Hello, everybody bloody good!
How's everybody doing on this fan fucking tastic Sunday chat?
We are live early today, doing a motherfucking react day today.
It is a full react day.
We got a lot of videos we're going to be watching, which we will run down in a minute
Here tomorrow. I'm going to be live around 3 3 30. It's going to be a random game day. We're going to be playing
Shred nightmare and other random itch horror games itch games in general not subnautica tomorrow
Tuesday, we will be doing subnautica for another three four hours into
Gamble with your friends me sneak juicy and Chris Wednesday's a horror game day into
God is dead another horror game. That's on itch
Thursday, a little bit of Subnautica too probably into games with Ron. Friday reacts, Saturday
not live, Sunday reacts, next Monday Memorial Day I'm not live, and then I'm live four
days in a row, and then all four days, then we're back running out stream charity, stream
June 5th. Next week, Forza Horizon 6, Sorrow's Drops, we're going to be doing 007 as well.
Potentially finishing Subnautica. Does anybody know how far we are in this Subnautica?
I have no idea, or some not I could too.
Like if I had a guess, I'd say I'm probably like halfway,
maybe a little bit more.
Like I think I have a decent setup thus far.
Like how far are we into it?
What is early access?
Like 50%, that's what I would say.
We have about eight hours of playtime.
I've been told there's around 20 hours,
but that's 20 hours, give or take five hours
based on how long you fuck around.
You know what I mean?
Like some people are base building
or just dying constantly
versus like actively trying to beat the game.
So we'll see.
You find, well, I didn't know,
but we found the crack in, we're in that area.
I have a base next to that alien tower.
So what GPU do you have?
I have a 4090.
I don't know what type.
It's back so they'll tell you exactly
See fruit in the mystery for the sub cutout Jim and Cal for the sub why the elbow of the frame so the Michael movie last night closet
Last night close. Oh closest thing. We'll get to seeing him live. Have you ever seen it? No?
I haven't seen it yet this LX tire and many for the subsum this
Manifest of three welcome to talk about it's go box the NASCAR race of 5am my favorite driver crash lap one
I'm sorry to hear that man
Memphis in Jackson also an IDR for the sub Ben and shock off of sub light mega zix
Tonbull Tide and Zimp, think of it as a sub 2-0-6 for the 3rd.
These videos are, these videos will be better if you are a Geed.
Did you mean Geeked?
Big and Eclipse for the sub, Mad, just A, Jordan Turr,
and Shotgun Willy, think of it as a 10-gifted.
I'm not getting high right now.
I'm sippin' a coffee.
Ved for the 3rd.
Do you have any tips on studying for exams?
I only, do you guys use Quizlet still?
I don't know what people use today, because CHAPGPT exists.
So I don't know if there's like a more efficient way when I was in high school and even college
Just quizlet man, I would make my own quizlets if you're lucky
You had a teacher that would have like the same class over and over again
And you would find an exact quizlet that already exists with the info that you need
But otherwise I make my own cards
Say the test say it's Sunday right today and the test is on Thursday
On Monday, I'd probably start studying and say it's 120 terms. I'm going to study, I'm going to go through all of them. Each term, each thing, question, whatever it is, let's say it's just not memorizing terms. I'm just giving an example like AP Bio. You know, it's like you're doing cells and molecule shit.
Every term I'm gonna go through once see what I know see what I don't know
I'm gonna start the shit. I don't know right the stuff that I do know
I don't even need to study because I knew it without studying
That only might eliminate 20 of the hundred things after that I go through all 100
Again double-check maybe just get a vibe
Then I'm probably gonna segment 20 things. I'm gonna try and memorize 20 go back
Retest myself go back retest myself once I have all those 20 down I go to the next 20 go do that test myself
Go do that test myself once I have all those done. I do all 40 right and then I'm gonna forget some
I star those the ones I remember I move away and then you just keep doing that segment segment segment segment segment segment
non-stop
Over the course of like four days and then you get it down and then you'll take the test and you'll immediately forget all of it
That's like key cram studying
Andy for the three sorry about yesterday's don't know. I didn't know you couldn't give financial advice
You're good. There are streamers that will but like legally speaking
I'm not supposed to tell you guys like hey investor money into this right unless there's a million disclaimers
Hopefully you can answer this when starting out content creation. How do you keep your community engaged and entertained?
As in preventing a fall off. I feel like that's my biggest problem. Thank you for answering my questions
It's nice to learn new things for favorite streamers
What's showing a content? How did you keep your community engaged and entertained? Um, I
I don't know you kind of learn that through time of your community if I'm being real. That's like a problem
Up until recently now. I just don't give a fuck anymore
I think about a point now where some of you guys have been watching me so long. You'll just watch me watch paint dry
So that's like where you want to build to is where like your audience just doesn't care
And they just like want to watch you
Right, but when you start out a lot of the time
they're into you playing a specific thing or doing a specific thing so variety can be pretty hard.
Um, I don't know engagement in community is a big thing. I was talking to Chris about this the other
day. Smaller communities, you have to really tailor towards individual viewers a lot more than bigger.
Like I kind of talk to you guys as a whole now, whereas when you're like a 100 viewer streamer
or less, you kind of talk to individual chatters. Like I'm not like calling out like the Saccany
And he's saying flex Joe and I'm reading his fucking chat, you know, like realistically
I kind of just read a chat and then I move on whereas like
You have to kind of be more personalized when you're smaller and then you slowly become less personalized in transition
Outside of that. It's just fucking trial and error man. I mean like engagement in general you have your view count on
It's very stressful to have your view count on because it'll drop
Like right now I have 10k people in stream. If I hopped on a game people didn't want to watch three four k people would leave and like
I'm at a place now where I don't really care
But when I was smaller and I had three k viewers and I'd hop on a game and a thousand five hundred people leave
And I just have my viewers that's a lot bigger of a deal than if I have my viewers right now
You know like more people leave, but I'm saying like you've retained a lot more
So it's not as much of a problem
But like when you have say 200 viewers if you lose 30% of your audience, that's a lot bigger of a hit in terms of like
stream
Energy right like if I have 5k people so you're saying we aren't special no skinny. I'm not saying you aren't special
Holy guilt trip. Um, I'm saying holy guilt trip from skinny there. I'm saying
I'm saying if you have a chat with 10k people versus 5k people, there's an equal level of engagement possible
Whereas like if you have 200 people and you have 40 50 people chatting and a 50 people leave and 15 year chat active chatter
Is rather than lurkers leave that affects your streaming a lot more negative of a way
That's kind of what I'm saying so it's hard like I actually don't have an answer in that sense because it's like so
dependent on like who the fuck's watching you know because you got to keep in mind like entertaining a twitch viewer isn't just entertaining a twitch viewer
It's entertaining a actual person with their own sonder their own life their own habits their own interests
Right and so like you kind of over time build an audience. That's very similar
Like a lot of you guys are different in many ways
But in terms of what you find entertaining your common knowledge is that you find me entertaining
Like so you have more in common than a random ass person like you guys watch me, right?
That is a similarity. No, we don't okay. Well the chunky hate watches
So but I'm saying like in that sense you have to build that audience. I it's just hard to do
It's trial and error takes time consistency really skinny for three
Not sure if you know this is the camera on YouTube the straight ripster content three hours your videos every day
It's called Tai Chin TV. Oh my god. This is another one of those fucking
Asian channels that rips my content.
Bro, this is like such a problem on my channel.
Oh, there's another one called resume des dramas.
Yeah, I've seen this one.
This one, like look, you go,
oh Joe, you're being fucked up.
What do you mean?
Oh, what are these channels riffing your content?
Look, they post three hours of Joe Bart's fall sleep too
And then you scroll down enough and it's like what the fuck am I watching?
What is this?
What is this?
What is this?
It's like they hard pivot from posting these like Korean drama romance films to like just
randomly posting me.
No, I'm serious.
This is like a problem I have on YouTube.
This is why I copyright, right?
And I don't, I understand I do reacts.
I don't copyright like other people's reacts, but like people literally just repost my shit
and I have to copyright it because they'll eventually start getting views from like
random goblins that think like this is me somehow. Like I don't know what level. Like it's such like
I don't think it's a dumb viewer of mine because like I don't think you guys are dumb but there are
people that flat out probably think this channel is me. Like there are people it'll be like
this one's less like blatant because it's just an AI fox and it says resume this drama.
But there will be ones that's a French channel. There will be ones that are like flat out
Joe Bart, it'll be a picture of me and it's like clearly not me, but they're like posting my shit and like really even worse editing
And they'll just be like, oh
I'm Joe Bart and they'll respond to comments like they're me and if you scroll down on their page enough. It's just like what is this?
Lee is a millionaire
very arrogant
When he goes to the office, he discovers that a dog has been chosen for the new campaign
As he doesn't like animals, he asks his assistant to take care of it
Look at the recording of the pu-
And we'll have videos of their own of like in like 420p and then we'll just randomly start like posting my content. I
Just don't get it. I'm like, how did you find me through Mr. and Z for the sub yx off of the 3
Caleb T and J or I Lee Mack what dex x3 mr.
For the sub blitz for the 3 type of the 3 I need to for getting over my irrational fear of being unsuccessful
It's probably limiting the fact that you could succeed because you're stressing about the fact that you won't succeed
You can't succeed unless you try and a lot of trying is failing. So
Don't be afraid to fail
Vivity and max for the sub labrads for the sub. I don't know how I could get you to do that though
Ace think of the three currently a college graduating UM
UWM awesome
Aloy came to the sub bolt for the three. It's my birthday. Happy birthday spidey and lamb take over the sub master of six
Caleb I'm Carter Andrea for the sub side of the three not for a month
I'm are for the five gifts. It's your boy and Ricardo for the sub arena think of the three
What's your favorite animal? Don't really have one.
I'm trying to think of it as 2K bitties.
Tony and Grant with a sub shotgun for 3.
Kali sometimes have a gift to you to throw these channels on before bed.
StarCy, FW Venom, Oak, the ancient for the 5 gifted Venom.
I'm thinking of it as 3, Blazo, Blair, and Mr. for the 7.
I understand that for other YouTubers, right?
There's other YouTubers where they have many accounts
that kind of aren't run by the streamer and they clip them
and, like, you know, I get other people watching them
because there's no other content.
But in my head, I'm not mad at you guys either for throwing on these channels, but like, how, how do you not have enough JoVar content to watch?
I post every day. I post every single day. I post, I post twice a day, once in the main, once in the gaming.
I have a philosophy channel on the side I post once a week on, and I have a VOD channel.
You're telling me you've ran out of all of that? Like, all that's gone.
So now it's just like, what do I watch, right?
Like, I think my channel in general, like,
Jinxie's actually described it this way.
We're a whole like, watch me before he goes to sleep.
But my channel isn't like, oh, Joe Bart posted a new video.
When you're bored, you just go on the Joe Bart stream,
or you just go on the Joe Bart channel
and you scroll until something looks interesting.
Because I post that much.
I post that much that you could just be like,
ah, well, this one looks fun.
And then you just click that.
Like, that's what most people do.
You just scroll until you're like, oh, this looks awesome.
Right, I mean, I don't post every day.
I post like five days a week,
but I mean, the past two weeks I post it every day.
Prince and I, I'm here for the sub.
Eugene, send, pick up at the sub.
Little leave of the 3D master,
Dat, Ty, Shade, Oblare, and Messer up at the sub.
That's my YouTube channel though.
My YouTube channel is basically just a VOD
cut up into like four videos on gaming remain.
And then you just watch them whenever you want.
Play, think of it at three.
Thanks for the last time, I love your channel.
Thank you.
All right.
Worm thank you for this ten gifted subs undersho- oh worm underscore best appreciate the fucking subs there, buddy
Thank you for the good of something give it a ten gift it's chat
Video line up of the day
Man breaks into airport doesn't end well caught body cam video. I
Invested you into the country where it's illegal to be fat
The nut scandal that almost ruined Korean air
Warping 101
What ancient humans what did ancient humans do all day before jobs existed and the Gen Z religious revival isn't real
That's a philosophy video
Let's think of it a three my parents are mad that I'm going into cyber security for college instead of becoming something
They want me to be what do they want you to be? Well, I'm telling you I made a mistake. What should I do?
It's your life, man
It's up to you J thinking of the sub your favorite thing of the three you also could change your major a year in a college
Like she's kind of tweaking if I'm being honest
You realize it's like it's like 60% of college students change their major. Hey dumb fuck look at discord
Okay, you took a picture of it.
I can't Google the channel fiddle.
Thanks.
Oh, here it is.
How do you like that?
They're just sending a picture of the channel.
Yeah, this, I probably copyright this.
Wait, let's make our guesses.
I've never seen this channel.
I guarantee you at the bottom.
I guarantee you at the bottom it is a random fuck.
are they live streamed? Is he
chun chun chun sa whore in
fortnight? Awesome. Yep.
That's copyrighted. What is
what these motherfuckers dude?
I just don't understand. Like
is his goal to build his channel
and then pivot? I feel like
they build these channels and
then that is an AI picture of
me and what is it three hours of Joe Mark to fall asleep to is it edited or is
it just a vibe thousand ants quickly by a little fly like that's like it's chat
it's just I see you guys watching this actually frustrates me this is just my
videos spliced together this is just my actual videos in lower quality in a two
hour clip it's not even a vibe no it's not about it's edited but he didn't edit
this this is just this is just seven random videos of mine he just
downloaded, put together and then posted.
Nuclear energy is.
Yeah, but the rest assured.
My God.
Yeah, they're fucking.
I'm just.
Actually, I don't know.
Yeah, see, it's just random.
That one's from Christmas.
It's just random videos.
Whatever.
I don't know.
What was I saying though?
You got me so off topic.
You got me so off topic.
What was I just saying?
What was I just talking about?
Oh, do what you want to do in college.
Most college majors or most college students switch their majors.
Like, if you go into it and you're like, this isn't for me.
This isn't right.
Switch, right?
J for the sub.
Your fate for the three.
Do you have any vods that you playing the first time out of college?
I don't know, Brady might.
Sam, think of it as three.
I didn't finish it, though, number five.
How would you come up with the video ideas when you started Tech Talk?
I feel like I can't come up with anything
and I'm going to ruin my chances of being a content creator.
You're acting like there's like a shot clock.
I can't cut off with anything.
Um,
Well,
I don't know. I mean, I would say it should come to you right what you want to do
And then after that it's like thinking like you don't have to be the same type of content. I did when I did tech talk
before reacts
I would sit in class in ap bio and just write down 20 fucking ran ideas
And I don't even think my content was good then it just performed well and I'd be like I'm just gonna rant about this
That's this and that's it was just like really a numbers game
And then I just put on that stupid like oh
Watermelon why you there robin you go watermelon?
stupid shit like
I just come up with ideas, bro. I would post like six videos a day five videos a day
Every day for like a year
And I made no money to
I made I made no money to I was pouring like hours of my day into tech talk and I made
Nothing on that shit, bro
I had like 10 million followers and I guarantee you I probably had a total earnings on tech talk and social media in general
Like 10k total like I was making less than minimum wage with 10 million followers like
and
Then and then like YouTube and twitch
transition creator fun came out on TikTok that helped me a bit that enabled me to
put money into YouTube and Twitch and then I started making money there 10k
10k total you're so out of touch chat I'm saying over the course of a year like
I would have made more money on a regular job
am I getting rage-muted right now by my entire chat or you guys
10k years like poverty like I was making nothing like I was putting like our like
I'm not saying 10k isn't a lot of money chat 10k is a lot of money. I'm saying foot that is a livable wage
I'm not getting into this again. Nope. Nope. I'm not getting clipped up
Not no, it's not a Twitter clip where people take shit out of context and fucking stay. I'm an asshole
No, no, no, no
No
Chat I
God already said it as an goal. Well that could as been agreed with me
It was the it was the other clip. He did it
Thank you, Salah, but what wasn't even the first year because I started tick-tock in 2020
I didn't make any money on tick-tock till mid 2021 and
So all of 2020 I made zero dollars outside. I know in 2020. I made money. I did I
I did four ads for this guy. He paid me $150 an ad. I remember this and I ended up doing the ads. I got the money and he was like,
you want to keep re-upping and then out of nowhere, this creator Jack Neil reaches out to me. He goes, dude, you're doing the plug
and I'm like, yeah, this guy pays me $150 to do a video and he's like, you're getting scanned and I'm going, what do you mean?
I'm getting paid and he's like, you're getting paid $150. This guy's probably making a thousand on you.
And so he put me on this app that would you do an ad and you got paid for download
So I would do an ad and there's no guaranteed money
But you would get paid like 88 cents per download of an app
And so I would just promo these apps and I remember the first wave the first time
I actually made money was when Trump was gonna ban tiktok for the first time y'all remember B. Go live that shit-ass app I
I
They had a promo on the plug because people were bugging about it. And so I went on I went on I went on
TikTok and I was like be go live
Everybody go to be go live. It's the next tick tock broke. Come on Trump's gonna be in it and
Probably like a thousand people downloaded that shit and I remember I made like 2k and I was like, oh, yes
And that fucking that that that made me that made me bro. What is the title?
stop fucking balding rich and titled man for a stop um anyways no I need like 2k off that
that enabled me bro I didn't have I used to use my dead great aunt lamp to make tech
for the first year. I had no money. It was a, a willed lamp. I'm so serious. It was a, it was this like shitty ass, like 100 year old lamp. I would plug in it at this yellow glow. So all my TikToks look really bad.
And I remember it was a big deal when I bought my first ring light. And then I started streaming made no money on streaming. I made money on streaming, but I put like, I had to put like 2K into a setup.
2k into a setup all the money I had made just got poured into like going to Best Buy and like building a PC and
I had no desk. I had never had a PC. I was a console kid
So I needed to buy keyboard and Mike all this other shit
I had a blue snowball Mike those like 50 bucks and then as I made money
I just reinvested it into streaming shit and
Then I probably started profiting around like
October of 21
I was making money like when I dart when I started dating Brooke is when I was like
Not making like crazy money, but I was making enough money for it to be like
Oh, this is a good side gig wallam in college and then 2022 like mid-22 is when I was like, oh, I could actually be a streamer
All right, yeah, stop standing about the title actually Sammy the three
Curve of the sub game of the three
I've seen people edit down your shims and shrivelies and things that you're pushing your channel like
to touch us about YouTube.
Daddy Parker Blue, Yuzhiro, and Laura
of The Subterranean Threat, thank you for the three.
You should read about the Killa Kid Dabbing Stuff
happened to my attempt last week.
I've never heard of that.
Tilted for the sub, zero over the three.
Proud Vod viewer, I farm your views on there.
Blade, thank you for the three.
Can we wish Giddy and Happy Birthday?
Happy Birthday, Giddy, and Griffin
for the sub, the name of the three.
See the trailer of our Wolverine game video,
social media, social media,
flash on the sub, scanning for the three.
Full percentage of picture,
sample the sub, ask for the three.
What's your top three, YouTube intro,
outro, mine would be Jacksepticeye.
H2O Delirious Game Theory.
I don't really have a top three.
I've never really thought about that.
Nostalgia MC Finest,
unknown for the sub-random of the three.
Love your content.
Jack Pembroke video is coming out in a month.
Oshira, Kyle, Chicken, JDR for the sub.
After 2P and Kessler for the sub,
R-Wing for the three.
What happened to Everest?
Everest, I told to stop posting
when I made my own VOD channel.
And then they disappeared.
Also, not for the sub-lazy,
taking the three.
Zuri and Deanna for the sub,
Simon for the three.
10 bits right now have a really tough time. I'm trying to stay on top of my old high school work towards the end of junior
I don't know the loss like grandma rip the chat. I'm sorry for your loss. It's hard on any friend groups
And I'm so alone. I just want to wish I had some support
Well, you just got to keep pushing man. You can talk to your family or friends about it that you're able to but if you
don't have a friend group
Talk to your family man. You got to be open in that sense
All for big for the sub mode to me Anthony and Richard for the sub Anthony to three really like a philosophy interest in studying philosophy
I don't wanna get a cause for it.
Do you recommend anything to learn more about philosophy?
Read philosophy books.
Angel is thinking of the three.
Love the content you make me laugh,
keep it up, my ties to poo for the sub-marium
and 2K for the sub.
I'll start at any glance, fast questions like that
so fast, but it's like,
if you're not gonna go study it in school,
it's just read philosophy.
Like that's the only thing.
Watch, watch fucking Alex O'Connor.
Watch Alex O'Connor.
Doom, watch Alex O'Connor
and you'll get smarter at philosophy.
Just watch fucking nine hours of his shit
and then you'll,
then you'll fucking understand philosophy better.
Certain shit, not everything, but he's got it.
His podcast especially.
Super River and Blazor Sub.
He's like one of the best pseudo intellects.
Not even really a pseudo intellect.
He's just an intellect.
All right, chat first video of the day, lock in.
Man breaks into airport, it doesn't end well.
Get on the go.
When a man ends up on an airport.
Bro, I saw a video the other day
and I don't think it was AI.
He was on Twitter, shocker.
Of a man jumping into a moving airplane turbine.
They were running at him, and then as he got,
I don't even know how he got on the fucking airline strip.
That was real.
Yeah, no, that shit was actually disgusting.
So sad, but oh my God, why would that guy do that?
He killed himself.
He jumped into the turbine and it like,
it was like red mist, like chopped his body into pieces.
And there's some dude that's like chasing him.
No, like, stop, stop.
And then he gets under the plane and it's like, for his own safety, yes,
to stop because he's going to get sucked in.
Dude runs behind the turbine, just fucking full jumps into it, dies.
Schmidley, Dill over the sub seven aim for the sub one for the sub.
I think that's part of the reason like obviously it's a safety hazard
for everybody for you to be on an airstrip.
But it's like the big thing is like, bro, you can't be out here, man.
You can just straight up die.
Runway, chaos erupts as officers are able to figure out how he got there and why.
Right. Probably jump the fence.
You have like a little MMA fighter type guy, you know what I mean, right?
Around 4.30pm on May 22nd, 2021, two Campbell police officers arrive at the La Crosse Regional
Airport in Wisconsin to assist the La Crosse Police Department after getting a call about a man
who had jumped the fence.
This guy's about to hit the craziest fucking football pivot you've ever seen in your entire
life. You see this? You see this fucking maneuver? He's about a fucking sidestep the shit out of this cop ended up on the tar back, seemingly under the influence of something as the officer struggled to restrain him. Nothing he says about how he got there is going to make any sense. I mean, is it that
shocking on how he got there? I feel like most airline strips, you could just jump the fence. It's barbed wire. But like, you know, if you're messed out, you can just fucking climb it. Like, yeah, it's gonna
You might bleed a little, but like this isn't stopping anybody from climbing like this isn't like an end-all be all it's like oh barbed wire
Fucking climate is going to make any sense
Get down on the ground get down on the ground
Get down on the ground get down on the ground right now
Get down on the ground
Turn of events the back rooms exists. He just returned on an airstrip
You don't understand I was just in an infinite Ikea I
Over the door and I just teleported here
Get on the ground! Get on the ground!
Get on the ground!
Get on the ground!
I'm not helping you!
Roll on the ground!
Roll on the ground!
Turn over! Turn over! Turn over now!
Turn over!
Oh, he is drugged out, dude.
Roll on the ground!
Get on the stage!
Don't be real, it didn't look like the Sazer did anything.
Get on the ground!
You ever see those videos, right?
He's kind of a smaller character.
You ever see those videos of some big ass dude,
six, five, two, 50.
Cups like, stop getting near me.
They taze him.
Dude just fucking grabs the cords, reps him out.
That's like, that's like top five fear for a cop there.
And that's like, you're walking into an Elden Ring boss
and it jumps into the air and you're like.
I'm fucked.
It's really pull out a weapon. Yeah, usually
Little side quest
What do you want me to do?
Jesus Christ, I want to see him.
I want to see him.
I want to see him.
He's kidding.
Is there not a more efficient, you know, can we get like a bug net?
Like, when this shit happens, you ever see these videos where they taze him, he gets up and runs.
They taze him, he gets up and runs.
We need like a bug, like a net, you know what I mean?
Like they shoot it and it just captures him.
Not like a bug net, like an animal net, like a boomf.
And it just like grabs his body and then like hooks him to the ground.
