I don't think he appealed too much to the elderly.
Yes he did, or at least people older than his nominal audience. Most of his career was just slopaganda for boomer conservatives and he wasn't great at persuading young people, even if he was a champion of Young Republican types.
He appealed to young groypers
Groypers routinely made coordinated efforts to disrupt his events for not being fascist enough. Groypers only liked him after he got a bullet in the neck and people like Feuntes tried to turn him into a martyr of their campaign against "the organized Jewry" or whatever they call it now.
You're homogenizing different groups, which undermines your ability to analyze what they are doing and therefore how to oppose them.
