Louis Theroux's recent documentary titled 'Inside the Manosphere' delves into the controversial world of the internet 'Manosphere,' where content creators aim to guide young men in claiming success while often promoting traditional gender norms. At the forefront of this investigation is the influencer HSTikkyTokky, whose real name is Harrison Sullivan, known for his provocative videos that have garnered a massive following. In the documentary, Theroux briefly discusses Sullivan's complicated relationship with his father, Victor Ubogu, a retired rugby player who achieved notable recognition by earning 24 caps for England from 1992 to 1999, and contributing to Bath's notable Heineken Cup victory in 1998. Ubogu, who was born in Nigeria, has since had a distance between him and his son, which becomes a focal point of discussion in the narrative. The documentary not only focuses on Sullivan's rise in social media popularity but also illustrates the increasing influence of such digital platforms as mediums for expressing and reinforcing specific ideologies around masculinity and success. As these trends continue, the documentary invites viewers to reflect on the societal repercussions of the content generated within this digital landscape.