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are youtubers stupid - Altruist - 12-03-2023
stumbled upon that channel about charisma and impressing people, and they are unironically using S tier hollywood celebs' performances in fucking movies to demonstrate what they mean and deliver their tips
yea, totally gonna work for mentally stunted, fat rejects like @Honest if they start wearing suits while grocery shopping with their parents and smirking and winking at randoms
jfl
RE: are youtubers stupid - prince of shitskins - 13-03-2023
some people just have a higher threshold for cringe
you also have to account for 3rd worlders, 10 year olds, etc. everyone is on the internet these days
RE: are youtubers stupid - kathisterima - 13-03-2023
All redpill youtubers are kinda stupid. They are red-pilled, hence stupid.
Otherwise, being a youtuber is kinda cringe in itself imo, like trying to make a career out of uploading videos on some website.
RE: are youtubers stupid - prince of shitskins - 13-03-2023
(13-03-2023, 05:12 AM)kathisterima Wrote: All redpill youtubers are kinda stupid. They are red-pilled, hence stupid.
Otherwise, being a youtuber is kinda cringe in itself imo, like trying to make a career out of uploading videos on some website.
it's cringe if you fail, but if you make it you've basically won at life. not sure how long it will remain a *viable* (by that i mean possible) career path, though
RE: are youtubers stupid - 10khitman - 13-03-2023
tl;dr redpill youtubers are stupid
(12-03-2023, 09:57 PM)fat and curious Wrote: have you ever made a remotely original remark on this forum
RE: are youtubers stupid - kathisterima - 13-03-2023
(13-03-2023, 05:16 AM)Mark Felton Wrote:(13-03-2023, 05:12 AM)kathisterima Wrote: All redpill youtubers are kinda stupid. They are red-pilled, hence stupid.
Otherwise, being a youtuber is kinda cringe in itself imo, like trying to make a career out of uploading videos on some website.
it's cringe if you fail, but if you make it you've basically won at life. not sure how long it will remain a *viable* (by that i mean possible) career path, though
I guess if you manage to succeed and become an e-celeb then the benefits offset any "cringiness", probably.
But I can't imagine some random person introducing himself as a youtuber to a stranger and it not being an instant failo.