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Dark History of YouTube | Rise and Fall By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Hi Brad, I don't know if you know, but your your voice
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machine is the living embodiment of fucking Zan X, so change
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that. The other thing is I've been
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watching the drunken persons. By the way, I don't even know if
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you listen to this voicemail recordings anymore.
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You might do, you might not. I don't give a fuck, but I, I
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just want to know if the whole Christian thing is a fucking
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grift or not. I feel like it's a grift.
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But yeah, you probably are the 5th drunken peasant, by the way,
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if you still live off that shit. But Nah, I still listen to it.
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So yeah, yeah, you might not listen to this, you might not.
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But yeah, yeah, I, I, I is, is the sole Christianity thing,
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like the longest grip known to man.
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I'd like to know. Yeah, Let me know.
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Thanks, Brett, you fucking manatee.
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Hi bro. Well, hello, ladies and
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gentlemen. My name is Brett Keene and you
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are watching and listening to GOD TV Radio International.
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That's right, you can listen and watch me on Spotify, Amazon
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Besides hearing me talk, you also get to hear cool music and
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so on. And from time to time I have
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guests and I also have atheists repeatedly calling them.
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Sadly to say, if you go to my radio and you're looking forward
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to hearing like a whole lot of intelligent discussions between
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me and atheist, you won't find them.
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They usually call while they're high, or they're drinking or
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they've got squalling kids in the background but they decided
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not to take care of just so they can spend time calling me names,
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cussing me out while the children are sitting in the
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background listening to their daddies and mommies act like
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fucking. Fools to, but to be fair to
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atheist. The atheist women who call the
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females 90% of them are usually nice, they're gentle, they have
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some questions, and I've been known to do entire episodes
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having discussions with atheist women who are pretty cool.
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Not very many of them. A majority of atheist tend to be
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teenagers or losers who failed at life and shit who just so
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happened to be male or transgender.
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Or I get a lot of LGBT atheist ones who have this hatred for
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God and religion because religion doesn't agree with
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their supposed lifestyle. Of course, I've always made it
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clear since the beginning on being on social media that I've
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got no resentment or anything against homosexuality or gays.
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But that doesn't stop them from using my radio station to preach
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their hatred and victim mentality about how mean
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Christianity is and how their family didn't want to have
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anything to do with them and all that shit.
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It is what it is. So with all that being said, if
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description. Now let's get on with the news.
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We're going to talk about the history of YouTube.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I've been around for over 20 years.
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I've been over. I've been on the Internet since
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the computers used to be plugged into phone wires.
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Not modems, not landlines, none of this shit.
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I used to be where my computer would make weird crackling,
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squeaky noises because it was dialing up to the Internet and
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my main interest was to try to find people to chat with, like
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forums and blogs and shit like that.
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I eventually ended up coming across this program that was on
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its infancy stage called Yahoo Chat, where people were able to
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go into a room and they were able to connect their
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microphones as cheap and generic as they possibly could.
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It kind of reminded me of having conversations on a fucking
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trucker radio because the mics were so bad and the Internet
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connection was so shitty. Everybody sounded like they were
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talking to toilet paper tubes and it was rough.
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But me, because I'm in the sound engineering, graphic design, and
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music, I knew how to hook up decent microphones and come
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through very clearly, so my voice rang out like an authority
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figure whenever I came in. The Yahoo people enjoyed hearing
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me because even then I sounded like I was on the fucking radio.
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There was just a a high 10s of frequency to my voice at the
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time, though that couldn't be helped due to the bit rate
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bullshit. Well, at the time there was just
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the Yahoo Chat and then YouTube ended up coming out.
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It was really the only video site out there.
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There was one other one called Daily Some shit, but nobody
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hardly used it. And to be fair, people didn't
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use YouTube that much either because making videos was really
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hard on computers back at the time.
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So if somebody recorded something, it was going to be
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short. Not like the shorts that you see
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nowadays where they're like real thin and shit and play on your
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phone kind of thing. But to upload a video using the
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fucking phone operation, 'cause people to realize, well shit, I
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don't just want to upload anything, 'cause I'm going to
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have to sit here all fucking day uploading a clip.
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They decided to make sure it was nice and short and quick and to
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the point and normally the average layman people on YouTube
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were uploading clips about their cats, you know, having babies
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or, or their little puppy dog that they got from the fucking
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vet or the dog pound or some shit like that.
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There was no debates or discussions.
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And one of the limitations and reasons why is because some
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people were just starting to learn tech.
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They were just learning how to, oh, how can we do shit.
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There was no podcast. There was no place where
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Youtubers go where they can hang out.
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There was just me and literally a handful of people who knew
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just enough on how to fucking make your microphone sound
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somewhat decent on on the system that was going on.
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And because YouTube was just starting out with cats and
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hamsters on fucking wheels. And there was no Christopher
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Hitchens, there was no Richard Dawkins.
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There was no bullshit and there was no advertisements.
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Google hadn't bought YouTube yet.
