SHNEAKO - SNEAKO's Advice to Kai Cenat

00:00:00.420 Kai Sinat saying no accountability. He's going after Dan Clancy. What did Dan Clancy say to him?

00:00:05.420 I guarantee you it was edited.

00:00:07.100 Kai's upset. Kai's saying that he deserves more respect, and I understand.

00:00:10.000 But I don't think that you should really care too much about what Dan Clancy...

00:00:12.920 Just let it speak for itself.

00:00:14.920 I know in order to become a better speaker, I have to read every single day.

00:00:18.100 Since Kai Sinat reads a book, I'm going to be reading a book today, okay?

00:00:21.560 That's great.

00:00:22.120 For 10 minutes, okay?

00:00:23.320 Look at the effect Kai's already had.

00:00:24.940 I have no idea what he said right here.

00:00:32.620 I don't think it's a performance.

00:00:33.580 The last piece of advice, my unsolicited advice for Kai Sinat,

00:00:36.620 is that don't think that streaming is a lower form of art.

00:00:39.660 Every content creator struggles with that,

00:00:41.540 where we think that the medium that we're in

00:00:43.460 is lesser than Hollywood, movies, TV, cartoons.

00:00:46.880 Kai Sinat saying no accountability.

00:00:49.720 He's going after Dan Clancy.

00:00:51.180 What did Dan Clancy say to him?

00:00:52.400 I guarantee you it was edited.

00:00:53.980 did he tell you what i said yeah he said you thought it was edited no no i'll tell you what

00:00:59.340 i said exactly what i said edited miss gave his uh uh about rushmore yeah right and then

00:01:06.520 he gave like og he gave like soda poppin and wreck miss kiff went from being with dan clancy

00:01:13.260 on stream talking about rushmore to coming to my chat and asking for a gambling collab

00:01:17.480 Fah! Fah! 1.00

00:01:18.980 Miz, bro, I didn't know you were plugged in with the CEO like that.

00:01:22.960 Maybe I will compromise all my morals and gamble with you.

00:01:25.620 Well, and all these OGs.

00:01:26.760 Fah! 1.00

00:01:27.120 I said, oh, I guess for some people, Mount Rushmore is for the OG.

00:01:32.160 I don't really, to be honest, I don't really know anything about Miz Kitz. 0.84

00:01:34.840 I don't know, what does he talk about? I don't know much about him.

00:01:37.300 I think that, yeah.

00:01:38.520 Okay.

00:01:39.060 And so, if that is your thing, then Kai and Speed are at the top of the heap now.

00:01:45.300 No, you say, no, no, no, no.

00:01:46.840 and then you said everyone kyan speed wouldn't be on no i said they're at the top of the heat now

00:01:50.680 so then kyan speed wouldn't be on mount brosney now you had said now you had said um like like

00:01:57.320 you can't you only told me that i was in front of me oh no you saw that no no no i had you on that

00:02:03.800 i meant the clip no you said no you said to miss you said the only reason yo this streamer awards

00:02:09.880 just like how many times it's been what i feel like it's been months or years since the streamer

00:02:14.440 rewards and we're still seeing so many different beefs and dramas between adapt and the mouse girl

00:02:20.460 and the ai and the ipad and the india love and it's like they put a voodoo even then ty lil and

00:02:27.580 that girl you know with the fake zelle account trying to call him a great person that stream 0.72

00:02:32.020 rewards fucked up the whole industry why you put me on my watch for it's because you you was in 0.98

00:02:39.720 in front of me yeah it's okay bro okay i might i might have said that but that's just that's just

00:02:45.760 talking to me yeah i told john though i thought i might i might have said but then they they i

00:02:50.960 guarantee you they might i might have said that but they edited where i they said oh i wouldn't

00:02:55.440 have him on there i'd never said that okay i've seen it but it's all good though yeah so kai's

00:03:01.440 upset kai is saying that he deserves more respect and i understand probably the greatest twitch

00:03:06.180 streamer of all time you know pioneering like that you can make an also people are going to say

00:03:12.040 aiden but in recent times with streamer university and stuff or whatever you guys think you know

00:03:18.440 just based off the clips and the way he was able to maximalize it to another level you know obviously

00:03:24.140 aiden did stuff like that but kai is up there bro undeniably undeniably but i don't think that you

00:03:29.880 should really care too much about what dan clinton just let it speak for itself let it speak for

00:03:35.780 itself at the same time he did give you the opportunity he did have that platform he did

00:03:40.260 financially help you and everything so but i can understand like right now there's probably you know

00:03:45.260 people get caught up at the top about the comparisons who's number one who's the best

00:03:49.400 who's the streamer of the year that stuff can destroy friendships can destroy ego can destroy

00:03:56.180 can destroy everything call from stream what else is he saying right now does he want to call like

00:04:01.460 Why do you keep spamming that?

00:04:02.960 What's he saying?

00:04:05.420 What's he saying?

00:04:09.740 What?

00:04:15.360 He's trying to read.

00:04:17.540 This is what I'm talking about.

00:04:19.300 Yeah, perfect segue.

00:04:21.940 Kovvim's trying to read on stream.

00:04:24.660 It's funny because like, look at, so Rakai started doing the same thing.

00:04:28.120 And he's taking inspiration from the guy who put him on.

00:04:31.880 Look at what Kai is reading.

00:04:33.760 Today, since Kai Sanat reads a book, I'm going to be reading a book today, okay?

00:04:39.200 That's great.

00:04:39.780 For 10 minutes, okay?

00:04:40.940 Look at the effect Kai's already had.

00:04:43.100 He's already making the young Zoomers open up a book. 1.00

00:04:47.180 Shout out to KC3, all right? 1.00

00:04:48.900 So we're going to start right now by reading a fucking book. 0.99

00:04:52.980 Because if my daddy KC3 read a book, and he's like, 0.99

00:04:56.160 I have no idea what he said right here. I just I can't translate that. I don't know what he said

00:05:03.060 I read it 1.00

00:05:06.560 What I'm gonna read a fucking book 1.00

00:05:14.060 He's like, oh, I'm gonna read a fucking book 1.00

00:05:18.320 Someone someone if you guys say excuse you need subtitles what 0.98

00:05:24.700 To uh, to basically help me talk better in in in for me that stop stuttering and stuff like this

00:05:46.000 He was getting fined

00:05:48.580 for wearing shoes that work

00:05:51.300 regulation red or whatever

00:05:53.300 that my itching point into my mystique of sneakers not the object it's good that

00:06:01.040 rakai is reading it's good that kuffman is reading but i don't know if they understand

00:06:05.600 the effect that this has on people's perceptions of not only streamers but it's also black americans

00:06:11.800 right if now black streamers content for kuffman rakai is reading on stream it's reading

00:06:17.940 what do you think like what do you think other people especially look white nationalists and

00:06:24.780 stuff they'll say black people are low impulse control low iq they're not able to exist in 0.96

