest young men — like weightlifting, video games, and boxing — to draw viewers in before diving into extremist content and misogyny.
Figures in this group often push extremism and antisemitism while blaming women for myriad societal woes and treating them as an inferior sex. Rhetoric from these influencers can sometimes be overtly cruel and promote hitting, degrading, and shaming women.
Sneako
Right-wing streamer Sneako (real name Nico Kenn De Balinthazy) is a manosphere influencer and associate of pro-Hitler rapper Ye (formerly Kanye West). He has been described as “a cheap imitation” of misogynist, media personality, and alleged human trafficker Andrew Tate.
Sneako is also an associate of white supremacist and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes. He spoke at one of Fuentes’ antisemitic rallies. He is banned on TikTok and YouTube and has promoted the abuse of women.
Sneako recently interviewed Nevada Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony at an event for former President Donald Trump. Several attendees also pointed out that Sneako is one of Fuentes’ associates.
On several occasions, Sneako has praised, defended, and embraced Adolf Hitler and Nazism.
While probing a German woman about her sex life in a stream uploaded to X, Sneako made antisemitic comments and said he wanted to do the fascist Roman salute “so bad.”
“How about we role play,” Sneako said. “I’ll be the Nazi and I’ll shove you in the oven like a dirty Jew.”
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On X (formerly Twitter), Sneako posted a picture of Hitler and wrote, “this nigga had aura.”
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During a livestream on the right-wing video hosting platform Rumble, Sneako said that “the Nazis had drip” and that the swastika is “aesthetically pleasing.”
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While livestreaming with influencer Adin Ross, Sneako refused to call Hitler evil.
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Sneako wrote on X that people should not “bash” Hitler for killing Jewish people and wished him a happy birthday.
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Jon Zherka & Myron Gaines
Self-proclaimed woman-hater and manosphere influencer Jon Zherka, who has flirted with underage girls online, been praised by Fuentes, and shared content promoting violent attacks against women, has also embraced Nazism.
Zherka instructed a group of women to do a Nazi Sieg Heil during a livestream and say “heil Hitler.”
Video CitationVideo from @AFPost on X, uploaded on February 21, 2024
During a livestream debate about Israel featuring Zherka, Fuentes, white nationalist Vincent James Foxx, Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes, and Rumble streamer Elijah Schaffer, Zherka did a Nazi Sieg Heil salute.
Video CitationFrom the January 11, 2024, edition of Slightly Offensive with Elijah Schaffer
In a bizarre livestream video posted to Reddit, Zherka melted down after finding out a woman he was hanging out with is Jewish. “You rule the world and all the banking,” he said to the woman while pretending to hit her.
After the woman said “I don’t like Hitler,” Zherka asked, “The fuck is wrong with you?” He later added, “I’ll regret this, dude.”
Zherka ended the livestream by saying “Hitler was a good guy.”
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Zherka again did the Nazi Sieg Heil alongside Fuentes and manosphere influencer Myron Gaines (real name Amrou Fudl) during a livestream. Gaines then pretended to be Hitler’s ghost.
Antifeminist influencer Hannah Pearl Davis was also featured on the stream.
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During a stream with Sneako, Zherka identified himself as a Nazi while attacking a man’s appearance.
“You look like a Nazi that became a Nazi just to fit in,” Zherka said. “Like, you’re not actually one of us.”
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Video CitationFrom TikTok user @RedPillClips, uploaded on July 20, 2023
Gaines previously defended and praised Hitler on his Fresh & Fit After Hours podcast.
“Though he did things that were morally incorrect, he definitely did a bunch of things correct for his country. That’s a fact,” Gaines said.
Video Citation From the July 7, 2023, edition of Fresh & Fit After Hours, streamed on Rumble
Influence on young people
Reporting shows how easily toxic rhetoric from manosphere influencers can infiltrate the minds of young audiences, even among users as young as 11.
And some of the videos these manosphere influencers share, showing them meeting their fans, demonstrate just how young some of these viewers are.
In one clip, young Sneako fans repeat his toxic rhetoric back to him, saying, “Fuck the women,” and, “All gays can die.” He seems to half-jokingly ask the camera, “What have I done?”
This sort of misogynistic and extremist rhetoric does not live in a vacuum online; it can lead to real-world violence and harassment.
