– I thought that now is the time to speak up, says Kari Elisabeth Kaski to Dagbladet.
And you Facebook posts the SV politician goes hard against reality profile Cristian Brennhovd.
She is critical of his statements such as that boys are rarely “ugly” as long as they exercise, but that girls can be if they don’t have surgery.
GET CRITICISM: Influences Cristian Brennhovd. Photo: Anders Grønneberg / Dagbladet
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– Small pinpricks
The criticism does not only apply to the former “Ex on the Beach” participant.
The SV politician points to two other male influencers in their 20s, Oskar Westerlin and Snorre Klanderud from “Kontoret”. It was in this podcast that Brennhovd made the statements.
– These mates in the podcast are so interesting to discuss. They are adults, but they reach out to children and young people. It is under-communicated how young their audience is and how large a catchment area they have, says Kaski.
GET CRITIC: Oskar Westerlin runs the podcast Kontoret and is previously known from VGTV’s Spårtsklubben. Photo: Espen Solli, TV 2 / NTB
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In the aforementioned podcast episode, the three have a gin drinking game. They discuss plastic surgery and whether or not girls want to have sex on a first date.
– They sit and drink in a podcast, that’s a matter in itself. But the statements are harmful, and they reach extremely wide. It is not certain that the 13-year-olds who are listening will realize that it is a joke. It’s all these little pinpricks that cause them to be affected in the end, says Kaski.
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– Hypermasculinity
Dagbladet has submitted the criticism to Cristian Brennhovd, who states that he is in Bangkok and has no opportunity to comment.
– But I think she SV-dama should care about something else as she is a politician, writes Brennhovd in an SMS to Dagbladet.
Neither Oskar Westerlin’s manager nor Snorre Klanderud has responded to Dagbladet on Wednesday after they were presented with the criticism.
“I’ve realized that no boys are ugly. All you have to do is start training. Then you’ve done everything,” says Cristian Brennhovd in the podcast.
He encourages exercising, eating healthy and thus losing body fat, but that it is different for girls:
“Girls are ugly. Boys are not ugly. It’s not a joke, as it were,” says Brennhovd in the podcast with a laugh in his voice.
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– Wannabees
– There has been an increase in recent times of men in the public who are supposed to be Andrew Tate wannabes. They slap their lips about ladies and represent a kind of hypermasculinity, says Kaski (SV).
British-American Andrew Tate has become an online phenomenon with his self-proclaimed sexist statements such as that women belong to men and should stay at home. In December, he was arrested in Romania, suspected of human trafficking, together with his brother.
The SV politician believes this type of young man is less well-discussed than Sophie Elise. She believes they constitute an international trend and asks if it is a consequence of the impact of feminism
– We have no use for this type of vote in the Norwegian public, says Kaski to Dagbladet.