00:06:30.140 society but they're not civilized they can't comprehend and then you they open up their 0.97

00:06:36.180 twitter they open up tiktok and they see content from black streamers is literally just reading

00:06:40.140 that's the joke that's the punchline and it's funny it's good i like that they're reading

00:06:44.880 but the joke is that they can't read that's what's funny about this is the lack of reading

00:06:49.860 is the the reading level not even fifth grade level maybe third grade level the punch line is 1.00

00:06:54.860 haha look at this stupid dum-dum who can't say words properly you don't even know how to speak 1.00

00:07:00.920 english that's what so many people are seeing when they when they do this content so yes it's good 1.00

00:07:05.620 but i don't know if you want to be that punch line i don't know if you want to be the butt of 0.62

00:07:09.100 that joke there where kai's got more boom on your base than yours yeah no his soundboard is better

00:07:15.040 but like okay let's see how is how is his reading level kedora thanks for the time i'm truly

00:07:21.040 perplexed to see how hard of a time many people have reading in the contemporary world i thought

00:07:24.160 it was a joke no it's not a joke and it is it is a reminder to most people when they criticize

00:07:29.560 streaming that the people with the biggest audiences are literally incapable of reading

00:07:34.480 past the fourth grade level this is who is influencing people yes it's good and this is why

00:07:40.200 this is so important why i encourage kaisen at reading and i've seen the whole timeline all day

00:07:44.480 long they're roasting him for reading and it's like it's kind of like making fun of the fat 0.99

00:07:47.800 person in the gym when you see a fatty on the treadmill like look at the fucking fatty just 1.00

00:07:52.120 running idiot it's the same thing like is the education system is lacking and you can get 0.99

00:07:59.080 really rich and famous without expanding your vocabulary so it's good to now see people put 0.97

00:08:04.600 an effort in there and i don't think we should we should make fun of it but we should also not

00:08:08.420 make it the punch line or else you're just letting people make fun of it cj thanks for the 20 you

00:08:14.600 said at 22 i was full-on drinking the new world order matrix kool-aid you woke me up and changed

00:08:18.760 the course of my life forever thank you for your bravery i will always be grateful for the red pill

00:08:22.520 era despite what people say thanks a lot man it was important to wake a lot of people up and

00:08:25.980 And now we got to, you know, this is stream, blah, blah, blah, brain rot.

00:08:29.980 We still have to keep on doing that and keep on.

00:08:32.980 We're all going to send 26.

00:08:36.620 It's the object itself plus the aura that exceeds it.

00:08:42.120 Give me a chat.

00:08:43.640 He speaks like Samuel Jackson reading the Bible in Pulp Fiction. 0.95

00:08:47.840 And I will stand down upon thee with furious anger and strike down.

00:08:54.640 Here are my words 0.90

00:08:57.280 Is he liking?

00:09:01.740 In that words start to get into a

00:09:05.500 This amusement to those Jordans

00:09:09.020 Or like an art object

00:09:11.200 Like fine art

00:09:12.520 Thank you for the five

00:09:14.600 I'm reading the word

00:09:19.200 I'm going to expand my vocabulary

00:09:22.440 Think of it a tag

00:09:26.440 Chat on the KC3 nigga 1.00

00:09:30.200 And I wanna read a book why?

00:09:32.200 I wanna read a book real quick

00:09:34.200 But it can all spark to make a strong artwork

00:09:38.760 That's how I would define the sneaker equation

00:09:41.180 I would say these sneakers have gone through the same process coming out of two points of references

00:09:48.740 I don't think he got a lot of those words right

00:09:51.280 References is not a word

00:09:52.400 It's probably references

00:09:53.260 I'm done

00:09:56.860 That exhausted him

00:09:57.800 He's exhausted

00:09:59.340 It was 30 seconds of reading

00:10:01.680 Rekai it was supposed to be 10 minutes of reading

00:10:03.340 Look at that

00:10:05.020 That was mentally

00:10:06.180 I'm done

00:10:10.320 That's it

00:10:11.080 Hopefully you read off stream too

00:10:13.040 Hopefully we're all going to ascend

00:10:15.320 We got a looks max

00:10:16.540 We got a vocab max

00:10:18.020 We gotta do better, man

00:10:21.240 We gotta do better

00:10:22.340 Okay, well

00:10:25.020 Kai right now, he's creative directing

00:10:27.360 He's creative directing

00:10:29.500 And a lot of the stuff, it looks like the streams that we were doing

00:10:31.680 With Ye in Spain, doesn't it? 0.98

00:10:33.660 It looks like in

00:10:34.540 Oh, you think you creative director?

00:10:36.920 Oh, you think you Virgil?

00:10:40.520 I saw Gaga was making 1.00

00:10:41.900 The creative director of Polaroid

00:10:44.000 I like some of the Gaga songs 0.99

00:10:45.460 What the fuck does she know about cameras? 1.00

00:10:48.020 creative director so what I want to do too it's like you come about oh shit when 1.00

00:10:54.160 you walk in so it's looking like this right let's see that's gonna go for a 0.98

00:10:58.960 little bit boom uh slower living that moment like you feel me

00:11:05.920 nonchalant because it's like really feel that that is the suspense like oh

00:11:11.020 because you'll be the first person to see.

00:11:12.900 So you coming in like,

00:11:15.780 feel me?

00:11:18.580 All right.

00:11:20.540 I don't think this is performative.

00:11:21.540 I want you to sit in this.

00:11:23.460 Because this was him directing the intro to Mafia-thon.

00:11:26.820 In that, in this area, like, really like, 0.99

00:11:29.700 like testing your shit out, like a minute. 0.98

00:11:32.420 Like, I really want you to, 0.99

00:11:33.940 I want them to embrace like you being there.

00:11:36.380 And then wait for something to happen.

00:11:38.380 You stand up, 0.91

00:11:40.220 do everything you got to do once you get done with this like make ass powerful i like to stand up

00:11:44.380 this guy's saying he's trying to be yay yeah i tweeted that today everybody wants to be yay

00:11:49.940 until yay's in the room everybody tries to be like it's true like the influence not only in

00:11:55.400 streaming you can see it with all the top streamers you can see the a influence you see it in the

00:11:58.860 documentary that kai posted yesterday you see it from all the political guys you see it from the

00:12:03.220 brain rock guys you see the a influence everywhere music and hip-hop and fashion he really is like

00:12:07.720 the impact is undeniable which is is really cool to see especially after all the music that came

00:12:12.380 out last year you know i love the cuck album cousins a lot of stuff was deleted maybe i

00:12:18.200 shouldn't but i undeniably i love those songs and i think that was one of the best songs of the year

00:12:25.940 sonically so i see that influence you know i'm saying like instead of i i know that kai's not

00:12:33.380 being performative because a lot of you guys forget that i know i used to go to atlanta like

00:12:38.020 once a month back when i was living in brooklyn i would fly to atlanta once a month and i'd always