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So it was real, real chill. You know, everybody was just
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kind of like you would never see like cyber bullying and trolling
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on video or pawnage videos because that meant that you
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would have to sit there for two days waiting for a video to
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upload where you're talking shit.
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And besides, a lot of people weren't that angry back then.
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People were just like, wow, this is so neat.
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Look at where technology's going and shit.
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As were people like myself. Although I admired and respected
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technology, I was still like, you know, I this is all YouTube
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has to offer is fucking cats, dogs and hamsters and wheels and
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dead gerbils in the sink or toilet.
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Come on. Well, of course, because I had a
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good microphone and because I'm quite articulate and I've been
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intelligent since I was born. People suggested to me, they
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said, Brad, you ever thought about putting videos up?
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And I said, well, what would I do videos about?
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And they said, well, you constantly question religion,
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theology, you're in the philosophy, you know a lot about
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science. You're very friendly.
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You just have a, a way of being able to do things.
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I was basically the Bob Ross of Yahoo.
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I go anywhere and people knew who I was and they just really
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looked forward to talking to me because not only did I talk
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about deep shit, but I would come in and ask everybody, how's
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your fucking day, how you been? All this kind of shit, You know,
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like a social person, a social butterfly would.
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And at the time, I was going through a lot of personal
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issues, so I had a lot of personal things to share about
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myself and people talk to me about their personal shit.
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And back then, a lot of people could just sit around and shoot
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the shit and not have to worry about the next day somebody
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trying to fuck them over. It was just a place for people
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to hang out. So people suggest that I go to
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YouTube. When I first come to YouTube to
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explain a little bit what it looked like, the page was
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extremely ugly. It was very simple, very plain
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that had a big giant upload button at the top.
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YouTube videos underneath used to have a big old gigantic
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yellow button that you would click.
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It would it did end up eventually going into like a
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little red button. Nowadays it's like a plain
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fucking black, white platform. But one thing that YouTube had
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that was really neat is it actually had its own blogs, its
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own forums, and it had a have it to where you could actually
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change the imagery on the front of your channel.
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Like you could put animated gifts, you could put neat ass
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backgrounds. My fucking YouTube channel for a
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while was solid black with white font, extremely difficult for
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anybody to read, but I made the font large.
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You were able to edit the HTML and really make your YouTube
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channel look like a website, and then people could watch your
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videos on that. And this was really, really
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popular. You had a box that was
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completely dedicated to who you were and what you did.
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And you could put links in where people could click on those
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links and go visit whatever the hell you're trying to show off.
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You could put like a big old giant screen of your favorited
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video that you like. Nowadays, if you look at
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YouTube, if you add or customize your channel, you're stuck with,
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OK, I want to put a couple of these playlists up and then a
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little video. But on this, you could literally
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designate what videos you want on your front page.
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You can designate how big the screen is.
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Somebody could go and it would look like a fucking theater
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screen where you could see it. It was really, really neat.
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You could tell that YouTube, when they built the company, it
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was meant for people to be able to talk and make friends.
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And if you were looking for a date or you were looking for a
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woman or a guy or something like that, it was a great site where
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people could share ideas and talk to people.
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And then YouTube made it even better.
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They made it to where people could watch your video and then
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at the very bottom under your subscribe button, it said.
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Add your video. And people could add, they could
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record a video with whatever bullshit they use and then add
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their video to your video. So now when people come to watch
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your fucking YouTube video, they can look underneath at video
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responses. Not only did they have comments
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and shit like that, you could also with emojis and bullshit
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like that, but you could also post videos to people.
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Well unfortunately although this was really popular and this
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really made YouTube take off. The fact that you could
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customize your entire YouTube channel to make it look like you
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want and all your friends could post their videos to you.
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Well a guy like me ended up coming out on YouTube and I was
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the type of person where if I watched like a shitty video or
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something I didn't disagree with then I would make a video about
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it. I was one of the first people on
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YouTube to ever interact or engage other Youtubers.
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Mostly people just uploaded their videos, turned off their.
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Computer and then went on to go watch movies or go do something.
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But I was one of the first to actually engage people.
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I was the one of the first to call people out and say, hey,
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people, I'm Brett Keene. What's up, folks?
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I'd like to ask you questions about your religion.
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I'd like to ask you this and that.
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At first, doing that was kind of slow, but it got a lot of
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people's attention. I started getting thousands of
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Subs almost immediately, but because I realize this, I'm most
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people were very terrified. They were like, who's this guy
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who's massing this huge amount of subscriptions?
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Who's questioning my religion and questioning my God and
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questioning this and this and that?
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Who is this guy who questions things about science and
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philosophy? Where the fuck did this Brett
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King guy come from? Oh.
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So what ends up happening is, is that at this time, I'm starting
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to come to the conclusion that I labeled myself an atheist.
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I wasn't exactly sure what to call myself.
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I just knew that I questioned religion and if there truly was
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a God. And the reason why I questioned
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God is because, like I said earlier, I was having a lot of
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personal issues. I was having a lot of bad shit
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happen in my life. My health problems have been an
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issue for many, many years. And I've also had emotional
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issues and problems with family members.
