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Brett Keane Show | Internet Fame is Dead for You · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  The. Well, hello ladies and
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  gentlemen, my name is Brett Keane and you are watching and
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  listening to GOD TV Radio. I hope you're all having a
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  wonderful day out there. When you get a chance, you ought
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  to check me out on Spotify and Amazon Music and hundreds of
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  other outlets where I do a radio show.
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  Sometimes I interview people, sometimes I do podcasts where I
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  invite guest darn and we have discussions about science,
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  religion, philosophy, you name it.
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  Sometimes entertainment. And on top of that, because it
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  is a radio program that does allow video, by the way, we do
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  play some music. And I'm I'm the type of person
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  that likes all kinds of different genres.
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  So one minute you might be hearing a classical rock song
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  like Journey Faithfully or Slayer, Rhine and Blood or
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  Metallica, Black Album stuff for Justice for All and 80s pop.
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  And I love it all. I'll even play country music and
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  rap and all that kind of stuff. If it's any good.
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  I'm kind of inclined to gangster rap myself, like O GS, like ice
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  Cube, iced tea, all the beverages, you know?
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  So there you go. I've had people ask me in the
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  past and especially e-mail me through my radio station.
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  Say, Brad, how do you go about getting Internet famous
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  nowadays? It seems like there's a lot of
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  people who they just simply make videos and then voila, they're
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  next thing you know, they're 200,000 Subs in and and other
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  people who seem to make way better videos with better
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  content can't seem to break 1000, can't even get past a
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  couple 1000 Subs. And then also some of the more
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  popular Youtubers that have been around for a long time, they
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  noticed that the sub base has dropped.
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  People have lost a lot of subscribers.
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  People have lost a lot of viewers.
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  I know someone specifically that I've had a lot of fun with in
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  the past who went from getting a couple 100,000 Subs a couple
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  years ago to barely breaking 10,000 views nowadays and he's
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  probably thinking to himself, well what the hell, what am I
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  doing wrong? What's why aren't people
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  watching me anymore? Why ain't people listening?
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  Well, believe it or not, it's not so much that people have
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  become boring or stale or your audience has got tired of you.
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  It's and it's not even a matter really of irrelevance.
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  For some people. I think it is for some people.
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  I think that you can get old. There's just so much that you
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  can talk about. Sometimes there's so much you
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  can say before it starts getting to that point.
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  People need to learn how to create new arguments and new
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  points and and talk about things that are actually going on in
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  modern day. A lot of people have gotten
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  popular in the past for talking about very personal issues in
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  their life. I know that I did.
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  A lot of people appreciated the honesty and all that, but
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  there's so much of that kind of stuff people can absorb and
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  consume. So that's, that's an issue, but
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  there's an even bigger issue that is caused that makes it to
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  where a lot of you, a majority of you out there.
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  If I, I'm going to go so far as saying that 98% of you are never
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  going to see Internet fame and I'll explain why.
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  Back in the day when people like myself and some of these other
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  people I spoke of came forward, we were a new thing.
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  We were what's called fresh meat.
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  We had fresh topics, fresh ideas, and we also, some of us,
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  like myself, was willing to engage the community.
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  This had a lot of negative fallouts to it, but it also had
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  a lot of positive. But whether it was negative or
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  positive, it was always publicity.
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  It always got you viewed. You hang out with the wrong
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  asshole, you hang out with somebody that's popular or
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  famous, then it's like it happens in high school.
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  If you hang out with the right people or the wrong people,
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  you're going to get somebody's attention and it's going to get
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  your views either way. Now, whether you intended it or
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  not, unfortunately, even that kind of concept doesn't even
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  work anymore. And the reason why is because,
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  and unfortunately Elon Musk is guilty of this as well, a lot of
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  these social media sites, especially the biggest ones of
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  all, they've all targeted and approached the direction of
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  artificial intelligence, AI, Google.
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  Back in the day when they first bought YouTube, it used to be
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  where you just come up, you upload a video and if you got
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  some decent tags and a somewhat controversial title, you'll get
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  attention. And if your video gets views,
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  then you automatically will be on the top of the page.
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  It was all set up to where you make a good video and there's a
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  good chance you'll be on the front page because you've got
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  more views than everybody else. It was a fair deal.
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  All you had to do is as long as you put the work in, you got the
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  views. And I worked my ass off and made
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  videos after videos. I was prolific.
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  It's constantly filling the airwaves with my bullshit,
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  constantly talking, constantly having very interesting imagery
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  and topics to talk about, as were other people.
