This man has taken the internet world by storm simply because of his stunning good looks and deep voice.

Content creator Jason Diaz, 27, was bombarded with compliments about his looks and soothing bassy tones on the Omegle chat roulette-style website.

He decided to turn people’s reactions to his aesthetic features into a regular video series and normalise the idea of men complimenting other males on their appearance.
Jason, originally from Florida, who now lives in Los Angeles, said: “I started doing Omegle videos just for the social aspect.

“I was immediately bombarded with compliments on my look, and my way of being, which inspired the idea of making this a series.

"My whole objective is that men complimenting other men should not be something that one should be ashamed of.

“We always hear the expression 'no homo', as if a man complimenting another man, means he is gay or makes them less masculine.

“When women compliment each other, they are never met with any kind of hostility, or labeled as something that they are not, so why can’t men.

"My whole objective is to end this form of toxic masculinity. I was surprised by the reactions because for a long time, I was the guy that got bullied, based on how I look.

“I was a little overwhelmed with all the love and acceptance from strangers across the world.

"This was something very new to me, and that is when I realised, this is what it is like for people to just express themselves with no fear of being judged.

“It started with one video. The response and support was immediately there from the viewers on how this needs to be normalised more.

"Next thing you know more and more people were pouring in support of the movement and started to enjoy having the front row seat to witnessing two guys just being themselves and expressing their thoughts.

"It’s been incredible to see how many other people saw how this has been an ongoing issue for so long within men.”