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And, you know, I've had the typical breakup with friends
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type of deal. And that really makes you
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depressed and sad at the time because YouTube didn't have what
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you call cyber stalkers and bullies and nasty fucking
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horrible people. Or at least these people didn't
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have a voice just yet. I could share anything I wanted
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and that's exactly what I did. And my wife started seeing the
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benefit and prosperity of being able to make videos and do shit.
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So she also joined me and started making videos as well
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and did a lot of videos where she hung out with me and we
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would be on camera. See, I had a advantage over a
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lot of Youtubers that others did not.
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My advantage was because I was good at sound engineering and
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learned video editing very quickly.
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I learned how to compress my videos down to practically
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hardly nothing. I could upload 710 videos a day
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and it wouldn't fucking 'cause me nothing but 5 minutes because
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I was able to break my videos down so fucking small that it
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didn't take me no time at all to upload shit.
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And I remember people going, my goodness, this guy's a machine.
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How the fuck do you make so many videos?
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How do you do this? How do you do that?
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Well, I just did. Well, at some point in time I
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started getting kind of lonely. I started feeling like it's cool
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that there's thousands of people that are making comments to me
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and they're praising me and all this shit and showing me all
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this admiration and respect. But why don't none of them have
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any videos? Why doesn't any of these
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assholes make videos themselves? So I started making tutorial
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videos and I started teaching people how to compress their
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videos and how to edit their shit, how to make things look
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presentable. Nice, I taught people how to use
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their microphones and how to buy the proper ones and how to plug
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it into their fucking machines because people were still stupid
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back then. I taught people all that kind of
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shit and then, you know, one could actually say that I was
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probably one of the first ones responsible for the first
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tutorial videos and editing videos and of course the atheist
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videos and shit like that and religious stuff.
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There was nobody else out there engaging.
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There was. However, I did discover that
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there was like four or five other non believers, but none of
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them were making serious videos. All of them were like they would
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do a 3 minute video where they'd put a fucking mop on their head
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or they'd act like a fucking clown, or do a video where they
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see who can burp the most or who can fart but that shit in their
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pants kind of videos. Boring shit.
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You know, the kind of stuff that losers watch.
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And these people obviously weren't going nowhere.
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There used to be a time in society where if you uploaded
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stupid or ignored ass videos then the entire community would
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tell you to go fuck yourself and get the hell out of here.
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Nowadays that seems to be what gets you millions and billions
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of views as being a complete and utter loser making a fucking
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fool of yourself. That seems to work nowadays.
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But let's get back to the past and the history of YouTube.
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So YouTube was doing really, really well.
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Everybody was getting along, everybody was making videos.
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People were posting videos. And because I was popular,
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people not only wanted to be my friend or fake friend or social
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media friend, but they realized, oh wow, they could see through
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their narcissism that hey, if I post my videos to this fella,
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people will watch my videos and I'll get subscribers and I'll
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get views. At this time, you 2 did not
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offer partnerships that didn't offer advertisements or
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commercials. You didn't have to sit through a
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fucking 5 minute ad having to do it to your grandfather's
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hemorrhoids or, you know, some bullshit about how to stick
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things properly up your ass at commercial or the Coke
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commercials or Pepsi bullshit and all that nonsense.
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There was no theatrical trailers and shit.
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It was just cats and dogs and it was basically like AB rate
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fucking dating site where people could just communicate with each
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other and socialize with your friends.
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It was basically as weak as Facebook as Facebook went
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through a lot of shit too. Facebook ended up copying off of
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YouTube as well as a couple other video sites, but they
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never, a lot of the other sites never had the success of YouTube
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because YouTube, when they started, they were literally The
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Pioneers. They revolutionized how social
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media works. Well, I ended up becoming so
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popular that YouTube itself knew who the fuck I was.
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Everybody on the Internet knew who Brett Keane was.
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If you were able to get on the Internet and you were able to go
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to a fucking YouTube, you heard about me.
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There was no way to get around that.
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Everybody knew who I was. Well, they knew who I was so far
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as what I shared with them on my video.
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Well, what happened was, is that eventually the people, the small
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staff that was running YouTube, and it was a small staff.
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It wasn't some big giant corporation at the time.
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This is one of the big reasons I personally think that everything
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was good, why people weren't fighting each other.
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There was no gain or benefit to treating people like dog shit or
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whatever. So Google comes along, and at
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this time they were known as nothing more than a cheesy ass
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search engine with a stupid logo.
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But somehow they managed to get a bunch of money.
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And I think that they were bought by Liberals and the
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Liberals ended up. Looking at YouTube and thinking
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of themselves, wow, we could really make a lot of fucking
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money off of people. A lot of people are watching
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this. This Brett King guy has videos
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that have over a million views on them.
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Imagine, you know, he gets more fucking viewership than some TV
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shows do on CBS and ABC. So maybe, just maybe, we should
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start treating these people like they're a fucking TV show.