Yeah, like a fishing net, but like shootable.
A net? Yeah, that's how you get someone.
If you got a guy like this that's on drugs and he just can't, he doesn't feel pain.
And he's just like running.
Like you got to have something that like stops him.
Taser does nothing and you can't shoot him a sticky trap
You corral him like a sheep we got to get out the sticky pad
Like some mr. Beast video
They're just like fucking flanking him into this corner he used to run down an alley way he gets stuck in a fish trap
Or not a fish trap a sticky trap
What's your name, bud?
What's your name?
I'm Tick Tock.
How many likes on Tick Tock to light one up with you?
I don't do those, man. I'm sorry.
Sure.
I don't do the, how many likes?
I believe.
We got an ambulance coming for you.
Starts a, starts a steam-roll snowball
across the road.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
The steam roll snowball effect of that.
500 million.
Okay, help him.
I'll be back after a little while.
500 million.
I gotta get out of here.
It's to help everybody else.
No, it's important to help them bring you over there.
I love that shit with the FaZe guys,
or not the FaZe guys, the Corvoys, sorry.
You ever see the shit with like Ron,
it'll be like a kid walks up to them and they're like,
how much do you stream with you?
Ron looks in bed in the eyes and goes 12 million likes.
the kid goes.
Tell me.
What?
I want that boss now.
I got it.
I can't.
What's your name again?
I'm sick.
I'm not sick.
I'm not sick.
I got to do what I got to do.
My name's not anyone.
I'll have your way there.
I'm down.
Take some slow, deep breaths.
I see you.
I want to go see you somewhere.
Okay.
So you're on your property.
Just tell us.
Just tell us.
I help everybody.
What do you got to say, bud?
How how like if he's on drugs he jumps this he wasn't violent towards them like is he getting thrown in jail like I think he's spending a night in jail, but it's like
How much of a crime is this like it's trespassing on an airport grounds
I feel like that's the biggest thing him like running from the cops or whatever. It's just like man
I don't think they're actually gonna like get him for that
I trust him. I trust the guy.
Salvia? No, he's not on Salvia. He'd already be done trippin'.
What's that, buddy? I have to help.
Okay, so we're gonna get you some help, alright?
I don't know. I'm gonna show you what to do.
Motherfuckers take Salvia. They become like SpongeBob in that one, or not SpongeBob.
They become Squidward in that future.
You always curl up in a ball, bro. Motherfuckers on Salvia. They're not running around.
I'm not a...
That's like such a strong trip. You just can't move.
Power. I'm not a...
power.
Just relax.
Just relax.
Put your hands behind you.
Please help me.
What you been taking today?
I'm going to get away from here.
Save everybody.
Save them from what?
I don't know.
They'll go back to me.
I don't even know any of them.
We're going to get you some help.
Okay, buddy?
It's the same.
I'm fine.
I'm fine.
I need to get...
Why is it like half of these body can't...
Oh, it's 2021.
I know it's trickier.
I can't be here.
I can't be here.
I can't be here.
I can't be here.
I can't be here.
I can't be here.
I'm fine.
I was gonna say why does he just have like a face mask wrapped around his neck?
I'm gonna be secure, please, please, listen.
I'm gonna be secure, I'm gonna be secure.
I'm excited to wear the underwear.
2021, what a year? What a shit year.
Listen, I wanna help. I'm just secure.
And that's what I'm doing for...
That's a bottom year out of the last 10 years.
Everybody else, trust me on this one.
That is a bottom year.
Out of like 2016 to now, 2021's dead last.
That was that was awful
I want to help them
2023 was pretty cool
The suspect is 42 year old out of the out of the last 10 though 29 damn dude, let's think about that
last 10 years for 2016 and now
number one I
Feel like I've got to go 2018
2018, bro, that's that that's the year motherfuckers be like that was a movie you had to be there
You had to be there, bro. 2018 was great year
2018 was fire year
um
2019 is kind of like a coin toss
2020 shit, I would actually say 2020 was better than then
2021 because even though it was COVID it was the start of COVID and it's like it was March so the first three months of
2020 was fine and then it was like four months of just like hey we kind of get it just chill home and do nothing and
then after that it was like wait this is like there's no end in sight like when are we
going back to doing anything like what the fuck that that was the that was the
shitty part
wow Zod already marked Zod said best the worst 2016 2018 2017 2019 26 24 23
2020 25 22 21 I think 2020 is probably I think worst is 2021 then 2020 then 22
And then I'm gonna say 2017.
I don't know where you were.
I'm pretty sure 2017 was a mid-ass year.
That was a mid-ass year for me.
Maybe my own personal life, but that was just like,
that was like sophomore year, freshman year in high school.
That was just boring.
Nothing happened.
Word.
And as officers try to figure out why he did this,
they're met with nothing but bizarre words.
Oh my God.
You're insane, 2017 was peak.
There's a one and two chance the chatter that said that was 10 years old in 2017.
There is a there's a one and two chance, but it's what you do.
2017 was peak, man. Yeah, I was you're on the fucking DS.
Yes, when the sun looked brighter back, back when back when the days felt longer.
I just came around and he was walking and I told him on the ground and he
get on the ground and started running and then we taste them two times.
I think I've never been down there.
I need to go to college.
You graduated in 2020?
Yeah.
I graduated high school in 2020, college in 24.
You just bought us.
No.
I'm really...
I only did it for a reason.
I actually started running towards you because...
I've never been to this place before.
I've never seen you.
I've got to go back.
All right.
We never got a graduation.
I've got to go back.
We never got a graduation.
I've got to go back.
I've got to go back.
I've got to go back.
I've got to go back.
I've got to go back.
We never got a graduation.
Yeah, I hate motherfuckers that say that shit like you care about your high school graduation by that. Like that's a big milestone
But the big milestone it's a big milestone in the fact that you graduated, but the actual ceremony is so shit
That's what what matters is that you got the degree. Can I say that?
Like that's that's the big thing. You're the first in your family to graduate high school
You're the first in your family to graduate college
So it's like I get the ceremony in that sense matters, but the ceremony is literally just
slop speeches of the same shit
every time
Who thought after four years we would be sitting here today
All the chug all the struggles Jeremy is struggling in math class. It's like bro. It's that it's just slop
It's just a slop ass speech and then you sit there and it's hot as fuck you're outside
Most of the time unless you're in college because then it's usually an auditorium outside, bro. It's just like
Just waiting for your fucking name to be called. I
Know what I gotta do
Yeah, unskippable cutscene literally bro literally
Sometimes you'll have a fire speech, but most of the time bro. Oh same shit
I went to my graduation, me and Brooke are the same age.
But Brooke, because she switched majors,
graduated a year later than me.
I went to my graduation and her graduation.
The guy gave the same fucking speech.
The same speech, sang the same song.
I was like, wow, this is not unique at all.
Like, we're all just experiencing the same shit.
Like, that's why when I gave that stupid,
Four years ago. It's the same shit every year. It's the same shit every year. It's never unique. I
Guess that's what people want
There are just hotel cards I gave a speech and I hope you gave a good one
If I was up there, I'd be like we're all gonna fucking die. I do a grim-ass speech
I'd say that we're graduating. We're never gonna have these days back
We're all gonna fucking die one day some of y'all are gonna be bums in about four years time
I'm gonna forget. Yo be dead ass too. I hate when they get up on stage and it's a valedictorian
I'll remember each and every single one of you
Get the fuck out of here remember each and every single one of you
You're never gonna see
89% of the people in your high school class the second that graduation is over you're never gonna see half those motherfuckers ever
Again ever again
You're gonna see one of them for the first time 20 years from now in a wah-wah at a gas station
They're gonna recognize you you're not gonna remember them
And then you're gonna have an awkward conversation with them where it's like oh
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I remember the math class.
You see them all the time, bro.
I'll see one guy all the time at a bar.
I see some guys repetitively.
You'll see like five or six of them a lot.
And then the other ones you just never see again.
What's your mistakes?
I saw one guy and I saw him in a store. And then you're gonna have a situation where you see the guy that you graduated from high school with and he's your cashier at a local coffee shop and you order from it acting like you're not looking up at him or you just don't know him.
Ever have that? Ever have that? Ever have that? Ever been somewhere where the person waiting on you or you're interacting with you do know?
But you haven't talked to them in like five years
So you kind of just act like you don't remember them when you really do and they do the same
But they also know you and it's like this really awkward like hey like
Remember we used to be friends like five years ago for like six months and now we don't talk at all anymore
It's like well, you're not gonna bring that up. So I just go hey
I'll have a iced latte with almond milk and sugar-free vanilla. Thanks. Is
Is that all yep, thanks. Thanks. Yeah, and then and then we we stare at each other and then awkwardly leave
the airport yeah, I just walked in on boss
Yeah, I guess they asked this airport guy if he can go down and look that's rude bro
It's so much. I'd rather that be perceived as mildly rude than me to be like
remember
So what you been up to because I know neither of us want to have that conversation, right?
We're not in each other's lives anymore.
We don't care about each other's lives anymore.
Right?
Do I care about them as an individual?
Yes.
But like, do I care enough about their life to be like, so what have you been doing?
No.
And they don't care about mine either.
So I'm not going to sit here and fake this shit where it's like both sides are
being like overly nice for it you don't care about them well it's just
brutes like it's like a motherfucking you need they care about you because you're
famous me for real maybe bro that's the number one thing I see a mother fucker I
knew in high school yeah how much money do you make with every time first
question out of their mouth. It's one of three. How much money do you make?
Do you know the entry point of where he came in? Oh hey nice to see you too. How
you been? I was in the fire station. Scroll, thank you for the 25 gift-its.
Thank them if you gotta stop, thank you for the 25 fucking gift-its. Wow this
reactor's really turned into me running about high school. Anyways, back to the
guy that's on drugs on the tarmac. He had a bag with him. Do you know
the entry point of where he came in.
I was in the fire station and I heard a bang.
Wait, I knew that guy from high school. He's laying on the ground.
Remember me from Mr. Davis's AP Bio class?
And then I looked outside and I saw him running out of the map. So I soon
we jumped the fence right on the door side of the fire station.
Okay. Can you just travel the grassy area and see if there's a bag for us?
Yeah.
So just if you find one, pick it up and we'll take it.
So.
Yep.
This airport operation staff member would later inform the officers that even when they had approached Edward,
he had only told them that he needed to save the people in the terminal.
I'm gonna get Goofy on this when we set you up on your butt, right?
But it'd be a little easier for you to breathe.
Slip on your butt.
You're right there for me, okay?
I don't think you're having a lot of pain, sir.
Oh, that seems good to me.
Okay, you seem like a good guy.
Yeah, I pretty much know.
Yeah, he doesn't seem like a bad person.
You know what I mean?
Like, this is bad that he did this, but I'm not sitting here like, oh, he's malicious.
I think he's like a guy on drugs that actually thinks he's trying to save people.
This is where the Sims Regal called up here, so...
He's excited to live here, I'm gonna say, he's been to use this place.
Do we know where he came from, or anything about it?
We don't know.
No, we don't know.
He's... he's talking about he has to fix something or he did something wrong, but he...
He has to fix something or he doesn't know who he is.
Edward?
Edward?
No.
Hey, Ed, what's your last name?
you. Can you tell me your name?
Yeah, we can. We sure can. We can bring it to the hospital. That's our option. Okay?
But we need you to be cooperative with us, all right?
I want to see you guys to meet this person, but I don't want to be proud. Okay.
As long as you listen to this, guys.
Okay.
I
Say this every time you watch a body cam video, bro
Like I don't think I could ever be a cop obviously
But I really don't think I could ever be an EMT bro an EMT or a paramedic man to be the guy
That's just constantly seeing people out there worst like you're never seeing anything positive, bro
It's always like this guy's hyped up on drugs and he's literally like at rock bottom in his life
you have to help him or it's like this guy got decapitated come fucking come to the scene
you have to pronounce to help pronounce them dead
The biggest thing that I've always been told from the people I know that are paramedics is like they get really numb to that shit really quick
The only thing that gets to him is when it's like a kid like a kid dies or something like that
And not even like an infant my friend will be like if it's like an infant
He it's like he's still numb to it
But it's like if it's like a six-year-old like where they're like conscious and they died like that's super sad
Not that the other isn't sad, but it's like it's not a derisaiton it like fully is like holy shit
This is like a young child that died
I don't think it much sense.
It's definitely not the right mind.
Well, no.
It's clearly out of his mind.
Yeah.
Something I want to know is a pretty tall fence.
And there's barbed wire.
So what's the deal?
We just got one.
Yeah.
We just both got out.
OK.
I'm going to have a very off top.
This whole video has been off topic.
And if this somehow becomes a YouTube video.
Sorry for the YouTube audience that assumed
you would be watching a body cam video.
And then you just got me word vomiting about nostalgia.
Um, but that's how it is. You know, you knew what you were clicking on. Watching Joe Mark. Anyways, um, that guy was like sucking on a lollipop or something reminded me of this.
You ever drive by like a construction site and you see like a 40 year old man that's shirtless and pretty skinny, but really tan and he's like filling concrete, smoking a cigarette.
cigarette. Like I see that all the time. You've probably been like it's just like a dude on the side of the road. He's like a union man. He's like filling concrete smoking cigarettes and shit. I would never want that job. But for one day I'd love to be in that guy's shoes. Like I'm not sitting there like oh I'm envious of his job. But like one day I'd be like damn dude to just chain smoke cigarettes and lay concrete. What a fucking what a what an experience that would be. You know that's really specific.
really specific. Well, I see it and I'm like, damn, bro, like,
I'm going to do my I gotta go stream right now. And I'm not
upset about it. But I'm like, wow, I wonder what like, if
he's enjoying that. That's terrible idea. I mean, it's
probably just hard fucking work, dude, your back's got to be
killing you.
Just laying concrete for fucking nine hours.
Get on the ground. And then he kind of came at me and
then you came in kind of from behind that are like
landscapers fixing a flower bed, smoking cigarettes. I'm
I'm like, he wasn't going with the program, so then he tased him first, I went around my car, and that's when...
Chat, what if I didn't say anything, but like, while we're streaming, like, one day I just pull out a marble or a red, just light it in the room.
I don't mention it at all. Like, I say nothing. Are you being like, what the fuck?
I'm just like, I'm just like...
Anyways, so...
I just clearly want to give a fuck.
I would, if I was you guys, I'd be like, oh that's so degenerative.
I think smoking cigarettes inside is, is crazy.
I don't judge people that smoke sags. I don't think you should smoke sags, but it's like, oh.
So we're gonna cigarette inside.
I'm on the ground and then I taste it a second time.
He's got to do this.
I don't know so much about that.
It's aura though.
That is not.
That's a dark aura.
Smoking cigarettes inside in a dark room.
Playing video games.
That's a devious aura.
I see like a little MMA fighter type guy.
You know what I mean?
He just has no idea what he's doing.
He's the only thing.
Thanks for coming out.
Yeah.
Get a resolution on what this guy was on.
Edward was charged with misdemeanor,
resisting obstructing an officer,
disorderly conduct, and bail jumping.
He was later released on a $500 cash bond.
About two years later, he pleaded guilty
to resisting obstructing an officer.
All remaining charges were dismissed, but read in.
In the end, Edward was sentenced to 120 days
in the La Crosse County Jail.
What I don't know that's not like that bad like I get him having to serve time because he like went on to like an air
Why I like or like a?
airport tarmac
And shit, but I'm like bro. I feel like he needs to get help for whatever he was on
You know what I mean? I think that's a big thing. It's like I don't think he was if he wasn't on fucking drugs
He would probably not have gone on there
Dude's funny the war on drugs on the side of drugs expect nothing less from lacrosse regional airport
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That's never been to the United States just knowing a specific city in Wisconsin because of what body cam videos
Oh, we got another we got another Tallahassee cam
Here we go. He's just like having niche knowledge about rural fucking American cities where there's just people that do crazy shit
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We might watch that another day, but I kind of skimmed that and it just kind of looks like he's just clip farming
Like he gets arrested and then he just they just kind of go like what are you doing?
Lucky for the five, not very interesting, I guess.
Next video.
I investigated the ca-
Lock-in.
I investigated a country where it's illegal to be fat.
Don't be ugly, don't be poor.
I'm sure you know it's a plastic circuit capital.
Don't be ugly, don't be poor. That can't be a crime to be poor.
Don't be fat, don't be ugly, don't be poor.
I'm sure you know it's a plastic circuit capital.
You think an overweight foreigner coming to visit-
I was gonna say let me guess the country off of the language, but he just said it's Korea
Korea would have a negative experience
It's not illegal to be fat in Korea, right?
It's probably just like so socially looked down upon that there are very few fat people
South Korea, the world's beauty capital, where being fat isn't just frowned upon
You're openly shamed
top owners will clearly say to you like, oh, yeah, that's no close for you.
In a country where appearance can feel like currency, the pressure to be thin is everywhere.
On billboards, subway floors, and storefront windows, a costly reminder to change and be
better. Creating a standard so intense it's driving a surge in weight loss drugs, extreme
diet. Dude, I think like semi-glutide injections is like in paper, like on paper,
really good for people that need it in reality so dystopian it's like this it's like wally bro
like instead of people being like i'm gonna put my nose to the grindstone and lose weight it's like
no i'm just gonna inject myself with semi-glutides when i'm not prescribed them just so i could
fucking get really thin but then it's like you're not healthy like you're just eating less
And potentially something much works.
What are your thoughts on peptides?
I don't judge people that use semi-glutides.
I always just say if you use them, when you're off of them,
don't revert to an old diet.
And when you're on them, eat healthy, right?
Like if you're on semi-glutides and you're losing weight,
like you need to lose 100 pounds or some shit.
Take it slow and also like eat good shit.
Don't go from like eating fast food
and like cheesecake and shit
to like going on semi-glutides
and then just eating still the same shit.
Like, you're gonna lose all your muscle.
You're gonna lose all fat.
Yeah, sure.
But then you're just gonna be like weak.
75 kilograms.
I'm here to find out just how bad it really is.
Welcome to South Korea, everybody.
Before we get started with the day,
I wanna see what level of freak show
the locals are gonna see me as.
So behind me, there's a fat test.
Hold up.
As you all think of the 35-inch buddies,
I got a message from a girl I hooked up with
four years ago, was saying that I needed
Do a paternity test for a kid that might be mine. What do I do?
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For the sub lucky for the five soft for three. All right lock in veteran all the parks in Korea
They really just said let's gamify emotional damage. So whatever I get here is gonna this isn't really a fact test though
This is like exoskeleton build test like you could be jacked and in shape and not fit through the big one dictate
how I feel about myself today and
Probably how I eat so according to Google translate this first one here. It says you're an alien dot dot dot
I mean I'd rather be called an alien than a fat ass, so I guess if I can't fit through this I'm not considered human
That was pretty tight squeeze very close this next one is
You shouldn't be like this, which kind of sounds like a threat.
Oh my god, I'm scraping it.
God, I don't know.
I hate that mentality.
Like, I think if you want to have something like this, it's got to be like a body fat scanner.
Like, the whole idea of BMI and then body shape is so stupid because, like, what really matters on whether or not your fat is your fat percentage.
It's not like or else you got to think what if you're like a woman with big boobs?
You're just not you could be like a thin woman with big boobs and you're not fitting through like any of these
Like you're just like you're and they're going oh you're an alien like what that it just doesn't make sense
Big boobs is fat. Well, there's yes. There's fat in your boobs
But that doesn't mean you're fat like it's where you hold it as well
You didn't pass that with flying colors.
Level-
The pregnant woman-
Yup, a pregnant woman would be-
Oh, you're an alien.
Three, you have a slim heart.
That's impressive.
Okay, you get stuck.
I have a slim body!
Okay, we're good there.
Okay, so the next one is just chubby.
So not as-
Chubby is 25 centimeters.
You're on fucking crack, dude. Oh my god, these other ones, but still just as hurtful
Chubby well like how tall is the average South Korean person? I
Feel like that's the big thing too is like
Because you got to think like a lot of Asian countries have a lot shorter smaller people
So it's like if this was in like Norway
These these barriers would be a lot wider because the average person's like six foot
I think I'm
Crazy to think that I'm considered chubby in korea because I like to think that I'm in pretty good shape
So after chubby here, we have average which I would never be so grateful to be called mid in my entire life
I've just loved to be average and then we have thin
thin and then here says skinny and it looks like they removed actually one of
the poles here because maybe like it was probably too extreme like I don't
even think a 90 day I don't think any dude 15 centimeters do I have a tape
I don't have this though.
700 Kroner.
I don't have a fucking tape measure.
15 centimeters is like that.
Like if your body could fit in there, I feel like that's, if anything, unhealthily
thin versus your skinny like fast and a caved-in rib cage. That's seven inches. Why do you know that?
I could fit through that because like thin barely my quad
goes through that and the crazy thing about all of this is that this is literally in the middle
of a children's park and they're probably gonna see this as a game and you
want to beat the game so I just go to this and if I can't fit through it I'm
gonna do whatever it takes to be able to fit through it eventually so I think it
just causes a lot of issues. Korea has a zero calorie and zero sugar obsession
and because of that there's tons of different spots that cater towards that
so if I want to be able to fit through that tree a little later on there's
certain things that we have to do so the first spot that we're checking
is the zero store so zero calories and zero employees this is just not gonna serve yourself all of this stuff is zero calories
How do you have food that's zero calories?
That doesn't what are you eating just matter?
Like I'm eating fucking couch fibers like what the fuck what it's got to be low calorie. What are you eating? That's zero
The place this is pretty sick. Oh
Oh, maybe just sugar alcohol. Yeah, I just feel like I found a loophole in my fitness journey
That would make your stomach hurt so bad. No way
It's zero calorie ice cream. That's just bad. You're like zero cow. Bro. I've had I've had low really low calorie ice cream
It's just water if they don't even add milk
It's like almond milk or like really low calorie milk and then the sugar replacement. It's just straight sucralose
Zero sugar, they have zero calorie peanut butter, which sounds like I'd rather have
enough allergy to taste that than a bunch of high protein foods here.
This is sick.
Wow.
I've never seen a Coke Zero Tall Boy.
Oh, I have to get that.
I will say Coke Zero's better than Diet Coke.
I, if I go to a fast food place, I ask for Coke Zero.
That's so sick.
I wonder if they have zero calorie pizza.
Just like cardboard that has a tomato scent.
43 gram protein in that? That's a hefty boy.
I swear, I think this must be what...
You know, the worst shit is cauliflower pizza.
When I see somebody break out a cauliflower pizza,
I want to punch a hole through drywall.
Just don't eat pizza.
If you... pizza...
Cauliflower pizza is still unhealthy as fuck.
It's not good for you.
It's like, oh yeah, I'm doing cauliflower
because I'm trying to break out the carbs.
Well, why are we eating pizza?
Why are we eating pizza?
I feel like if we're having a cheat meal,
just eat healthier and then once,
just have an actual slice of pizza.
I'd rather have one slice of actual pizza
than three slices of cauliflower pizza.
Because cauliflower pizza is like eating shit.
Like, it is so-
I want a crunchy crust,
and it's just like mush.
It looks like there was so many different options of-
I'm gluten-free, it's not bad.
Okay, fair.
Gluten-free.
Zero calories.
Understandable. I feel bad for you.
Gluten-free allergies, pretty shit.
Everything that is gluten-free does taste objectively worse.
Zero sugar snacks to choose from.
Especially jelly, which is often seen as Korean ozempic.
Providing you with something to fill your stomach.
What?
There are so many different options of zero calories, zero sugar snacks to choose from.
Especially jelly, which is often seen as Korean ozempic.
Providing you with something to fill your stomach with little to no calories at all just having straight diarrhea, dude
Imagine eating three packs of those zero calorie jellies, bro
I'm pissing out of my ass all this unsupervised protein is pretty incredible. Koreans must be trustworthy
All right, so we got a few things from the zero store. We got to start off with the zero calorie ice cream
I don't like what is this is this supposed to be like great white shark flavor
Like it doesn't really tell me anything and I can't really understand the back of it
but it's pretty in your face about being zero calories.
So you really can't forget it.
All right, so visually,
it looks like, looks about what I thought it would look like.
Like some shit you get from an ice cream truck.
You kind of expect the SpongeBob pop
and then you get DoodleBob.
Shark leg as in gray and ominous.
