Out of curiousity I looked at a couple of videos this person has posted (see below). Intertesting to watch. The "best parts of being a man" video is extremely superficial (e.g. no queue for the toilet, being able to walk around shirtless, being called dude/bro etc (which is "cute").
More useful is the "Worst parts of being a man" video, where more serious realisations seem to be emerging: e.g. being invisible and people not wanting to "get to know you", being treated with indifference or like crap by other males, the different "energy" of competeting in sport with other males (i.e. brutal and uncompromising).
What this person doesn't realise in this first video is that "nice" things like "people (women?) expecting you to be a gentlemen" after a while turn into a burden of performance and responsibility, where you are ineveitably treated like a utility and taken for granted.
There's enormous naivity here, as if this person's views on males and female is entirely based on a Disney cartoon. It's no wonder that she's now posting videos about suicide and is currently taking a break from social media. All this is utterly horrible really, and I feel for her.