00:12:41.080 go down there and we didn't really like the people that i got along with a lot and the reason that i

00:12:45.300 would come out there is because they liked the creativity a lot of you don't really see that

00:12:49.700 from amp chris is extremely creative we spoke a lot about that he's one of the most talented

00:12:54.140 editors in the game i think i'm the best chris is up there davis so what he's doing with fashion

00:12:58.400 i've been speaking to him more but his fashion sense and his like they want to be more than just

00:13:03.100 streamers. And so yeah, maybe that's the new form of media and we should lean into that more. But

00:13:07.160 at the same time, people don't want to be boxed in and just think that we're Riz Giat, WL, screaming

00:13:11.700 at the chat all day long. The reason that I got along with them is because they saw my ability

00:13:16.140 to do that. And that's what I was known for at the time. When I go down to A&P in Atlanta back

00:13:19.900 then, I wasn't streaming at all. I was just a YouTuber. A lot of people don't know that. I

00:13:22.640 wasn't streaming at the time at all. And me and Kai, we never really saw eye to eye in Atlanta.

00:13:26.380 We didn't really get along, to be perfectly honest with you. But whenever we did have

00:13:29.540 conversations it was about creating it was about art it was about that was when there was some sort

00:13:36.180 of click everything else like streaming content wise and like the whole ego content creator thing

00:13:41.760 there was never any uh synergy but i'm telling you like there there is a real desire from amp to to

00:13:51.180 expand and it's a great it's great to see that from the streaming world it's probably the biggest

00:13:55.380 org right now phase is gone so who are the orgs miskip is no longer in an org he's getting canceled

00:14:00.660 like there's so it's just amp and they all they all want to expand and do that too and i love to

00:14:05.340 see people embrace that creativity yesterday when i was talking about that on stream everybody was

00:14:09.340 saying oh creativity is gay art's gay stuff like that i was speaking about that last year in project 0.99

00:14:13.940 x so art's gay museums are stupid we're going whatever you guys think about that maybe you 1.00

00:14:18.280 guys came in from the red polar or maybe you're just teenagers on kick who want to see gambling 1.00

00:14:21.180 and drugs but this is what makes the human experience so great not to be on a whole sob

00:14:26.520 story about art but that's what makes the that's what unites us as a species that's what brings us

00:14:32.380 together art is what is the only form of media is the the best way that we can express the human

00:14:39.820 experience in a way that's comprehensible to everybody right all right so go thanks for the

00:14:46.480 10 of mike you said sneeko you're like every goof youtube liberal you try so hard to be edgy and

00:14:51.860 different and you're all the same okay then leave the stream if you think it's liberal to like art 0.69

00:14:55.860 and it's goofy and different like but you should try to be different you should try to expand your

00:15:01.260 horizons you should try to do something new this is like this is a common rhetoric i see in it oh 0.99

00:15:06.780 you want to be different or something what you want to be the same dumbass you want to be like 0.99

00:15:10.320 everybody else you just want to fit in you don't want to figure out who you are god gave you the 0.98

00:15:15.920 ability and made you unique try to figure out what that is try to figure out what you're able

00:15:20.340 to offer to the world that's special otherwise what's the point like why are you here to be a

00:15:25.800 bot to be to just be a slave in the system to just exist in the matrix and be and pay taxes for

00:15:31.640 israel your whole life no not me if you want to do that then then go ahead but you're not welcome 1.00

00:15:36.420 here i'm crazy thank you for the ten dollars dumbass after like this when you end you just 0.99

00:15:42.440 kind of sit in it and then you try to don't don't leave too fast oh wait that's the mic oh this is 0.99

00:15:47.720 the dude i remember you mike you you said you were you were the one saying that i'm not a black

00:15:51.180 nationalist and that you wanted to fight me and all this stuff oh yeah yeah i remember you what's

00:15:55.760 going on bro thank you for your money but just after you done you just go like you feel me you 0.86

00:16:02.020 just kind of just leave say that once you leave it's funny too because like that guy that black 1.00

00:16:08.100 nationalist mike in the chat is saying i'm a liberal but also if i go too far right he's saying 0.83

00:16:12.160 that I'm racist towards black people.

00:16:14.540 It'll stay silent for a good while 0.91

00:16:16.960 and then something else will happen.

00:16:18.900 So, yeah, but that's it though.

00:16:19.880 But that was good.

00:16:20.420 That was a good first thing.

00:16:21.460 That was fine though. 1.00

00:16:22.960 Like, hearing that shit in person is crazy. 1.00

00:16:25.560 After the countdown, 1.00

00:16:27.280 it'll switch to this room

00:16:28.280 where static will play. 0.98

00:16:30.180 So, yeah, so everybody wants to be gay. 0.99

00:16:32.060 The influence is undeniable. 0.78

00:16:33.660 Everybody in fashion, music, streaming,

00:16:35.580 and art, you can see it everywhere.

00:16:37.340 But my advice, unsolicited,

00:16:39.360 to Kai and to all the creatives

00:16:40.520 that are watching this in the stream

00:16:41.740 or when this gets clipped up or maybe in years from now is you got to put in the work. You got

00:16:46.900 to be in the trenches for it. Not saying Kai's performative. I don't think he is, but for the

00:16:51.020 people that like appear like, Oh, I'm an artist. And they, they put that in their bio. Like I'm,

00:16:54.440 I create, I do, you know, they, they put on some fit and then do a Tik TOK. You got to make five

00:17:00.160 beats a day for three summers. You have to meticulously master your craft. You've got to

00:17:05.820 spend hours and hours where they say the 10,000 hour rule. You have to master it. The nitty gritty

00:17:11.420 part I don't want to see people get rich and then just like delegate the tasks and pay other people

00:17:15.980 to do it if you are not first a master at it then you're not going to be an artist to its truest

00:17:21.580 sense and you're also going to be replaceable the reason why like I've been able to last so long in

00:17:25.960 this game is because of my abilities not glazing myself but I am one of I think I'm the best

00:17:30.600 editor in the game I've mastered premiere I've been to film school I understand color grading

00:17:36.620 and pacing. I did the stand-up comedy at open mics nonstop. I understand timing. All that

00:17:41.640 translates into the videos that I make and everything I do. I've studied movies. I've

00:17:44.960 studied content. I understand. I've studied painting, so I know how I want to see the rule

00:17:50.420 of thirds and all this. It's not just all concepts that I know. It's stuff that I've been critiquing

00:17:55.700 and working on and will continue to work on. I've put in the 10,000 hours in Premiere Pro.

00:17:59.860 I have streams on Patreon where you can see me editing for 12 hours straight on one single vlog.