It looks like meat that's been left in the freezer
for like a month.
Smells actually fire though.
What? What?
Not as offensive as I thought it was gonna be.
That's actually quite good.
There's a lot of flavor going on.
I thought it was gonna be very neutral.
It's very fruit punchy.
Oh.
When you bite it...
It doesn't taste bad.
It just doesn't taste like anything, really.
Just the outsides are very fruity.
The insides are nice and red like that.
But...
If I was on a diet to keep my mouth out of trouble...
Very good.
We're gonna be trying the infamous cutting jelly
as in the malnutrition maximizer,
because there's literally, I mean,
there's nothing in it, zero calories.
This is just really to fill volume in your stomach.
I feel like I just eat a head of lettuce, dude.
I feel like I would eat lettuce maxing rather than this.
Like I just carry around a thing of lettuce,
put some salt or pepper on it,
and just fucking eat that shit.
Like fill my stomach with like actual, yes, spam cabbage.
just fucking eating like straight leaves.
Cause then you're getting like,
you're getting like 10 calories out of it,
but you're getting something that's like actually like food.
Or is that's just like a brick of zero calorie jelly?
Have a couple of these,
three of them for breakfast and you're good.
Crazy to think right now as we speak,
I'm losing weight, eating ice cream and jelly.
There's no calories in it,
but I'm burning calories talking to you.
Think about that.
We got a protein muffin, two-
Don't you burn more calories eating? Is that a myth?
Don't you burn more calories eating celery than you do from the nutrition of the celery?
100 calories, which practically at this point feels like a binge.
I don't know if I should do it. I kind of feel bad. I want to fit through that tree.
Nailed it. This is a chubby boy in Korea enjoying the muffin.
Running on just 200 calories for the day, I headed to another spot.
You burn more calories drinking alcohol? Certainly not.
certainly not. A shot of alcohol is like a hundred calories. Like a shot of rum
is like a hundred hundred and twenty calories. And then if you do a mixed drink
look it up. What do you mean look it up? What do you mean look it up? Do you burn
more calories drinking alcohol?
No, it's the opposite, Sketty.
Your body doesn't burn calories if you have alcohol in your system.
When you drink alcohol, your body prioritizes storing these calories over anything.
In other words, fat burning completely stops when you're drunk.
You burn more drunk.
It just said the opposite.
Built entirely around low-calorie, zero-sugar options.
We're in a zero-sugar cafe right now, where the owner actually
invented their own sweet here called swallow not to be confused with the
Pokemon but as you can see they have protein overnight oats no sugar added
cream pudding I got two spoons with my order so I don't know if I'm being
fat. That was good as fuck see I could get behind eating this dude some oats for
breakfast just a really sweet coffee because to me this looks like a meal
for one but maybe she thinks I need to share it the chubby boy over here but
We got the overnight oats. We got a drink.
I've given this place multiple opportunities to earn my trust.
So it's sugar-free, low-calorie, and gluten-free.
So my mouth isn't exactly watering over here, but you never know.
Let's try this overnight oats.
Oh, it's thick.
Just put it in the right way like that.
I love when it's thick.
If it doesn't fight back a little, I don't want it.
I do like a thick oatmeal. I like a drier oatmeal.
If somebody gives me oatmeal and it's wet and there's like water at the bottom, I go you really fucking ruin this
Mmm
Fire my blood sugar. What is the A.O. here is inspired by dry will not dry
I need it moist things on my happiness levels
Definitely are so flavorful. Swell. Oh needs to be at the approved ASAP. How many calories?
Wow now we have this coffee drink with a sugar-free foam on the top. It's a buttered-be-con
flavor. Scrubs us so far we have been given every opportunity to be skinny and no opportunity to
blame the food. After eating I met up with Korean American content creator Daniel Oh who
He uses psychology, philosophy, and his cross-cultural perspectives to help women build self-love.
So I'm considered kind of like chubby in Korea?
Not chubby. You would just be considered like a buff dude.
If you look at the vast majority of like idols for example.
Yeah, K-pop guys are so thin.
It's like, I don't know, it's like this, it's this idea of like being skinny but not working out because being buff is also bad.
Does that make sense?
I'm not, this is from an outsider perspective.
But like all the famous music groups and like people that like get so many people that have crushes on them
they want to marry these K-pop stars.
It's always like they're like six foot and 130 pounds.
It's like, it's like thin but like they don't work out.
They're really skinny.
I even have a friend who was an idol trainee, but he started working out
and he wasn't even like bodybuilder big.
He was probably around my size and they were like you can't be an idol anymore because you're
too big.
Wow.
So they were like what?
I like that's just such a weird but do you think that's what the average like their audience
they're capturing?
Is that like the look like for like Korean women for these men like or just like foreign
women for these men they want them to be like super thin?
They actually dropped him from the training program because they were like you're gonna
be too big compared to everybody else on stage.
What is the ideal male and female physique?
I think for men it's the same anywhere in the world.
You've got to be tall, right?
So if you're 180 and above, that's like you're considered handsome because you got that going
for you.
Yeah, so Will definitely would be considered a handsome guy in Korea.
But actually I could use this Will as an example of like why you would be considered
a handsome guy by great standards.
So you also have what's considered like a small face.
So in Korean society when people say you're beautiful, you're handsome for men or
women.
comment on is like, wow, you have such a small face.
Basically what it means is like,
if you look at the proportion of your face
to the rest of your body, like it looks smaller, right?
And so that's what people-
What?
What does that mean?
What does that mean?
The proportion of your face to the rest of your body.
Do I have a small face?
Yo, I got a bobble head, bro.
I got a bobble head, bro.
I got a fat ass head.
Do I have, do I fuck now?
Basically what it means is like if you look at the proportion of your face to the rest of your body like it looks smaller
Right, and so that's what people mean by having a small face
It has a lot to do with proportions and of course you have like a very defined jawline. Did you get skinnier?
No, I don't think so
I lost muscle. I mean, I still weigh 177. I weigh exactly the same.
So I think in that regard, it's not too different from what the standard would be for men anywhere you go in the world, right?
And then for women, this is like super stringent standards. There is like a specific...
Stop, Chateau. I actually look smaller, be real.
Thank you.
Yes.
An angle of like your forehead to your nose and then an angle of like your no abs anymore.
Jesus Christ.
Am I in Korea right now?
right now I feel like I'm getting fucking scolding. Am I on stage and people are poking
at me? Holy shit.
Nose to this part of your face right here and what the fuck?
There's like a specific angle of like your forehead to your nose and then an angle of
like your nose to this part of your face right here and so like those angles are
all like measured according to like what's called the golden ratio or the Fibonacci
sequence if you are I think over 60 I would say like four kilograms you're
considered like chubby for a hundred and forty one pounds four kilograms yeah
for a Korean woman regardless okay what still that's crazy I thought they were
gonna say a hundred forty one pounds for a guy that's like sex butt I was gonna
say that's like borderline unhealthy skinny for a 64 kilograms yeah for a
Korean women regardless of height. Yeah regardless of height. You're a six foot,
you're a six foot Korean woman and if you're above 140 pounds that's bad.
Regardless of the height too. Yeah it's tough because nowadays Korean women like
they are also conscious of like their breast size but because like naturally
Korean women just don't have a lot of like subcutaneous fat it's hard to get
that naturally so one of the most common procedures that women will get
is like breast implants right and it's like that makes you way more.
Again sometimes you can kind of tell because it's like you have a very skinny woman but her like
breasts are large and it's kind of like what? Breasts are large and they just sit
like rocks. How do you get that? That's kind of like I would say the most toxic aspect of the
beauty standard that Korea's known for. Yeah I think but I mean at the end of the day the
way that I see it is if you want to get body procedures if you want to boob job you
You want a butt job? You want a face, face left? Whatever it is. It's up to you. You know like I'm not gonna sit there and be like
Don't do that. You know, but I think there's a level of like
People that get so obsessed with how they want to be looked
Rather than how they think they look that's how I always say it if you look in the mirror
And you're happy with how you look if nobody was around that's all that matters, but if you're like
like wanting to get changes, but you're only getting changes because you think other people
would care. That's what matters.
As soon as we started walking, we were flooded with more zero calorie stores on every corner,
plastic surgery ads everywhere, and impossible beauty standards at every turn.
These are the kinds of signs that you see in front of every single gym. Like talk about
a transformation. Like I don't think I've ever related so hard to a before side of
of transformation in my life.
Like when I see this, I don't see motivation or inspiration.
No, not at all.
No, not at all.
You see a model that's being used for,
I think if you want to get guys,
like if you want something on the front of the gym
to motivate, you need like a low quality picture of a guy
that worked out of the gym and got significantly bigger.
And like I don't think.
Versus seeing some dude that's actually just shredded
of the gills.
I think I've ever related so hard
to a before side of a transformation in my life.
Like when I see this, I don't see motivation or inspiration,
I just see pressure.
So these ads on the wall,
this is not possible to be attained naturally.
You can get it naturally,
but there are some markers that show
that it is plastic surgery.
So for example, this angle from forehead to nose bridge
is kind of what I was talking about earlier
of that ideal angle that women want.
And then this pointed nose
and this angle from here to here,
Again, more often than-
Are you think motherfuckers are measuring that?
Or they're just like eyeballing it
and going, your nose is too short?
Not, you actually need an implant to get that pointy nose
because it's very rare to see that like just naturally
through genetics and then the husky blue eye.
Wow!
Yeah, so the lenses now is to the point
where like a lot of women will feel self conscious
going out and not wearing lenses
because it's just become so, you know, commonplace.
So, why are people saying L-add?
L-add.
I don't run mineral ads.
Cause there's an ad?
What ad?
Oh, the ads on the wall.
Oh my God.
I thought you guys were saying L-add like I ran an ad.
I was gonna say I don't run ads on here.
What'd you say?
You just get re-rolls.
Not bad, not bad.
Anime?
I wanted to make sure, because sometimes they might turn that shit on,
I would just have to go and turn it off.
There's a big impact on the style and how people look.
I think it has a lot more to do with Korea is such a trend-driven country,
so if they see like,
oh, there was a mid-roll, I got an ad.
Bro, am I getting trolled?
I have no ad scheduled.
I only have pre-rolls and stream display ads.
So you might get a little pop-up, you just exit out.
I don't run ads.
If you got an ad, you had to have clicked off.
You know, this influencer that I follow on social media
started wearing colored lenses.
Like I want to do that too.
Yeah, and then I got two mid rolls are we dead ass? I'm so serious. I don't run mid roll ads
Like I if you go in my ad scheduling you could slide scale where you want it to be and mine is on zero
My shit is on zero
It's just this right now
Streamers like you have run up to three minutes per ads per hour in the past month streamers who are based in the United States have 4k
Concurrent concurrent viewers or more broadcast 120 hours a month run three minutes of ads per hour. I have ads not scheduled I
Have it on manual zero and I just keep I've keep pre-rolls on my channel
Like trends just put it in sub only fuck you guys are trolling dude move so fast
so we're walking to buy a bunch of these markets and the clothing is so small
it's insane on this tag over here it says f which stands for free so free size
is basically the idea that like it's like stretchable so if you're a Korean
person you should be able to fit one size fits all yeah but as you can see
here it it's very tiny that looks like it would fit around my thigh not my
waist not a very friendly side or my chest nice for a lot of foreigners right
like I'm at a pet store shopping for my dog yeah I was gonna say like I feel
like in the States I'd see this at like the children's place yeah I think that
if I went into a store and asked for my size they would just hand me a salad
or something at it.
Like that is great.
I don't even think my quad could fit in that.
Yeah, I think that's actually, you know, you're right.
Yeah, that's like the size of one of your quads.
That's literally my quad.
I've had many schnauzer at home.
This was for them, I think.
But we wanted to see if the men's clothes
had more realistic sizes.
So I kind of want Will to try this one
because it says here, OF, which damn,
do you think they not have like in Korean stores
like a two acts?
They don't have like a three acts?
Stance score overfit and it's the idea that like I got out of my phone or something might not be drawing
That might be a glitch, but I have some so ads for subs are fully disabled. So you just don't get ads
Bro, I'm done pausing about this shit. I like I'll check it again, man. I have not changed my settings for like three years
ads do not get or subs do not get ads
On my channel
If I go to if I go to subs where my god
Why am I why am I wasting time on this like am I getting trolled by my mods now?
Like I'm just like fully confused ad-free viewing allow subscribers to watch your content on your channel ad-free is a sub ticked on
Ignore slow mode. They have to still follow slow mode and they could be in some only chat
It's a bag of your fit. I don't know. Let's move on copy Elijah Google NRD Tummy's Ellen
It's go that Jake clutch bouncy scroll chase
Oh whiskey and Nix's for the sub but a bouncy for the three
Turkey to three Bath and mourn for the sub sleeper for the three
Living career for a year all the good-looking women dated bigger guys Rodney for the sub jewelry for the three
I was able to fit through 23 one there was a few months ago
I'll work for the sub okay for the sub to be to the three used to say take a debit for diabetes
I'm gonna say if you don't need it don't take it makes you super nice to see if the foreseed
It's super expensive in part because the people using it unnecessarily milk
They give it a three down 36,000 to a 7 to total down to gene sizes have been small since 23 right now
So nine years. Wow some enter an LGA for the sub queen for the subject of the sub is you think of the 35
But he's at for Siggi and YouTube at the sub chat lock-in. Oh
Yeah, I don't know man. I literally cannot fit my head through it. There is those ads on YouTube
Yep, there's ads on YouTube. I run ads on YouTube never said I ain't run ads on YouTube
Button if you want to unbutton that thing there and see if you could pull it through
I mean I get it on like if a Korean dude was wearing it
It's supposed to be very loose, but now you just look like a private school. I think it looks good
That's supposed to be like a baggier fit, I believe.
Oh, it's supposed to be full baggy.
He just looks like he's wearing like a crappy uniform.
But you make it look like a regular fit.
Yeah, yeah.
I only had to fly halfway across the world
for my calves to feel above average.
But the fact that this is oversized,
I kind of feel fat.
Dieting alone can't always get you the body that you want,
which is why Korea is packed with beauty clinics
promising to speed up the process.
Hi, we just wanted to see like,
if you have like a menu of different, like fat loss.
options lipolysis injection so these are kind of like the fat melting
injections that I talked about so they got like stuff for double chin over here
contouring how much is that what is 309 thousand for the face and it's a 99,001
for a session so that would be like around right now with the exchange
rate maybe no not even like maybe like $70 so this $70 so you could get a
double-chin vial for like fat removal for like 200 bucks.
This is like specifically targeting arms, thighs, abdomen.
It's like, very popular because again, it's like, it's hard to actually do the work of...
There's a million for your stomach to be like 700 dollars.
No, but there's a million three. It's like a thousand.
Like eating properly, moving properly, right?
But it's like, why do all that when you get something melted up?
the proportions that are really like people want to see are literally impossible to get so you have to do it this way.
That's right because you can't target fat loss through natural means, right?
You guys want to see a layer of the ampoules, right?
This is the fluyolid injection, one of the most famous fat-melting injection in the world.
It actually kills the fat tissue.
Are there are the people, some of the people coming in pretty young asking for this stuff?
Um, yeah sometimes, but usually for the ticket.
Did you ever have any like thinner people come in requesting stuff like this?
Sometimes, sometimes, but I try to tell it to do another thing.
That's not shocking. It's 40 to 50.
I feel like that's when a lot of people start getting work done,
especially like when you see like Hollywood actors and shit,
because it's like, you're no longer young.
You're not old, but your body's starting to like decline
and you're aging, so they want to like reverse that in some way.
Or smoothly. This is kind of ugly.
I think you should just own it, man.
man, if that's at least what I like it's up again up to you never judge never judge a motherfucker for it
But it's like I feel like it's so weird when you see like a Hollywood actor
That's 60 that has so much surgery done that it's like oh they look like they're 35
But like an uncanny 35 versus just being like oh, yeah, I'm gonna own this
So what do you think of Korea's body image culture?
I'm not sure.
Actually, I'm lucky because I get money from GhostCat.
It's his job.
I know Kurcher, but I don't think today is a super dangerous thing because, you know,
Kurchers from the America or the Europe, they are really damaging their health.
I do...
Yeah, but you're not healthy for doing this.
Like, if you're going in here to lose fat, you're still not healthy.
you're still at risk for mostly everything else.
You're just like surgically removing these things.
Culture must be between the European star and Asian star.
What's your opinions on Korea?
I will agree, yeah, it is a problem.
Like it is very, it is usually like a shock
for a lot of people when they come to the US
from another country and it's like one in three people
that you pass on a daily basis are like almost morbidly
and it's just like normal place I guess and you really notice it as an American
you notice it when you go elsewhere like when you go to like another country
that's like commonly very thin you're like oh wow I have not seen one overweight
person in a week. Beauty standards. So in French it's much more standardized in
Korea. Yeah when you move here did you look a lot different than you do now?
Yeah, so when I moved here that was overweight basically there was kind of a pressure myself to to fit in back in France or in Europe
You will never have I'll say kind of negative remarks, but in Korea. They'll be like, I
That's why you're you know your father's awesome. They're a lot more random person on the street would just mention that you're fat in Korea
Wow
That'd be that would be like fighting words in the fucking US dude
You just walk up to you gotta be like yeah, you're kind of fat man. Whoa
Exactly which to me this is not that bad once I've lost weight
It's like much more direct also on the other way
If I did gain a little bit people would make the comment straight away and say like oh you gained some weight
And the whole reason to make the comment is like I noticed you like I care about you
And so you're supposed to feel good like this is supposed to be like
Yeah, I think if it's like a friend-to-friend basis, I don't think that's fucked up.
But there's also a level where you mention it or don't.
Like if I had one of my, if one of my friends gained 5-10 pounds in fat, I'm probably not
saying anything.
But if one of, like, me and Brooke had this conversation, she was like, would you
let me know if I, if I got like overweight?
I'm like, yeah, like, but not in the sense of like, somebody gains 5-10 pounds,
You're not gonna say anything now if your friend gains like 40 you're gonna be like hey
You know as a friend it's up to you. I'm not judging but it's like you got a you know
You told me I'm getting a belly. Yeah, cuz you're drinking too many Pepsi's Chris. You like shit
I did tell Chris that okay. I didn't tell Chris that out of nowhere
I want that to be known and we weren't just sitting here and we were like, oh
Oh, Chris, you have a belly.
No, me and Chris were in call, and we're talking about working out in some way.
And he was like, Chris thinks that he's bulking, but Chris doesn't work out.
And I needed to tell Chris, bro, you gaining fat right now,
you're not turning that into muscle.
Like Chris is convincing himself that he's just bulking.
And that's not like you're just eating like shit.
Like that's what it is.
You're eating like shit, and then you gain weight.
But it's not a bulk.
No, it's not a dirty bulk either,
because he's not working out.
So it's like, he's just eating.
And it's epic.
Bro, I'm not judging you for that.
I was just saying, I was like, yeah,
you're going to gain weight, because you're not working out.
You're eating more than you burn.
I'm soda-maxing.
Yes, you're soda-maxing, but that in turn is just sugar.
Well, now you drink sugar-free sodas.
But you Oreo max.
and Oreos are like bottom four food for you.
Oh, she noticed and like she really cares about me
and she thinks I should.
So where is Chris's in chat?
Our Korean's a lot more direct with how you look
because I feel like in North America,
if someone gained weight, you wouldn't really say it,
but maybe you just like think it.
So here they actually would just tell you
straight to your face.
Straight to your face.
Even like when I meet up with like,
I don't think that, I think it's the way
that that's perceived.
I don't think that's bad.
I think there needs to be a middle ground.
You know what I mean?
Like in Korea, your friend getting five pounds
and you being like, yo, you're fat.
That's fucked up, you know?
But like in the US, motherfuckers won't say anything.
And it's like, as a friend, I want to be able to be like,
hey man, I'm kind of like worried for your health
in that sense.
But it's like that comes off as like,
oh, you're making fun of my weight.
My friends, and I haven't seen them in a while.
Joe's getting fat.
I am getting a little chub on the sides.
But I've been eating too much slop.
I did all those, I did that foreign snack review
and I've just been eating all those candies.
So I think I've been consuming like 600 more calories a day
for the last like two weeks.
So I've just gained like five pounds in fat.
Or like four pounds of fat.
And I also have been half assing the gym.
I got to lock in, man.
It's because I wake up too late.
If like my skin is looking worse, they'll be like,
oh, yeah, you just got some,
looks like you got some trouble on your face.
If I look a little bit bigger,
like the first thing they'll be like, oh my God,
Your face looks a little bigger than the last time I saw you look like
Wow
Wait, or like vice versa. You look like you lost weight. Do you like how forward it's the weed?
Yeah, it's making me fucking lazy dude. I'm just a bum now
The weeds make me eat too much that's the problem
That's actually a fact if I believe me eat too much and then I'm half-assing at the gym
And so I'm like maintaining muscle, but I'm just getting I think I've lost a little bit of muscle
And I gained a little bit of fat like I think I probably lost three pounds of muscle game three pounds of fat
People are in Korea or what do you think about that?
You need a coach yep, skinny soft launching the coach idea here
You need a fitness coach. All right rewind vice versa. You look like you lost weight
Do you like how forward people are in Korea or what do you think about that?
I think it's different if you see somebody and they're your friend and you're like, hey man, you're getting a little weight versus you seeing a random person in public and being like, yeah, you got a big nose.
Could you ask her to tell me like the first thing she thinks about what she sees me and do not worry.
I won't get offended.
She's more stupid.
I said you just.
She's about to grill his ass.
His ass.
Uh, talk about a negative cancel tilt.
Your forehead sticks out too far.
You have a weird, you have a weird forearm, girth.
We were a long time friends and you saw me for the first time, like what would you
have to say to me?
The golden proportion of your face I've learned recently, it's like 1, 1, and 0.8
So maybe your like, your term is a bit long
My bottom is a bit long? That's it
Wow, maybe it's just like the average Korean person is just like uh like clavicular
Like BP
Like you could get some facial for your skin
What's maxing?
Is it hard being a girl in Korea?
Well, I think so. There's many things that goes...
Like she flat out just let your face is one one point eight.
Like she like eyeballed his face and went, yeah, your proportions are off.
I need to do some hockey then.
It's like a Chad thing to say.
Here is the question.
In season?
I think women are more interested in what they're saying in the house.
There are a few things that are wrong, so I'm more concerned about that.
We've been walking around looking for interviews.
I wonder what they would consider overweight though.
Like, do you think if somebody that wouldn't be considered overweight,
but it's like, thick, came to Korea, they would be judged as fat?
But we were getting no...
Like, somebody with like a thin waist, big ass.
Like, are they getting judged as fat?
Probably.
No luck with girls, because they're all just like,
they don't have makeup on, their hair is not done, their outfit's not good.
So, most of them are rejecting us right now.
It's like they want to do it, but they just don't feel confident enough to be on camera.
Holy posture-maxing, holy posture-maxing.
Oh my god, what did that guy do?
But they just...
Look at that.
I've never seen somebody set that perfectly.
Don't feel confident enough to be on camera right now.
Actually, the person we just asked, she does have makeup on and she still didn't want
to do it because she wasn't confident in makeup.
She needs more makeup on.
She's been asking girls to do interviews, and a lot of them are just like, oh, I
have no makeup on.
I can't.
Oh yeah, if you'd like to leave the house without makeup on then most of you wear a cap or a mask to cover your face.
When looking for a girlfriend, what kind of traits are you attracted to?
I think I like people who have big eyes and pretty hair.
And I think I like people who focus on themselves and are happy when they work.
What's the main reason in your opinion as to why a lot of people in Korea are so skinny?
How do you think Korean people look at fat people on the street?
Mostly that they don't care about themselves and they don't care about the family too because
a lot of the family members usually, as I mentioned, if you gain a bit of weight, will say something.
So it's kind of like you didn't care about what your family said or your family are not pointing out that you're unhealthy.
Would you associate skinny with being healthy?
To a certain point.
It's so weird. It's so weird
Like that dynamic where like people like hyper fixate on specific things because I think in the United States. It's like
One of the biggest things is like oh smoking kills man, but everybody's obese
Whereas here it's like we just saw like four people just smoking cigarettes and drinking beer on the side of the street at fucking 2 p.m.. But like
Being fat's bad
It's like it's like both every country is gonna have one thing that they just don't really care about
and then everything else matters.
