Summary

Pete Steele's Frankfort-tip Angle of 40.4° scores 9.4, placing it higher than 70% of the men on the wiki. The ideal range runs from 32.0 to 38.0°, so his value sits above it, although 40% of the men on the wiki measure inside that range. The measurement describes nasal tip position relative to the Frankfort plane, assessed from subnasale to pronasale. Among the wiki's men, Adin Ross, Thom Strijd and Jordan Barrett sit closest at 40.3°, while Jonathan Majors records the highest value at 53.5° and Casey Neistat the lowest at 12.9°. Pete's related Nasal Tip Angle and his full Harmony breakdown are also worth a look.