00:18:06.620 working on the colors and the montage and the intro to get it exactly the way I want because

00:18:11.340 images and everything like that that is what can imprint into somebody's mind if you have a perfect

00:18:16.480 frame and a perfect image that will be memorable forever look at the impact that runaway had with

00:18:21.820 the ballerinas my friends are making fun of me because I went to the the nutcracker ballet

00:18:25.540 saying oh why would you watch the ballet that's gay I love ballet seeing ballerinas dance seeing 1.00

00:18:30.940 people who have mastered their craft these dancers who have put in the 10 out 10 000 hours to work

00:18:35.840 on that little twirl and put pressure on their toes you can see it in the final performance how

00:18:40.460 they all were standing next to each other in the mirror drilling those routines over and over again

00:18:45.260 and when I watch ballet now I always think back to that runaway movie that Ye put out

00:18:49.480 where he had the ballerinas and he's just playing that one keynote and he had the Russian ballet

00:18:54.740 come out for his music video those images will last forever and you won't get an immediate return

00:19:00.260 on investment people think that way now because gambling polymarket prediction markets only fans

00:19:04.520 all that is so instantaneous and now it's an intention economy where girls like camellia or 1.00

00:19:09.420 whatever will say views equal money this is how i farm my young brother my underage brother to go

00:19:14.660 get kids to sign up for my only fans like yeah that cool you're gonna get rich but then you're

00:19:17.840 not impacting anything you're not doing anything you're not accomplishing anything at all you

00:19:21.640 haven't changed the world for the better you've made it worse put in the time to make something

00:19:26.840 that's going to be remembered and you won't see an immediate return but you will be more satisfied

00:19:33.600 than anything you will your soul will be satisfied and also people will be uplifted you're going to

00:19:38.200 inspire and that's really the highest form of human existence is inspiration being able to

00:19:43.520 change somebody's life through that work and not everybody's going to be artists as well people in

00:19:48.640 business and everything anything that you do anything that you create you have the ability

00:19:52.340 to to change the world forever and why not take advantage of that you know regardless of your

00:19:57.700 your iq your reading ability your circumstance where you are you have access to the internet

00:20:01.560 you have the tools in front of you to make something that is remembered forever in your

00:20:07.120 business and whatever you do. And I highly recommend people take that opportunity and not

00:20:12.220 just see the automatic returns and the automatic and think, Oh, it's just about, it's just about

00:20:15.940 money. And obviously it's harder. And that's why they want to make you a debt slave so that you

00:20:19.120 don't see that. If you're in this matrix, if you're paying debt, if you're paying your student

00:20:23.180 loans forever and you have to pay your mortgage forever and you're in a marriage you hate with

00:20:26.340 a feminist woman who's masculine, you're not going to be able to tap into that. They want that 1.00

00:20:31.080 Because that's not going to inspire the soul.

00:20:32.960 You know those conspiracy theories where they say they made the lights neon hospital-looking

00:20:36.520 instead of warm lighting so that it can, why architecture now is all bland and looks like

00:20:42.160 a WeWork.

00:20:42.740 McDonald's used to be, McDonald's used to look beautiful.

00:20:44.820 Now it looks like a corporate, it looks like an abortion clinic.

00:20:48.340 This is all intentional to destroy the soul.

00:20:50.480 Architecture used to be gothic churches.

00:20:53.100 It used to be amazing feats of design.

00:20:57.240 Look at Europe and how they maintain that.

00:20:58.700 And now look at the buildings they're creating.

00:21:01.080 And then you look at it, it doesn't inspire the soul anymore.

00:21:04.040 You walk out crushing, just waiting to walk into your job.

00:21:07.420 But when you walk into the mosque in Istanbul, you call it, I can't remember now.

00:21:13.940 It used to be a church and now it's a masjid. 0.92

00:21:15.360 I don't remember the name of it.

00:21:17.240 But you walk in there and you see how the Orthodox Christians used to run and then the Catholics used to run. 0.95

00:21:24.780 And then it's, yeah, Hagia Sophia.

00:21:26.880 these will make will imprint your your mind about the capabilities of the human race and so maybe

00:21:34.460 this sounds like a really grand speech translated over to streamers who are still trying to learn

00:21:37.940 how to read but the fact that we're seeing the most influential people make the efforts to get

00:21:41.800 to that point to make something like maybe we can make something like higher sofia that's beautiful 0.96

00:21:47.040 and i i i encourage everybody doing that thank you for the fucking hundred dollars hundred dollar 0.95

00:21:52.040 super chat from cater long shot but i love your perspective been a software engineer at a major 0.86

00:21:57.160 company for years i love talking about what exists solely in my mind and bringing it to life

00:22:00.120 how do i start a youtube framing tech as a creative pursuit while preferring my worldview

00:22:04.380 all love i'm going to talk about that on the patreon this is a stream right now you guys are

00:22:08.140 like acting like this is a consultant call patreon i'll talk about the stuff and i'll make video about

00:22:12.280 that on my third channel thank you erica kirk was an old government video talking about national

00:22:16.540 security that's black star usa on youtube 10 years ago no one is talking about this yeah we are

00:22:20.260 yeah erica kirk had weird ties to intelligence and a lot of her her history is very strange

00:22:24.380 you know it's it's very possible that she did have i mean her father did work for raytheon

00:22:30.480 a missile missile contractor to israel you know she had weird things going on in romania 0.97

00:22:35.920 like candace is saying that she was working on a trafficking ring that was closed and she's 0.86

00:22:39.020 banned from romania now erica kirk's pass is very strange they give her the 10 mike you said 0.59

00:22:44.500 stico don't try that jewish trickery on me i'm five steps ahead of you 0.96

00:22:48.520 okay whatever bro he's rage baiting is there one more the $20 one proceeds for your third apartment

00:22:54.000 thanks a lot it helps Nico buy things now I don't need a third apartment I'm investing I want to

00:22:57.980 make a financial investment video on my third channel um hey by the way I wish I had my sound

00:23:02.900 board so I could hit the bang or the I told you guys to get bitcoin two days ago it's already

00:23:08.040 soaring up I I put another I put like 30k $30,000 more into bitcoin like two three days ago and it's

00:23:15.220 already like 40 it already went up I already made a huge return on investment so you make that money

00:23:20.220 man just just keep on investing keep going up that's my goal right now I reinvest all my money

00:23:24.960 so I can have the ability to create then he it'll switch moving on but switch show chair for 40

00:23:32.760 seconds after they show the chair for 40 seconds he then walks in sit in chair right then they do

00:23:39.040 What did it just do?

00:23:39.880 Okay, wait, when they switch,

00:23:40.700 how do they switch to switch?

00:23:41.620 Physically?

00:23:42.460 Yeah, physically.

00:23:43.300 So that can be a cue or something, right?

00:23:45.240 Yeah.

00:23:46.080 He put, it zooms out.

00:23:48.780 When he stands up, I don't think,

00:23:50.840 it should not zoom out when he stand up.

00:23:52.260 It should hold this shot and switch to like another cam.

00:23:55.180 How we just had it.

00:23:56.380 Well, no, no.

00:23:57.220 I just don't want it to be shown through the TV

00:23:58.400 that it's moving.

