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Bro, do you are a pure fucking loser?
Bro, this shit literally just pissed me off all the way the fuck off, bro.
Like, man, this nigga, bro.
Now that this thing about, I won't lie, however, it just feels me to continue making content.
And an interesting thing that I did find interesting about that video was how he felt the need to, uh, to put himself out there and also being unique about it.
Like if I was to see someone who was being a bit unconventional, especially when it comes to social media, my last thought would be to tear them down or call them pathetic or give them a roast.
For me, it's not a nice quality to have because what do you get from dog piling on someone?
I mean, at the end of the day, I do benefit from it because I get increased awareness and people will see my face and they will remember me.
And then whenever they see my content, they're more likely to engage with my content.
That's fine.
But also, if you're considering making content, and you are worried about how people may perceive you from it, don't give a fuck.
Like, you can be doing the kindest thing known to man, you can be planting trees, but someone will find the littlest problem to tell you down.
And then, you know, at the end of the day, you're not the main character.
And when you put it into perspective that you are not the main character, everyone is a narcissist in their own world.
They're the center of their own brain.
And when you put that into perspective, it truly unlocks a sense of freedom with what you do with yourself because when you understand that people generally do not care about you or your existence, you feel like you can just do anything.
But obviously, like I have experienced, you will get points like this where people will feel the need to make videos like that about me.
And this will happen.
More people will continue to make videos like this about me.
And then obviously, that's going to burn.
But then obviously, it changed you to become stronger, to be resistant from those type of attacks.
And also refine your craft.
Because at the end of the day, we're all playing a game.
And the game is social media.
And there's no one set rule on how you approach social media.
What works, what doesn't.
The statistics also help you show what works and what doesn't.
Another interesting thing is the comment section wasn't picking up on that because the comment section wasn't roasting me.
Yeah, you got the odd comment section there, but the top comment was literally saying I don't have to put it into X, which was actually not a negative comment.
Which is even worse when your own comment section is not supporting your own narrative in your video.
And to me, it looks like you're getting ratioed in your own comment section.
Just dog piling on someone who's smaller than you.
It gives off defensive.
Like there's thousands of users on TikTok, you could have just scrolled.
But you chose not to.
You chose to make the video and you chose to respond the way you did, which I find interesting.
