Wadani Royce
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Who has more clout with women: athletes or actors?
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BushidoBrown
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this.
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Where would you rank famous pastors and famous politicians and how would you break them down? @DatNkkaCuttyMusicians first, cuz women fall in love w/ the words/poetry. Especially if it speaks to them. You can touch a bytch soul.
Actors next, cuz females fall in love w/ a character, or a role, the person might've played. The funny thing about great actors is, they could be completely opposite, of a character/role they've played, IRL (geeky, uncharismatic, etc).
I'd put athletes last. Yea, they get the most exposure, but I'd argue women don't pick up on male athletes, until they blow. Thats by proxy of regular men/fans, who champion the athlete, or sport. Also, females like male athletes for their aesthetic. Their physique/build, height, etc. News flash...there's a lot of regular men on the street, with these same athletic attributes (tall, muscular, handsome, etc) who just aren't PRO athletes. They eat well IRL too.
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The same can be said for most athletes as well. Maybe not "broke", but most are not getting these multimillion dollar contracts. Only the top athletes in those fields are making that.
Iverson_64
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In schools or non-professional settings, athletes.
Overall, actors.
Actors and musicians just have more clout and a stronger female following. Someone like Michael B Jordan, Pete Davidson, Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans, Denzel, Idris, etc. as well as men who star in shows that are popular with women will have more sway with the average broad because their names are everywhere and there's a lot of clout that comes with being associated with them.
With professional sports, women usually be faking the funk when it comes to fandom just to impress male fans and athletes who aren't big name celebrities like Lebron, Curry, Mahomes, Phelps, Woods, Jeter, etc. can go unnoticed by many crowds of women without the paparazzi or news reporters following them around.
In non-professional settings like schools, though, athletes usually have the upper hand because they have more clout and a bigger reputation than students in acting classes but not by a huge margin because a lot of dudes who pursue acting tend to either be look-obsessed/metrosexual or they have insane amounts of charisma and humor.
Overall, actors.
Actors and musicians just have more clout and a stronger female following. Someone like Michael B Jordan, Pete Davidson, Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans, Denzel, Idris, etc. as well as men who star in shows that are popular with women will have more sway with the average broad because their names are everywhere and there's a lot of clout that comes with being associated with them.
With professional sports, women usually be faking the funk when it comes to fandom just to impress male fans and athletes who aren't big name celebrities like Lebron, Curry, Mahomes, Phelps, Woods, Jeter, etc. can go unnoticed by many crowds of women without the paparazzi or news reporters following them around.
In non-professional settings like schools, though, athletes usually have the upper hand because they have more clout and a bigger reputation than students in acting classes but not by a huge margin because a lot of dudes who pursue acting tend to either be look-obsessed/metrosexual or they have insane amounts of charisma and humor.
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As some have said, it depends on your tier within the profession. DiCaprio had bytches in every age category in nearly every country on Earth losing their minds over him circa Titanic; that's a different level of crazy than even women shrieking after 60s Mick Jagger or Paul McCartney or whatever. But it's usually tied to a movie, so it doesn't always have the same longevity as a really famous musician. John Mayer can pull bad bytches anywhere, and he hasn't had a real radio hit in a long time. I agree athletes have the highest floor though. Some 6'5" division 3 player who walks around like he's the man will have bytches more interested than some actual guitar/singing virtuoso at the same college.