RageFuel Bro, just become a professional actor; bro, just become a professional athlete

[MajorThomas666]

Normies always give examples of short men killing it (not really) and they always happen to be pro athletes or actors.

• Probability of being a professional actor: ~1% of the general population (which includes men under 5'7").
• Men under 5'7" in the general population: ~30-40% of the male population.

So, roughly speaking, about 0.3% to 0.4% of all men under 5'7" (between 18-40 years old) would become professional actors, and only a sub-percentage would obtain primary roles, based on the low probability of breaking into the acting profession in general. This assumes that the odds of becoming an actor are similar across all heights (they're not!).

Given the industry’s preference for taller actors in many types of roles, a more realistic estimate might be around 5-8% of male professional actors being 5'6" or shorter, and a small subset of this percentage taking lead roles.

Less than 1 in 10,000 people (about 0.01%) make it to a professional level in sports overall (across all sports).

Chances would be drastically lower for men under 5'7", potentially closer to 0.001% or even lower.

Soccer, boxing, MMA, baseball are no more than 0.01%.

BRO, JUST BECOME AN ACTOR, BRO

 

[MajorThomas666]

And keep in mind you CAN'T be sub5