I think in the U.S. people just don't care about food
or like unhealthiness in that sense.
So it's like a double standard in that way.
It should be to like better health
because you know, I think having what we on you
can really hurt your knees a lot and your joints
as well as my problem and parents have.
So I think-
Even me, bro, oh my God, in the U.S.,
I mean, I focus on food like that.
I get high like every day almost.
And if somebody's drinking a full sugar Coke, I go,
You really gonna you're really gonna do that you're gonna drink your drink a full sugar Pepsi
Then that night I drink nine fucking beers that night I drink nine beers at a bar
Get really drunk and then eat Wendy's when I'm hammered and I don't bat an eye
I make sure I got that fucking tip, but I make sure I get back to zero
out. But I make sure I get back out zero though. Really, it's been in traffic. I think it'd be
feeling a lot better. Sugar kills. And it'd be like healthy for sure. So would you rather
be skinny or healthy? I think healthy. I mean, I think, I think some of them kind of overlap
in some extent. Yeah. But I think being healthy is more important and just living like a
long and happy life is more important. Do you think an overweight foreigner coming
to visit Korea would have a negative effect? Do you have side effects when you don't
smoke weed, irritability, that's it. I sleep fine. There'll be like days. I, that whole
cruise I went on at it, I didn't smoke at all. Experience. But I was also drunk half of it,
so maybe I didn't notice. Sadly I've heard that, right? Shopping is difficult too, and
when you go shopping, the shop owners will clearly see you. That was the longest I had
been without weed in probably two years. Did you like it? On that cruise. Oh,
get this little close for you, like the reaction is very obvious and I think they feel a bit left out sometimes.
Are there any extremes that people do to like luck a certain way here?
I mean I think most extreme when I'm with most obvious ones like classic surgery,
but I know there's like especially with the women in bagel and like really crazy diets.
Back like 10 years ago there's this one K-pop idol called IU, I don't know if you know her.
No.
But her one of her diets were like infamous because like she always ate for the day,
it was like one sweet potato, like one apple, like ice cream or something.
So sweet potato, apple and ice cubes.
That is like speed running, starving to death.
200 calories for the day.
And she lost like 10, 15 kilos in like two weeks.
And a lot of people follow that, right?
Yeah, exactly.
A lot of women follow that kind of thing.
So yeah, it's something.
On apple, a sweet potato and ice cubes.
I feel like you would be so lethargic,
you'd faint in public.
Very severe.
K-pop starvation diets don't just stay in the industry.
They reshape how people everywhere
see food and body image.
When extreme restriction is
framed as discipline and constant
hunger starts to feel like progress
instead of a warning sign.
That mindset spreads fast with
people normalizing,
under eating and fearing calories
just to chase an unrealistic look
like calling 130 calories a meal
or using formulas like height minus
120 as a body weight goal.
So I spoke with a K-pop singer
who had to stay anonymous to avoid
backlash about what that pressure
actually feels like behind the scenes.
Do you think there's a lot of pressure on you to be skinny?
Yes, for my fans.
Is that good?
I don't think so, but they need my fans need like that.
Faria ranks very high on his grades.
Why do you think that would be?
Idol culture.
Idol culture.
Yes, they need skinny shape.
I think it's a mixture of things.
You can't lump a suicide rate to just body dysmorphia,
like body, like some shit, you know what I mean?
Like you can't, that's probably a factor,
but like somebody killing them,
like if you go, oh, the suicide rate's very high,
it's not just, oh, because people are really skinny.
I think it's like, that's a problem,
but it also might be work culture,
like lack of mental health, help,
like it could be a variety of things.
And pleading face.
So this rates being so high,
do you think are related to the K-pop culture?
Yeah, I think so.
So the girl back in the cafe said that she needs to be skinny for her fans.
Does that make sense to you? Oh yeah, 100%.
I would imagine that like a lot of her success is going to depend on her followers
and fans hyping her up, sharing her music,
and just continuing to engage with their content.
But if she were to gain weight and they're just going to like lose all
interest in her because regardless.
I never understand how much money they make. Like,
I think I get the social space of YouTube a lot because like I'm in it.
So I could kind of guess, like how much agent,
jinksy and fucking queso and all those guys make.
But like, I have no idea of music.
Like I know the guys at the top of the rap game,
like Drake and those dudes are making, you know,
millions and millions of dollars.
But it's like, how much is an average K-pop singer making?
Cause aren't there so many groups?
Like there's so many organizations that are creating
like the new one direction in K-pop every other week.
Like there are so many K-pop groups on male and female,
like group sides.
So it's like, what, like, do they make 100K a year?
Are they millionaires?
Like, I know some, what's like the biggest K-pop,
yeah, BTS, BTS, they're millionaires.
They're making a lot of fucking money.
But like an average K-pop group,
I feel like they're probably making like good money,
but they're not like retirement.
Like if they, even if they run this five years
and then fall off,
it's like they need to get another job.
of talent? Oh yeah regardless of talent because it's just kind of like-
Because I guarantee you their management takes so much. Like I think that's what like a toxicity
or toxic aspect of like K-pop as well as is like your management owns your ass. Like they're not
taking a 20% cut they're probably getting fucking half and then the other half is just split amongst
the five of you. So you're getting 10% of your group earnings. No matter how talented you are
it's not like I couldn't find 15 other people who are equally as talented as you. So if you
You want to make it, you have to be talented and you got to be beautiful and you got to be a great dancer, rapper like that's the industry.
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We gotta get done this video, but we've been on the ship for like an hour
It's called preppers, which I'm it kind of sounds like contest crap
Like you're prepping for something and then the funny thing is it says preppers diet food not healthy food
Because I feel like healthy food wouldn't be as much of a draw to go in diet. Just sounds like more like weight loss, right?
Yeah, I think you nailed it on the head. I wouldn't like us to all that show looks good as fuck though
And yeah, I think it's chicken looking a little bland not gonna lie
But the steak is for like weight lifters and I see more and more popping up all over the place
So a bunch of pasta bowls rice bowls
Do you recommend the double bowl?
Yes, for me, only the double bowl gives me enough protein.
Combo comes with a drink. For example, a Mino drink over here.
Yeah, that's one of their things that they're known for.
I have yet to try it, but I heard it's pretty good.
So, and then they got like protein milkshakes and stuff.
Protein coffee milkshake, this is amazing.
Like places like this in North America like don't show up.
And I think that's because there's like, they don't think there'd be enough traction.
Right, right.
So I think there's obviously a lot of traction and like demand for this.
Yeah, like for me when I first came to Korea, they didn't have shops like this.
This so I missed like yo, I'm gonna hop back on creatine. This is actually making me like it not insecure
But I'm like damn bra. I need to get big again. I need to get big again, bro
I gotta walk in totally or like cop back on creatine, bro
Gamers up sent me some creatine shit. Apparently they have creatine products. They were like do you want to try it?
I'm like, yeah, I haven't hopped on it yet though. It's like this creatine hydration shit
I'm like I might take it well because you can get pretty good macros for those even though
They have like high sodium, but you know that you look good, bro
But imagine if I was a fucking 195 imagine if I was a 195 meet head. Oh
My traps I want my traps to make me look like I'm another person standing inside of myself. I
Want traps that are like here boom and then it looks like I'm a tiny person inside of a bigger person
And I think I stuff like this. It's not every day. You see a fountain drink station, which I really do trap workouts
So I think they look bad if your traps are disproportionately large. It looks terrible only the zero sugar stuff
I feel like coke zero is water here, and I respect that cheers man. Cheers where a place has sprite zero
You just know it's gonna slap because this is a rarity like this is a rare
Really most places I've coke zero, uh-huh sprite zero. You don't know how lucky you got it, man
Wow, I think I've ever had sprite zero. There's it's everywhere here in Korea
So I just assumed that it was wow and also the fact that this place is 24 hours is insane
Yeah, that's crazy. I love that. Yeah. I wanted to get the pasta bowl, but I feel like if I ordered that I would have got
a little leader or something. It seems like a trap. Who gets the pasta in Korea? All right, here we go.
You want to make sure you mix it all up nice.
Ooh, that's a big boy bite. God, that shit looks so good.
So good. Mm-hmm. Nice. I like that it's like a it's a reflective plate. Mm-hmm.
Yeah, so you get to the bottom. There's like no vegetables. It's just a meat plate. I don't know the plate.
You can see your skinnier reflection when you're done.
What would you say is like a big factor in Korea's low obesity rate?
Would you say it's all lifestyle or is there any like genetic components to that?
So I think one of the things that people don't know is that in addition to the social pressure that there is to stay thin and stay healthy,
East Asians have a way lower subcutaneous fat cell count than our Western counterparts.
And this is quite common in Korea where you'll see like those skinny fat body types, right?
Well, you'll see men or women that don't look that fat, but they have really high visceral fat levels
Just because there's not a lot of subcutaneous fat they can hold it
So they won't look as big, but they'll still have heart issues
Diabetes pre diabetes insulin resistance like all across the board
So it doesn't take that much size for a Korean person to be equally as unhealthy as like, you know
You're a PM based or yeah, okay? How many calories if you say this boys, so I have to guess
I would put it around 600.
Okay, I was gonna be like around 700.
Have you heard of Macro Factor?
Yeah.
It's the quickest and easiest code will for two of the world.
And literally every single building is a pharmacy
just selling fat loss drugs.
It's actually pretty insane.
So there's a pharmacy right here.
Have you heard of Macro Factor?
Have you heard it, have you heard it, Cleck?
Skip.
And then there's a pharmacy.
Have you heard of?
It's cooked.
See, right here.
It's given that.
And then literally like five more feet.
There's another pharmacy right here.
And then next door is another pharmacy.
And then across the street.
There's more pharmacies over there.
Which is like, I don't know why you need this many
I guess the demand is super high, so we are going to see how easy it is for me to go.
Was that just boxes of cigarettes?
Pharmacies over there, which is like, I don't know why you need this many pharmacies.
I guess the demand is super, super high.
So we are going to see.
What are those?
What are these boxes?
How easy it is for me to go to a clinic, get a prescription and get some Mogovi.
Let's see, that's it, here, here, oh shit, wow, he might be busy, yes, we got a whole
ass fucking waiting room of people.
I just walked in, said my name, gave my ID, and it's good.
And he just gives it to you, bro?
Do you have a preference for Vigowi or Munjaro?
What does he recommend?
Oh my god, you're fucking joking.
Like you're not even going to a doctor's consultation,
they're just giving you the drug?
Uh, he said then you would have to get a consultation
with the doctor.
Oh.
Right now?
Right now.
Oh my god, they'll do it now?
Long way.
I don't think it's gonna take that long.
Okay.
We're in the waiting room right now
for the weight loss drugs.
Everyone in here is also looking for the same thing.
People are just coming in, asking for it,
and they'll just take a seat with the doctor
It's like that early Medcar day, Medcar days.
For weed in the US, you'd walk in.
It used to be like, okay, you actually have like spinal issues.
And then it turned into like my backwards.
How bad?
Pretty bad.
All right.
Well, here you go.
All right.
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No, no, I do it as I get shredded
After I gave the doctor my height, weight, and goal, he implemented my stats into a BMI
chart and called me obese.
Because it's a BMI chart, bro, the BMI chart's the worst thing ever.
Bro, Larry Wills on a BMI chart would be like, oh, you should be dead, because he's
300 pounds, but he's fucking jacked.
This presentation that I'm going to be able to have the sum of these data, your BMI index
is 24.47.
And he kept adding lower weights until it put me in the normal category.
If you have the sum of weight, it was about 15,000 around the U.S. entrance.
They wanted to lose like 30 fucking foot, they wanted to lose like 35 pounds.
Just do it normal, but now we have 50,000.
Okay, perfect.
The doctor is telling me I have to lose 15 kilograms or 33 pounds without any
any sort of background knowledge of my medical history or even my body composition, as fat
and muscle ratios greatly impact your BMI score, and these lax measures are causing
serious harm.
And just like that, within a matter of minutes, I got a prescription, adding to Korea's major
drug misuse problem.
Oh, she's asking if you want to get the injection here right now.
No, I'll do it.
Oh, my God.
Yeah, sure.
Let's go in the back.
Yeah, yeah.
All right.
So this is pretty insane.
super easily within like 10 minutes and there it is so the doctor said I need to
get to 75 kilograms which now that I'm thinking about it that's below my body
building complete contest weight so I think I would actually die yeah he would
be at like fucking 3% body fat he would have to lose muscle you'd be like 168
pounds yeah that's how much I weigh and I'm 58 yeah yeah so I don't they don't
look at like your body fat percentage and just go like okay height weight you're
obese and then there's no other discussion about like do you work out
consistently this here you go yeah take off your shirt he is a sex pack yeah I
think you're kind of morbid I figured morbidly obese 150 bucks yeah I don't
think he even asked you any questions about your overall health yeah there was
like no diagnosis he was just like oh you want the drug like okay here's how
to use it you know here's some side effects to expect and I think they
Even offered to give you your first ejection like right now. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, but I'm not gonna do that. Yeah, I just got it for a problem
I'm not gonna use it
It's clear Korea is facing a serious issue that can't be ignored the relentless pressure to look a certain way
Combined with the DROZAC I so unruly
It's a serious issue that can't be ignored the relentless pressure
Like that doesn't even look like a real person bro get out of here. He's not that fucking ripped
The look a certain way I even know what it's promoting. It's just a fuck. It's just a gem combined with the deeply ingrained culture of body shaming
Is quietly taking a toll on people's lives over time?
It doesn't just affect how you see yourself. It consumes your thoughts entirely and eventually
You give in
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Fine the coffee shop fine, right like none of the shops and like health shit. I think it's bad
It's more so just like this stigma that it's like oh if you have like any amount of fat your obese
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The nuts scandal that almost ruined Korean air
December 5th
2014 a flight operated by Korean air was set to fly from New York City to Seoul, South Korea
But before it could even get off the ground several people I gotta fix my hair. I'm sorry
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On December 5th, 2014, a flight operated by Korean Air was set to fly from New York City
to Seoul, South Korea.
Was that a 16-hour flight?
But before it could even get off the ground, several people's lives were permanently altered
by a bag of nuts.
But despite where you might think this is going,
I thought this was going to be the nuts scandal like a chipmunk climbed into the fucking airplane
overnight and started storing just all of its acorns and like peanuts that like laid down
one of the sides of the plane or something.
It's not a story about someone having an allergic reaction and the traumatized passengers
who witnessed it.
Instead the story- I had a rat problem at my old place back when I used to live
in a trailer and we got back from like this trip for a week.
This is when I was like eight years old.
And a rat had taken all of the Hershey kisses
that were in a bowl and arranged them in a line
in between the gap between my washer,
or not my washer, my dishwasher and the countertop.
Cause it was like, there was a gap about this big
and there was just a line of Hershey kisses
all the way from the back to the front.
It was very weird.
He centers around, never, never found out why it did that.
But I had a rat problem.
I remember there was a rat problem.
And we had a rat and a bat problem, separate times.
But when the rats were there, they would like grab stuff.
And I still think about it.
Like to this day, I'm like, why did it do that?
I know it was storing the food in some way.
But it was like so not perfectly organized,
but it was like almost perfect.
Like it was just like lined in like he like individually carried one over every time
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I've been talking to the troll for a while.
We've done stuff together.
I love her a lot.
She said she loves me, but wouldn't date me publicly
unless I'm objectively attractive.
You just sent this message.
I said, fucking stop talking to her.
I don't know what to do.
I love her, but she said she won't date me.
We also have a one-year age difference in high school.
Do you have any advice?
Stop talking to her.
She sucks.
I hate to like damper on your fucking parade.
If she won't date you because she thinks
you're objectively unattractive, she sucks.
Like, are you living in a trance right now, man?
I mean, I'm like, I know you're asking for advice,
and I might be being a dick in response.
You have a woman that you claim to be in love with
that refuses to date you
because you're not objectively attractive enough.
That's fucking weird.
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Ask me for the stop.
Walk in.
Cho Hyun-ah, his passengers who witness is going.
It's not a story about someone having an allergic reaction
and the traumatized passengers who witness it.
Instead, the story centers around Cho Hyun-ah, also known as Heather Cho,
a vice president at Korean Air who was sitting in-
Did she have a nut allergy or something?
First class for that flight.
As the plane was preparing to take off, a flight attendant handed Mrs. Cho a bag of macadamia nuts.
And this is when all hell broke loose.
The CEO, or like one of the heads of the company gets a bag of macadamia nuts?
Macadamia?
You know I only eat cashews.
How dare you?
Joe was instantly enraged because she was served the nuts in a bag instead of in a bowl.
Yes, that's- oh my god.
Like that enraged her?
I get maybe you'd be like policy to like put them in a bowl for first class,
but if you're the CEO, I'd be like,
you guys are supposed to put this in a bowl and move on, not.
What do you think I am some poor person sitting in coach?
Are you going to offer me next to Biscoff Cookie?
Who do you think I am some pe- some peasant?
The grave offense that's next you're going to offer me fentanyl, I bet.
That's like you're in a back bathroom!
Started this whole thing.
Cho began screaming at the flight attendant,
a woman named Kim Do-hee,
reportedly yelling,
what kind of service is this,
and berating her for a minute before realizing
that she should really be yelling at Kim's boss.
So she called over the cabin crew chief,
Park Chang-jin,
and began screaming at him instead,
throwing the bag of nuts against a wall
in the process.
She asked Park why she had been served
Academia nuts in a bag instead of in a bowl to which you reply and imagine being a customer
Like you're sitting in first class next to her you're also rich, but you're like not a dickhead and you're going whoa
This is like this is like out of a movie level of like fucking you know privilege you care of that that just tear it open
I had that his crew was the only thing that warrants this level of anger is if
you're handed a nature valley bar in first-class in the package and it's like
an older plastic one that's really hard to tear and you just know it's gonna go
everywhere like that would be that would be the problem simply following the
official Korean header to throw up an image of a nature valley bar crumbling
all over the place their service manual show them demanded the same
I'm not dissing nature valley. I'm saying if you if you have a nature valley bar
It's like in in that situation. I'd be like, all right. Can you open it for me?
Because the entire pain of a nature valley bar is opening a nature valley bar
Whereas like you're just tearing open a bag of nuts
Joe then demanded that they bring her the service manual to prove it
So park grabbed a tablet which had the manual on it
Nervous from the situation, he accidentally mistyped the password for the tablet, causing
Cho to get even more upset.
But once he was able to get the manual open, he showed Cho proof that the flight attendant
had correctly followed the guidelines for the cabin crew when it comes to serving macadamia
nuts.
Oh, so it literally, like, they're right.
So she's also just a shitty CEO that doesn't even know her own manual.
Like, they didn't even fuck up.
She's just crashing out for no reason.
That's wild.
Do you think it's like a, like a, like a germ thing?
You're not supposed to give them in a bowl because it's like, ooh, loose nuts.
And if they had a whole, that's kind of weird.
Thing dedicated to that, I can only imagine how long that manual was.
It's just a shame that they didn't have a section for-
Dude, serving nuts is really the rich person thing.
Have you ever been to a shitty fucking like restaurant or like small, small eat spot and
like one of the menu items is like mixed nuts, $9.
What to do when a vice president, why don't you just give me dirt and charge me for it?
Mixed nuts, $9.
Are you fucking serious?
That should be free.
Mixed nuts, fucking $9.
If I'm at a bar and I'm buying fucking $20 drinks, $18 mixed drinks, and I have
to pay $9 to get a shitty trail mix that you got from fucking Wal-Mart down the street in
a big barrel.
One of the company throws the bag of nuts at you.
Unfortunately the evidence that she was wrong did not do much to calm down Mrs. Cho.
Instead she continued yelling at both Kim and Park, eventually forcing them to get
on their knees and beg for her forgiveness.
I know the job market's rough, but I don't think there's a world where I would get on
my knees and bag a random woman that owns the company to like, please save me.
Quitting on the spot?
Yeah, literally being like, alright, I'm just taking this flight now, fuck you.
That might seem intense, but anyone who's ever been handed a bag of macadamia nuts
instead of having them presented to you in a bowl can understand the frustration.
While the flight attendants were on their knees, Cho continued berating them,
and then grabbed the tablet and started hitting Park's knuckles with it.
Again, I think we can all agree that-
What are we in a fucking 1930s American classroom where you get hit with a ruler?
What type of shit is that?
She's sort of breaking his knuckles with a fucking iPad?
This is a pretty rational response considering honestly
Get your bag, you know honestly him kind of leaning if he had just quit that would be bad, you know cuz if he had quit
He's not getting anything like maybe he just he just gets like a like a nice pay package for leaving
Now he could sue the shit out of her like she's beating him with an iPad
Forgiving her mix nuts or not mix of macadamia nuts what Joe had endured
She then fired Park and demanded that the plane be sent back to the gate so he can be kicked off
The entire interaction took place in the first-class cabin, but there was only one other passenger flying first-class on that flight
Oh, so nobody was there to see it. I think somebody else would have fucking said something you were and I can only imagine the severe
discomfort that person was experiencing in that moment
Sorry to interrupt, but could I trouble you for a ginger ale when you have a chance?
The plane which still trouble you for a ginger ale. I would say something
Well hadn't taken if I was on a first-class plane
For Korean air and I know the CEO is crashing out on this person. I'm going yo your I'm never flying with you again
Like, you're awful. Like, you need to step down.
Take it off at this point.
Taxi, you want it? Yes, the fuck I would.
Yes, the fuck I would, because I don't work for her.
What's she gonna do? Ban me from Korean Airlines?
Oh, boo, fucking who? Oh, boo, fucking who?
There's a million fucking airlines. You need to take another one.
Back to the gate, where Park-
You're not the hero. I'm not saying I'm a hero.
I'm not doing that in this hero complex of like,
Let me save, let me save the day.
You stop hitting that man in the knuckles with an iPad.
I would be annoyed personally
of how awkward and weird that is.
I would walk up and be like, you're being a weird,
like you're being a loser.
Like why are you crashing out?
Like what type of weird, prissy, rich shit is this?
Like, was let off into JFK airport despite the fact.
I don't have like bro because you gotta realize
Like, there's a, flying first class is fine.
Like, if you have the money to fly it, fine.
Spend the money to fly it.
But like, that level, I hate rich people
that act like snobby movie rich people, right?
Like, I understand I have money now.
I didn't have money then.
And even though I have money now,
I'm gonna still tip people well,
or like, still be forgiving for mess ups.
Like honestly, I've already said most of the time,
if a wage just brings me the wrong thing,
I'm probably not sending it back, right?
The rich people shit where it's like, oh, I have money,
so therefore you must serve me better
than the average person.
No, you're just a regular ass motherfucker.
And I understand in first class
you're paying for better service,
but it's like, dude, they'll bring you like a damp towel
to fucking wipe your face with.
I flew first class one time upgraded
and it was paid for by a company
that was taking me somewhere.
When I sat down, they handed me a wet towel.
I went,
I
Like
What it what am I it was it was a hot wet towel and he handed it to me
I went
Like what am I supposed to do with this? He's like it's for your hands or your face. I went okay, and I just like
Put my hand that handed it back to him. I'm like, this is the most useless shit ever
That's the type of rich people shit. I don't understand like I have money now. I'm like that is stupid
Like, why are we doing that?
Why are we doing that?
What do you need?
I need a warm towel for what?
Like, I'm sitting on a fucking airline.
Just give me like a drink.
And then I'm fine.
Here's a water.
Thanks.
That's all I need.
In fact, that he's Korean.
Don't worry, Park.
We'll let you buy a ticket back.
The flight then took off 46 minutes late.
So what's the most rich person thing you've done?
I buy main plus when I fly now.