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  It took them sometimes an entire week or a month before they can
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  produce one single video that wasn't half as good as the 100
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  that I already made. So Google comes along and says,
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  all right, we don't like some of these Youtubers, we don't like
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  Brad Keane, we don't like some of the other people who keep on
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  massively blowing up. So what we'll do is we'll
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  manually go in and we'll put people that we think deserved
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  any kind of viewership or any kind of Internet fame and put
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  their ass on top and then manually put that person at the
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  bottom. However, this gets to be
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  difficult. This becomes a process.
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  You either hire more people because you've got so many
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  people already using YouTube that you're, you're not going to
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  be able to cover it. And what happens if you're a
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  liberal and a Republican comes along who you don't agree with,
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  who you don't like? Well, what do you do about that?
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  So you go and you put them at the bottom and you put what you
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  want to be heard at the top. Well, unfortunately that
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  person's already got popular. Their voice was already heard.
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  And then alongside it comes a bunch of following of people who
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  feel the same way and they're repeating the same agenda or
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  mandate. Well, then they have to manually
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  go in and knock those people down, either through censorship
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  or banning them or shutting them down, doing whatever they can.
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  And when that didn't work, they finally decided that they were
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  going to start putting pop ups on the bottom of people's
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  videos, basically correcting them, fact checking is what they
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  call it, and also attempting to basically tell these people,
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  look, if you talk about certain things or you say this, then
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  we're going to shut you down. Even if it was popular, even if
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  it was something people wanted to see and hear, Google made the
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  decision that nobody gets to talk about what they want unless
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  Google says so. Well, even that became an
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  explosive issue because people started talking about how
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  they're being censored, how they were being shut down, how the
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  American government is becoming tyrannical and doing this and
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  that and blah, blah, blah. Well after a while Google said
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  damn, we just can't keep doing all this.
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  We can't keep hiring more people.
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  It costs us more money to put all these people in check.
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  Facebook realized it was costing them a bunch of money doing that
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  shit to people in their post X realized it was going to be a
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  problem as they bought Twitter, Elon Musk.
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  So they put the AI in place and what happens is the AI can find
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  you in less than 5 seconds. I can't tell you how many times
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  I posted something on X, even though Elon Musk claims to be
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  some kind of freedom of speech absolutionist is what they
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  referred to him as. Let me turn down my mic.
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  I keep seeing it jump. I don't know why it's doing
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  that. We're going to bring it down to
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  about 5 DB and see if that solves our little problem there.
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  All right, good. Looks like it's mixing better
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  now. Elon Musk decided to run this AI
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  and the moment I would post something that the AI was
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  programmed by Elon Musk to do, it would basically suspend my
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  account for a week. It would tell me you put
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  something hateful up or you put something mean, and it would
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  shut me down for a week. And a lot of people complained
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  about this. But Elon says, well, I'm sorry,
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  I guess it was the AI. It picked it up, misinterpreted
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  it, and we'll get around to fixing it and cleaning it up and
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  shut. And that's the excuse that's
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  been used ever since Elon Musk bought the piece of shit for
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  billions of dollars. Well, you can program the AI and
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  you can tell it. I don't know if any of you've
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  ever used Grok before or one of these AI things where you can
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  produce tags and descriptions and all kinds of shit for your
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  videos. But when you go to create like
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  an image or a meme or, or you want to write an article and
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  have the AI correct it, you put in what is called prompts and
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  you tell the thing, all right, I want a picture of a monkey with
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  a hat and hair, and I want to be standing next to ET and Michael
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  Jackson. And then the AI will try to
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  interpret and translate what you're talking about and then
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  recreate the image that you're Speaking of.
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  Well, the same AI can be used for government efficiency.
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  You can take it and say, where's all the money being spent?
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  Where's the money going? And the AI finds it and it can
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  do it in seconds. It's hardly no effort for an AI.
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  An AI never sleeps. It doesn't need sleep.
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  All it needs is its algorithm told what to do and it goes in
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  search of it. Almost like a robot working its
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  own form of Google. Well, YouTube, Google has its
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  own bullshit AI and so does Facebook and every one of the
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  big brand social media sites out there, I call them the Big 5,
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  are running this shit. So Google can say, all right,
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  it'll program the AI and say, all right, Any videos that have
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  tags that have Republican in them or appear to endorse or
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  support Donald Trump, put them at the bottom.
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  In fact, make it to where they can barely be seen.
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  The thought process is, is that if these people make videos
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  endorsing Trump, but also on the other hand, have an agenda where
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  they want to get popular and famous.