00:23:59.240 So switch to PTZ, when he stands up,

00:24:01.160 and then go to him, position his face,

00:24:04.400 and then come back.

00:24:05.400 He does his performance.

00:24:06.360 Y'all can play around with it where it feels right at you.

00:24:08.720 Yeah, this is real.

00:24:10.360 There's nothing fake about this.

00:24:12.520 And to answer, I know Kater gave it a 100-hour super chat.

00:24:15.380 So I guess I'll just, I like, Kai said something very profound on his channel.

00:24:20.340 And he was talking about the difference.

00:24:21.580 And this is also an answer to you, Kater, in the chat.

00:24:23.320 But he was talking about the difference between consistency and repetition.

00:24:26.680 Something that Nipsey Hussle always talked about.

00:24:28.160 Before he passed away, not only was he very big in crypto and telling people to invest in Bitcoin,

00:24:32.240 but he was saying it's a marathon, not a sprint.

00:24:35.760 It's about repetition and doing it every day.

00:24:37.760 And this is part of the reason why I blew up streaming so quickly coming off of years of being the arty farty New York YouTuber was out of the repetition, was going live every single day, putting all my energy into it.

00:24:49.560 Consistency just – that's more – that sounds too routine-oriented.

00:24:54.740 But when you use the word repetition the way Kai said it, you're putting in the reps.

00:25:00.940 you're you're not well that's that is literally repetition but i like thinking it more in terms

00:25:05.980 of repetition than consistency because it's a reminder that it's it's a long term you have to

00:25:12.280 put in the hours you're not here sprinting and it's done life is a marathon that's the only way

00:25:19.960 you're going to you're going to be able to to be because everybody tries to be a youtuber everybody

00:25:23.460 tried to be a streamer everybody tried to be a rapper everybody tried to be a dj everybody tried

00:25:26.960 to do a business. The only people who are, remember, the only people who are meaningful

00:25:32.440 in there are the people that have put in endless, endless repetition because they have to, because

00:25:37.660 they wake up and that's what they're supposed to do. Repetition, repetition, repetition every

00:25:43.380 single day. No matter, you know, I'm not perfect, man. I get lazy. I get hacked. And then you see,

00:25:48.360 like, I get bummed out. I crash out. I get, but right now I'm on the state of 2026. It's just

00:25:53.380 every day at least I'm doing something to improve at least I'm putting in some sort of

00:26:00.840 some I'm making the right strides putting in the right work to to transcend as and ascend as much

00:26:09.120 as I possibly can and not to make this a whole motivational stream but you know this did inspire

00:26:14.600 me from kind of transitions from that one to the fr7 we don't know yet okay so can we put the ue

00:26:20.120 waist shot real quick yep and after he performs go crazy yeah Michael Jordan

00:26:25.520 put a thousand shots a day he walks out Leather Gloves comes in one more time

00:26:30.760 oh no it's pieces like what channel is it to play the which one the signal one

00:26:36.620 but which signal this can only play on this one right no not no signal um it's

00:26:41.600 created director let's see the final result keep hearing the static when we

00:26:44.000 play the song or cut the static no just a song yeah all right let's try that

00:26:47.060 again. I'm gonna try it again. Start from the top of the song. This is what we learned in film

00:26:54.700 school. These are the switchers like all this right here was on my television. Go ahead.

00:27:02.780 I like the static. I like the static. One minute so that he knows it's like five seconds before

00:27:08.700 the cut. All right. Chris is gonna tell you. The last piece of advice that my unsolicited

00:27:14.480 advice for Kai Sinat is that don't think that streaming is a lower form of art every content

00:27:21.800 creator struggles with that where we think that the medium that we're in is lesser than Hollywood

00:27:27.420 movies TV cartoons Mr. B said something to me really profound back in 2017 2018 I was saying

00:27:33.580 that I wanted to start doing films he's like just make the films on YouTube I'm like no I want to go

00:27:37.040 to film school so why don't you just drop out of college I'm like well I want to go to film school

00:27:39.300 so I can get my degree so I can become a director he's like why don't you just direct and then put

00:27:43.300 it on youtube i'm like because it's not and really i realized from that conversation that the road

00:27:47.500 block was the fact that it was youtube and it didn't have the prestige that hollywood has but

00:27:52.500 what's the difference it's still a 1080p video on a screen there's no difference besides youtube and

00:27:57.600 the allure that they created around hollywood movies and going to the theater and the red

00:28:01.900 carpets we think that it's a higher form of art just because of the the whole dance and the whole

00:28:07.180 charade the whole erica kirk firework presentation around it but it's not you're still producing a

00:28:11.480 video that people consume and when he said that it really clicked that like i don't this is not

00:28:16.480 youtube streaming it's not worse than hollywood and movies it's just a different form it's the

00:28:21.060 new form so kai right now is thinking maybe he's tired of being a streamer getting boxed in and i

00:28:25.600 think during mafiathon seeing people say like el reader in the chat people making fun of the fact

00:28:29.740 that you know kuffman makes that joke kick des he shouldn't leave the hood and the way where kai

00:28:34.620 and them speak and saying like ray he came over from taiwan and now he speaks like somebody from

00:28:38.840 the Bronx I think that that had an effect and he sees it as a lower form of art especially being

00:28:44.800 around all these extreme celebrities the people at the highest form but a good example is speed

00:28:51.580 speed is turning you look at the behind the scenes of speed he's turned streaming into

00:28:55.320 a reality show into television don't think that just because you're in on twitch or youtube or

00:29:01.220 any of these streaming sites that it's worse than Hollywood just make that take that high form of

00:29:05.920 art and bring it here. Bring it onto social media. Whoever is able to do that to bridge the gap

00:29:10.240 between high art and social media is out of here. Remember forever. That's the person who's going to

00:29:16.280 be, who's going to change the game. Because Hollywood right now, they're panicking. Hollywood

00:29:19.760 is panicking for the fact that they can't sell tickets anymore. That people are taking pictures

00:29:23.000 of the movie. That people are there texting and calling and they can't keep their attention spans

00:29:27.340 anymore. They hate that. Martin Scorsese says the theater's over. People don't go then. Why would

00:29:31.880 you want to spend $30 on a movie when you can watch at home and go on your phone if it's boring?

00:29:35.920 Now people will load up a video game and spend like an hour installing it.

00:29:39.820 And by the time it starts up, type of one in the chat, this is you.

00:29:42.840 You load up a game, you spend an hour installing it, you paid for it.

00:29:45.180 And then it loads up, you're here, you're ready, you got the controller in your hand.

00:29:47.720 And then you press pause and then doom scroll for two hours.

00:29:52.980 And then don't play the game.

00:29:56.600 I've done that.

00:29:57.620 Our attention spans are fried.

00:30:00.000 Like we don't, like even playing a game sounds like a chore.