I don't sit in the back of the plane,
But I don't buy first class. I get main plus six extra inches of leg room and a free checked bag
That's balling I spend if I'm flying if like regular coach is like 400 bucks I'll pay 650 for more leg room
And is it a waste of money? Yeah, sure
But like that's why like I have the money for that. I don't have the money
I do have the money
I could I could buy first class, but it's stupid to buy fly first class like that's just like you're full on wasting money
because like main plus is 650 if coach is for first class is like a thousand four hundred dollars for a four hour flight
Or like a three hour flight like I'm not paying that like I'm just getting conned, you know
But if I was flying like
So like Asia like if I ever fly to like Thailand or something I'd buy one of the laydown seats
Cuz sitting upright for 15 hours
I'm gonna be I'm gonna be fucking bash my head on the walls man. That shit sounds terrible
Like that I would pay the money for what's the most rich person thing. I've done though. I
Don't know
Like I don't know what do you mean by that I bought like oh no
You know you know the biggest rich person thing that I've done now that I'm at the point in my life
I will buy I will give the waitress my card before knowing how much the bill was I
I don't look at the bill like if I'm out to eat that's where that that's the thing that I've noticed like I
I'll just hand in my card what either way you're paying some people just do that
But like I'll just hand in my card, but that's it like I used to look at the bill now. I don't look at the bill
My attendant Kim do he it's not really rich. It's more financial security
It was not dismissed since Joe had shifted her hatred towards what if they charge you for some shit you didn't order
I don't know.
That probably has happened before.
Park at some point.
But we can only imagine- oh no.
The richest thing that I do is I buy my friends-
Every time I go out I buy shots.
I waste money when I go out.
If I go out to a bar I'm probably blowing like 400 bucks.
On drinks.
That's like the stupidest shit I do.
But it's like I'd rather- like I would want my friends to do that if they had money.
So it's like I want to do that shit.
Like I have money I go out with my friends.
Like they're all talking I turn around. I have a try of shots like it's fun like
Because I could spend that money did her hatred towards park at some point. Yeah gambling gambling sure what else I
Don't know I had I was
way back I was financing my car and
I had like it was like three years that I had to finance this car and
Like a year and a half in I went what the fuck am I doing? I just paid it off
Like, I guess that.
It was like, I was just like, why, just buy it.
Just buy it.
Shifted her hatred towards park at some point.
But we can only imagine the tension in that first class cabin during the flights.
And it's a good thing the moist towelette was the right temperature.
Otherwise we would have had to run the whole thing back.
See, that's what I'm saying, this moist towelette?
That's the thing they run on every airline.
Why am I getting a moist towelette?
I've never been somewhere where they do that.
It's weird.
I don't want that.
that. Why are you giving me a wet towel? I like it's like, honestly, I get it's nice
that it's warm, but it's like, oh, like I don't why. Good thing the moist towelette was
the right temperature. Otherwise, we would have had to run the whole thing back. Now,
if you've heard this story and you're wondering how Heather Cho had enough power to not only
fire the cabin crew chief or something this trivial, but also to turn the plane around
and order it back to the gate, she didn't allow me to provide some context. Mrs.
This Choe was not just a vice president at Korean Air.
She was also the daughter of Korean Air Chairman and CEO Choe Yen Ho.
You see, large South Korean conglomerates, known in the country as Chables, are often
controlled by powerful families.
Members of these families are practically nobility, which is why everyone unquestionably
obeyed Heather Choe throughout her macadamia nut tirade.
During the whole thing, Korean Air went out of their way to silence the incident and prevent
it from getting into the public eye.
This I'd take two mil to not say anything.
If I'm one of them, I'd go give me give me five million dollars.
Included contacting Park and Kim.
Retirement money.
I won't say anything.
I'll just, you don't need it.
No, but I'm saying if you're an average worker, I'd be like, I'd rather get five
mil and just get him and pressuring them into lying about the situation.
during the investigation from South Korea's Ministry of Transport.
Oh, that's really bad.
He gave Park a statement to say to the investigators,
and Korean Air executives were reportedly present during the entire questioning.
Since Park could tell the investigation was biased,
he reported the story directly to the media.
And that was when things got bad for Korean Air.
They immediately issued a statement addressing the situation,
apologizing for the inconvenience,
but saying that it was Heather Cho's responsibility to enforce the procedures of the cabin crew,
and she was simply doing her job.
Not sure what kind of job requires you to attack your employees...
To hit him in the knuckles with an iPad and make him get on his knees.
I think if anything, it'd be like,
hey man, you're doing this wrong.
But maybe she was just making sure their combat skills were up to par.
Their justification for Park being fired, despite him being totally in the right,
was that he hadn't produced the proof quickly enough.
And he got the iPad code wrong is why they fired him he mistyped the password
Wow, we know a woman who delayed a flight by 45 minutes over a bag of nuts really values timeliness
No, and that's like dude people always go. Oh 45 minutes. You know your flight's late
That's not too bad
But you got to realize like a flight getting delayed like 20 minutes is a butterfly effect for the rest of that day
is what's so fucked. Like if you have one hour, if you have a flight in the morning, get delayed by an hour,
every flight on that plane for the rest of the day is now delayed at least an hour.
Further research into Cho revealed that this was not her first time behaving like this. In 2013,
she physically assaulted a flight attendant who served her improperly cooked ramen noodles.
This woman really is a hero for everyone who despises airline food.
Cho was also involved in a separate controversy that same year, when she traveled to Hawaii
to give birth to her twin boys, therefore allowing them to be US citizens and avoid the
South Korean mandatory military service.
And in the interest of efficiency, maybe she was even able to clobber some flight attendants
on the journey there.
In fact, it seems most of the Cho family has a history of mean behavior, with Heather's
his sister, brother, and mother all involved in-
Water rage? What is it? What is it? Not rage. Brother of not rage heiress injures mom in
Christmas Day feud over power control for mom. Korean air matriarch receives suspended
jail sentences for abusing domestic staff. Why are they always hitting their employees?
Similar scandals. So the public wasn't buying the half-assed apology, and sales
of Korean air flights had dropped by 6.6%. Finally, the airline was forced to admit defeat.
Cho Yang-ho stood before journalists and publicly apologized for his daughter's nut rage, calling
it a foolish act and saying, It's my fault. As chairman and father, I ask for the public's
generous forgiveness. He also said that his daughter would be resigning from her
positions at Korean Air. Heather Cho herself then stepped up to apologize in front
of the media, hanging her head in shame and announcing that she would also be personally
apologizing to Park and Kim. She reportedly went to their houses to do so, but neither
of them were home, probably busy looking for jobs. So she left them both notes saying
sorry instead.
They didn't get, bro, she left them a note saying sorry. Oh my God. Why don't they,
why don't they just give her them money? Like, I know that's like a sweep under
a rug thing but if it's like you're gonna you're gonna abuse those employees like that and then fire
them it's like give a million dollars and then it's like it's not all as good but it's like okay
you know i got something out of this. Glad she handled this apology like she was delivering a
package that required a signature. Still the backlash had reached a new level with some people
describing it as a national embarrassment and proof of chable power abuse. The whole thing was
was then taken to court, where Heather Cho was found guilty of obstructing aviation safety
and sentenced to 10 months in prison. She was released after five. And I honestly have no
idea if that's too much of a punishment or not enough. Korean Air was also fined too-
Yeah, I don't really know. I've never been presented at woman crashes out for getting
nuts and hits guy with iPad.
$457 million dollars by the transport ministry for the incidents as well as being ordered to pay
$45,000 to park for what he
Bro what what what what why is the ministry suing for 2.57 million and the employee gets 45k?
Like what type of lame-ass shit is that why is the ministry not giving that money to him?
Experience 40k bro 40k are you serious?
So he just gets a yearly salary, yeah, that's good, but it's like, bro.
The whole thing even-
Like, you were a part of like a big ass thing with like Korean air abusing employees.
And led to a revision in the South Korean aviation laws, increasing the punishments for disruptive passengers.
But the best thing to come from this was in South Korean supermarkets, where sales of macadamia nuts rose 250% following the incident.
And that wasn't even some kind of protest. The whole thing just gave people a craving, I guess.
It also gave-
Yeah, I haven't had macadamia nuts in a while now that I'm thinking about it.
They've had their Cho a bad public image, which seems to have followed her over the years.
In 2023, she changed her name from Cho Hyun-ah to Cho Siongyeon.
Yeah, that should fix everything.
As for the only other passenger in first class, she actually contacted Korean Air about the incident after it happened.
In response, the airline sent her a calendar and a model airplane as an apology.
And honestly, I don't think they owe her any-
Holy corporate dystopia.
I'm sorry you had a-
Sorry you had a bad time.
You-
Here's a Korean-era themed calendar and a little plastic thing you could put on your desk.
Thing.
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LARPing 101.
Go look at your paycheck. It's not at least 100 grand a month. You got work to do.
If it's not at least 100k a month, if you're not making $1.2 million a year,
you gotta be doing work. I hate those like alpha male groups. You could make a video on
Just this guy alone the dudes that like smoke cigars on a hoverboard and just scream it like
insecure men that they need to get rich and
For some reason these guys are paying them thinking it'll work
Any guy that sells a finance course on fucking social media, bro. Oh, there's like maybe two or three of them that are successful keep in mind
most of these guys that sell these finance courses and show their Bugatti's and
and they're fucking McLarens and whatever weird cars they own
and the rich houses they have, all of it's warping
and they warp to a degree that you actually believe them.
Then you buy their course, they actually get rich, and then they warp more.
Like that's the method.
So half of these guys are actually just fucking broke.
or their nepro babies acting like their parents money is their money.
I was talking to some so I can't I can't name them because then it'll it'll call these guys out.
But and then it'll start drama.
A lot of these guys that'll be like I went from being broke.
I was working day to day jobs and now I live in this mansion.
The clips of them working like carpentry jobs is doing handyman work for their dad for for like money.
And the now I live in this mansion. It's their dad's house
They're not rich. They still live at home with their parents. They have a car their parents bought them
That's nice and they act like they're rich and sell courses to people
they're like LA kids and they sell these courses to like other people and
They most of the time these guys fail, right? There's like a hundred guys doing this and they all fucking fail
Except two of them and those two guys are like world-renowned
Finance gurus. I got rich day trading. I know this no
They know a little bit about the stock market and they're pretty good at crypto
But most of the money they've made say they have fucking 40 million dollars half of it's from selling shitty ass courses in their discord server
Like most of the money they've made is
is larping to get people to believe they're rich
and then actually getting rich.
In reality, they made 10K one-time day trading
and then they post that 15 times.
That gives them credibility.
Then they cash out on a crypto they made from buying
court or from people buying their courses
which they made money on.
So they could just post these clips of like,
I made this, I made this, I made this, I made this.
Buy my course, I'll teach you how to get rich.
They're not gonna teach you how to get fucking rich
because they don't even,
they never actually built themselves.
They larked to success and then got people to buy their course,
which actually made them successful.
You're buying a course on them teaching you how to sell a course.
There's guys that actually do that.
By my course, I'll teach you how to sell a course.
It's like a Ponzi scheme.
Or not even a, it's not a Ponzi scheme.
It's like a pyramid scheme.
Ponzi schemes when you give money
and then other people take that money
and give it to somebody else that also invested.
We have seen the future, and it is live.
Sure for live action roleplay, this is not a new term on the internet.
We have videos from 10 years ago called LARPING SAVE MY LIFE, which no it didn't, but before
TikTok absolutely hijacked this word, it was used in reference to medieval roleplay.
Yeah, it was an medieval times shit, you're going to a renaissance fair, you're LARPING.
And to explain the original meaning even more, it's just a bunch of outstay that
the coolest people on Earth all committed to a medieval war storyline.
Alright boys, tear the flesh off that butt!
I don't know.
I think this is corny because they're wearing paper skeleton masks, but like, I fuck with
medieval warping.
I like a renaissance fare.
I like a good warp, okay?
Not the new term warp, like a good warp.
You're wearing chain mail and you're like kind of fake fighting.
Like that's sick.
That's badass.
They all have names like Shadow Fang, The Omen of Death, and it'd be a 42 year old
accountant named Greg.
And there's real business behind the OG Lopping.
People would spend 300 dollars on a lopping sword, which might sound crazy, but people
will be paying money to lop right now.
Saving up for six months to go to Miami and take pictures for the Gram is arguably
worse than spending 300 dollars on a lop sword.
The reason I call these people the coolest people on earth is because they don't lob for the validation of others.
They just have pure love for the game.
But the modern version of...
Dude, I wish I could...
I gotta hit up my friend and see if I could make a video about this guy.
He knows...
He does social media.
He knows a guy that warps rich and he showed me these reels.
And it's literally him crying in front of a camera being like,
I never thought I'd make this mill, but I'm finally here.
I made it and here's how I did it.
And it's like, and he cuts to like the same image every time of him doing it's like paint on his hands and he's like
I was so poor and I'm like, bro, you weren't you're never poor. You've lived in like a 50 million dollar house
Lopping mostly consists of either renting or flexing other people's things. It's like straight bum. Shit, dude
It's like it's like it's like rich people that are bums
This guy in the comments said rental camera clothes had watching car
Now, I don't know if this guy is actually renting out his whole life,
but I know there's people that be financing clothes purely for the Lop,
and I know there's people that also be posting images from Pinterest and other people's clips.
Like, look at this guy, old Geety, that this video has no watermark.
But is there not a sense of shame in posting somebody else's life and pretending it's yours?
Like, maybe people will be impressed when they see it.
You know, until they scroll and see it, they go to 24K Lamborghini.
But to the people that be going broke just to Lop,
How does it feel when it's just you and your 40,000 in credit card debt?
You have 40k in credit card debt so you can wear chrome hearts or some shit, bro. Like I never understand that
But back to our lobbying lesson, which I would say or bro. You see a motherfucker. Yo, I can never get over
I can never get over people that be buying like sports cars with like 80k miles on it for like 40 grand
They're buying like a fucking BMW or a hellcat with like 120,000 miles
and they're financing it for like 50k over the next three years.
Oh, I mean, that is like by far, like the only the only other
fastest way you could burn money and light it on fires.
If you bought a horse and shot it, that is the quickest way you lose money.
That are gambling you might win.
The only other it's financing a fucking BMW or a Hellcat
that has 100k miles on it from like nine years ago.
That's sending money on fire.
Second fastest way to set money on fire by a living animal and kill it like that is the only other way
That you can that you could burn money quicker a lopping has sort of kept its original definition
Just you're not getting anything out of that role play aspect is now role playing a rich nigger instead of a medieval doppelganger
But the term lopping can also be used when somebody's pretending to have knowledge on some shit
They just don't know about like there's people that just pretend to have watched a show instead of actually watching other than we have
Sun Jin Woo that guy
He doesn't say enough to getting early access on release solo leveling four night skins
Leveling we have Sun Jin Woo that guy's my favorite when he does all of his crazy anime stuff in the
Jin Woo
Anime stuff as my favorite when he does all of his crazy anime. I've never seen this is this a sponsor
I feel like he has to glaze it. There's no way
stuff in the show in the movies like it just it really makes my day and then
the same people will take part in discussions about this bro first season
of solo leveling I haven't seen second season because it wasn't in dub and I'm
I'm not gonna warp I love watching dub because I constantly look down and if
I'm watching sub I can't look down so I watched up first season of solo
leveling the story sucks fight scenes oh chef's kiss right I just love watching
him get stronger and then fight bigger things that's all I want to see every
episode he could just get stronger fight something that's stronger than him and
be like I don't know if I'm gonna be able to beat this and then he beats it and
then he levels up and then he fights something bigger so even though they
know damn well that's all you gotta do rinse and repeat until he fights
God and then the show's over they watched it in two times speed divided in three parts on a TikTok channel
And this kind is beyond annoying what uninformed people want to act informed and then just not spreading straight misinformation
And then these people who outwardly express the fact that they like an artist
Oh my god people that warp liking like underground rap
there's people that actually like net spend and then there's people that say they like to sly me and
I just I just can't like I I can't I like that's that's like
There's a level of like, larping behind that.
And it's like, OK, I understand why you like that spend.
It's like unique.
And it's like different.
And then it's like, OK, I'm just
going to be more different than that.
And I'm going to fuck with two slimy.
Like, I like two slimy.
He's like, yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Let's play two slimy song.
Not liking two slimy's larping?
I don't know.
I'm not dead.
like bro, I understand he has an audience,
but I'm saying I can't get behind.
I
Like I just don't get it I get net spend like there's certain that spend songs
I like really don't like but there's certain ones where I'm like, okay, you like Paris Hilton's a cool song
Like I get people liking that
But they haven't actually listened versus one literally just flat out being noise pollution
Like it's just and people say that to me about funk, but I was talking to Jack Pembroke about that Jack was like funk music
Uh, fucking noise pollution keep her able to like that's been and I'm like, well, no
I like certain that's been songs, but I'm like, bro. Thumb music is not noise pollution
There's a beat to it versus just
Like me listening to like this is like basic but like
Maybe it's noise pollution, but I just like that I like that fucking that hype shit like that like bro
That's cringes fuck bro. I don't give a fuck. I love funk music
I always I used to like raid music now I like funk music. I just love shit with beats bro like
Or even like this
It's a good ass song I
Even like bro so bad so bad I want to go to a club and they have this on
This is this is techno
This shit that shit gets you hyper bro, this shit spikes your heart rate I like that
It's an artist makes you feel like I'm alive and then they'll just bite the aesthetic that's associated with liking that
Yeah, if you're going to start rapping with a song, what would it be?
Viva LaVidia.
It's the worst time to stutter.
It's the worst time to stutter.
Bro, that's like when you're trying to diss somebody and you're like,
oh, well, you look like a, you know, you just got to say it.
Like if you don't get it out, I'm just walking away.
I'm just walking away, never mind, never mind.
Viva LaVidia.
Tated with liking that artist.
Yeah, if you're going to start rapping with a song,
what would it be?
Viva LaVidia.
Viva la Vida by Cobb.
I'd be like, bro, cut that out.
Yo, like right after that, I'd be like,
yo, chop that shit, chop that shit.
All right, that was a targeted example,
but it can be much more generalized.
Like let's say skating, people like the skater aesthetic,
but aren't willing to actually put in the effort
to get good.
And these are referred to.
Bro, you know the shit that actually fucking pisses me off?
I'm fine with people doing like
hobby horsing or any of that,
like hobby horsing or the fucking,
what's the shit where they just grind on the floor, sliding?
I think that's cool, whatever, fine, you wanna do that.
I hate hobby mountain biking.
Hobby mountain biking is the stupidest shit.
How do I even find this?
Cause if I look up hobby mountain biking,
it just shows me people are actually mountain biking.
Hobby mountain biking is a thing where they have,
oh God, is this one?
No, it's just the front wheel.
It's the front wheel.
And they just run around with the front wheel.
What would I look up to find that?
Oh, they have hobby, oh my God,
they have hobby motocross, I didn't even know that.
I gotta cut the fucking music though.
This is called Hobby Duro.
This is Andy, and he went vi-
Like, I don't know if this is a meme.
This isn't even what I'm talking about,
but it's just imagine this with like a mountain bike.
This is called Hobby Duro.
This is Andy, and he went viral
for being the first professional hobby rider.
And Hobby Duro is basically just like normal in Duro,
but the stunts are much safer
since your bike doesn't have an engine or wheels.
But is this too dangerous?
This is called Hobby Duro.
But it's so lame.
Like, that's so lame.
Like I get people liking hobby horsing, right?
Like this because you're doing like some sort of athletics and you're trying to like mock what a horse looks like like they're doing high jump basically
like
Like there's shows, you know am I gonna go watch that? No, but like I'm not judging that
Hobby mountain biking just get a fucking mountain bike you chug
Why are like you're doing tricks that you could just do on a bike like just just sit on the bike
Just ride the bike.
I get maybe a hobby motocross,
I get it even more than hobby mountain biking.
Cause like motocross it's like, oh fuck,
I could like snap my neck and die.
But like hobby mountain biking,
a brother has to be a video of it.
I'm gonna look it up on Tech Talk.
There has to be a video of it.
Oh my God, here it is.
Wait.
So here's another sport that's.
but this guy commentating on it, but it's fine.
So here's another sport that's similar to hobby horsing.
Why am I doing that fucking half job?
It's just a fucking tire of a mountain bike
and these guys do it.
I don't know if you guys have seen those,
you know, the hobby horsing videos
where people have a stick between their legs.
It's making me do a puzzle!
You know, like a horse obstacle course
and then they jump, but they jump themselves.
And I was going to say this is just as bad,
but this is actually better.
Oh my God, it just made me do it like 20 times.
The hobby of horsing.
Look the fuck.
Yes.
Where I guess it's just the front fucking tire
of a mountain bike and these guys do it.
I don't know if you guys have seen those,
you know, the hobby horsing videos
where people have a stick between their legs
and they pretend like they're on a,
you know, like a horse obstacle course
and then they jump, but they jump themselves.
and like, why do you not just get on an actual bike?
Like, this has to be fake.
I understand this is warping, but this is like, why?
Why?
Just fingerboard, bro, not even just fingerboard.
What are we doing?
Just have an actual bike.
You're telling me you're too scared to just do the jump?
Just do the jump.
This seems like more effort.
I was gonna say, this is just as bad,
but this is actually better than that
because this is at least part of the bike, you know?
This is just the front part of my life.
Oh my god, no stop!
The fucking...
Like it's a hard hang time.
And then lands it back down.
But you can learn how to do that in like a week.
Like, you're not gonna be good,
you're gonna fall probably sometimes when it's like,
ugh, why?
To us poses, poses are an OG form of Loppa.
I've been using it for that thing,
go bolt it, man chirping.
Same with the term casual in sports, like somebody that watches NBA here and there, but who still act like they got the most valid takes.
If Wimmy could somehow get to at least the third round of playoffs, what would be wrong to say Wimmy is already better than LeBron?
And it's probably way more examples of terms that are just the same thing as LARPing.
But if you like the aesthetic of something, why not just actually get into it instead of pretending that you have?
But when people use this form of pretending to have...
Because you jump from thing to thing, like if you're a LARPer for a specific hobby, you could just hop from hobby to hobby.
You don't need to actually invest time
into something that you seriously enjoy.
More knowledge about something than they actually do.
I just curious, what's the price on that rig there?
Um, so yeah, it's mostly because they're just getting
into it or they wanna be included.
That kid actually knows his stuff though.
I'll see him on TikTok.
That kid's not warping.
No, seriously, I'm gonna defend that kid.
That kid's not warping.
That kid actually knows tractors
and he's like eight years old.
Getting into it or they wanna be included
in that community.
But why is it not okay to not know everything about everything all the time?
Can we just normalize saying I don't know again?
Cause when you don't and you pretend to know about some shit it just comes off as rage bait.
My current favorite video on the internet is this video of this guy asking his co-worker
Who's a better fighter in terms of boxing?
Mike Tyson
I was going to rip his heart out, I'm the best ever
I'm the most brutal in Michigan, most ruthless champion I've ever been
Or Zuku Midoriya
And this nigga
Who would win in a fight?
He's talking about how he's seen his fights.
What would you place as Zucumidoria?
I don't know.
I don't need to rest you down.
But any fact y'all got your theory?
I still think that Zucumidoria is having my sights.
He's just too quick.
That's great.
Just say you don't know who Zucumidoria is, gang.
It's fine, bro.
Oh, I thought he was just going, oh, well, if they had no powers.
He didn't know who Zucumidoria was.
I was going to say there's no world where Mike Tyson with no powers beats
Deku. Like Deku's just fucking eviscerating you.
Zuku Midoriya.
Even though I hate Deku. Deku with no- Deku season one would lose to Mike Tyson.
And this nigga was talking about how he's seen his fights.
Where would you place his Zuku Midoriya?
I don't know. I don't need to rest and sit down.
But any Deku y'all got to be up there?
I still think his Zuku Midoriya is over Mike Tyson.
He's just too quick. He got-
Just say you don't know who Zuku Midoriya is. Gang, it's fine.
Oh my god, he's acting like he's just a regular boxer, bruh.
But I find that the word lopping is often confused with flexing.
It's confused when lopping is simply just flexing something that's not yours.
Or flexing a lifestyle that you know damn well you can't keep up with,
but still promote the idea that this is the daily.
And this confusion is just a side effect of the way that social media just is.
Some flex with a no-goo side-night in the back, bro.
It is not telling you the story of the 16-hour shift that was just eaten away.
Bro, you see those videos of motherfuckers posting in front of a Lamborghini that isn't theirs,
And then the owner pulls up and he's like dude, what the fuck are you doing? Oh
Top ten awkward moments top ten awkward moments. You're getting Instagram flex in front of a Lambo. That's not even rented
It's just not yours. It's just parked on the side of the road and
Then the actual owner pulls up and he's like, you know get off my car
And the mindset behind lopping is a fucking domino effect from the perspective of a lopper
It's like why does everyone seem so plentiful?