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misogynistic “manosphere” influencers including Andrew Tate, Sneako, and Jon Zherka are promoting violence against women and finding virality on TikTok via fan accounts posting their content. Some of these figures, including Sneako and Zherka, have over 100 fan accounts dedicated to sharing their toxic content, making it difficult for the platform to moderate and track the hateful rhetoric that these figures push.
While manosphere influencers themselves are not posting their content to TikTok, their large fan bases are flooding the platform with these influencers’ misogynistic and toxic content. This method — using swaths of devotees to overrun a platform with a particular figure’s content — is not new and has been used by fans of white nationalist and conspiracy theorist figures on TikTok to promote fringe and extremist content. TikTok has not successfully counteracted the massive fan account uploads that violate its Community Guidelines.
These influencers are part of the manosphere, an online community of right-wing websites, bloggers, and personalities cultivating a worldview based on conservative and regressive gender politics repackaged for the internet age.
Figures in this group often push extremism and antisemitism while blaming women for myriad societal woes and treating them as an inferior sex. Rhetoric from these influencers can sometimes be overtly cruel and promote hitting, degrading, and shaming women.
Manosphere personalities use other topics that interest young men — like weightlifting, video games, and boxing — to draw in viewers before diving into extremist content and misogyny, creating a dangerous pipeline for their fans.
TikTok is a uniquely dangerous place for these influencers to infiltrate, as the platform is extremely popular with kids and teens — one survey found that phone users aged 11-17 spend a median time of one hour and 52 minutes per day on the app. Additionally, TikTok’s For You Page algorithm feeds toxic content to users even if they are not seeking it out, which could lead to accidental radicalization; an issue that already plagues men who fall prey to the extreme online communities.}:
Misogynistic content has previously been singled out as an “enforcement gap” on TikTok, meaning the platform has struggled to moderate content that has promoted sexism. According to TikTok’s Community Guidelines, it does “not allow sexual exploitation or gender-based violence, including non-consensual sexual acts, image-based sexual abuse, sextortion, physical abuse, and sexual harassment."
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- Here are several examples of the kind of violent manosphere content that is currently on TikTok and violating the platform’s Community Guidelines.
In one video, right-wing streamer Sneako (real name Nico Kenn De Balinthazy) is seen hitting a woman in the face. “Yeah, she’s been acting up all night,” he says in response to an onlooker asking if he hit her.
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- Sneako is a manosphere influencer and associate of pro-Hitler rapper Ye (formerly Kanye West) and has been described as “a cheap imitation” of misogynist, media personality, and alleged human trafficker Andrew Tate. Sneako is banned on TikTok and YouTube and has promoted the abuse of women.
Additionally, Sneako has refused to condemn Adolf Hitler and attacked Jewish people online, saying that “the Nazis had drip” and that the swastika is “aesthetically pleasing.” He is also an associate of white supremacist and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes and spoke at one of Fuentes’ antisemitic rallies.
And in various TikTok videos, self-proclaimed woman-hater and manosphere influencer Jon Zherka is seen promoting violence against women. Zherka has previously described Hitler as a “good guy,” praised Fuentes, flirted with underage girls online, and shared content promoting violent attacks and abuse against women.
During one video, Zherka claimed that it is acceptable to beat a woman if he is fighting a couple over public displays of affection.
“If you’re a straight dude doing all that fucking nasty shit, making out with your girl at the park, I try and fight both of them, at the same time,” Zherka said. “I go, you know, it’s a two verse one, so I guess I can hit a woman."
“We need some Saudi energy,” Zherka continued. “We need to start cutting tongues for this kind of shit."
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- In another TikTok pulled from the misogynistic Fresh & Fitpodcast, Zherka said that if he had a daughter he would “beat the shit out of her and disown her” if she made an OnlyFans account, after making bizarre comments about dating and having a child with his own daughter.
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- Zherka said, “We have to discipline children, we have to beat the shit out of children” in a different TikTok video.
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- ## Tracking virality and views of manosphere influencers on TikTok
- Several of these misogynistic figures have millions of views under hashtags associated with them.
For example, there are 6.4 billion views under the “sneako” hashtag on the platform, and 2 billion under the hashtag “sneakoclips.”

