Summary

Aaron Carter's Ipsilateral Alar Angle, which measures how the midface is shaped between the subnasale and the outer eye corners, comes in at 89.4° and scores 10.0, sitting inside its ideal range of 86.5 to 92.5°. Balanced values of this angle avoid overly compact or elongated midfaces, as well as wide-set or low-set eyes. Among the men on the wiki, he is higher than 50% of them, and 50% measure inside the same ideal range. Andreas Erikson, Hardik Pandya and Jacob Elordi share his exact value of 89.4°, while iShowSpeed sits at the highest end with 107.3° and Markiplier at the lowest with 75.6°. For more context, see Aaron's Intercanthal-Nasal Width Ratio or Aaron's full Harmony breakdown.