And now you've forced my hand and I have to render my army high rise with the last of my savings and easily the worst kind of
Lopper is the core sellers people will love having a get
This is what I started this video with this is why I started this video if they are the worst this actual shit, bro
Might be his but rented ass BMW
Rented ass shit. He don't own that fucking thing. He got he got that least which quick method while they get
That's one of his friends one of his friends cars dad bought it. Which quick method is them lopping and they're selling their course by showing
I I will say even if you are rich
Yes, you could get inherited money if you are a teenager
And your parents are rich and you're flexing you're lopping because that's not your fucking money
It once you're like 25 and you have a job even if you work for your fucking parents and now you have money
Okay, fine, but like you're larping being rich even if you are a part of a rich family because you have no money
Like you're you're flexing shit. That isn't really yours
Like it's your it's your car that your dad got you your mom got you but he's it in your name maybe but it's like
But you ain't got no money. They're paying the payments. They're paying your phone bill
They're paying your Wi-Fi bill your insurance all this other shit. You still live with them like you're not rich
You live with somebody that's rich videos of Lambos. They don't own and vacations
they got from other niggas videos and this is a genuine method people were
trying to make money this is nicknamed the TJR method and all because people
believe he's the one that started it he's the one that started it and it
worked and it worked TJR actually is fucking rich but TJR made all these
These other goblins come out of the fucking woodworks that are like, I'm going to fucking
post my BMW that I rented and get people to buy my course.
You're not TJR.
You're not TJR.
Right?
It worked for him.
It's not going to work for you.
Ty Lopez is the OG.
No, somebody in my chat just said, remember, Ty Lopez did it.
No, Ty Lopez is the OG here in my garage with my new Lamborghini.
But you know what's better than all these cars?
Knowledge.
read a book every day for shut up fuck that was the most annoying ad in like
2015 or whenever that was posted legit and that he lopped himself a Conan
Seg which is a $3 million car by the way but in my opinion though I'll just say
this is people hating but there's this idea which for the most part I think is
a joke but knowing the internet you just never really know and it's this
idea that lopping is like a form of manifestation the idea is that in
in order to become rich, you first have to pretend.
I know this isn't a joke.
Oh my God, maybe it's not.
But you call me a child every day.
You're larping as an Italian, we know you're a Jewish spy.
To be rich, and as followed up with arguments like this,
to sleep, you first have to act like you're asleep,
Therefore, lopping is the key to life.
That's not relevant, is it?
There's a niche group of people that don't hate on lopping,
but straight up promote it.
I saw this TikTok from this guy, Ben Carr,
a 10 minute video on how to lop.
I multiple extensive PowerPoint slides
on each of the methods.
I can't be better than you.
I fucking hate that video.
And I'll give it to Burrell,
because this shit is-
No, that video pisses me off.
Solutionary.
Just peep the tech of using screenshots from videos instead of direct image.
What do you mean in betweeners reference?
Alright here.
This is from Pinterest.
Reverse image search was a lopper's worst nightmare.
This nigga really changed the game.
But I'm not gonna sit here and act like lopping is not just human nature.
At the end of the day we all, yes we all.
Also this guy named Chris from, um, he's from Vancouver, Canada.
We all somewhat care about it.
Ranking everyone on earth.
Wait, no that's a funny ass bit.
Um, he's from Vancouver, Canada.
We all somewhat care about other people's opinions.
Drop that nonchalant shit 2026 site.
It's going on a mug.
But especially when it comes to posting online, I would never believe that I post for myself
logic.
Cause when you think about it, it doesn't make any sense.
Give me even one reason that shit did not remain in your camera all day.
But the main reason behind posting something personal has almost always been external
validation.
And in no universe am I trying to say this like it's wrong or a bad thing.
It can be a-
Bro should I do that?
I'm thinking I would love to make a fucking tier list,
not of everybody on earth,
but just random ass people.
Optic scumpy, Adam Sammer, phase adapt, my friend Chris.
I just like, I just started pulling
a random president, George Washington.
Like I just get like fucking 300 people
that are like all over an area.
I would have to make it though, so I know who they are.
As simple as I like this photo, I'm gonna share it, and I'll...
Rob Little.
What other people like...
Rob Little followed me.
Okay.
This can include a whole big bunch of other things too, like a photo of a sunset.
Nobody gives a fuck about your sunset, bruh.
It should have stayed in the camera roll if you wanted to post it for yourself.
But still sharing it because you think it's cool, and maybe other people will like the photo too.
That is a valid reason for posting that sunset.
Lopping is just an attempt to speedrun the most amount of validation.
And the only times it's not as when it's done as a growth method, you know, the lobby waited the top idea.
And then there's people like J Cole, who people say lobs being humble.
Now maybe he's not lobbing being humble, but someone explained to me why this multimillionaire is driving around in a beat-up Honda Civic.
The way-
Yeah, that is confusing.
Maybe some celebrities try to be relatable is so cringe because it's pure lob.
This clip of Rookie Lopping watching Streamers.
Then y'all got the youngsters like, you know, uh, show speed, taking it to a whole nother level and, and, and Casana, he's still doing podcasting.
Nega who the hell is showing speed?
And then the Michael B. Jordan incident.
What do you think, Michael?
Nave's the two biggest streamers, you know, the streamers, Isha Speed, Mr. Bees.
B. Jordan's favorite anime is.
It's a good question.
Favorite anime is Naruto.
Shapita.
Naruto.
I'm done bro eat this outro
damn dude I would just make up some other shit I would just say Dragon Ball
because you can't mispronounce that there's a lot of animes that I could
pronounce or you could pronounce really badly Naruto what's another one there's
There's just like, I don't, not my, not my hero academia, no.
There's like so many, yeah, Pokemon, no.
Jujutsu Kaisen, Yu-Gi-Oh, I don't know,
or like characters even, just more characters in the show.
Like if you just say the character name wrong,
bro, people will flame your ass.
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What did ancient humans do all day before jobs existed?
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What did ancient humans do all day before jobs existed?
You wake up when your body is ready.
No alarm, no schedule, no place you need to be.
You sit up, stretch, and ask yourself one question.
What should I do today?
For 99% of human history, this wasn't a hypothetical.
This was every single morning for roughly 300,000 years.
And they-
Yeah, bro, but you're not waking up in a fucking bedroom going,
oh, no alarm clock.
What do I do today?
You're waking up because you're sleeping in the outside.
You're sleeping in nature the sunrise is there's animals about you're probably gonna wake up because it's time to wake up like
If you were to work on like circadian rhythm clock, and you lived outside
You probably would wake up at like 7 a.m. Every day because the sun's up like maybe you sleep like an hour longer
Tops, but then you got shit to do dude. You're gonna die if you don't get fucking food
Answer to that question looked nothing like the life you're living right now
I know there was even in medieval times like once like alarm clocks didn't exist
but there were societies there were people you could pay to like throw pebbles at your window
to wake you up like they would be your alarm clock there was like a person whose job was to stay up
and like when the sun rose you would wake them up they were called knocker uppers is that actually
what they were called. He has a job. Knocker uppers were human
alarmed clocks and they worked in Britain and Ireland during the
Industrial Revolution. They were paid a few pence a week per
person to wake up factory and mill laborers. Alarm clocks were
in it were expensive and unreliable. These people
had long poles and pea shooters to like bang on windows and
they would wake your ass up. What a fucking job. It's for the
sub Jen interview to the sub I love I love learning about
jobs like that that like used to exist but now they're just like you know in the future irrelevant
so why would you ever have somebody do that now modern humans spend about 90 000 hours of their
lives working that's roughly one third of your waking existence dedicated to a job but for the
overwhelming majority of human history jobs didn't exist there was no employment no wages no boss
no career ladder to climb so what did people actually do all day let's start with what we
know for certain. Fucking hunt. Walk around. If I was a kid, I feel like most of it was
like cultivating food, right? Like even before like farming, it was just like foraging, foraging
for shit, hunting animals, making a fire, cooking the food, maybe having maybe improving
on your shelter in some way, and then just fucking, you know, infant mortality was through
the roof.
They had to constantly be having kids.
In 1963, archaeologist Richard Lee conducted a study that would change how we understand
prehistoric life.
He tracked the daily activities of the Dobe Jews.
When does gooning come in?
I don't think they were ever gooning.
I think they were just constantly having sex, because it was like, if you were alive
even like caveman times, the odds that you would live past the age of five was very slim.
Like you're probably dying when you're born, you're dying in the first year that you're
born or you're getting eaten or fucking some sort of disease in the first five years of
your life.
Like one of the biggest things of science in general is the fact that we have reduced
infantile mortality drastically.
That's why our life spans up, right?
There were a lot of people like when they say the average person didn't live till
25 in like caveman times. That's true, but the numbers highly skewed from like people that died
in infancy through early childhood. Like if you were a caveman and you live to like the age of 20,
odds are you might live to fucking 45. Like you'll probably figure it out. You know,
you're not going to live to like you're 80, but there were people that were living till
their 40s in earlier caveman times.
onesie people in Botswana one of the few remaining groups still living in a way that resembles pre-agricultural human life
He found that adults spent about 2.5 days per one and every two newborns died at birth
That and then even in newer societies like the Spartans one and two newborns died at birth
Maybe it might have been a little bit lower in that earlier society
But Spartan society if your kid had a defect they'd fucking throw it off a cliff
So it's like yeah, you're you're you're getting a pool rate of like fucking 30%
Like 30% of kids are actually making it into the adult world, not even the adult world.
30% are getting cared for because the other 70% died or they threw it off a cliff.
And then of that 30%, only like what?
80% of them live to, you know, a certain age and then now they're, they die when they're 20
because they have to enroll in the military and all the sudden it was like brutal, man.
A weak acquiring food.
Like, are you always got to think, bro?
Alexander the Great did all that shit before he was like 22 and then he died.
and then he died.
Like, when you think of people like that,
like Alexander the Great...
He died when he was 32.
Like, most of the shit he accomplished, he was like 20.
That's roughly 17 hours.
The rest of the time, they did whatever they want.
We've all seen 300, mate.
Dot, dot, dot, lol.
Okay, Benny Boy.
At least I've seen 300 in the movie.
They don't show them chucking babies off-cliffs
and the fact that to prove yourself in the Spartan army you had to go kill slaves.
They romanticized the Spartan army. The Spartans were brutal, brutal people.
It wasn't allowed to kill, like you weren't allowed to do it but it was still an initiation ritual
where you had to go fucking murder some guy. Like there was crazy shit they did in Spartan
societies that they didn't show in the fucking movies. And here's the important part.
This pattern shows up everywhere. It's just this war, it's just this war group of people
It's like 300 men that are trained to go kill wolves and they have to prove themselves in the wilderness. It's like, yeah, it was more than that.
Anthropologists look. The Hadza in Tanzania. The ache in Paraguay. The Mart 2 in Australia. Completely different environments. Different continents.
Same result. About 15 to 20 hours per week spent on survival activities. For context, you probably work twice that.
Now, some of you are thinking, but those are modern people. How do we know ancient humans lived the same way?
Fair question, and the answer comes from bones.
When archaeologists compare skeletons of ancient humans
to early agricultural populations,
the difference is dramatic.
Farmers were shorter.
Their bones show signs of nutritional deficiency.
Their teeth were riddled with cavities
from grain-heavy diets.
They had arthritis in their spines from repetitive labor,
and they died younger.
Ancient human skeletons taller, stronger,
healthier teeth, less joint damage.
Their bones tell a clear story.
They were doing less repetitive physical labor,
not more, but the most fascinating evidence
comes from something archeologists found that shouldn't exist
if survival was a constant struggle.
Art.
In 1994, explorers discovered Chauvet Cave
in Southern France.
Yeah, it was clear they had free time.
Like, they had time to kill.
Cave art, even Neanderthals, non-homosapiens did cave art.
Like, other versions of humans did cave art.
Like, they had, they were efficient enough to do shit.
And I always think about that too.
Like, imagine being alive in a time
where other versions of people existed,
like not just like Homo habilis or like Neanderthals,
like what was that one group of people
that lived on like island countries
and they were three feet tall,
different types of humans, human species.
No, it wasn't Homo erectus.
Oh my god, not homo habilis.
I think it's homofluoresis, fluorensiensis, homofluoresiensis.
It was like a, I can't show this, they're naked.
It was like a, it was a type of people that lived in Indonesia and this is before homosapiens
and they were like, averagely three feet tall, like full grown.
It wasn't like they were like little people or something.
Like they were like, averagely three feet tall.
This is like the skull structure of them.
All the, you can look it up.
All the images they're about naked.
But they were like really tiny.
And they lived in like flourished for like,
thousands of years.
Like none of them are alive anymore,
but they were alive 50K years ago.
And then they went extinct.
Were all part, if you are not,
if you are from non-African descent,
The average, like, European individual, like a Caucasian male is, like, 1-2% Neanderthal.
Inside were paintings-
Cause they all- they crossbreed-ed.
And then we killed them.
Created roughly-
Or out-competed them.
30,000 years ago.
Horses.
Why-
Sucks, there's different types of humans.
Well, I think it would ground people more if there were different types of humans.
I think we hold ourselves at this higher...
...ashelon, because it's like,
Oh, we're not animals, we're people.
But like, if there were different types of humans,
you would be like, oh, we're just animals.
Like, it would be a lot more recognizable
if there were like Neanderthals and Homo erectus
still walking around, you'd be like, oh, there's like,
actually different types of fucking people, man.
Lions, rhinoceroses, rendered with perspective,
shading, and movement.
I gotta rewind.
To go.
Horses, lions, rhinoceroses, cave-ars,
rendered with perspective, shading, and movement.
These weren't crude stick figures.
This was sophisticated art
that required skill, planning, and most importantly, time.
Someone spent hours, maybe days,
deep inside a cave by firelight,
painting animals on a wall.
Not for survival, not for food, for beauty,
for meaning, for something to do.
In Blombos Cave in South Africa.
Well, then even games, like what, like you could look up,
like I actually always look into this shit,
like what's the earliest board game?
What's the earliest, the oldest game played?
Like what's the oldest game?
Sennett an ancient Egyptian race game from the year 3100 BC
Bakhaman from
30000 BC
So these are dangerous like 5,000 years ago, and then even then there were probably just like stupid shit cavemen did
Like who could hit this tree with a rock?
Archaeologists found 100,000 year old soggy desk it. Yeah, soggy desk it a classic an instant classic
and 100,000 year old perforated shell beads.
Tiny holes drilled through seashells,
clearly meant to be strung together as jewelry.
The nearest coastline was 20 kilometers away.
Someone walked 40 kilometers round trip
just to collect shells,
then spent hours carefully drilling holes with stone tools.
Just to look good, in 2008.
Yeah, but I wonder how they had that.
I feel like they had to be collecting
and doing stuff in that timeframe too,
because like, he's saying 15 to 20 hours a week
was spent foraging and hunting.
And yeah, I will say you wanna be more sedentary
because then you're burning more calories.
Like there's no point,
I'm forgetting that there's no food storage.
So if you have food for the week,
like say you have raw meat and you've cooked it
or you've like even maybe put it in salt
like earlier on like humans figured that shit out.
Like that's not lasting super long.
Like if you have food,
okay, I'm good for three days
and then I gotta go get more food.
There's no point in getting food now
because I have it right now.
And if I get more food, it'll rot.
So it's like, once if you kill a deer,
now you just do nothing for three days
because you and your tribe are fine.
Like you're just chilling.
So it's like, all right, let's kill time.
Let's go fuck around and then we gotta go find food again.
Researchers found a 40,000 year old flute
carved from a vulture bone in Germany,
five finger holes, perfectly spaced.
Whoever made this understood music.
They understood pitch
and they spent significant time crafting it.
Not for hunting, not for defense.
For music.
These are-
That's so cool, man.
Somebody figure that shit out.
Isolated finds.
Across Europe, Africa, and Asia,
archeological sites from 100,000 years ago onward
are filled with evidence of decorative objects.
Carefully crafted tools far more elaborate
than necessary for survival.
From 100,000 years ago?
And items that required hours of focused work
with no immediate practical benefit.
This is what people did when they weren't securing food.
They created, they decorated,
they made things beautiful.
So let's reconstruct a day, you wake up around.
Well, I just want to know the first human that went, whoa,
what, who am I, you know?
And then I assume that's where like,
it had to be like earlier language,
like once language was made, you know,
there were people that were using complex language
to question feelings they once had.
Like a, before language, there might have been
some sort of sentience and a feeling of like dread
and it's kind of unexplainable.
And then now they're able to put it to words
once they have language capabilities,
like generations down.
And then there had to be a first guy that's like,
wait, what are humans?
Like, what are we?
Gone.
The fire from last night is still smoldering.
Someone adds wood.
You eat leftover meat or fish from yesterday.
Maybe some nuts or berries collected the day before.
Breakfast is social.
People talk.
They plan loosely for the day.
Not because they have.
if there was no language that they've intervoiced.
No, because your inner voice would be
what the language you spoke is.
So it'd be more animalistic and emotional based,
maybe image based, like imagery in your brain,
but earlier languages, it started out as like,
you could look into like how languages begin.
Written language is a lot more complex
in how I try to understand it.
Like when we had to do this
for like some fucking class I took,
but it's like earlier humans,
it started out as like just basic runs
and like kind of emotional communication.
And then it was more like common terms
where they didn't have sentences
that could string together,
but if they said a frit, like they would know like,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
meant fucking deer or some shit.
That was a bad explanation.
But like they had a common shared term for something
and then they got better at signing to each other
if they had to be quiet, like, oh, go over here.
So they knew how to point and stuff.
And then you start connecting that
over thousands of years of like shared knowledge
and what you're giving down to your kids,
eventually they're able to talk like we are
in like a stringed way.
They're able to more complexly
or more in a complicated way,
share how they feel or how they think.
Do, because that's what humans do.
Around mid morning,
a small group might leave to hunt or gather.
Cause like you, you get what I'm saying very rapidly,
but if you break down every word of every sentence
that I'm saying, it's correlated with some sort of meaning.
You just get it because you've spoken English
for your whole life or most of your life
or you understand English fluently.
But if you're able to break down every term,
it's like, oh, it's its own unique thing, obviously,
with its own definition.
This is a no shit moment.
Somebody in chat say no shit, Jovart.
You're a dumb ass.
You're a larping.
But what was I saying?
It's just that.
Over thousands of years, just slowly combined.
boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, we need a word for this.
Let's name it, blah, blah, blah.
Like, yeah, no shit.
But I never understand how they put, like,
an alphabet to something.
Like, or earlier, like Egyptian language
makes more sense to me.
Like the idea of having symbols
that correlate with image in your mind, you know?
Having like a Latin root, yeah, or like a fucking vowel.
Like a vowel was the biggest thing in written language
is like A-E-I-O-U,
being able to like connect phrases in that way
because it's like what we're saying makes sense,
but when you read a language, it's so verbally different.
That's how you people that are illiterate.
It's cause you can understand a language verbally,
but like writing it down, it's too, you learn,
you know English as a language in two different ways.
You know Spanish as a language in two different ways.
Like you could learn Japanese
and never be able to read it
because it's like you actually know two different modes
of communication.
Here's the key.
You don't go every day.
If the hunt was successful two days ago
and food is stored, you might not leave camp at all.
You might spend the morning working on tools,
sharpening a spear, leaving a basket,
scraping an animal hide to make it soft and usable.
This isn't...
And that's why it's like, it's always based off of some,
it's usually based off of vocal,
like written language is based off vocal language.
But for somebody that's like deaf that learns ASL,
ASL is its own unique language
that isn't correlated to spoken English.
It's like its own fucking thing.
They still understand both,
but like somebody that is deaf reads, say, written English
and also is able to communicate
with American Sign Language.
Baba, Think of the Raid.
Jojo and Anna, Think of the Sub.
It's C.D. Alba, Dale Cole and H.D.A.
Think of the Sub.
Rocky, Think of the Three.
Look at Go to the Longer Hair.
Thank you.
It's coming in B2 of the Sub
or to Zaw, It's, Whirl, Pew and Tofee for the Sub.
Work in the modern sense.
There's no clock, no supervisor.
You do it because competence matters,
because being skilled earns respect,
because making things well is part of being human.
If hunting happens,
it's not the frantic chase you see in movies.
Humans are persistence hunters.
We track animals at a steady jog for hours
until they overheat and collapse.
We're the only species that can do this effectively
because we can sweat
and regulate our body temperature while running.
Most animals can't, so we outlast them.
The hunt might take three to six hours, including travel.
Then the animal is carried back
Or even when they had the hunt for exhaustion,
you might take that long.
But even if you have an instance where they have bow and arrows
and they shoot one, they might shoot a moose.
Like if you're an earlier human,
you shoot a fucking big ass animal.
You hit a kill shot,
but now you just kind of have to follow the moose around
for fucking nine hours till it collapses.
Cause you can't rush at it cause it'll kill you.
But you just have to wait from afar
for it to fucking die and bleed out.
Dylan, take it for the five gifted subs.
Everyone eats.
And by early afternoon, the productive part of the day is essentially over.
What happens next is what modern people find hardest to understand.
Nothing and everything.
People rest.
They sit in the shade and talk.
They play with children.
They groom each other, picking through hair, reinforcing bonds.
They make-
I think it's like you got-
It's just a more complex version of like what chimps would do, or like apes.
Like, earlier humans, before they had conversations, it was maybe like just regular grunts and stuff.
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Yep. And there's another band. All right. Let's, let's think before we type.
Um, fuckin' hell.
I, as I was saying,
if you're an earlier human,
your shale time is the equivalent of being
just like a more evolved ape creature.
Jewelry from shells or beads or animal teeth,
they carve designs into bones or stones, they nap.
Anthropologist James Sussman documented that
among the Ju-Huanci, adults spend roughly six hours
per day in what he called social time.
Not working, not sleeping,
just being with other people, talking.
Yo, we tried, man, it's instant back in the sub only, dude, react days are so dog shit.
Laughin', tellin'-
I'm sorry for the non-subs that don't have money to sub or don't want to sub, like, I'm not trying to pressure you to sub, man,
but you gotta realize, like, there's probably a good shit fuckin' handful of chatters.
Like, the second I take it out of sub only, it's so noticeable.
Jokes, because in a world without money or police or written contracts, you're sur-
Alright, rewind. Lock in.
Social time. Not working, not sleeping, just being with other people, talking, laughing, telling jokes,
because in a world without money or police or written contracts, your survival depends entirely on your relationships.
If people don't like you-
Yeah, but like, when were- when was there a fully spoken language where people were communicating in that way?
What was the earliest- the earliest spoken language?
Well, I don't want to say an official language.
It's impossible to know the first language I've ever spoken, true.
The spoken language is leaving no physical artifacts.
Linguists estimate human speech emerged between 50,000 to 150,000 years ago,
long before the invention of writing.
Yeah, because written, that's where you're going to know it's through written shit.
Like Sumerians dating roughly back to 3,400 BC,
why they consider the oldest known written language.
But even then, so say like 50,000 years ago,
they had a definitive language they spoke to each other.
Yeah, they just fucking chopped it up, just fucked around.
But like what stories is there to do, you know?
Because like when you hang out with your friends, you guys live different lives, you meet up,
you have stories to share, things to talk about.
If you're in a hunter-gatherer society with eight people that you live with on a daily
basis and you are around them all day every day, like what is there to talk about?
You're not giving each other hypotheticals.
You're not having fun like, ooh, what ifs, what do you think about this, this,
pop culture stuff. It's all just about like chilling and fucking oh food maybe that's where like
earlier religions and like beliefs took place because they would talk about that like what do you
think like philosophical shit but like more surface level but I feel like it'd be like very shallow
conversations yeah. Dylan thinking of the 5050s it's my 20th uh my oldest sister's 20th birthday
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Anything exciting coming out? Not really. Cambo and Clark jing take over the sub dealing for the
five giftids. They don't have to share food when you're hungry. So you invest enormous amounts of
time in those bonds. Not because it's productive because they took shrooms and got geeks. I mean
we watched a video about that. Yeah, earlier ancient humans did get fucked up all the time.