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  If they keep making the Trump endorsement videos and see that
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  they're not breaking 10 views on the Internet, they're going to
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  think they're doing something wrong.
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  And they're going to wonder to themselves as am I not doing
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  right? Am I not, you know, doing right
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  topics? Am I not talking about the right
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  issues? And eventually the person will
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  become wary and tired of it, and they'll either come to the
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  realization that they're being fucking played by the system, or
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  they'll just simply look in the mirror and say, maybe it's my
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  fault, maybe I'm doing something wrong, maybe I should try
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  different topics, try different things.
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  But the mistake they'll make is they'll keep all the videos up
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  that the AI already is deliberately and intentionally
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  keeping down. So any videos they do forward,
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  the AI is not just reading every new video, it's keeping track of
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  the entire channel. So it knows that you still got
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  all those endorsement videos up. And even if you do new content
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  that has nothing to do with it, the AI has already scrapped you.
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  It's already said, OOP, this person does this, and if we give
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  them any kind of viewership, then those old videos that we
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  tried to block will be seen at this point if people subscribe
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  to it. So basically in in a nutshell,
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  your entire channel is screwed at this point.
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  So you're probably thinking to yourself, but Brett, can't they
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  just create a new YouTube channel and create different
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  content and then not have to worry about that shadow band
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  channel or whatever the AI decided to do with it?
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  Put it at the bottom of the barrel.
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  But the problem with that is Google's got it set up to where
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  when you create an account that connects to your IP, so the AI
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  knows that it's coming from the same Internet connection.
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  It knows your Internet number, it knows in which the location
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  is it you come from. Any of you out there, you
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  probably uploaded video and the AI doesn't even ask you where
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  you're from anymore. It already knows.
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  It just follows your phone line or your DSL, or your modem, or
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  you know, Starlink. Whatever the hell you're using,
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  it knows. So you're screwed from the
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  moment you you do it. I guess the AI is programmed to
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  assume that what you've already talked about is your political
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  views and you no longer have any privileges on the Internet to
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  speak of. And there's that.
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  Well, some of you might say, well, I'll just, you know, if I
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  do start up a YouTube channel or wait for a year and then start
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  making new content, I just simply won't talk about things
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  that is political or things that will go against what is
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  perceived as a threat or a problem to whatever tyrannical
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  political party is pushing their agenda through social media.
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  Well, unfortunately, you might find out what people did on an
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  old Twitter. All the content that you did
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  before, that's going to be remembered for one.
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  Remember that if you didn't do new old content then you do new
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  stuff. The problem is the society and
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  culture is non-stop changing. I mean like the Democrats are
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  constantly looking for a they call themselves progressive so
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  they're constantly finding out new things to be pissed off
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  about and offended by. So you make 100 videos, you seem
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  like you're getting on top of the world.
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  You find yourself getting to the point where you can actually
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  acknowledge yourself as Internet famous.
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  But for some reason one day the Democrats decide that they agree
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  with Muslims and dogs are ugly and stupid and evil and from
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  straight from hell and possessed by demons.
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  Next thing you know all the videos that you made about your
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  dog have cost you entire channel.
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  Maybe you did a review on ATV show, but later on the actors
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  get themselves in trouble because they saluted wrong
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  during a speech and gave a Nazi symbol off.
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  You see where I went there? You know what happened to Elon
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  Musk, right? People are comedians are getting
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  entire material off of that thing.
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  So these are the kind of problems, and when you start
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  adding up all the problems that you got to deal with, you
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  realize you haven't even scratched the surface yet, that
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  it you're in an impossible, you're a rat in a fucking maze
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  and there's no way out. If you go this route, there's no
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  getting famous because you're eventually going to say
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  something or do something that's going to piss some idiot off who
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  has control over all that shit or has programmed new filth into
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  the AI on what to get rid of. Here's the second biggest issue,
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  and this is the issue that would have destroyed you before AI
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  even came along. If you look at most of these
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  people that are famous on the Internet or on the front page of
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  YouTube, many of them are featured by YouTube themselves.
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  YouTube is manually programmed to push that shit in your face.
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  Take, for example, during the day or during the last couple
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  years, homosexuality and transgenderism and the woke
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  politics. What did YouTube do?
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  What did Netflix do? What did all the movie sites do?
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  And Facebook and everybody, every fucking time you turned on
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  your shit, it had something to do with the woke or the liberal
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  bullshit or you know, oh, you know, black people are more
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  important. Their lives matter more than
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  everybody else. YouTube decided who was morally
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  justified to be seen and heard and decided who was the bad guys
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  and picked out their villains. And if you had anything that was
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  anything like those people that they deemed as the enemy or a
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  threat to their political agendas, you were gone.
