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YouTube TikTok Killers Who Murder for Internet Fame · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett Keene from GOD TV
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  Yes, today we're going to talk about how scary YouTube and
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  TikTok or TikTok has gotten a lot of these social media sites
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  out there. I know many of you probably
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  don't pay attention to this kind of thing, but I watch tons of
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  different videos and listen to a lot of different people, and
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  it's been getting really, really dangerous to be a video Blogger.
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  There were moments in the past years ago when I first started
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  where you heard about some rare event every once in awhile, but
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  now it's starting to become a daily issue where Youtubers like
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  you and me are in serious danger if we continue to produce
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  content. Like for instance, there was a
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  person out there that thought they could get famous by going
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  and finding befriending popular Youtubers and then whenever they
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  would meet them they would kill them.
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  Yes. I'm going to provide links to
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  these different sources so you can see for yourself.
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  Could you imagine that? Someone pretending to be your
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  friend, pretending to be your closest pal, wanting to connect
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  with you, and then you go out and meet them somewhere to go
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  have dinner or out to a show or something, and they decide to
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  let your throat or blow your fucking brains out?
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  Yes, shit like that happens, ladies and gentlemen.
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  But something even more freaky, even freakier than that
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  happened. It depends I guess on your
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  perspective. But on TikTok there was a young
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  lady, teenager between 1417 years old, he's got a little 5
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  year old sister and she wand really really badly to get views
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  and get attention on TikTok. So she got this bright idea that
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  if she were the child of dead parents, then she could cry
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  about it and get sympathy and attention and all this.
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  So one night while her stepfather and real biological
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  mother were sleeping, she decided that she wanted to go
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  into their room and she somehow managed to get herself a handgun
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  and she shot her stepfather directly in his face and then
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  turned and shot the mother just as she was starting to wake up.
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  Well, obviously the young lady didn't think things out.
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  She didn't put a lot of thought into it.
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  She just kept on thinking about Internet fame and how popular
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  she was going to be for being the poor child of dead parents.
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  She had forgotten that her stepfather had a heart machine
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  that was plugged in. It was some kind of mechanism
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  that kept track with the hospital or if he had any
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  anomalies with his heart. Well, the moment he died,
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  obviously the heart stopped and the machine started sending
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  signals to the hospital that he was in some trouble.
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  But his heart stopped. Obviously he had a bullet in his
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  brain. So what ends up happening?
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  She freaks out, she hides the gun and all that shed and the
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  cops end up coming and all this. And apparently they allowed her.
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  I I don't remember what state it was as she was in, but they
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  allowed her because they thought somebody actually came in and
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  did this, not her. The five year old ended up
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  walking in on this and seeing the dead bodies before the
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  police showed that, but it was it was a horrible ordeal.
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  In order to get the full story I'll provide the link.
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  You can check out the video and see what she looks like and all
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  this shit. Well, she didn't get caught.
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  At first, the police actually believed her story.
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  They believed that someone must have come in.
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  No one wants to believe that a young girl would kill her own
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  damn parents and shit for fucking Internet views.
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  So the cops, they decided to investigate, obviously, and
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  they're looking for the killer. What this girl does is she
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  starts going on TikTok and making videos over time stating,
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  Oh my goodness, it's so horrible.
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  It's so tough living without my parents.
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  And you know, it's so lonely. And, you know, I'm so surprised
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  at how difficult the existence is and surviving without my
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  parents. You know, you, you take your
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  parents for granted and all the great things and she really,
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  really put over that shit story about, Oh my goodness, poor me,
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  poor me type of routine. Well, what she does is the cops
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  still are not armed to her. They, they haven't got her
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  figured out. She's no fucking criminal
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  villain or something. That's super smarter and genius,
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  in fact. It's just that the cops
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  apparently were incompetent. They're fucking stupid and
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  didn't thoroughly go through this.
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  Or maybe they just didn't want to be under the delusion
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  somebody could do such a thing. Who knows.
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  But what ends up happening is this fucking idiot decides that
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  she wants to get a hold of YouTube channels and TikTok
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  channels having to do with crimes.
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  So she contacts them because she's thinking that maybe
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  they'll allow a victim of the murder of her parents to come up
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  and actually talk and by doing so get her hundreds of thousands
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  of views. That's right.
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  She was wanting to put herself on super popular YouTube
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  channels that deal with crimes and police and and things of
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  that type of nature as well as TikTok.
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  Well, in the process she notices that people are taking an
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  extremely long time to respond to her, so she replies angrily
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  back at these people. I've got the Intel, I've got the
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  information on who the killer might be.
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  I got all this shit. And if you were to interview me,
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  you'll get tons of views and you'll get featured on the front
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  of YouTube and TikTok and all this shit.
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  It just think about the popularity you'll gain.
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  Because for her, popularity was everything.
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  It meant more than the lives of her family members.
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  But she didn't realize in her fucking retardation that this
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  would actually put the nail in the coffin for her.
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  So after this, finally these crime Youtubers, they got a hold
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  of the police and told the police what was going on.
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  And the police ended up arresting her and she's actually
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  going through the court process as we speak.