00:30:02.220 watching a netflix show starting a new movie that's it's like it's a chore and that used to

00:30:07.180 be the distraction so if somebody can combine the two you win you have given the market what they

00:30:16.540 need minute mark so you have five seconds to know we're about a cube this is cool to see

00:30:24.060 He here is talking to Jamie Fox

00:30:28.440 You love my energy

00:30:29.140 That's how I'm

00:30:29.860 Do people care?

00:30:31.340 Let's see some of this

00:30:31.860 You love my energy

00:30:32.820 That's how I'm doing

00:30:33.780 Hey thank you for the $50

00:30:34.960 I helped Sneeko

00:30:35.840 My only goals in life

00:30:37.620 Are to earn money

00:30:38.240 Wait for Sneeko to go live 0.87

00:30:39.240 Give him said money

00:30:40.040 Put your mom's credit card away bro

00:30:41.460 I appreciate it

00:30:42.020 But man

00:30:42.420 Thank you so much man

00:30:44.120 I'm letting you know

00:30:44.740 Thanks a lot I helped Sneeko

00:30:45.600 Listen to me

00:30:46.460 I ain't never did this to you

00:30:48.740 I just saw something

00:30:50.240 I just say

00:30:50.700 I just want to let you know

00:30:51.920 you are you're you're amazing you're unique you're different and i want you to continue to have fun

00:30:59.040 you young don't take it too much take every single thing take the same but you're different

00:31:05.260 that's what i got to see with yay you know i don't talk about a lot of stuff yay's my friend

00:31:10.160 and you know eventually but you know his legacy is important to protect and stuff but i can say

00:31:16.680 the one thing that the biggest takeaway i can talk about with him is people don't understand

00:31:21.140 how hard he works because he's not like a guy who brags about it really he just does it and then he

00:31:25.660 shows the results people don't understand people love the final product what was cool about the

00:31:30.180 donda live stream was him in the put doing push-ups in the stadium and seeing the process

00:31:34.100 of it but they don't understand how much time he's putting into fashion into drone into his

00:31:39.940 architecture into his music into everything he does it's a constant and the reason he's gotten

00:31:46.220 to that point is because he's taken time to study fashion architecture learn how to sew been that

00:31:51.300 producer selling beats in new york city going around to people's apartments getting 50 bucks

00:31:55.280 for a beat he's spent all that time doing it right and it's easier now to get to that point of fame

00:32:00.700 without putting in the work because of the short form content social media you can become famous

00:32:06.420 you can get rich without putting in those reps and then make the transition over right without

00:32:10.860 grinding to the top people blow up now just like this with the right connection yay when he's

00:32:16.200 first album dropped college dropout dropped when he was my age when he was i think it came out

00:32:20.120 right before he turned 27 years old you guys call me on that was when his first album was out

00:32:24.440 for years before that he was that guy that rockefeller didn't want to sign that they said

00:32:28.820 he was too much of a he was too woke he was just a producer he wasn't the rapper watch genius that

00:32:34.820 there was a whole come up listen to the last call the last song on the college dropout and they

00:32:39.500 weren't accepting him because he wasn't gangsta enough he wasn't fitting the image now you just

00:32:43.660 if you just have the image you could blow up and that's it you could open up an OF and start

00:32:47.080 gambling spin slots and just make bank back then you needed to be let in there were gatekeepers

00:32:53.060 to the industry and if you weren't accepted by them you would never become famous but now

00:32:57.340 every everybody has the the keys the gatekeep is just the algorithm put in the work put in the work

00:33:05.220 this is why at the point that I'm in you know people academics will joke about my apartment

00:33:09.360 I got two cribs you know I live in my I don't need to brag about the finances but I'm telling

00:33:12.580 you where i'm at financially i have homes you know i have five houses i have i i'm financially

00:33:17.800 set and so i don't need to spend all this time grinding editing like you can see i'm

00:33:22.300 patreon for hours on i don't need to be doing that it doesn't make immediate roi sense i do it

00:33:27.440 because that's what's gonna keep me valuable forever that's why i'm irreplaceable that's why

00:33:33.440 it's also it's what i love man i i recommend people to do what you love don't do things for

00:33:39.540 money don't do things for fame don't do it for acceptance don't do it to fit in do it because

00:33:44.100 you love to do it if you don't know think back to you like your 12 year old self you're what did

00:33:48.860 you always want to do when you were when you were 12 before the world told you who you are

00:33:52.920 who you should be what did you always dream of

00:33:56.040 that's why them little things gonna be touching you different but you less you necessary and i

00:34:05.340 You're smart. You're loyal.

00:34:06.920 I don't even think he's going to answer this phone.

00:34:08.300 But if he does, I just got to let you know that I love you.

00:34:11.060 Thank you, bro.

00:34:12.180 Thank you, man.

00:34:12.940 And wake up every time.

00:34:14.560 Listen, here's life.

00:34:15.560 Life is managing the time you're awake.

00:34:17.900 That's it.

00:34:19.760 That's it.

00:34:20.180 You wake up in the morning.

00:34:21.380 You manage.

00:34:22.360 Heaven.

00:34:22.860 You sleep.

00:34:24.160 Then you're back at it.

00:34:26.080 That's all this. 1.00

00:34:26.980 So whatever that is, whatever that shit is doing, that you feel that little shit, fuck that shit, man. 1.00

00:34:33.100 And you know why I think he's going to succeed? 1.00

00:34:35.340 I think he should still stream unsolicited advice,

00:34:39.500 but I think Kaysenat succeeds

00:34:40.620 because he has an extremely crazy work ethic.

00:34:44.220 I've seen it up front.

00:34:45.880 Even we would stream, we would make videos all day long.

00:34:47.800 And then even afterwards,

00:34:48.700 the way he was able to entertain a room

00:34:50.320 and brainstorm and think about new ideas,

00:34:51.880 it's a crazy work ethic.

00:34:53.540 People with work ethic will always beat somebody with talent,

00:34:58.100 but without the drive.

00:35:00.400 Not only does he have both,

00:35:01.660 but I know that somebody like that,

00:35:03.940 if you develop if you invest all your time into one thing so many people are lazy and distracted

00:35:08.720 and afraid of judgment and afraid of what the internet's going to say and about people calling

00:35:12.140 them crazy that they won't put in that time but before they even get a chance to figure out if

00:35:17.020 they're good or good at it or not to put in enough hours to see if it's something they should pursue 0.98

00:35:21.160 they've already given up because somebody called it stupid get once you get past that fear of doubt

00:35:26.080 that first level and you get to figure out you know what you're good at what you're not and 0.62

00:35:30.340 able to work at it you could you could surpass 99 of people

00:35:39.620 yeah that's cool from jamie foxx one of the most talented we don't need to watch this whole video

00:35:51.300 halalco like what are you doing bro what are you doing here's some brain rock so halalco's uh

00:35:56.980 he's halal call right he's super muslim he doesn't clip women sometimes i'll dm halal call i'm like

00:36:02.480 why didn't you clip my reaction to candace owens like brother i do not clip women i don't free mix 0.97

00:36:07.980 okay so it's haram to you're not going to show women in stream so you blur you spent the time

00:36:23.480 to blur them out you spent time to blur them out and you refused to clip candace owens and you you

00:36:31.040 you downloaded this clip and blurred the women in the background that are not doing anything 0.99

00:36:34.820 but you kept in the gay guy twerking his ass how is this not more haram than the women 1.00

00:36:41.320 i'm not going to show it again but he's there he pulls his pants down and he's shaking his gay ass 1.00

00:36:49.300 and that's not and that's fine that's but the women need to be blurred priorities bro 1.00

00:36:55.220 priorities bro you're gonna blur ethan klein's knees while he's talking about his wife fighting 1.00

00:37:01.920 for the idf but this you know this like dude there's like fucking shit in his ass 0.99

00:37:07.460 anyway mom donnie it's something i always knew but right now here's this repetition video 0.99

00:37:14.680 I'm understanding it.