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Well, I immediately when I started reading websites and
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seeing the plans that Google had for YouTube while they were
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merging and buying, I knew there was going to be a serious
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fucking problem. I knew that once corporations
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came in and they started wanting to make money and profit off of
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the YouTube users. There's going to be a real issue
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here. So I bitched and complained.
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I said I don't think you should do this.
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I don't think that we shouldn't just advertise, put
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advertisements all over the fucking thing.
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But of course, Google argued we need to make money.
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How are we supposed to stay in business?
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And if we bought it, we can do whatever the fuck we want.
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And you know, we can still claim to be a private business even
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though Google was a public search engine and Google was a
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company that was known. To.
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Put their merits out there publicly for everyone to see.
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And everybody that was making YouTube videos, obviously they
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weren't doing it fucking privately.
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Yet the for whatever reason the liberal liberal still claimed
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that YouTube was a private site, privately funded, privately
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this, privately that. But if they went for
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advertisements, they would immediately lose that status.
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Somehow they managed to get the government to actually allow
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them to have that private status.
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They said they needed to do it in order to protect themselves.
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They needed it in order to be able to enforce the rules, terms
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of service and community guidelines.
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I was all over that shit. I, I knew that things were going
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to get fucking bad if they kept going this direction.
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What happens is during this time, I'm making videos where
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I'm talking about shit, but I'm also encouraging other people to
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use the site. I'm encouraging massive amount
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of people's. I'm telling all these atheists
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who are making comments, why don't you make videos, post your
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videos to me. Do this, do that.
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I'll watch your videos and if I like them, I'll fucking support
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you. I'll tell people that they I'll
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make videos telling people to go to your channel and this, I was
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one of the first ones to be responsible for something called
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shout outs. I was telling people you'd make
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a video and I will tell people to go check you out.
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That's called a shout out. It's when you're letting
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advertising other people and letting people know where to go.
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Who to subscribe to and all that shit.
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I was also one of the first people to come up with PayPal.
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PayPal came in, a bunch of people told me, hey Brett, you
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have financial issues, why don't you use PayPal?
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So I use that, and I've had that for 20 years.
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Unfortunately, some assholes out there who didn't like me who
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didn't appreciate the fact that I wouldn't.
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Give them a shout out or advertise them.
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Decided to start making videos. Not about anything original or
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unique, or about their own views or ideas, but they would make
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their entire channel dedicated to Bretts a thief, Bretts a
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bastard. Alls Brett makes videos for us
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so he. Can make money through fucking
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PayPal. No, people actually suggest that
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I do the link and I did it. And since then hundreds of
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thousands of millions of people have been using PayPal as well
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as Cash App, which Cash apps a newer device and so aren't.
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But that didn't stop atheists from making mountains out of
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Mohills back then. Even back then they tried to
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misrepresent me and make me look like I was some fucking asshole
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or something. And of course, if you tried to
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sell products like T-shirts back then or something like that,
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then suddenly the atheist community was like, oh, look
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what he's doing. You know, he's trying to, he
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uses his YouTube channel to sell shit, blah blah blah blah, blah,
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blah, blah. As if that's a morally wrong or
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evil to sell something that you designed or created, right?
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It's like telling the musician that they're bad because they
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put their music on a fucking CD. Or an MP3 player.
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Stupid bastards. So what ends up happening,
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though, is a whole slew of atheists started making videos
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due to me encouraging them and suggesting this.
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And then because Google bought YouTube months after, atheists
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started really, really piling up on social media.
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What ends up happening is, is that Google says, hey, I know
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you're all mad because we want to put commercials and ads on
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your videos, but what if we were to pay you a percentage of every
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ad and commercial we put on there?
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Yeah. You see what they're doing?
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They're basically telling everybody, look, you get a piece
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of the pie, too. You don't.
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You get, like, crumbs. But still, you're going to get
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paid a little bit. So immediately all your lazy
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fucking neckbeard atheists realize, oh shit, I don't have
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to work at fucking McDonald's. I don't have to work as a
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janitor inside of a high school. I can just sit on my fat ass
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eating Doritos and Twinkies all day, run my fucking mouth, and
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then boom. Well, what ends up happening is,
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is that people started thinking to themselves, well, how can I
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get massive amount of fucking views?
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Oh, I got it. I'll talk to Brett Keene and
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Brett Keene will advertise me. And then the more people who
29:49
watch me, the more clicks I get it, the more money I get.
29:54
Problem was is that Brett Keene wasn't willing to fucking
29:57
advertise everybody's videos because not everybody was good.
30:01
If I didn't think your videos were good and I thought they
30:04
were dog shit and I thought your microphone sounded like it got
30:08
pulled out of 2000 Leagues Under the fucking sea, I wasn't going
30:12
to advertise. Only if the video was somewhat
30:15
quality. And you were articulate enough
30:18
and coherent enough to actually make a fucking.
30:20
Point. There make some sense and
30:24
unfortunately people would e-mail me and say, hey, Brett,
30:27
how come you ain't fucking don't give me a shout out.
30:30
And I got to tell him because I don't enjoy your videos.
30:33
I don't enjoy your content. I don't I'm not going to.