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  So what I'm telling you is if you don't know the right people
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  and you don't have the right friends or the right amount of
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  them, it's just like high school.
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  If you're the nerdy kid who's just trying to find this place
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  in the world, you're just trying to fit in.
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  You're just trying to get in. Unless you are wealthy out the
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  ass, unless you have somebody like George Soros walking you
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  through the fucking aisles of Walmart, you're not going
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  anywhere. So as you can see, it's you
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  versus a artificial intelligence, and it's also you
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  versus corporate companies who have decided what products to
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  sell and what not. And if you don't sell, if you
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  are not able to be commercialized, you're not going
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  to make it. And that, ladies and gentlemen,
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  is the reason why I am dead in the water.
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  It's the reason why almost every atheist, almost every religious
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  person is dead in the water. Because the politicians and the
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  corporate companies don't give a fuck about your atheism.
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  They don't give a fuck about Jesus Christ or God or what
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  church you go to or what your puppy dog looks like or any of
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  that shit. Nobody cares.
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  In fact, if you do happen to get any little bit of success
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  anyway, their bots will come in their artificial intelligence
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  and grab little clips out of all your videos and then create
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  recreate entire YouTube channels, impersonating your
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  name and then using the clips to draw the attention to a channel
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  that isn't even about you anymore, just so it can put its
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  ads on. It doesn't have to pay you, but
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  doesn't have to pay a body either.
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  So corporations do it all the time.
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  Corporations merge and sometimes put other people out of
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  business, sometimes destroy talent, and then shuffle in new
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  bullshit. We've seen it happen with the
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  entertainment industry, the music industry and such.
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  So that's it. So if anybody out there ever
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  wants advice or suggestions on how to become popular or famous,
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  well, good luck on that. Unless you suck off some asshole
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  up at Google or Mark Zuckerberg and you know him, and you can
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  hang out in this little pedal bunker off on an island, you're
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  not going anywhere. And if you see any success at
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  all, if somehow you magically in some supernatural way managed to
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  go beyond a couple 1000 count on YouTube, eventually the AI is
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  going to find out some way to get rid of your ass, either
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  through copyright slams or hate speech or whatever other forms
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  of censorship there is. And sadly, this isn't just
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  liberals and Democrats. These are also Republicans.
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  Elon Musk does it with X, but his program is a little bit
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  more, how shall I say, less strict.
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  Maybe. Although I do have to admit I've
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  been knocked off of the account more times on X than I got on
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  Facebook. But Facebook isn't a great place
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  to advertise your shit because the only people who see you are
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  your buddies and your family members who are already
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  subscribed to you. So that's one thing I've always
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  learned about people. The ones that usually cry the
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  most about how important free speech is to them, they usually
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  don't give a shit. The people who seem like they're
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  the most heroic are usually villains themselves, and usually
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  the most righteous. And self-righteous are usually
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  the most sinful of all. And that's it.
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  I wish I could suggest something.
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  I wish I could help you all. I wish there was some kind of
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  solution I could give any of you, especially when some of you
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  think that this might be a Ave. for you to go to pay your bills
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  or do something. But it's not.
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  That's one of the reasons why I use all kinds of different
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  outlets. It's one of the reasons I do my
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  radio through several different sites and I got it set up in
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  such a way where I can't be controlled or told what to say
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  or do anything. It's perfect for me.
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  I get to say what I want. However, as long as I don't have
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  a corporation behind me, as long as I don't have some George
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  Soros funding me or doing things, I'm on my own.
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  I don't have any paid advertisement or people who put
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  me out on commercials and shit like that.
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  Basically I rely. I'm like the dog that's at the
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  bottom of the table awaiting its master's crumbs and that's it.
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  Will I get anything beyond crumbs?
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  No, the probability of dying from starvation is probably 80%
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  more probable than going any other direction.
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  But I'm just being realistic with you.
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  There's no point in lying or or telling you some bullshit that
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  ain't true and that's that. If anybody out there makes
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  videos telling you that they have all this advice and
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  suggestions on how to make you famous, it's usually just click
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  bait to get you to watch their shit so they can get extra views
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  on their own shit. And that's one of the other
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  major problems of social media. A lot of people got into lying
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  and making up bullshit titles or claiming things on social media
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  in order to get a bunch of attention.
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  But like me, you're going to find out that what you see in
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  social media and what is actually happening in fucking
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  reality are two completely contrast, abstract things.
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  All right ladies and gentlemen, God bless.
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  Have a wonderful day.