00:37:15.400 Shout out to the law call. 0.54

00:37:16.080 I'm trolling a little bit.

00:37:16.760 It's just funny.

00:37:17.180 I have to read my book on an advanced level and just see my progress.

00:37:21.280 Repetition is very important.

00:37:23.620 Repetition is very important in doing whatever you want to do in life.

00:37:28.660 You have to repeat it, even if it's not on a large scale, on a small scale.

00:37:33.020 You have to repeat what you want.

00:37:34.560 Batsav, thank you for the 10.

00:37:36.180 Stigel, your message reminds me of a Hadith.

00:37:38.660 Prophet said, actions are judged by intentions.

00:37:40.900 Don't do it for money, fame, or clout.

00:37:42.460 Do it for purpose.

00:37:43.060 Exactly.

00:37:44.080 Do it for an innate purpose.

00:37:45.560 You want to be good at it in life so that you end up being better.

00:37:49.380 So you end up just getting there.

00:37:51.760 A lot of times there were times where I often thought, okay, if I want to go to the gym, let me go to the gym for a full hour every single day.

00:38:00.520 And honestly, it gets crazy, and you kind of feel as if it's like, oh, my God, the gym.

00:38:06.560 I always start to think.

00:38:08.320 Let's see what Aiden Ross said.

00:38:10.900 I know they had some back of some differences.

00:38:13.020 What is his opinion?

00:38:14.720 I don't know what's going on through his head.

00:38:16.580 I just feel like, again, the reading and the gym shot 0.99

00:38:19.820 I really do fuck with, but I don't know. 0.98

00:38:22.400 I just don't know how I feel totally about this. 0.99

00:38:23.980 I think he's lost, and I do think he'll come back to streaming.

00:38:27.380 Sorry, I know I was like circling.

00:38:28.580 I think, point is, the book.

00:38:31.080 I think he does know how he's feeling.

00:38:32.220 You remember at the end of 2024, when my Rumble deal ended,

00:38:35.560 I spent a month with Aiden in Toronto,

00:38:37.720 and Aiden lost.

00:38:39.300 There was a specific moment.

00:38:40.140 He said he was going to quit gambling,

00:38:41.020 and he stopped actually gambling on stream for a while.

00:38:43.020 He wanted to invest all of his time into content, right?

00:38:45.520 And I remember the moment was he won a million dollars live.

00:38:48.380 He won a million dollars gambling.

00:38:50.780 And literally five seconds later, he got depressed.

00:38:53.300 I've never seen that in my life.

00:38:55.780 And I was talking about it, and he's like, yeah, that's bad.

00:38:58.980 He's like, yeah, my dopamine receptors are fried. 0.98

00:39:01.100 How the fuck do you win a million dollars and get bored? 0.98

00:39:03.900 How do you win a million dollars and get depressed right after? 0.99

00:39:08.240 It's because the high wore off.

00:39:09.540 It's like doing a drug and then coming down from it.

00:39:13.020 And so at that moment, he's like, yeah, I'm going to quit gambling.

00:39:14.680 I'm just going to invest all my time.

00:39:15.480 He realized, like, okay, I'm going to – I'm tired of this.

00:39:18.200 I don't want to do this for money.

00:39:19.220 I want to follow, you know, something – that was the – he was in that same spot that Kai's in now.

00:39:25.060 The gym stuff, amazing.

00:39:26.360 I love that.

00:39:26.920 But he's right.

00:39:27.240 I think Kai's going to come back to streaming.

00:39:27.960 But I just think he'll come back to streaming.

00:39:31.940 I don't think he should.

00:39:35.580 We'll say. 0.99

00:39:36.000 because honestly I think again bro like I sat there outside and I have a crazy ass fucking view 0.94

00:39:47.680 and I'm in this financial level where money does buy happy guys okay he's talking about what I just 0.76

00:39:53.220 said money buys happiness I don't understand not true it buys freedom money does not buy happiness

00:40:01.780 Money buys dopamine, but it doesn't buy purpose.

00:40:04.420 It doesn't buy fulfillment.

00:40:06.040 Money will buy temporary fixes and it will get you out of a state to be able to be happy.

00:40:10.500 It'll be able to buy you that freedom that you need.

00:40:13.120 So many problems and anxieties and mental health and all this stuff is caused by the lack of money because you're supposed to be kept as a financial slave.

00:40:21.440 Spending all your money on tax dollars go to war.

00:40:25.180 Once you get out of that, though, it doesn't automatically guarantee happiness.

00:40:28.740 This is not true.

00:40:29.360 why nobody like not nobody because i feel like like once you're at that level it's like

00:40:36.660 you should always feel that people you know what is that in life it does it does buy happiness no

00:40:41.960 in life literally in life it's not fair right we all know life's not fair i think money buys

00:40:49.100 happiness because it buys freedom and i think okay again we're streamers chad do you think

00:40:54.380 money buys happiness or does it buy freedom tell me we're streamers at the end of the day we're 0.63

00:40:59.260 fucking streamers guys we have a beautiful this is the dream job and we make millions with our 0.72

00:41:06.960 friends take chats and travel across the world did you see that there's a video that went around 0.98

00:41:13.840 on x you're saying it's both make a good point where it said only a slave quantifies purpose

00:41:19.760 based off of productivity this is the problem in the trap of saying like this is our job

00:41:24.080 no it's not your you do this because you want to do it you do this because you should do it

00:41:28.980 because it's your purpose you know you have to get past this job this this is how you're kept

00:41:34.760 in financial slavery thinking that it's just about it's not about the productivity this is

00:41:40.600 why yay is not the person to talk about the hustle and the grind he just does it because

00:41:44.500 he's supposed to because it's a god-given purpose that he has not because it's like okay go to

00:41:49.640 clock in. Tire your mom. Yeah, bro. I don't know. I don't agree. I don't agree. What about depressed

00:42:00.440 people? Depressed people are hurt people, you know, and that's due to trauma and things like 1.00

00:42:07.580 that. But when you are a man specifically, your job is to provide for your family and he signed