30:37
That's not a part of my brand or what I'm doing, you know, just
30:43
not going to do it. I mean, literally, we had
30:47
atheists who were making video, smoking dope, getting drunk,
30:52
talking to the little kiddies and shit, pedophiles, you name
30:56
it. Of course I'm not going to
30:58
fucking advertise that kind of shit.
31:00
I'm not going to put up a bunch of druggies and losers and shit
31:03
like that. No fucking way.
31:07
So unfortunately, at this time, Google hadn't completely changed
31:14
the interface of YouTube just yet.
31:17
The interface was still the same as the old YouTube, but there
31:23
was a problem, you see. Remember I was telling you about
31:27
those video responses and the comments?
31:30
Well, YouTube didn't originally have a block button or a hide
31:34
user or shadow bands, and they didn't originally have a thing
31:39
where you had to approve anything.
31:41
Anybody and everybody could post a video to you or any comment
31:45
that they want. And if it was bad, you couldn't
31:48
get rid of it. You couldn't get rid of videos
31:51
that were done to you. Nothing.
31:54
Now this wasn't a problem before because everybody was fucking
31:57
well behaved, nobody was getting paid.
32:00
But now, now that fucking people are wanting money, people are
32:05
wanting to make a little bit of bread, a little bit of green.
32:10
Well, they need somebody to come after.
32:13
Well, at the time I just so happened to be one of the
32:16
biggest fucking Youtubers that have ever stepped onto the
32:19
playing floor. And to make matters worse, I was
32:23
stupid enough to actually, at the time, put my real name out
32:28
there. I was one of the few people on
32:30
the Internet who actually put my real name.
32:33
My family, my pictures and everything else.
32:37
So what do you think happens when a bunch of sociopaths and
32:40
psychopaths and nutters who are greedy for money are going to
32:43
do? They go, oh, we'll go after the
32:47
big guy. He won't make shout outs, he
32:49
won't advertise us, and we'll fuck him right in his ass.
32:53
We will fuck him over daily and make every kind of atrocious
32:59
video that we can imagine and he can't do nothing about it.
33:03
He can't block us, he can't remove the videos and shit.
33:08
And it got bad and it worked too.
33:12
It worked. Making mean ass terrible videos
33:16
about other people and causing drama was something that humans
33:21
like. Humans like war.
33:23
Humans like killing and destruction.
33:26
So here I went from being this really nice, lovable guy who's
33:31
particular about the situation of individuals he wants to deal
33:36
with to all of a sudden becoming the Antichrist and the
33:40
perception of a lot of Youtubers.
33:43
If he's not going to advertise us, if he's not going to make us
33:47
money, then we will turn him upside down and fucking hit him
33:53
from a different angle. And that's what they did.
33:59
So eventually, after about two years of having nasty, fucking
34:07
horrific videos by the same people, I used to encourage to
34:11
make videos, after all that time, unfortunately, more people
34:18
started to get really popular on the Internet, especially the
34:22
ones that were causing drama and aggravation.
34:26
But there was a lot of sweet, wonderful people.
34:29
There were a lot of very sensitive, vulnerable people.
34:32
A lot of children started using social media, started making
34:36
videos themself, and the atheist community ended up attacking the
34:41
children. Some of them obviously wanted to
34:45
have sex with them because there's pedos out there.
34:48
Then there were young girls who had disabilities that the
34:52
atheist used to like to make fun of.
34:54
There was a girl called Amy who used to when she made videos she
34:59
would write out these little pamphlets and shit and show you
35:03
what she was thinking. She would write it out because
35:06
she couldn't actually talk so this was her way of
35:09
communicating. She would hold strips of paper
35:11
up with her talking. The non believers posted videos
35:16
to her and comments and told her to kill herself.
35:20
Back then. There was no help and support
35:25
from Google. There was no place or people
35:28
that you could contact. So a lot of people, once they
35:32
were turned into a prior a Pyra or whatever the hell that word
35:37
is, where basically you're victimized.
35:41
You couldn't do shit about it and a lot of kids and a lot of
35:45
women couldn't handle it for about 5 years before Google got
35:50
around to doing something about it or taken seriously cause the
35:53
government went after them. A lot of kids committed suicide,
35:58
a lot of young girls committed suicide.
36:02
A lot of disabled people destroyed themselves.
36:08
And why? Because they were being
36:10
emotionally traumatized. They were being.
36:13
Bullied through the fucking roof.
36:15
They were being fucking attacked nonstop.
36:19
And Google didn't care. Google had their eyes on money.
36:24
They had their eyes on turning YouTube into a fucking Netflix.
36:27
Even then, they could see that live streaming was the way.
36:34
Eventually, after years of bullshit, YouTube ended up
36:38
Google. YouTube ended up creating
36:41
something called Hangouts, and this allowed you to click upload
36:46
and choose if you want to upload a video or broadcast something.
36:52
And up to 10 people could get into a room and they could show
36:56
their webcam and they could talk.
36:58
And this was really, really popular for a while.