- The “jonzherka” hashtag has 227.8 million views.

- Tate, who is perhaps the most well-known influencer in the manosphere space, is banned on TikTok but has many hashtags associated with him on the platform, through which users can encounter his content. The alleged human trafficker was banned for promoting sexist and violent content.
Many of the Tate-associated hashtags have millions of views.

- TikTok videos that include manosphere-aligned hashtags only represent a fraction of all the toxic content on the app that features these influencers, as these videos don’t always include manosphere hashtags or captions.
- ## Manosphere fan accounts run amok on TikTok
- When Tate was first banned from TikTok, several fan accounts began to reshare his misogynistic content across the platform. TikTok has never been successful in cracking down on fan accounts that post Tate content, and it continues to be an issue on the platform.
Now several other manosphere influencers have similar fan account networks.
These accounts regularly repost content from manosphere influencers and share links that are associated with these personalities. It is unclear if these networks of fan accounts are connected or acting independently.
According to a Media Matters analysis, there are over 175 fan accounts dedicated to Sneako on TikTok.

- Similarly, there are over 100 fan accounts dedicated to Zherka and 55 accounts dedicated to Tate.
There are likely fewer accounts and hashtags dedicated to Tate despite his fame because TikTok has previously pledged to crack down on the influencer’s content on the platform.

- Other manosphere programs, including the misogynistic Fresh & Fit podcast and Whatever’s Dating Talk podcast, also have multiple fan accounts on TikTok.
- ## Influence on young users
- Tate has had a big impact on young boys and men since his rise to fame in 2022. Reporting shows how easily toxic rhetoric from manosphere influencers like Tate can infiltrate the minds of young audiences, even among users as young as 11 years old.
The videos of these manosphere influencers meeting their fans are a reminder of just how young some of these viewers and devotees are.
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- In one clip, young Sneako fans are repeating his toxic rhetoric back to him, saying, “Fuck the women,” and, “All gays can die.” He seems to half-jokingly ask the camera, “What have I done?”
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- Misogynistic and extremist rhetoric from these influencers does not live in a vacuum online; it can lead to real-world violence and harassment.
- ## What can TikTok do?
- To protect its young users, TikTok must be proactive, making sure that influencers who promote violence against women are not finding success or a home on its platform.
Some bad actors are getting better at dodging moderation and are using terms that may not be picked up by the platform's “automated moderation technology,” an AI tool used by TikTok to determine if content violates the Community Guidelines. Human content moderators should take precedence when uploaded content concerns the manosphere or any influencer in this space, and should be reviewed more than once to ensure that violent and misogynistic content is not slipping through the cracks, and on to millions of young users’ screens.
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- ## channels which attract young viewers with misogyny and push right-wing extremism have appeared on the leaderboard more frequently in recent months
- Videos from channels that push rhetoric associated with the “manosphere” — a far-right community that recruits susceptible young men with toxic masculinity and misogyny, accounted for 3% of the videos we identified on the leaderboard between February 1 and July 31, earning over 46 million views and at least 1 million likes.
Notably, videos from these channels have appeared more frequently of late: They accounted for just 27 appearances on the leaderboard in February, but 94 appearances on the leaderboard in July.
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- The right-wing misogynistic channels that have appeared most frequently on the leaderboard include “SNEAKO,” “FreshandFit,” and “TateSpeech by Andrew Tate”:
- Videos from Sneako, who has repeatedly promoted white Christian nationalist Nick Fuentes on his channel, appeared on the leaderboard at least 84 times, earning over 8.5 million views and at least 161,000 likes. On May 30, Sneako held a harrowingly antisemitic and homophobic six-hour livestream with Fuentes that appeared on Rumble’s leaderboard as the fourth most-liked video on the platform from that day. In Sneako’s video, which Rumble removed but Fuentes then reposted to his own channel, Fuentes effectively denied that the Holocaust was genocide and parroted the antisemitic propaganda of blood libel from the Middle Ages, accusing Jews of “communing with demons” and of “using Christian blood in their rituals.”
- Videos from FreshandFit — which describes itself as the “the #1 men’s podcast in the world” covering “females, fitness, and finances” — appeared on the leaderboard at least 74 times, earning over 19.5 million views and at least 331,000 likes. Hosts of the Fresh & Fit podcast include Why Women Deserve Less author Myron Gaines and dating and lifestyle coach Walter Weekes, who both regularly spew misogynistic and anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and demean a panel of young women who appear on the show’s “After Hours” streams. The show has also embraced Holocaust denial and extreme antisemitism.
- Videos from misogynist Andrew Tate appeared on the leaderboard at least 43 times, earning more than 10 million views and at least 340,000 likes. Tate, who is banned from Meta, YouTube, and TikTok for his hateful and violent rhetoric, is known for serving as a misogynist guru for young boys and men. He has encouraged a “mass exodus” from other platforms to Rumble and repeatedly promoted the platform (which has repeatedly promoted him in turn, even reportedly paying him $9 million to make Rumble his streaming platform of choice, even though he is banned from most others). Several of Tate’s videos appeared on the leaderboard while he was imprisoned and later under house arrest in Romania, awaiting a trial for charges relating to an alleged sex trafficking operation he ran with his brother along with several charges of rape.
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