00:42:15.440 himself up because kai is a fucking leader i just don't know how i feel totally about this i think 0.95

00:42:20.060 he's lost and i do think he'll come back to streaming he's not lost it's an act what people 0.99

00:42:25.780 say he's trying to act like kanye he's trying to be like bruce trying to be like bruce

00:42:31.960 whether it's art whether it's clothes whether whatever you know it's funny too like i posted

00:42:38.840 the video reacting to i'll move on from the subject but it's just very interesting to me

00:42:42.640 it relates this is exactly like what i think my philosophy and everything was yesterday when i

00:42:46.780 posted a video about kai all the comments are saying like man you guys are they were dissing

00:42:51.720 you guys chat i don't know if you're going to take that but the youtube comments and maybe

00:42:56.640 you guys aren't giving me the best rep look at this chat

00:42:59.700 sneeko's chat has one combined brain cell whole chat filled with kids that don't get any attention

00:43:08.040 at home crazy to see the difference between sneeko's chat and his youtube audience one

00:43:11.960 sign found sneaker from his red fill clip farm era while the others like me found him from his og vlogs 0.99

00:43:15.760 i like sneaker because he's creative meanwhile his chat thinks creativity is gay and dumb 0.86

00:43:19.420 no wonder they don't understand what kai is doing i hope kai keeps going in this path creativity is 0.94

00:43:22.860 everything everybody bros chats on the other side everybody here gets it and then the people that 0.98

00:43:30.440 are so many people in the chat right now they are like oh this is stupid this is like glaze like 1.00

00:43:37.240 what the fuck this is fucking like fake deep it's a bit you know it's a combination of trolling but 1.00

00:43:47.260 there's truth in every joke i don't see i don't know are you chad you just gonna take that 0.99

00:43:53.560 where it is i feel like if i show people i can do this and i need to put my ideas and stuff out

00:43:59.360 and i'm all right so here's my take on this entire kai thing okay my actual take i've been

00:44:05.920 at a place in my life too

00:44:07.460 but I will say

00:44:09.700 a lot of it came from self-doubt

00:44:11.600 and drugs because when I would take drugs

00:44:13.720 it makes me very weird and emotional vulnerable

00:44:15.800 hell yeah we know

00:44:16.920 what Kai's experiencing

00:44:18.360 is like a different

00:44:20.800 I'm not saying he's losing passion for

00:44:23.820 streaming I just feel like he wants to

00:44:25.760 move on to better things

00:44:26.640 what I will tell you guys though like Kai

00:44:29.460 posting himself reading 0.96

00:44:31.040 and Kai posting himself doing the gym shit 0.99

00:44:33.760 that is not horny 0.99

00:44:35.240 okay that is actually really good that's self-improvement he had like 30 million plus

00:44:41.080 views on twitter alone and i really feel like him reading a book and and learning how to like

00:44:47.940 read words and shit that's that's awesome that's really awesome name says facts but your commenters 0.80

00:44:53.820 are never in stream no my my youtube audience and my kick audience are completely different 0.95

00:44:57.760 that's why i think cross streaming is cool because there's really just a different audience on every

00:45:02.340 single platform kick chat wants you to take drugs like we just saw it they want like not everybody 0.99

00:45:07.740 but a lot of people on kick literally just want you to do drugs and fuck a prostitute on stream 0.98

00:45:12.680 real talk a lot of people on kick uh are going to be happy the chat's going to move fast and 1.00

00:45:18.680 the view count's going to go up if you get high as fuck and yeah it's not it's not a fucking 0.98

00:45:23.960 cuffing this this just happened on stream literally i was just here with with clob and 0.98

00:45:27.560 Sush and Clav's chat was saying I'm boring

00:45:29.840 Sneeko do drugs do drugs 1.00

00:45:31.340 like L Sneeko 0.99

00:45:33.340 get a hooker you know that's what 1.00

00:45:35.540 that's uh 0.99

00:45:37.640 unique to that platform

00:45:39.860 you know YouTube chat

00:45:41.580 is different 100% I mean look at the YouTube chat

00:45:43.660 people are like look how inspired people are

00:45:45.500 in the super chats right now

00:45:46.500 if you take a little bit of that time

00:45:48.880 and break it into parts

00:45:51.180 you feel me I know that reading was

00:45:53.620 you know saying that I had to

00:45:55.840 eventually fall in love with doing but i don't really like it but i know if i took 15 minutes

00:46:00.260 on my day of 24 hours to read eventually i would become a reader you feel what i'm saying and and

00:46:07.360 the reason why i'm sewing my long sleeve t-shirts over and over and over and i'm only doing t-shirts

00:46:11.700 is because repetition will eventually help me get better at sewing in general i know i want to

00:46:16.200 understand sewing on a larger scale but in order for me to get that i can't just go a shirt then

00:46:20.620 pants then hoodie then goddamn whatever let me focus on the shirts and let me get that down

00:46:26.540 pack then i move over to the pants that's one thing i notice i get to the long sleeve i don't 0.95

00:46:30.480 i don't care how long it takes me to master it i will do a long sleeve a hundred times before

00:46:35.420 i move on to the next item so that by the time i'm done with the long sleeve it becomes

00:46:39.860 uh one of my six one of my six senses you feel me so i know in order to become a better speaker i

00:46:48.040 have to read every single day i know in order to become somebody more healthy i have to work out

00:46:51.980 every single day i know in order to become somebody who can make clothes on a larger scale i have to

00:46:57.100 sew every single day you have to repeat these things and of course obviously you'll begin it

00:47:01.440 will get to a point where it's boring because it's something that that you're you're not used to and

00:47:06.180 it's not a part of your habit system but as soon as you make it a part of your habits the more you

00:47:11.080 repeating repeating repeating you're eventually going to get a down pack you feel what i'm saying

00:47:15.840 and that's just the obvious thing and you can see the effect right now like in the chat i could see

00:47:21.320 it from from people on kick they're saying he's fake deep fake artist cringe his girlfriend is

00:47:27.540 this this is why like you literally can see the problem right now so many people will never think

00:47:36.640 outside the box so many people are never going to reach their potential or see what they're capable

00:47:41.700 of because of the fear of doubt because of self because of judgment from others because of 1.00

00:47:47.280 criticism this cringe that's gay that's stupid that's this all these labels and this is what 1.00

00:47:53.020 keeps so many this is what keeps the goyim goy this is what keeps people subhuman honestly the 1.00

00:47:59.840 goyim we do a better job of keeping so many people that be like they'll blame they'll blame oh this

00:48:05.500 is Netanyahu, Mossad, this is CIA. They'll blame everything on them. But really you can see here

00:48:12.900 the Goyim do the best job of keeping us down here. The Goy will do more control than any of 0.99

00:48:20.840 these intelligence agencies in any of this propaganda.

SHNEAKO - January 15, 2026

SNEAKO's Advice to Kai Cenat

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