37:01
And then Google got this idea that they want to make something
37:04
called Google Plus. And what this was is a
37:08
completely edited it to where you couldn't put imagery on your
37:12
YouTube channel anymore. Why?
37:15
Because atheists were now manipulating and taking
37:19
advantage of the fact that they could use HTML and any kind of
37:24
imagery they wanted for YouTube. They started posting naked
37:27
pictures and images of people's children on their front of the
37:31
YouTube channels. So YouTube took away.
37:34
Their option to be able to upload pictures.
37:38
YouTube then went ahead and took away the option.
37:41
At first they set up an approval thing where people had to be
37:46
approved in order to upload their videos to your channel.
37:49
Unfortunately a lot of Youtubers were still dumb and still in
37:53
their infancy of technology and didn't know how to set it to
37:57
where it disabled video responses.
38:00
So people still bitched and complain they had no idea
38:03
because Google never didn't. At the time Google didn't
38:07
announce or make videos letting people know, hey we got a new
38:11
feature up here, you can now turn the shit off.
38:14
You don't have to look at these evil fucking cunts who are
38:18
making hateful videos towards you.
38:20
You can turn them off now. 90% of people didn't know that so it
38:27
continued. They continued to be
38:29
slaughtered. A lot of people didn't even know
38:32
they could block shit at this time.
38:34
Comments And then finally, when a lot of people did start
38:38
discovering that and finally YouTube actually created a
38:42
report section, people were like, Oh well, you know what?
38:48
My feelings and the pain that these people have caused me have
38:52
been so much trouble. I'm going to make a video and
38:55
let people know that they've been reported and that I'm
38:58
blocking their ass. Unfortunately, the atheist made
39:02
another series where they're like, oh look, YouTube took away
39:06
my freedom of speech. YouTube took away my ability to
39:10
advertise my videos. YouTube did this and YouTube did
39:14
that. Well, YouTube got tired of
39:18
people complaining all the time, not just the atheist being
39:22
bitches, but also they got tired of all the people who were being
39:26
victimized, who didn't have the sense to turn off their fucking
39:30
comments or block people or shut the videos down.
39:33
And some people, we're starting to make videos letting everybody
39:37
know, I know how to block you now I know how to fuck, shut
39:41
your bullshit down. Because people felt like they
39:44
were free now. They felt like, you ever been
39:49
bullied by somebody where somebody's kicking the shit out
39:52
of you and then you figure out all you have to do is push a
39:54
button and then that asshole gets ejected and you feel so
39:58
fucking gut about it, you just want to let the world know.
40:01
Well, that's what a lot of people did.
40:04
And the atheist decided to make videos about that, claiming that
40:07
YouTube's against free speech, YouTube's against their ability
40:12
to express themself and what they do is artistic and value
40:16
and blah, blah blah. Atheists now started to steal a
40:21
lot of people's content. And also steal videos from all
40:26
over the fucking place and then pretend to be the person you
40:30
see. If a person like PewDiePie had a
40:33
million fucking subscribers, and then you come along and create a
40:38
channel claiming to be PewDiePie and use his videos, you could
40:42
make money off of that. So suddenly this caused a huge
40:46
problem with YouTube. They're like, oh shit, there's a
40:48
bunch of impersonators. There's a bunch of fucking
40:51
atheist criminals who are stealing content in people's
40:54
works and then pretending as though they're doing reaction
40:58
videos. My goodness, folks, I could go
41:04
on all fucking day. But I will tell you this.
41:09
The reason why YouTube is so fucking dull and lame today, the
41:13
reason why it's so dead and I feel so disconnected and it
41:17
looks so fucking plain. It's because of atheist.
41:23
They couldn't be bothered to act sophisticated or be decent.
41:27
When YouTube allowed us to put images up and pictures.
41:32
The atheist put titties up our little girls and shit like that.
41:35
Or fucking naked cartoons and all that kind of shit.
41:40
When YouTube said you can talk about you can play a video clip
41:45
for 30 seconds from a movie or do something and then review it,
41:50
but only 30 seconds, the atheist said fuck you and we'll play an
41:54
entire minute. We'll play half the fucking
41:56
movie and bitch and Babble about it all the way through.
42:01
So then copyright came in and the government hit people with
42:04
this shit called DMCAS. I lived all the way through all
42:11
this shit. I existed during the rise and
42:18
the fall of YouTube. And I can assure you, being that
42:23
I was one of the 1st and I was one of the first to engage the
42:28
community, it is 100. Percent because of atheist and
42:34
their cunt like tendencies. Why YouTube is the dog shit that
42:38
it is today? All's Google wanted to do is
42:43
make fucking money. They wanted to make money and
42:47
they didn't want to have to be fucked with.
42:50
They didn't want to get hundreds of thousands of emails and
42:54
reports and blah blah blah. They didn't want to deal with
42:59
all the aggravation. They didn't want to have to be
43:03
the dog safety where they had to come in and protect people and
43:08
investigate channels and shit. That's one of the reasons why
43:12
nowadays, instead of actual real employees working up there at
43:16
YouTube, they built software like AI and Google AI to do the
43:21
fucking job for them. So they can sit back on an
43:25
island on fucking Malibu and drink them a nice little whiskey
43:30
and not have to deal with this bullshit or cocktail.