Because it's how humans stay human. Then the sun sets. And this is when something
remarkable happens. In 2014, anthropologist Polly Wiesner analyzed hundreds of hours of
of conversation recordings from the Yu Huan Zi.
During the day, conversations were practical.
Who saw animal tracks where?
Which plants were ready for harvest?
Complaints about someone not sharing fairly.
But at night, around the fire,
81% of conversations shifted to stories.
Myths about how the world began,
tales of ancestors who did impossible things,
jokes that made everyone laugh,
adventures from far away.
Weisner argued that this is where human culture
was actually born.
Gods, spirits, the past, the future.
things you can only think about when your stomach is full and you're safe.
And people didn't go to sleep and stay asleep the way you do now.
Historical records from medieval-
I mean, yeah, even earlier, like, more, like, philosophers in the thinker sense,
we're all just rich people, bro.
Like, Plato and all those guys, like, it was very rare you'd have a philosopher
in, like, early Greek times not be just filthy rich.
Because if you weren't rich, you were working and you didn't have time
to fucking sit on your ass and think about life.
for like endless amounts of time.
So it's, yeah, during free time
is when people have those thoughts.
Europe and sleep studies from the 1990s confirmed
that before artificial light humans slept in two phases.
First sleep for about four hours,
then a wakeful period of one to two hours
in complete darkness.
Then second sleep for another four hours.
So here's what-
I feel like that's how I live regularly.
I feel like that is kind of just how I,
I wake up at like, fall asleep, wake up four hours later,
can't fall asleep for another hour, pass out.
What a full day looked like.
And the whole time I'm sitting there,
I'm like, Dan, I could just like start my day.
But then I'm like, I'm just gonna crash five hours from now.
About four to six hours securing food or making tools.
About six hours in social interaction,
storytelling, grooming, playing,
about eight hours sleeping in two separate phases.
And the rest, resting, sitting,
watching clouds, doing nothing in particular.
Oh my God, having a fucking posted up Minecraft spawn.
Holy shit.
Living in just like a dope ass field,
on a beach, in a cave, in a mountain with a view.
Existing without needing to justify your existence
through productivity.
Then about 10,000 years ago, something changed.
Humans in the fertile crescent began planting seeds
and domesticated animals.
Agriculture.
And agriculture is a trap.
Once you start farming, you can feed more people.
More people means you need more food.
More food means more farming.
Within a few generations, populations exploded
and there was no going back.
Because now there were too many mouths to survive
by hunting and gathering.
You were locked in and farming required far more labor.
Plowing, planting, weeding, harvesting, storing,
defending crops from animals and raiders.
The skeleton.
But that's the only reason any of us are alive.
Like if we didn't have agriculture
and mass population growth, none of us would exist
because your parents would have never met
and your parents' parents would have never met.
Like, there would be people and humans still on earth,
but they would all be very localized populations
of hunter-gatherers that stayed in that circle
for thousands of years.
Like, if you have two parents,
like maybe your parents were in the same area,
but like, your grandparents might be
from two different countries.
Like, and then their grandparents
were from a different area.
Like you would have never had people in or mingle like culture wise.
Still evidence is unambiguous.
Or race.
Like if you're mixed, like especially that, like if you're like half black, half Caucasian,
there would have been zero chance your ancestors would have fucking met without agriculture.
Early farmers worked harder, ate worse, and died younger than the hunter-gatherers who came before them.
But the population kept growing, and with larger populations came specialists.
toolmakers, potters, weavers, inventors, then soldiers, priests, administrators, and eventually jobs, employment, the idea that your time belonged to someone else in exchange for resources.
By the time we built cities, the original human lifestyle was gone, replaced by schedules, obligations, the need to work most of your waking hours just to survive in the system we created.
Today, you spend 90,000 hours working and it's a constant it's a constant loop of return to increase production like any surplus of goods is reinvested into the system to grow the system like we're constantly serving the the future rather than the present like
Anything that you do that's like, oh, this is more efficient, now we can do this, no, let's, like, we watched a video about that with factories, like, if you're able to, like, more effectively produce energy, instead of just making energy cheaper, you just make more shit that needs energy.
Like, that's why, that's why prices of that stuff never go down.
Because whenever we get better at making something, you just make more things that need that shit.
Because now we'll just keep that at like a stagnant $2. We'll make it more efficient and then we'll add more stuff.
So you have more luxuries, but those luxuries never get cheaper.
Your ancestors spent way less. You sleep in one block and call waking up at 2 a.m. in Somnia.
They slept in two phases and used the middle hours for reflection.
You spend your life chasing an illusion of greatness, achievements, wealth, and success by standards society invented.
They woke up every morning already free, already enough, and at peace with nothing to prove to anyone.
They didn't need to become successful. They were already living the life you're-
Yeah, I wonder if there was like a level of- like what level of depression existed within earlier humans.
I don't think it was ever depression. I think there was higher rates of anxiety.
Like, that's what I think existed more.
I think depression was very far and few between in earlier humans
And it was almost certainly just full on anxiety because you're just worried about dying worried about dying worried about the future
Your fucking leg's injured. You have you're bleeding out. You have an infection
Like that type of shit working your entire existence to retire into
You make art if you can find time after your job
Like you trade you trade freedom for safety in modern society
Like, the freedom of this era was better, but it's like you could die at any time.
There's no net to catch you.
Made art because they had time, and that's what humans do.
We're not a different species, but we live so differently from how humans lived for 99%
of our existence that we might as well be.
We traded freedom for food security, leisure for population growth, time for productivity.
Most of us have no idea what we gave up, because we never knew it was there.
You think they, somebody said you think they gambled?
Maybe.
But I don't know how to do it.
Imagine being the first guy that made a casino.
Holy fucking printing.
Printing.
You're the first guy that invented like Blackjack and you're the house.
Fuck.
You probably raked in money man going to the OG slots. Well, not even the OG slots, bro
Those were like glitchable. I'm just saying you're the first to that invented like a roulette wheel
dead on it and
You're just the house infinite money glitch legitimately that everybody would hate you
Caesar and I'll have it with the sub real and Dylan with the sub happy to the thousand buddies love the stream
So I send a kind of whenever you're live. Thank you. How do you take it with the thousand buddies busy?
I was at boot camp. Is there a mental health awareness month charity stream? I did a mental health charity stream a
Little back you missed that. Yeah, I know may as mental health awareness month though
but
No, I have not done a
Mental health charity this month
Lester thinking of the thousand buddies you tomorrow once you're gonna back to that lifestyle opinion fc for the sub easy and moral
of the sub Dylan and I'm with the sub.
Yeah, but his idea of mailing people bombs
is probably not the way to get there.
Rice, they give this up.
All right, I have to go piss
and then we'll hop into the last video.
Next horror game tomorrow.
Activation one schedule, Activation one schedule.
Yeah, let me down.
Again, yeah, I've been fucking chugging caffeine,
bro, with the box.
All right, we have a philosophy video next. PSA. If you don't like philosophy or talking
about religion or death or stuff, fuck off. Don't go, this is boring. I don't care if
you think it's boring. Conversely, if you have a different opinion, that is fine. Just
don't be a dick about it. That's what I say. If you think that this is the right way or
this is the right way, keep in mind faith and philosophy in general is subjective.
Strong belief in God, doctrine is a living religion based on spiritual apprehension
rather than proof, right?
Nobody is not a right nor wrong.
Obviously it's objective to you,
but it's objective to everybody else.
We're just here to have a conversation,
learn each other's point of views and move on.
The video today is the Gen Z religious revival isn't real.
Let's lock in.
Maybe not super philosophical,
might be a lot more statistics,
but I think it's a good conversation.
If you only read the headlines, you'd think that the U.S. is in the middle of a religious
revival led by Gen Z.
USA Today.
Gen Z is returning to Christianity.
Axios.
Young men are leading a religious resurgence.
And here's a very confident claim from the evangelical ministry, the Gospel Coalition.
It's here.
Gen Z Revival hits campuses.
But if you read sociological data and said the headlines, the picture looks very
different.
The Bible would leave a clear statistical footprint and it's just not there.
I think part of that is because people are largely less religious now.
So when you see somebody get baptized in their 20s, it feels like a lot bigger of a movement
than before.
The amount of people that are, you got to keep in mind, America is also a very religious
Christian country comparable to a lot of other countries.
A lot of European countries are largely atheist, agnostic,
or just non-religious in general,
comparable to the United States.
But the United States was built on, you know,
Christianity, Catholicism, Protestantism,
and there's always been back and forth on that.
You can learn about how Catholics used to be persecuted
and all this other shit,
and how the majority of presidents
that have ran this country,
every president that has been a president
in the United States is a Christian,
or was a Christian,
and I'm pretty sure only two of them were Catholic,
and almost everybody else was Protestant.
I think earlier, maybe like Thomas Jefferson
or somebody maybe have been considered agnostic
and there were also founding fathers
that were considerably deist.
A deist believes that a God created the earth
but then left kind of like the clockwork God
where he starts it and then leaves.
But in general, the US was built on religion.
I think historically your grandparents generation,
boomers generation was very religious.
your parents' generation like Gen X, not as religious,
maybe millennials even if you're younger.
And then I think Gen Z where we're at now,
I think the baseline is less religious.
So when somebody gets into religion,
it seems like, oh, everybody's religious now,
this is a big deal, but it's like,
if you pulled the average person that's in Gen Z,
they might self-identify as Christian,
but like the majority of Gen Z people are non-practicing.
Like, I think they say 60% of American adults identify as Christian,
and obviously that's lumping in every American adult,
but I think if you polled Gen Z, which we might see here,
I think like a large portion of them do not go to church.
Can we actually poll that for the people that are in Gen Z?
Poll, do you go to church? Not are you Christian? Do you go to church?
And when I say, do you go to church, I don't mean you go on Easter and Christmas.
I go, that's a two times a year churchgoer.
I mean like devout you go every week. Like that's very rare in today's terms.
See this, let's zoom out and look at one of the most respected studies.
The Pew Research Center's 2023-2024 religious landscape study.
The decline of Christianity in the US has slowed, maybe has leveled all.
This is a massive study of nearly 37,000 Americans designed to track their religious
identity, beliefs and practices over time. And here's the top line finding.
Back in 2007, about 78% of American adults identified as Christian.
Wow.
By 2024, that number sat at roughly 63%.
So the Christian population of the US is dramatically smaller than it used to be.
But notice here that this long downward slide is not continuing.
It's also the one thing that they don't talk about is the, again, the devoutness of Christian.
How extreme, I don't like using the word extreme because that makes it seem bad if you are more Christian.
It's just like Christians in earlier US times were a lot more by the book than they are now.
Like most people that self-identify as Christian that I've met in my personal life, this is, you know, obviously a fallacy in that sense because I'm sharing my own personal experience.
But I think a lot of people would relate to this is that a lot of people that are Christian in the United States now are Christian.
They don't go to church as much, but they also kind of have their own nuance take of the Bible
Like they're less by the book. Yeah fundamentalist less they more take the broad
Grasp of what God Jesus and the point of Christianity is and then kind of meld their own moral beliefs to that
Rather than just going this is what the Bible says whereas before
I think it used to be you know a hundred years ago in like the 1920 years of her prior
It used to be a lot more. This is what the Bible says. This is what I believe versus I'm Christian
But this is what I think right you know that same thing
It's it's Christianity in general is a wide spectrum just denomination wise
But I think it used to be earlier Christians was like
Catholics Protestants Anglicans, you know and you and you were in that group, but now I think even within that group
there's a lot of subsections based on the church you go to, based on your upbringing,
what you think, how you act, right? Like you could talk to one Christian on the United States
that is a lot more conservative traditional Christian than somebody else that you might
find in like New York City. That is a Christian, you know? Like how they think and what they
think their religion is, is widely different.
case.
Over the last five years or so, the graph has stabilized, hovering in roughly the 60-64%
range.
And we can see this also in measures of prayer and church attendance.
The share of adults who say they pray daily, for example, has fallen dramatically since
2007, but since 2021, it has stabilized in the mid-40s.
Monthly attendance to a religious service tells the same story, leveling off in the
low 30s since around 2020, and we also see a slowing in the rise of religiously
unaffiliated people, the so-called nuns.
That is N-O-N-E-S. The folks who check the nun box on the survey question, what religion
are you? They make up around 29% of the...
I think that's because too, like, bro, I'm, I, this is again, personal, personal experience.
If I have 10 friends and two of them are agnostic and non-religious and eight of them
are Christian, of those eight, only two of them go to church. Like, I feel like it
It is very rare.
Like I feel like a lot of churches,
at least in New Jersey, are just fucking empty, man.
Like a Sunday Mass has like 30 people, tops.
Like it's not, and so when they click that box,
I think they have their own beliefs about God
that aren't really what the Bible says,
but they've grown up Christian
and been told their Christian and went to church.
So they self-identify as Christian and check that box.
but from an outside perspective,
they aren't practicing at all.
The US adults in the latest surveys
and they've been bouncing around that same range
over the last few years.
In other words, we're not seeing a third grade awakening,
we're seeing more of a religious plateau,
an unmistakable long-term decline
in Christian identification
and a short-term stabilization.
But here's the piece that matters most
to the whole narrative of a Gen Z revival.
Even though the overall decline has slowed,
younger adults remain much less likely to be Christian
than older adults.
In that same survey, only around 46% of 18
and 24 year olds identify as Christian.
Only 27% of them pray daily
and 25% attend a religious service monthly.
That's what I'm saying, dude.
25% of the 46% or 25% of the total amount.
This is a huge generational gap.
Oh my God, look at that.
It's halved, halved, like it just,
from 80% of 46, 58 to 47.
So the idea of like a revival,
I think it might be like more,
like there are people that are converting to Christianity
or refinding their faith,
but I think it's widely less than of this demographic
when they were our age.
That's when we compare to older adults.
The sociologist, Ryan Burge,
an author of The Vanishing Church,
backed this up when he dug into multiple data sets.
Using data from the general social survey,
Burj notes that the percentage of people who say they believe in
Is there an increase in Muslims and mosques?
Well, I think there's more of a, yes, there's a lot more conversion.
That's one thing.
If you look at this statistic, I would be interested to see what percentage of people went from being in a Christian household to becoming, you know, Islam or Buddhist or Hindu or something like that.
But I would say widely it's just non-religion.
Right? That's what Europe is, for the most part.
Like if you look at the UK, I wonder the UK's numbers.
What percentage of UK residents are Christian? It says 46 percent. What percentage of UK Christians
go to church?
11 percent. So it's half of even 18 to 24 year olds in the United States.
when we compare to older adults.
The sociologist Ryan Burge and often-
Like people, I think you,
I think a lot of people in this bubble in the United States
believe like, oh, so many English-speaking countries
are like Christian like the United States.
It's like there, there are so many churches
in the United States, but even,
and then there's other like European countries.
I think it's like Poland or somewhere.
What country in Europe has like more churches
than gas stations or some shit?
I think it's Poland.
No, not Vatican City.
That's fucking cheap.
That doesn't count.
I looked up what country and it says Vatican City as the most churches per capita.
Italy has the highest number of churches, 65,000 religious buildings,
followed by France, Spain, Vatican City.
Vatican City is like, okay, that's not, that's a really count.
It counts as a country, but it's like, for this point of conversation,
it's like, no shit.
Vatican City has a lot of churches through of the vanishing church back this up when he dug into multiple data sets
Using data from the general social survey
Burge notes that the percentage of people who say they believe in God without a doubt drops with each generation
Boomers are highest at 57% and that drops down to 40% with Gen Z
And he notes the biggest drop is the most recent shift from millennials to Gen Z a drop of eight points of people who
confidently believe in God and I think Gen Alpha will be like 30
I think Gen Alpha will be like 30, and then I think like Gen Z's kids in late Gen Alpha next generation will be even less.
Like I think they're, and that's why like churches get nervous, because it's like,
you also got to think churches at some point in the United States with a dropping number of people will end up closing.
Because won't they not be financially capable of sustaining it with lack of donations?
Like I've wondered that. Have any of you guys had like a church near you close? I've never really looked into that
Like because at the end of the it's not a business, right?
It's a church but churches need to be funded and if they're not if you don't have followers
You're not getting funds and therefore your church can't remain open like
You have to keep you have to pay even if you're not getting taxed like you have to pay to keep the lights on pay
You know to help keep the the the the priest that not the pastor
But say you have a priest like a pastor obviously could have another job
And they you know work at the church
But if you have a priest that priest doesn't have an income, but he has everything paid for him by the church
Confidently believe in God and when Burge looked at attendance Gen Z my first close church clothes for embezzling money. Okay. Well, that's not
That's not what I was asking.
I was saying, what's it getting fun?
Embezzlement is a different,
that's a white collar crime.
What, they were embezzling money?
And we believe in who?
God.
And when Burge looked at attendance,
Gen Z comes out as the least church attending generation
in American history,
with only 17% attending weekly.
Though the number that really jumps out
is the 38% of Gen Z who never attends,
way higher than any generation before them.
As for religious identification,
we see something similar with the Pew study.
After decades of study growth.
I don't think church pays taxes.
Cool ferret, did you listen to what I just said?
Yes, religious buildings or religious institutions
won't pay taxes off of tithing,
but they still have to pay their electricity bill.
They still have to pay to keep up every,
Like they still do stuff, right?
They still have stuff to pay, right?
At some point it will close if they don't have enough people.
The share of American adults who say
they have no religious affiliation has mostly flanned.
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it'll go back and Sub-O-Me if people get rowdy.
My church closed for renovations 10 years ago,
we merged with another,
and the original church is still closed.
That's what I assume.
It's like, if you have a church,
say you go to a Anglican church
in your local city and yours closes.
It's like, they won't say it's closing.
They'll just be like, oh, we're gonna merge with this church
and then you all end up going to one 10 minutes away
instead of four minutes away or something.
See each with this up, four, 20, think of the three.
Australia's church attendance is 4.6%.
Well, 44% are Christians.
That's what I'm saying.
I think most people, like most Christians
when they say I'm Christian,
they don't say I'm a,
they don't mean I'm practicing.
They just mean, I believe in God, son for the sub.
Like if you really boil down and you poke questions,
you say you're a Christian, well, what do you believe?
And you start going point to point
on their moral beliefs,
half of them won't coincide with the Bible.
Like genuinely, like half of people
that proclaim to be Christian
don't actually believe what the Bible says
in a large portion of their own personal beliefs.
They just believe in the Christian God.
Send your off to the sub, Samaritan three.
It's almost like it's, you know, when somebody says
they are Hindi or Hindu,
that could mean a very wide array of things.
I don't think Christianity is going down that route
because at the end it is a monotheistic God,
but it's becoming like very segmented in like what?
It's no longer, I'm Catholic, right?
It's I'm Catholic, but I believe this, this, this
and this outside of, you know, like an individual,
Every single person believes this exact thing. It's no longer by the book. So I keep it at three
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Now, so taken together, is there a Gen Z revival?
Well, Gen-
Chat, when- don't turn this into the paragraphs today, I'm-
Gen Z has the lowest levels of confident belief in God.
Can you read Zusey after I read it in yesterday?
Taken together, is there a Gen Z revival?
Lock in! We're back in Zubble me, I'm sorry.
Well, Gen Z has the lowest levels of confident belief in God, and the highest rates have
never gone to church of any generation measured.
Yes, the explosive growth of religious disaffiliation has slowed, but nothing here looks like a dramatic
return to organized religion.
Attendance hasn't bounced back, and belief hasn't surged.
So if the major datasets all show the same thing, low belief, low attendance, and
historically high levels of non-religion among Gen Z, why do we keep seeing headlines
about a Gen Z revival?
Well, a big part of the answer is that some of these claims are built on flawed data or on
media outlets misreading what the data actually says. For example, consider a recent study from
the UK making similar claims. A report from an organization called the Bible Society argued that
church attendance in England and Wales had exploded since 2018. According to their numbers,
attendance among men aged 18 to 24 supposedly jumped from 4% to 21% in just a few years.
I think that's what you see a lot as well. I think like more Gen Z men are turning to religion and women I
Want to know the statistics skew on that because he is also using the term men
I think a lot of younger men that are in like their 20s are getting more religious than women
The sociologist David Boas when I think it is I don't know. I don't think it's brain watching at all
Like I think they're finding I think they have a gap in their spirituality that they find through religion rather than like personal
You know reflection. It's more like oh, I found this religion that I now believe in which is perfectly fine
It's your life. It's your faith, but I think that's like
This space I think you see it a lot with Jen's ears as
You would with any generation once they hit their 20s, you know
You're a non-religious person or you were in a Christian household and you became non-religious in high school
You went to college. You're out of college now. You're in your working life and you're going. What's the point?
You know, what do I do? Why am I here and you have all these questions?
You might have political beliefs that coincide with Christianity and so it's just like a puzzle piece
And it matches and then they become Christian like I think that's really what's happening. I don't think it's like a shock
It's just, oh, this actually coincides with my already existing beliefs.
The leading experts on religious change took a closer look at the data.
Church of Satan.
Satanism doesn't actually worship Satan for the large majority of Satanists.
It's just a decline in mockery of faith in general.
If you look into the history of Satanism.
And said, not so fast.
The most trusted national survey, the British Social Attitude Study, shows the exact
The Satanists don't actually believe in God, so therefore they don't believe in Satan.
They're just worshiping Satan as a mockery for the most part.
There are people that probably do worship Satan as some sort of like evil thing, and
those people are, yeah, nuts, but-
Opposite trend.
Like Satanists in general are not people that worship Satan.
Like word for word.
Urge going to Klein, but there's a lot of documentaries on Satanism that I don't-
I'm not saying I'm a Satanist by any means, but I had to watch a documentary for my church
in state and America class.
And it was like a 45 minute video on Satanism's historical rise and like why they came to
be.
Between 2018 and 2023, and individual denominations reported the same while the bibles.
Uh, Tweedle for the three. I'm not even just the fact the second you took it out to some only I saw five
Jew comments was nuts. Y'all are so fucking weird Christian just over the sub bend for the three
Lex they give it a three
Your shames are a long time heard your religion your views on religion curious about your beliefs and spirituality and reality
Do you feel sort of the raise the practice Christian?
I feel like more of the current Christian youth gets stronger in the faith about being outward rather than being new members joining
Yeah, Zach for the sub. I think they were existing members of the Christian church
They just weren't practicing and then they found a more in-depth love of their faith
Pierce for the three. I was a rich Christian used to go to church when I was younger
Exist as a God pastor never answered the questions wouldn't answer them as a definitive answer
Curious about your beliefs to spirit spirituality and reality I don't believe in a spirit at all
I think I die and that's it. I
I think all of my consciousness and sentience is derived through my neuro connections and my grade
That's it. I think my personality is like more than just brain matter
but I
Don't think that I have like something tying me down outside of my physical being
Society claim that I have a very absurdist look on life
Like, I think life has inherently no value or meaning.
I think there is no reason we are here outside to enjoy the little things and the absurdity
of the fact that we're here to begin with.
It doesn't make sense we're here.
It won't make sense we're here.
There is no reason we are here, but because of that I could just enjoy the fact that
I exist.
Catholic Church attendance had doubled, dated from the Catholic Church and be happy
that I'm here.
like in that sense it's absurdism.
Itself actually showed a sizeable drop during the same period.
So where did the whole revival story come from?
Would that make you a nihilist?
No, because nihilism in general would just be life has inherently no value
and they're not taking it's like boom cut.
Like absurdism is nothing really makes sense.
I find joy in the absurdist idea or the absurdity of reality.
The Bible Society used an online opt-in panel run by YouGov, had doubled data from the Catholic
Church itself actually showed a sizeable drop during the same period.
So where did the whole revival story come from?
The Bible Society used the study's methodology.
The Bible Society used an online opt-in panel run by YouGov.
People volunteer to join these panels, which means the sample is not truly random.
And that matters a lot, especially with young adults.
They're a notoriously hard group to survey accurately, and the ones who do participate
in these online panels tend to look very different from their peers.
They're the young adults who are more settled, easier to reach, and more likely
to already be involved in church life than the average young adult.
This can create the illusion of a massive surge, but you're actually just seeing
a skewed sample. Dr. Vos's bottom line is the old cliché that extraordinary claims require
extraordinary data, and the evidence here is just not strong enough. When you compare these
revival headlines to the durable long-term surveys, the probability-based ones that actually
track national trends, nothing suggests a dramatic return to organized religion in the UK.
