2020, Brian Van Brunt & Chris Taylor, Understanding and Treating Incels: Case Studies, Guidance, and Treatment of Violence Risk in the Involuntary Celibate Community, unnumbered page:
An ideal male specimen, Chads can attract nearly all women easily; ethnic counterparts are Tyrone (Black), Chaddam (Arab), Chadpreet (Indian), Chang (East Asian)
2020, Alexandra Fanghanel, Emma Milne, Giulia F. Zampini, Stacy Banwell, & Michael Fiddler, Sex and Crime, unnumbered page:
[…] with racialised equivalents for Black men (Tyrone), south-east Asian men (Chadpreet), Middle Eastern men (Chaddam), and so on).
2020, Sara Brzuszkiewicz, "Incel Radical Milieu and External Locus of Control", The International Centre for Counter-Terrorism – The Hague (ICCT) Evolutions in Counter-Terrorism, Volume 2, page 6:
Obviously, Chads can be of different ethnicities as well, thus being called Tyrone (black Chad), Chang (East Asian Chad), Chadpreet (Indian), and Chaddam (Arabic).
2020, Eero Salojärvi, Matti Rantanen, Emilia Nieminen, Alina Juote, & Heidi Hanhela, "The 'Incel' Phenomenon in the Digital Era—How Echo Chambers have Fueled the Incel Movement", Computational Transformation of the Public Sphere (2020), page 199:
Chad itself is usually used for Caucasian men, Tyrone for black men, Chang for East Asian men, Chadpreet for South Asian men, and Chaddam for Arab men.
2020, Chris Wilson, "Nostalgia, Entitlement and Victimhood: TheSynergy of White Genocide and Misogyny", Terrorism and Political Violence (2020):
While the term Chad is used to refer to the archetypal attractive male (who monopolizes female sexual partners), incels also refer to Tyrone, Chadpreet, Chaddam and Chang to refer to African American, Indian Muslim and Chinese men.
2020, Katherine Furl, "Identifying Incel: Constructing Gendered Social Identities in the Manosphere", thesis submitted to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, page 42:
Prototypical stock characters meant to embody idealized masculinity are often explicitly racialized: “Tyrone,” “Chang,” and “Chadpreet” exist as Black, East Asian, and South Asian analogues to the presumed-white “Chad,” respectively.
2021, Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, Discriminating Data: Correlation, Neighborhoods, and the New Politics of Recognition[1], pages 219-221:
There are also racially appropriate subtypes: "Blackcels," "Ricecels," and "Currycels," with the Chad counterparts "Tyrones," "Changs," and "Chadpreets."
2021, anonymous, quoted in Eirik Sande, "Verdiløse menn-en: kvalitativ studie av kjønn, erotisk kapital og fellesskap blant incels på internett", thesis submitted to the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, page iv:
did some chadpreet fishing and big surprise its incredibly easy for chad to get laid
2021, Alison Percich, "Supreme Gentlemen or Radicalized Killers: Analyzing the Radicalization Paths of Involuntary Celibate Killers and the Role of the Online Incel Forums", thesis submitted to Georgetown University, page 6:
“Stacys “are the most attractive women in this societal hierarchy and they only have sex with Chads, Tyrones (black Chads), Changs (Easten Asian Chads), Chadpreets (South Asian Chad), or Chaddams (Arab Chads).
2022 June, Ksenija Bogetic, anonymous quotee, “Race and the language of incels: Figurative neologisms in an emerging English cryptolect”, in English Today, volume 39, number 2:
You don't have to look at currywhores 'fucking and kissing' chadpreets
2023, Frazer Heritage, anonymous quotee, Incels and Ideologies: Exploring How Incels Use Language to Construct Gender and Race[2], page 171:
It could've been Tyrone, Chaddam, Chadriguez, Chang or Chadpreet that cucked him
2024, Allysa Czerwinsky, “Misogynist incels gone mainstream: A critical review of the current directions in incel-focused research”, in Crime, Media, & Culture[3], volume 20, number 2, page 209:
Though conceptualisations of Chad exist across different racial identities – Tyrone (Black), Chadriguez (Latino), Chadpreet (South Asian), Chang (East Asian), Chaddam (Arabic) – white Chad is the default depiction.
2024 February, Mark McGlashan, Alexandra Krendel, anonymous quotee, “Keywords of the manosphere”, in International Journal of Corpus Linguistics, volume 29, number 1:
Chadpreet would be above chang since he can be Mediterranean passing
2024, Václav Báča, "Hierarchy at the Bottom of the Hierarchy: Involuntary Celibates, Identity, and Race", thesis submitted to Charles University, page 39:
To break up the dominant perception of the role of race, the group often marginalizes the role of race in various ways, including suggesting the evidence is insufficient: "it claims to be SCIENTIFIC PROOF by using a single fucking study", or that the findings are being misinterpreted: "This fails to control for a variety of factors, but most notably, the prevailing cultural influence and even expectations within the region" or asking questions which are meant to undermine the findings: "So are you telling me some ugly white dude will mog some Chadpreet?".
