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Cock Confidence vs. Cock Shame is a social media trend comparing photographs of two men, one holding their hands clasped over their groin and the other leaving their groin open. Similar to the Green Line Test, the trend has been a subject of parodies, first beginning in mid-2021. Within the trend, green crosses or Xs and arrows are often edited in for visual assistance.

Origin

On July 26th, 2021, pickup influencer Rivelino, creator of the Green Line Test, made a Twitter[1] thread in which he posted pairs of photographs of famous men, one clasping his hands over his groin and the other leaving his groin open, referring to them as "cock shame" and "cock confidence." The first post in the thread, comparing actors Tom Cruise and Leonardo DiCaprio, gained over 790 retweets and 7,900 likes, with another post[2] comparing Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler gaining over 1,000 retweets and 4,700 likes in one year (shown below, left and right).

Rivelino R @alpharivelino C--- Confidence vs C--- Shame 鬼傳奇 MUMN DE MUMN D MY E 6:25 PM. Jul 26, 2021. Twitter Web App :
Rivelino R @alpharivelino C--- Confidence vs C--- Shame 9:35 PM Jul 27, 2021. Twitter Web App : ...

Spread

In the following days, other users on Twitter made tweets applying the test to various people and various characters. For example, on July 29th, 2022, Twitter[3] user @3Dv2D made a Cock Shame vs. Cock Confidence post about Neon Genesis Evangelion characters Asuka Langley and Shinji Ikari that received over 30 retweets and 230 likes in one year (shown below, left). On August 9th, parody account @VandreCEntura made a tweet[4] about Portuguese politician André Ventura that received over 170 retweets and 1,600 likes in one year (shown below, right).

In the following years, a number of tweets utilizing the comparison format were posted. For example, on July 4th, 2022, Twitter[5] user @zwei_blumen posted a tweet with four comparison photographs of South American politicians that gained over 600 retweets and 5,600 likes in eight months (one image shown below, left). On May 23rd, 2022, Twitter[6] user @yercorse made a tweet featuring association football managers that received over 300 retweets and 4,100 likes in three months (shown below, right).

@yercorse c--- confidence Vs. c--- shame STTUTOTIOTICTOTEST THE Viewer **** 12:23 PM · May 23, 2022. Twitter for iPhone MA Emirates FLY BETTER ... Arse

Green Line Test

Green Line Test or Don't Lean In is a Twitter trend originating from parodies of a thread on the platform which argues that men leaning toward women in pictures betrays the man's neediness and weak mindset. Many criticized the tweet as having a flimsy argument, while others posted parodies using pictures showing "weak" leaning by drawing green lines over images of various people, often celebrities. In April 2022, the Green Line Test spread to TikTok where people applied it to images of themselves or friends.


Alexander J.A Cortes @AJA_Cortes Omg, not Sean Connery! Don't lean in Mr. Bond! 7
Scarlett Sincere @lookatDworld Riv be like - "Don't lean in" Cc. @alpharivelino 2:46 PM · Apr 28, 2020 · Twitter Web App

Various Examples

mar @gyllenfcb they really represent c--- shame and c--- confidence LANCE 2:09 PM Apr 7, 2022. Twitter for iPhone SEB :

Rivelino R @alpharivelino C--- Shame and C--- Shame 6:50 AM Jul 27, 2021. Twitter Web App . ...

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External References

[1] Twitter – @alpharivelino

[2] Twitter – @alpharivelino

[3] Twitter – @3Dv2D

[4] Twitter – @VandreCEntura

[5] Twitter – @zwei_bIumen

[6] Twitter – @yercorse



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Cock Confidence vs Cock Shame meme example depicting a version of the green line test with a green down arrow on Tom Cruise's crotch, left, and a green X over Leonardo Dicaprio's, right.

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About

Cock Confidence vs. Cock Shame is a social media trend comparing photographs of two men, one holding their hands clasped over their groin and the other leaving their groin open. Similar to the Green Line Test, the trend has been a subject of parodies, first beginning in mid-2021. Within the trend, green crosses or Xs and arrows are often edited in for visual assistance.

Origin

On July 26th, 2021, pickup influencer Rivelino, creator of the Green Line Test, made a Twitter[1] thread in which he posted pairs of photographs of famous men, one clasping his hands over his groin and the other leaving his groin open, referring to them as "cock shame" and "cock confidence." The first post in the thread, comparing actors Tom Cruise and Leonardo DiCaprio, gained over 790 retweets and 7,900 likes, with another post[2] comparing Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler gaining over 1,000 retweets and 4,700 likes in one year (shown below, left and right).


Rivelino R @alpharivelino C--- Confidence vs C--- Shame 鬼傳奇 MUMN DE MUMN D MY E 6:25 PM. Jul 26, 2021. Twitter Web App : Rivelino R @alpharivelino C--- Confidence vs C--- Shame 9:35 PM Jul 27, 2021. Twitter Web App : ...

Spread

In the following days, other users on Twitter made tweets applying the test to various people and various characters. For example, on July 29th, 2022, Twitter[3] user @3Dv2D made a Cock Shame vs. Cock Confidence post about Neon Genesis Evangelion characters Asuka Langley and Shinji Ikari that received over 30 retweets and 230 likes in one year (shown below, left). On August 9th, parody account @VandreCEntura made a tweet[4] about Portuguese politician André Ventura that received over 170 retweets and 1,600 likes in one year (shown below, right).



In the following years, a number of tweets utilizing the comparison format were posted. For example, on July 4th, 2022, Twitter[5] user @zwei_blumen posted a tweet with four comparison photographs of South American politicians that gained over 600 retweets and 5,600 likes in eight months (one image shown below, left). On May 23rd, 2022, Twitter[6] user @yercorse made a tweet featuring association football managers that received over 300 retweets and 4,100 likes in three months (shown below, right).


@yercorse c--- confidence Vs. c--- shame STTUTOTIOTICTOTEST THE Viewer **** 12:23 PM · May 23, 2022. Twitter for iPhone MA Emirates FLY BETTER ... Arse

Green Line Test

Green Line Test or Don't Lean In is a Twitter trend originating from parodies of a thread on the platform which argues that men leaning toward women in pictures betrays the man's neediness and weak mindset. Many criticized the tweet as having a flimsy argument, while others posted parodies using pictures showing "weak" leaning by drawing green lines over images of various people, often celebrities. In April 2022, the Green Line Test spread to TikTok where people applied it to images of themselves or friends.


Alexander J.A Cortes @AJA_Cortes Omg, not Sean Connery! Don't lean in Mr. Bond! 7 Scarlett Sincere @lookatDworld Riv be like - "Don't lean in" Cc. @alpharivelino 2:46 PM · Apr 28, 2020 · Twitter Web App


Various Examples


mar @gyllenfcb they really represent c--- shame and c--- confidence LANCE 2:09 PM Apr 7, 2022. Twitter for iPhone SEB :
Rivelino R @alpharivelino C--- Shame and C--- Shame 6:50 AM Jul 27, 2021. Twitter Web App . ...

Search Interest

External References

[1] Twitter – @alpharivelino

[2] Twitter – @alpharivelino

[3] Twitter – @3Dv2D

[4] Twitter – @VandreCEntura

[5] Twitter – @zwei_bIumen

[6] Twitter – @yercorse

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