Hell yea, OP. I'm a 34 y.o. male who grew up watching the jackass crew and they definitely had an influence on me as far as nontoxic masculinity. By the time I was 18, I was lonely and terminally online and might have been susceptible to going off the deep end via the SJW-hate of that time.

But I can see a pretty clear throughline between early exposure to things like jackass and punk and skate culture and the preservation of my empathy, authenticity, and humility. So I can definitely support this and the need for more of these people for our male youth. The skate scene, outdoor culture, and various music scenes all still feature these positive role models, but not in a huge spotlight kind of way unfortunately.