In other cases, the Gen Z revival narrative comes from misunderstand-
I think it's also, I think the lack of religion is also the broad access to information now.
And I think a lot of people will be faithful regardless, right?
Because that's what they believe and that's awesome.
But I think a lot of people in earlier times, when they lived in a town, they didn't really
ever leave their town and everyone believed in the same thing.
Obviously, you're going to go, well, that's the right belief for me, because it's
only one you know of. But once you're in modern society and you can learn about other religions
and other belief sets, I think you see a lot more people falling into converting to another religion
because they find that one more, you know, believable. They go to agnosticism where they just
don't choose because there's too many options. They don't believe any of them or somebody said,
Holy, liberal sissy mods or I love when we do these philosophy streams now. It's like they motherfuckers come out of a woodworks complaining or
They um
They get more rooted in their faith, right, which I think you do see I think you see a lot of people
In modern times see all these other options go none of these are for me
I'm found set on my faith in
Christianity whatever the nomination that may be and
And so I think it seems like there's a revival because I think more people are getting more foundational into their beliefs
But you're also seeing a lot of people just go. I don't really believe in anything. I don't know
Think the underlying data. I think a lot of people now have that take like if you pulled the average
Genzier on the side of the street. What do you believe? I don't really know something. That's a higher power
And then would you go identify yourself? They might say Christian
and they might not, and then they move on.
I don't think it's like,
oh, I'm a devout believer, I go to church every Sunday.
I don't think that is as commonplace
because of that as well.
Because it's like, I also think there's a rejection
that Gen Z has to believe in what their parents believe.
And maybe it's just like,
oh, I'm gonna believe the exact opposite.
But I think it's more so just like a hesitancy
to follow suit with their parents.
Like you see more and more.
Obviously a lot of people do just believe
what their parents believe,
not because their parents believe it,
but that's just genetics, environmentalists,
how they've been raised, what they believe, how they think.
But a lot of people now it's just like,
oh, I wanna learn about other shit
because I don't wanna be just stuck
in the same mindset my mom was, or my dad was.
Take for example, this Fox News article from October, 2025.
It's not genetics.
I'm not saying it's genetics.
I'm saying genetic like root of, that was the wrong term,
like your lineage, your culture,
your family being always Christian,
so you're therefore more likely to be Christian.
Gen Z men returning to church and surprising college?
No, I don't think college is making people
less religious.
I think people are becoming less religious
earlier than college.
Like you're usually making that,
you're on the tipping scale of non-religious or religious
by high school, like by late high school.
Like I would say the average person,
if I had a guess, is probably deciding
whether or not they believe in something by like 18, 17.
Like they have a vibe of like, I don't believe this
or maybe, and then yeah, their beliefs
get foundationally stuck in the ground when they're
like 22, but they get a vibe of like,
yeah, I kind of started slipping through faith
or I found my faith earlier on.
Numbers in faith resurgence.
It summarizes the findings of a study
conducted by the Barna group saying church attendance has...
Like I used to be Christian,
like the first two years of high school,
I did communion, I took communion
and I would say I was Christian.
Around 16, 16 or 17 stopped believing in God,
Not God as much, but like organized faith,
still believed in God,
wore the cross until I was like 19,
took that shit off because I was getting death threats,
surprisingly, which was so weird
because I was like, wow, that's like,
I was getting death threats about that.
And I was like, why is that?
That doesn't make any sense.
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I'm sorry, I'm ignoring subs right now.
I feel like I wanted to keep talking about this.
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Think of the five get this freak earth that's he can't job take it for the study see in a mouth
I think of the sub and shotgun Willie think of the 50 gift it's anyways I
Took the cross off
Nothing against it
I wore it as a general sign of faith and I get why that upset people but I was like kind of shocked by how much
People were upset
So I took it off on and then after that I've kind of just slowly
found this. I'm not an atheist. I will say I'm an atheist because it's easier for
somebody to understand that doesn't know what I'm trying to say. I don't believe in
a monotheistic God that exists in the foundation of of what the religions
that exist now are. I would say I'm an agnostic leaning towards atheism. If I
had a bet, I would say like if you were like put all your money on there
being an afterlife and they're being a god or not. I would put it on not, but like I'm not
confident enough to just say that, you know, like, oh, I believe in fucking nothing. I'm certain of it
because I'm not certain, right? I can't be certain. So in that sense, I'm agnostic, but
yeah, I'm definitely not religious. Increased among j- Open to the possibility. Open to the
possibility. Yeah, there's no, I'm not like, oh, there's a hundred percent chance there's nothing
because I'm I can't say that and Z and millennial men showing signs of a return to church that
surpasses older generations. But that's not what the underlying study shows, not even close.
Dr. Burge pointed out the key detail that apparently everyone at Fox missed. The Barnas
Study doesn't measure Gen Z as a whole. It only was looking at Gen Z who are already church
goers, not all of young adults, not the general population, just the ones who already
attend church. So the study's actual finding is much more narrow. Among the subset of Gen Z who
already go to church, they attend slightly more often than the subset of millennials who
already go to church. And the difference is not dramatic. Church going Gen Z attend about 1.9
times per month, and church going millennials attend about 1.8 times per month. But though,
so they go more. That tiny effect gets translated into the headline, Gen Z men returning to
church in growing numbers. And I'm not saying that a millennial or Gen Z revival is impossible,
but reversing the current trend would demand a shift on a scale that we've simply never seen
in all of American history. And it's truly staggering when you put it into numbers. Dr.
Burge points out that to bring millennials back to the level of religious affiliation as their
parents, you would need around 10 million millennials to re-affiliate. And Gen Z,
which starts from an even lower baseline, you would require around 18 million to re-affiliate.
He writes there's no sign of that happening in any data set.
The reality is that there hasn't been a single event in the past 50 years that sparked a sustained,
measurable rise in religious attendance in the United States.
So the real question is, does this plateau, which we do see in the data,
does this signal the start of a religious rebound or is it simple?
I think it's just going to be the new set for the next 20 years and it might go down stagnate a little bit.
I just think in modern society you're gonna there's no world where you get a huge religious revival in a country with
350 million people like in a smaller country or an area that's already hugely largely religious
maybe you get some more church killers off of that, but
It knows somebody just had science rules. I don't even think it's science rules
I just think like as we get further advanced
You're just going to see less and less people believe in
like just faith. Like you're just gonna have less people that are faithful.
It's simply a pause in a longer term decline. I think it's simply a pause based on what we know about non-religion and generational change.
When people imagine a revival, they picture, you know, dramatic moments. Mass convert-
Religion might die, honestly? No. I don't think religion might ever die.
I think that there's probably like a plateau where I don't know you'd have to look at like a lot of countries and like their data on like outside of the US how religion has, you know, existed in their society.
But I could see a world where it's just like baseline for the rest of existence, 30, 40% of humans are religious, 70% are non-religious or unaffiliated, and that's just the norm, right?
Because I think like religion is a needed thing for a lot of people.
And you could argue the benefits and the downsides of religions historically, but I think like religion is something that is needed for a human population
not every human though and
So it's like what number does that work out to be it probably changes culture to culture country to country
And I also think it's like socioeconomic things like people people in hardened times are more likely to turn to religion
Because it's like you have to put your faith in something beyond your own capabilities
like there's like a phrase that it's like nobody believes in God until like
you have fucking grenades getting thrown into your fucking trench or some shit
like I'm not religious but in a moment of like need people get more religious like
when shit when times get bad people get more religious versions people because
you need to put something you need to hope that something beyond you can
help will suddenly flooding back into churches, a sudden spiritual awakening.
But religion in the real world usually shifts through generations, parents
passing on their religion to their kids and a growing body of sociological
reason. What is your take on countries being led by religious people?
What do you mean by like a religious leader, like a priest or a religious
person, meaning somebody that's just religious? That's very two
varying different answers.
Search shows that non-religion tends to be remarked.
I think church and state needs to be separated in in some regard.
Obviously, they can't be because if you are a religious person,
that will trickle into your political beliefs.
But I think nothing.
I think you have to look at it at a non-religious perspective of
what how would this affect society as a whole?
Not believing just in my faith in that sense, right?
Like, but I think people that say, oh, just religion and faith
or religion and politics should never be intertwined
and they can't exist together.
It's like, I get what you're saying,
but you can't tell a religious person
that believes things politically
from their religious perspective to just ignore that.
You know what I'm saying?
Like you can't go to a Christian and go,
have this take but ignore your faith.
Like no, they're gonna bring it in, you know,
but you have to bring it in in light
that not everyone believes what you believe.
Everyone is an atheist until they clog a toilet
somebody else's house. That is not what Sun Tzu said.
Stable across generations. A recent study of school kids in England fittingly titled
the stickiness of non-religion helps to illustrate this. The sociologists found that when parents
are already non-religious their kids typically adopt the same stance through simple absence
of religion in daily life. At home religion is not talked about. There are no rituals,
no social or behavioral expectations rooted in a particular religious culture. In that environment
But I think you're more in that environment. You're not likely to want to see religion in a actual
Oh, I'm gonna join light and when you're old enough, you don't believe it because you already have this base norm
I think it's it does go back to your parents teaching you the faith and whether or not I'm not doing class also
Who fucking redeemed class?
I'm not doing class. We are talking about a very serious topic right now
You want me to talk in a fucking German at Chris redeemed it Chris? You're done ass. I love you Chris
He told me he was gonna redeem it earlier
I mean by far the worst time he could have redeemed that reef on that shit Chris four hours in the stream
I'm talking about religion and you want me to start talking like this
You want me to start talking like this was if estates extreme
So honestly, I think it boils down to the fact that when you go to a regular person and their family is religious
No, I'm not what the fuck?
As I was saying, if a person grows up in a religious household,
they're more likely to believe that religion
because it's what they've been grown up in their reality to be.
Like, I've always said, I'm not opposed to if I had a kid,
them being religious.
You know, it's their life, it's their faith.
What I would not teach them any faith
until they're old enough to reason whether or not
it's real, right?
Like I can't, if you tell a four year old anything,
he's gonna fucking believe you.
And I don't think it's wrong to want your kid
to believe in your faith because you want them to be saved.
But at the same time, you have to recognize
that a kid will believe in Santa Claus the second
you fucking tell him Santa Claus is real.
So in the same sense, he's not going to decipher
the difference between that and anything foundational.
Like a five year old or an eight year old
isn't going to be able to understand the concept
of the afterlife, death, God, sentience, and morality, right?
Like, so that's why it's like, in the same sense,
they believe, like a five-year-old believes in God
the same way they believe in Santa.
Like, it's just, it's belief
because your parents instilled it onto you.
And it's like, this makes sense.
So it's like, I don't think there's a point in me
raising my kid like that, where I would just go,
hey, once they're old enough, I'd go,
hey, here's the religions, I'll teach you about them.
and you could decide whether or not you believe, right?
Not being, I'm not judging parents
that instill their faith on their kids when they're young.
I just think that's why you see a lot of people
turn away from the faith when they get older
is because they didn't really believe it to begin with.
It was just kind of a blind faith
because their parents told them about it.
And religious becomes the default.
And one of the striking takeaways
from this broader line of research
is just how strongly this non-religious default
carries on forward.
One landmark finding from the early 2000s
is that if you're raised by two Christian parents in Britain,
you have maybe a 50-50 chance of remaining Christian
as an adult.
But if you're raised with no religion,
the odds that you'll stay non-religious
are overwhelmingly high, well over 90% in some studies.
Of course, we're talking about the UK and not the US.
And the US has shown to be remarkably resistant
when it comes to secularization compared to Europe.
But these studies are why, for me,
the idea of a Gen Z revival is so hard to square
with the data.
If younger generations of Americans are already starting at lower levels of belief and practice,
and if non-religion itself is this sticky across generations, then a dramatic return to organized
religion becomes even harder to imagine as Gen Z starts to have kids.
So when you hear claims about a Gen Z revival, everything we're seeing across belief, behavior,
belonging, and childhood transmission points to not a resurgence but a plateau, and
possibly beneath that plateau the stickiness of non-religion that tends to flow in
one direction generation after generation. So, despite the headlines, the data leads
us somewhere much less dramatic, and a lot of that comes down to how we understand the
information we're swimming in. And one of the best creators exploring that broader
media landscape is Lindsay Ellis. If you look at her YouTube channel, you might think
that she's posted, what, one video in the last year? But that's because most
of her stuff is now exclusive to Nebula. Her newest video essay is the macabre world
of body cam YouTube. A deep dive into this unsettling little corner of YouTube that packages
police body cam footage into entertainment. And because it's Lindsay Ellis, it's smart,
it's dark, and it's doing the thing that she does best, pulling apart an entire genre.
We watch body cam videos all the time. I would watch that video and showing you why it matters.
And you can watch that in all of her other video essay. That's what you do, bro. I genuinely
believe if my chat had their way I would watch body cam videos every single day like I get
complained at to watch but there was like a two month stint where I didn't watch body cam videos
and people complained every day is on nebula nebula is a creator of this is definitely an ad
by the way yeah I'm not watching the rest of that but that was a fucking goaded video
Genzi's returning to Christianity that approves it opinion is the best thing I've ever read all
day the word data right next to the defendant sells it 100% of Gen Z men attend church according to
this house poll done by local churches yeah like you're gonna do you're gonna poll people do you go
to church or not and it's like it's like your church is outputting this poll and the only people
that are participating are Gen Zers that are religious so it's just like skewing the numbers
fully because like anybody else wouldn't even hear about the poll let alone want to take the
the time to do it.
Most Christians from previous generations
are barely religious at all.
I don't think that, I just think you notice the lack,
like if you talk to your grandparents
are almost certainly more religious than your parents
and your parents are less religious than you
or more religious than you.
Like it's like you see it through generations, man.
Like maybe not, especially if you live
in a very religious area or very religious state
or city, but like, I'm just saying
my own experience, my grandparents are so much more religious than my parents, and I'm so less
religious than them. It's like you see it go doom, doom, doom, down, down, down, down over generations.
And then once you have a parent that's not non-religious, it's very rare that you're gonna
have, not parent. Once you have parents that are non-religious, it's very rare that your kid
becomes religious. But yeah, I don't know. I think that's most families. It's the lack of
teaching. It's not the lack of teaching. It's the lack of teaching, but it's like, dude, I had friends
that went to CCD every day, every day, and they hated it. I remember I didn't go to CCD. I went
I went to school in early middle school.
This was like fourth grade, third, fourth grade.
I'm in class with like 20 other people.
And like most of the guys,
there's like me and one other guy didn't go to CCD.
Everybody else did after school
and they fucking complained about it.
They did not wanna go.
So it's not like, oh, these are like faithful people
that are like, they need to be taught.
What was CCD?
After school church class, basically.
You went to another school
where you learned for about two hours about the Bible
and God and they hated it.
And it was like, I don't even know what it stands for.
They would just talk about it.
It was Catholic.
Confraternity of Christian doctrine,
a Catholic religious education program for children
in kindergarten through high school
who attend public or secular schools.
Instruction on the Catholic doctrine
prepare students for sacraments like Holy First Communion, Confirmation. So it was like they
went to that and they would be like, dude, I have CCD after school and I'd be like, oh,
sucks. And I would just go home. Like, so I'm just like the kids don't like taking it,
not all kids, but like a lot of kids don't like taking it. So it's like, you can't
tell us lack of teaching because when they were being taught about it, they'd rather
not be doing that. Moses, thank you for the three. My delivery driver is late and
I'm hangry. Can you yell Travis? Thank you for the three. What religion do you relate with most?
This doesn't mean you are religious in that sense, but what do you relate to with most? Buddhism?
I liked learning about Buddhism because Nirvana is the cessation of the cyclical life death and rebirth in like the seven realms of
existence. I think it's like Holy Ghost
Then it's like human and that's how you escape is the only one that you can be human. There's like God and other shit
So learning about that's cool. I don't really believe in reincarnation, but I like the idea that like the end is
To not exist anymore
Saturn to the three have you ever seriously looked into Islam and would you ever be open to studying it like only Islam specifically?
I have learned briefly about the Quran in Islam in general, but I am certain I would not believe in it
I'm not judging it. I just why I don't believe in a monotheistic God
I don't believe in any I don't believe that God could be all-powerful and all good
I like it boils down to it the idea of a all-being God that cares for humanity is
very unbelievable to me. America for sub-november for sub. Just on any on
any just like broad basis like I've made rants about it you could go watch
But no more for the sub Travis with a three. I'm not gonna get into that right now
But yeah, I don't judge any any faith like I I think faith is awesome
I always say I wish I could be religious because I think being able to believe in a
higher power
Fully and not like force yourself to believe in it like literally believe in it is awesome and
It gives you a sense of safety in life and it makes you feel
Like you have a better purpose. You're a better person because of it and it's like I just can't
like I just can't
somebody yet, you literally yesterday they're like, why don't you believe in God if the
Downside is much worse than if you do like the in young Sheldon young Sheldon says he believes in God because there's no downside
And believing in God, but there is a downside and not believing in God
Like if you believe in God, then you accept Jesus as your savior or like whatever monotheistic God you may believe in
Or not monotheistic God whatever
Religion of monotheism you believe in whether it's Judaism Islam or Christianity like the downside is horrible
But the upside is great, but it's like if you believe in for that number one
They're gonna see that because they're all knowing it's God number one number two
You don't actually believe it. You're just telling yourself to practice it because the downside is worse
Like you're doing this logical idea of juggling faith
Because it's like oh, well I have to warp being
Faithful because if I don't all burn, but it's like you're warping you don't actually believe it
You're just telling yourself you have to because it's logically makes sense to
But it doesn't logically make sense in my mind that that exists so I can't make myself believe in it
Alex for the thousand these thoughts on Jehovah's Witnesses blood transfusions lost grandparent to it and sucks
What do you mean Jehovah's Witnesses and blood transfusions like two separate things?
What do you mean Jake for the sub-dominant for the break more of a lack of interest in religion?
Why do you think it became that way?
What's more of a lack of interest in religion for me, why do I think it became that way?
philosophy, just religion and, oh, they don't accept foreign blood? Well, that's terrible.
I think that any pseudoscience or belief for, like, what will help, like prayer in general,
I think prayer is great. I think doing prayer and doing things to help yourself in a time of
medical need is awesome, but to refuse the fact that science is the genuinely sole purpose and
sole reason that humans live long now is wrong, right? The only reason kids don't die right from
being born is because of science. The only reason that people are able to live long is because
of science. Like eating right, eating organic, following faith-based rules is not the reason
that people live to 85, 90 now.
Like people were eating organic in fucking earlier K-man times
and they died by 50, right?
Like the reason we are where we are now
in terms of longevity is not because of pseudoscience.
It's not because of some sort of rule
that's been instilled 40,000 years ago, 4,000 years ago.
It's because we have technological advancements.
We have medical advancements.
We understand the human body and germs more than ever.
So it's like, we're able to care for people in a way that we were prior.
Will it just not pseudo?
Well, I'm saying pseudo, I'm looping in pseudo science to the idea of just not
getting medical help, right?
Because that's a part of the conversation.
If I'm talking about not receiving blood transfusions, I'm also talking
about people doing aromatherapy to cure cancer rather than getting
fucking chemo, like get chemo, okay?
Like do what the doctor tells you to do.
The reason people live long now is not because of fucking
Roma therapy in lavender, it's because you fucking are getting
the actual treatments that are proven to work and help people
right, like that in that sense. Dominic from the three. No,
in general, like, why is our generation not as interested
in religion or our grandparents were? I mean,
that's what we were just talking about. I think it's, you
have a wider reach in the world, you understand the world and
beliefs more you're able to talk to more people and see
other opinions. Like your grandparents lived in a time. If
your grandparents were born in the 1940s, there wasn't street
lights, right? They were probably born when the first street
lights were put in. They lived in a town that they rarely
leave. Cars were just becoming widely available to the
average person that was poor. Like, you got to keep in mind
like, you didn't really talk to many people. So what you
believed was largely off of everybody around you. And if
If you had any questioning, thoughts,
leave, you didn't leave your area.
Sorry I misspoke, chat.
Anyways, you know what I meant.
If you're in an area,
leave, leave, leave this guy, you fucking idiot.
You have, if you live in an area
where you never leave your town,
if you have questions about your belief,
you kind of stomach them
because obviously you're probably wrong
if everybody else is also believing, right?
It's like there were probably people
that in your grandparents time that questioned their faith,
but they never really stepped out of it
because they were, they would be socially shunned 100%.
You're not socially shunned anymore
for not being religious.
Maybe in your family you are, right?
Like I have chatters that say like,
I'm not religious, my dad said he doesn't accept me anymore.
We're just fucking wild
because the whole point is like acceptance of your kids
and being a good person.
But like, if you were your grandparents
living in a Christian town where 99% of people were religious.
And you went to your parents and went,
I don't believe in God.
You're out of the house.
You're something's wrong with you.
You know, like you would be perceived very poorly.
So not only is it like a lack of info outside of that,
it's also like a reinstallation of faith
because everybody believes in it.
And any sort of doubt you had was clouded by fear,
not only of hell,
but also that everyone would hate you.
Because if you aren't like what people aren't going to fuck with you, you know, like everybody else is you're not it's like you're an outcast, you know,
Ashley and Everett for the sub, A9 and Ty for the sub, Dominic for the three.
It's not that way anymore.
So I think more and more people leave because it's like not that crazy to not be religious in modern times.
But in the 1930s, in the 1940s, you being an atheist was like, whoa, what is wrong with you?
wrong with you, you know, Jake for the sub out for the
thousand buddies. But yeah, all right, I got a depth chat.
Ashley thinking of the tier three W fucking talk. Chat. I will
be live tomorrow at like three, three, 30 ESC we're doing
Dreadnater and random games. Tuesday, Subnautica two into
Gamel with your friends, me see juicy Chris. Wednesday
horror games and God is dead. Thursday, maybe a little bit
Subnautica two random games with Ron Friday reacts
Saturday night out live Sunday early react date and Monday
Memorial Day not live.
Then we're live after that.
Sara's four is a six that week after that.
007 drops as well.
Shipped at midnight.
Little bit more Subnautica reacts.
Then I'm off for like four days, the 30th to the second
of June.
So it's like 30 of 31st, 1st, 2nd.
Then we're back running out stream.
We have a charity stream June 5th.
I'll choose the charity definitively
by the end of this week.
And then what airport sucks coming out UG collab come up soon other shit, but yeah
I really appreciate you guys popping in I love doing these philosophy talks
And I know I have a bigger audience now and people get more pissed off when I say my shit
But like I'm gonna speak my mind bro. I understand it might upset you
But at the end of the day, it's the content that I've made while you may have been ignorant to it and didn't see it
I've always made content like this if you don't fuck with it. That's fine. You don't have to watch me
You don't have to watch that content. That's why when I do philosophy people leave. It's not something you need to see
you know, like I I'm gonna make the content I want to make and
I just love talking about that stuff, you know, I always say I got to read philosophy more because I'd love to be more educated than
I am
Right now I'm reading this
So half-assed on it. It's not just about this
It's really just about like faith in general and like the idea of just organized religion and then it goes into like a little bit of
like
Apology unlike societies, but
Yeah, I don't know I just want to I love that stuff and I think like philosophy is just like a smaller passion of mine
I think gaming's a big passion. Obviously I game all the time, but it's like stuff. I love to do and
You know, I just kind of put that shit out there people don't fuck with it
I don't fuck with it. I actually think of it a tier three, but yeah, I don't know
Do you recommend that book? I'm too early into it. I'm probably like 60 60 70 pages in yeah 60 70 pages in it's not
It's not really something that I could recommend or not recommend yet. I feel like I at least got to be like halfway
But yeah, all right chat we're gonna call that there who'd be great
Who do you read?
I'm looking at who's live small fries small fries is live somebody said to raise you see
but I read it yesterday I'm not going to read it every day but it's not a fun I think I'm
I'm going to rate small fries today.
I don't even know what he's doing.
He's always up to something now.
All right, let's rate small fries.
Let me think of the sum.
All right, chat WStream.
Appreciate y'all and I will see y'all later.
We are going to rate in five, four, three, two, one.
See you tomorrow.
Three ESTPs.