Off Campus: The new model of masculinity with Garrett, Logan, Dean and Tucker
While in India, the alpha, hypermasculine heroes have been ruling the screens, the recent global phenomenon, American web series Off Campus gave an insight into a new kind of masculinity on screen that has resonated with the audience The masculinity shown in Off Campus Breaking the jocks stereotype From as long as one can remember, jocks on American TV have always been shown as bullies, who all care about just making the lives of the non-popular kids miserable, despise education and just focus on dating the cheerleader. But all four men in Off Campus — Garrett (Belmont Cameli), Dean (Stephen Kalyn), Logan (Antonio Cipriano) and Tucker (Jalen Thomas Brooks) do not fall in either of these tropes. They are shown as fully developed human beings who care about their lives and others around them. It’s okay to be vulnerable Garrett Graham played by Belmont Cameli, the captain of the hockey team at Briar U, has all the makings of the self-centred, rude athlete, but he doesn’t identify with that. He is shown as someone who …