43:38
So now you YouTube removes the images and every single YouTube
43:43
channel looks the fucking same. Now they take away the ability
43:48
to adjust things because people were still using thumbnails to
43:52
put nasty shit up. So now you had to be locked into
43:57
presets and playlists and all this kind of shit because people
44:03
couldn't figure out how the technology works to go into
44:06
their fucking settings and turn off video responses when they
44:10
were being attacked. YouTube decides to say fuck it,
44:13
and they completely annihilated that shit because atheists were
44:19
live streaming on Google Hangouts and posting people's
44:22
docs, which means your personal information like your home
44:26
address, your phone number, where you fucking work.
44:29
People were losing jobs. It was all over the fucking
44:32
news. What was going on?
44:35
YouTube said, well fuck that and they got rid of Google Hangouts.
44:41
If you went to any community on YouTube, the Christian
44:45
community, the Muslim community, pagans, people of faith, people
44:50
who are in the entertainment business, this kind of behavior
44:56
wasn't happening. Trolling, cyber stalking,
45:02
harassment, personal attacks, all the cute shit you see in the
45:05
terms of service and community guidelines that was all done by
45:09
atheist. They are the very reason why
45:13
YouTube has an entire book worth of rules that you have to follow
45:17
or you're fucked. So just when Google thinks that
45:25
they got YouTube under complete control, just when they think
45:30
everything's fine, there's no way for Youtubers to attack
45:34
other Youtubers or post their shit and spam the fuck out of
45:38
somebody's comments with a bunch of course shit.
45:41
Just when they think they got it all figured out, there were a
45:46
lot of atheist Youtubers who kept on making hate videos and
45:51
YouTube just kept on going, pretending as though nothing was
45:55
happening. But the government swept in
45:58
again and the advertisers stepped in.
46:02
And the advertiser said if you're going to allow the hate
46:06
videos, we don't want our fucking advertisements on them.
46:10
We don't want our Coke and Pepsi commercials playing alongside
46:16
someone who is pretending as though they're having sex with
46:21
Jesus Christ, OK? We don't want our advertisements
46:27
alongside pornography, our child pedophile videos, and all this.
46:31
Which makes absolute fucking sense, right?
46:34
Ladies and gentlemen? Of course.
46:38
So YouTube set the AI loose. Skynet, the Terminator, and a
46:45
lot of losers have been getting kicked the fuck off of YouTube.
46:49
A lot of shit's been getting knocked down.
46:52
And the AI, it doesn't differentiate between a news
46:57
channel that's talking about pedophiles going crazy, or it
47:03
doesn't just differentiate between an abortion video where
47:07
you actually seeing a baby being killed over that of a video
47:11
where a doctor's talking about abortion.
47:14
So the AI started wiping out everything left and right, and
47:19
YouTube said you're not allowed to talk about this, not allowed
47:22
to talk about that, not allowed to talk about that.
47:24
It wasn't just a matter of YouTube thinking how can I
47:28
fucking censor these dumb cunts? It was a matter of YouTube
47:32
saying if we're going to keep our website and we're going to
47:37
keep making money and be able to sell product, then we got to do
47:41
something about this shit. And then finally, at some point
47:45
in time, YouTube said, you know what?
47:49
We don't need Brett Keene. We don't need people like the
47:53
amazing asshole. We don't need the human
47:58
condition. We don't need, if we get rid of
48:00
that and just keep it primarily about entertainment videos and
48:04
movies, we'll pay the people that we want to be seen and
48:10
we'll fucking slowly but surely get rid of anything that is
48:15
independent or vlogging. And they've had great success at
48:20
that. Unfortunately, a majority of
48:25
people, at least in the past two generations or decades, said,
48:30
well, I was here for the vloggers and when they seen that
48:36
all their friends and their family and everybody left the
48:38
site, a lot of people went with it.
48:48
I can tell you a lot of things, folks.
48:50
I've got 20 years of experience and information.
48:56
It's funny, YouTube rose because of people like me, and it also
49:03
has fallen due to choices and decisions I made.
49:07
Like the mistake I made was encouraging atheists to come
49:11
out, actually encouraging humans to come out.
49:18
And Google made the mistake of making it about money.
49:21
When they did that, everybody started performing.
49:25
Everybody started acting crazy and shit because there was money
49:29
involved. Anytime you introduce money into
49:33
a a social environment, people are going to act as stupid as
49:38
they possibly can. They're going to hurt each
49:41
other. People are going to step on each
49:43
other's fucking heads in order to move up the ladder.
49:48
The more subscribers and more viewers to some Youtubers is
49:52
like being promoted. It's like being a big guy or big
49:55
boss on the Internet. It means you're important
49:59
according to their perception. It never was for me though.
50:04
I came to YouTube before the money.
50:07
I came before all the bullshit. It was always about connecting
50:13
with people. It was always about those video
50:16
responses. It was always about seeing
50:19
people smiling and having good conversation.
