HSTikkyTokky fires back at Louis Theroux following Netflix doc exposure

HSTikkyTokky has issued a direct response to Louis Theroux after the release of the Netflix documentary Inside The Manosphere.

The controversial TikToker took to social media to defend himself following widespread backlash sparked by the film.

Real name Harrison Sullivan admitted that some of his videos contained offensive content, but claimed it was created purely for financial gain.

“With the attention, I can get more fame, monetise,” the 24-year-old said while appearing to justify the homophobic and misogynistic comments he has made in the past.

However, in a new social media video, HS doubled down on his claims, responding to fans who said he had been “owned” by documentary maker Louis Theroux.

HS captioned the video: “My response to Theroux and the broke minions commenting online.”

In the video, HS shared a clip of a homosexual person saying, “I know for a fact that if he saw me, he’d beat me up because I’m gay. He’s evil.”

In response, HS said: “So this guy is so educated and knows all these bad things that I’ve done wrong, but he can’t name one thing that I’ve done wrong.

“This is the general population of the UK right now, scattering to make comments online about me. They don’t know me. They don’t know my purpose. And in the same position as me, would do the same thing.

“This is the world we live in right now. When it’s someone else who’s doing well, making money, living life, let’s hate on them,” he continued.

“But if you’re given the opportunity, you’re coming on my stream and acting like an absolute tart.

“So many people right now will take everything that I’ve said in that documentary at face value and not actually have the brain cells to comprehend that maybe I say things and do things for a reaction because it makes me money and allows me to live this lifestyle.”

The influencer also addressed a moment in the documentary where he said he would “disown” his daughter if she ever pursued OnlyFans, despite running an agency that manages creators on the platform.

“Yes. Maybe I manage some OF girls or have managed some OF girls. Does that mean I agree in OF and porn and whatever? No. It doesn’t,” he said.

“If you had a good opportunity to invest in a McDonald’s branch for cheap, would you invest in it? Yes. You would if it was gonna make you money.

“Does that mean that then you agree that the food you’re selling there is beneficial for the f**king population? Potentially not, but you’re gonna do it anyway because of the bread.”

Toward the end of the video, HS claimed that no one ever acknowledges the positive contributions he has made.

“You don’t talk about when I was in Ireland, and I took Michael off the streets, gave him tens of thousands of pounds, took him around the world to buy Thailand, etc, changed his life,” he continued.

“You don’t talk about Ivan and his missus, who had a child homeless in Ireland who I got an apartment for a year out of the goodness of my heart.

“You don’t talk about Harris, who’s currently living with me now and has been living with me for the last year and a half, whom I took around the world.

“He was from a care home. He’s now making 20 grand a month online as a social media influencer. You don’t talk about Dutton, the autistic 18-year-old kid who turned up at my house two days in a row, gave him thousands of pounds for his family who were struggling, took him to Colombia, took him to the Dominican Republic.”

HS added: “You don’t talk about anything like that. You only talk about negative s**t. He’s a misogynist. He’s a homophobe. He’s this. He’s that. He’s that. Shut the f**k up. Okay? I’m getting rich. You’re all broke. Sad at home, hating. Have some of that.”

The video quickly drew criticism from viewers, who called out his hypocrisy.

“You literally admitted on the documentary that you wouldn’t have been ‘successful’ if you had been nice. You’re basically spouting bulls**t for clicks,” one viewer wrote.

Another added: “Somebody is giving a lot of f**ks for somebody who says he doesn’t give any f**ks.”

“He asked you some questions, nothing controversial, just your views and opinions… you repeatedly reinforced how real you were,” someone else wrote.