Youtuber makes nearly 2 HOUR video breaking down how chasing fame on youtube can fukk with your money and mind

[Roid Jones]

I like his anime break downs, this should be interesting

 

[King]

It’s all for the check tho.

If only I was smart I woulda jumped on the onlyfans wave during the pandemic.

I know two dudes who put some girls they were fukking on there and now they millionaires traveling the world in Airbnb mansions

I don’t even like these type of vids because they always barely touch on the fact that most people in this country have less than 500 dollars in savings and most people are in fact motivated by the check, apart from the 0.0001% of narcissists who are successful enough to push the limits out of pure egotism

 

[Mike809]

He's been linking up with other random youtubers FD Signifier too. He's a different kind of cac anime nerd.

His yu yu hakusho vid is my favorite.

 

[Cadillac]

2 hours

this cac made a movie

 

[Pdiddy]

@Pdiddy

I'm an electrician

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Man, this internet got people losing their mind literally. 9-5 is for losers, I'm a "creator"

I'm sorry but if I got to stare at my "followers" and do some wild nutty shyt to keep them followers, Piggly Wiggly pays okay to bag up groceries.

fukk all that noise

 

[levitate]

Cliffs? Not watching all that shyt.

 

[Passaro]

Cliffs? Not watching all that shyt.

People are caught up chasing the dragon and becoming addicted to the arbitrary algorithm to attain an ever-extending level of "success," like the stairs in Super Mario 64. Social media metrics are the new drug for people who throw all their eggs in one basket, then complain/whine they never blow up. These people are then manipulated and taken advantage of by social media "influencer" snake-oil salesmen selling dreams on how to get "big."

Lastly, he goes on about his journey from irrelevance to hitting one mil subs and feeling empty when he got to the goal.