50:22
It was always about education and learning and fun for me.
50:28
But. All good things shall die.
50:38
All things are gone and I'm just telling you why.
50:44
This isn't something that Google just woke up one day and decided
50:48
to do it. A lot of us, we've made videos
50:50
in the past where we take a piss on Google.
50:52
But to be honest with you, to be fair, it makes sense.
50:59
Google wanted to do something with YouTube and unfortunately
51:08
we were its employees and some of us did not behave ourselves.
51:14
Some of us acted like absolute fucking crap and garbage.
51:20
Some of us didn't play ball and Google made its changes.
51:29
I would love for things to be like they were.
51:34
But I remember what happened. I remember what happened when it
51:38
was just a small website where a small amount of people could
51:43
just hang out and shoot the shit.
51:44
But it's no longer that anymore. Even if they added video
51:49
responses, Even if they added all these features.
51:53
You folks out there, even with the very little tools that you
51:56
have, you still take advantage. You still post porn.
52:01
You still people's content, so Google's going to lock it down
52:09
and eventually when you all come to YouTube, you're going to see
52:14
very few people. And the very few people that are
52:17
here are because they're paid and they know Google personally.
52:21
And the other shit content will be fucking B rate movies or
52:26
Disney's politics and that will be that.
52:32
Well ladies and gentlemen, I've been talking for almost an hour
52:36
now. I hope you enjoyed hearing about
52:40
the history and the story of what YouTube used to be, what it
52:45
became, what it could have been, and what it never will be.
52:53
Will there ever be a video site like YouTube?
52:57
No, there have been Youtubers out there.
53:01
Who? Like the amazing atheists who
53:04
claimed long ago that he was going to build a website that
53:08
used to be like YouTube, but instead of designing it or
53:13
hiring someone to do it, he ripped thousands of people off
53:16
of their money so that never happened.
53:21
He could actually take responsibility.
53:24
For ruining the fucking Internet and also making people not trust
53:29
anyone on the Internet. They could be responsible for
53:34
being like a lot of these video sites like Bit Shoot and Gab and
53:37
everything where they make a lot of promises, but they never fuck
53:41
come to. They just take your money and
53:44
they don't ever add anything new.
53:47
And then people just say why go here for why go there?
53:51
I can just come to YouTube. Well, soon ladies and gentlemen,
53:55
that won't even be an option. I have a feeling, a sneaky
54:05
suspicion that around the same time I die will also be the time
54:11
that what we knew YouTube to be will also be dead.
54:18
I bet you 10 bucks and at some point in time Google is going to
54:22
change the brand of YouTube. You'll no longer see the you in
54:26
front of it because YouTube is no longer about you, it's about
54:33
money. Besides, when you watch a lot of
54:42
people nowadays, do you actually feel like you're seeing real
54:46
people anymore? Or do you feel like you're just
54:49
watching people who are working? Are you watching people who are
54:55
actually sharing with you their life?
54:58
Or are you just watching some bullshit?
55:03
You know, before I end this video, let me tell you how
55:07
tasteless and terrible. One of the things that I
55:10
experienced on YouTube and it wasn't done to me, it was done
55:14
to animals. There was a YouTube out there
55:18
that used to make a very popular channel that was supposed to be
55:21
about animals that were homeless dogs and cats that got released
55:26
out in the wild. And the YouTube would go out and
55:32
get these cats and dogs that had been starving to death, that
55:36
were wounded, that were hungry, and then bring them home and
55:39
make videos where they were taking care of the animals.
55:43
You know what they found out? You know what the cops found
55:46
out? That this person who was taking
55:50
care of the animals was the same person who wounded them and
55:53
starred them so they would have something to talk about on
55:57
video. That's right, there was a human
56:01
being out there that tortured fucking animals just so they can
56:04
make it look like they were fixing the animal when they were
56:08
the ones that were actually causing the problems.
56:12
They were hurting animals, crippling animals, starving
56:18
animals, just so they can make a video where it made it appear as
56:22
though they were cleaning them up and fixing them up and making
56:25
them look nice again. And people love that.
56:30
And there's a lot of videos out there like that nowadays where
56:33
they show these animals that are all fucked up.
56:36
Seen a video recently about a dog that was so skinny it looked
56:41
like a fucking bat. And these Asian people brought
56:46
the dog back. They fed it, they paved it and
56:49
all that shit. And they played sweet soft music
56:53
and ambient noise to it. ASMR or whatever this shit is
56:57
called. Relaxing music while watching
57:00
them take care of the dog. Well this YouTube did the same
57:04
thing. You never know what you're
57:07
dealing with. You might be watching a YouTube
57:10
or watching videos where you think at all.
57:12
This is the sweetest thing I've ever seen.
57:15
Look at that shit. Oh but you never know the motive
57:21
or the agenda behind any of it. It could be a lot more, how
57:27
shall I say, carnarvorous than you could ever assume.
57:32
All right, ladies and gentlemen, I hope you enjoyed the video.