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  So imagine that, ladies and gentlemen, there are people out
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  there who are willing to pretend to be your friend.
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  They're willing to tell you everything that you want to hear
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  just so they can get you to trust them enough to take them
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  out someplace so they can end your life and have something to
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  talk about on YouTube. Basically, they see you as a
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  topic, a trending thing that can shoot them through the stars,
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  making them famous people willing to kill just so they can
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  get 5 minutes of limelight, willing to end everything that
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  you've ever worked for all of your life.
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  Just like that. There are young people out there
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  that are so fucked in the head that they're willing to slice
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  and dice and blow the fucking brains of their parents through
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  the back of their skulls just so they can get that 5 minutes of
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  fame on the Internet. With the rise of artificial
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  intelligence and AI, people are already showing that they're
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  abusing the shit out of it, Using it for sex, using it for
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  dirty shit. There's even men out there who
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  are marrying their AI. There are people who are taking
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  AI and creating false crimes. There's people who are actually
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  running YouTube channels where you're not actually watching a
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  person, but you're watching an avatar created through AI.
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  There are people doing destructive, horrible shit.
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  And of course there are people who are taking politicians and
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  making them say shit they never said.
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  So right now, because of all that, the government is trying
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  to lay down some laws and rules having to do with what you can
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  do with AI. It's a very, very serious,
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  dangerous thing when you're dealing with so many sinister
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  people out there who would love to frame and harm people just so
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  they can get attention. And before AI came along and
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  before all this extreme violence, there were already
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  Youtubers, in fact, that I have personally experienced where
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  they will go out of their way. They will lie, they will fuck
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  you over. They will create AI videos to
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  make it look like you're doing or saying things that you never
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  did before. And the problem is, many of you
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  think that because you might be somewhat popular in the
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  Internet, that if you ever had someone do this to you, you just
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  simply reach out to YouTube, right?
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  One problem is, is YouTube doesn't really have any emails.
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  There's no way to contact them. And if this happens on next
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  social media or any one of these other sites, nobody's going to
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  reach out to you because most of these sites like TikTok and
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  YouTube and Google and Twitter, former Twitter, known as Acts by
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  Elon Musk, is all ran by AI itself.
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  So everything's automated. Have you noticed if you say
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  something out of whack or maybe post a Bible verse or something,
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  you instantly get fucking suspended or locked up or shadow
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  banned? Have you noticed on YouTube that
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  your algorithms have sunk into the fucking toilet where you're
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  not getting hardly even close to the views?
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  They don't even resemble what you used to make.
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  It's because AI goes through all of your content, even if it's
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  not in the comments, even if you didn't type anything, it can now
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  transcribe your voice and create subtitles for you.
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  And because of that ability, it can also know about the content
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  that's within your video. So no matter how slick you think
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  you are, no matter how fucking hard you try, the AI's got you
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  figured out. And if you're a fucking scumbag
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  according to its perspective, you'll never see views again.
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  That's the end of the road for you.
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  Even if your videos are meant to be safe and good.
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  But you're talking about harsh topics like transgenders or
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  abortion or suicide. See right there.
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  I just fucking killed all the views on my videos just by
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  saying those words. It's that simple, ladies and
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  gentlemen. So the next time you see some
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  loser out there, some fucking cockroach, make a video where
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  they're attacking someone or they're making up shit,
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  remember, the AI can make mug shots.
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  The AI can make it look like you're committing a crime.
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  And to prove my point, I made a video just recently where it
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  looks like Obama is getting fucking arrested right in front
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  of Donald Trump and taken off the president.
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  It's very, very nice looking AI. But it was put together not just
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  by myself but others to prove the possibility and what AI is
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  capable of doing and how much trouble it can get you in.
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  A lot of people fell for it too, but it was a joke.
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  It was a parody. But think of what a disgusting
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  evil fucking. I mean, this psychotic person
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  can do with that kind of technology and what they would
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  do for views and popularity. So ladies and gentlemen, Garn
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  are the days where many of you pussies out there think that you
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  are safe when making videos. You are simply disconnected at
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  at psychologically. If you think that a wire between
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  a hard drive that's connected to the world is somehow a safety
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  net for you, you'd be surprised what people will do.
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  You'd be surprised what people who are related to you might do
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  to you. I mean keep in mind the girl on
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  TikTok, she shot her own fucking parents.
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  They did not even expect that. They didn't know what was coming
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  to them, that she was just a normal average teenager.
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  But she would be the the end of them as well.
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  Going to sleep at night thinking Oh my kids are sleeping, sweet
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  dreams. And then boom, boom, it's over.
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  Ladies and gentlemen, at 9:00 PM there's going to be a live
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  premiere of an interview that I did with Smokey St.
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  Make sure you all check that out.
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  Let me know what you think. Don't forget to rate, subscribe,
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  comment and all that good shit. And also don't forget to check
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  out the Spotify radio. Let me know what you guys think.
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  What is the weirdest, craziest shit that you have ever seen or
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  heard about on YouTube besides me?
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  All right, ladies and gentlemen, God bless.
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  Have a good day.