Why Are So Many Young Men Still Single? Way Up With Yee Angela Yee herself just got engaged for the first time at age 50 to entrepreneur Tameek "Meek" Floyd. So boom... I was listening to Angela Yee on Way Up , and they were discussing a report saying the number of single young men in America has jumped by 50% over the last 25 years. The numbers are wild. Back in 2000, there were about 20.7 million single men between 18 and 39. Today, that number sits at over 30 million. On top of that, the average age for men getting married has climbed from 23 years old to 31. Now whenever these conversations happen, it seems like the finger immediately points at men. "They play too many video games." "They stay inside too much." "They addicted to social media." And while some of that might be true for a few brothers, I couldn't help but think: why is the conversation always about blaming men instead of examining the whole playing field? B...