SHNEAKO - June 06, 2026YouTuber accuses me of SCAMMING
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Gambling billionaires have turned your feed into slop, and it's time to wake up to the fact that your feed isn't really yours anymore. It's been controlled by a group of billionaires, and they don't even have to tell you where they're coming from.
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I also started seeing clips of another streamer named Sneeko, who's doing similar numbers.
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I'll go through the revenue towards the end of the month, but this is for the month of
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But Kik doesn't even run ads, so how are they able to even pay their creators this much?
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Before I could touch any of them, I had to figure out where the hell that kind of money
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was coming from and who's actually behind that.
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How gambling billionaires turned your feed into slop.
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You think they're leaning into this like controversy thing
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Some of them are like making like 20K a month just clipping.
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You need to put as many clips on TikTok as you can.
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There's a good chance at least one of those clips
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was quietly paid for by an offshore casino but how the algorithm is supposed to show me what i like
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okay we are in kick how many look do a poll how many gamble in here uh yes you gamble or no you
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don't at least the ads that i see are clearly labeled but behind the scenes a gambling empire
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is running a massive ad campaign in a way that no regulator will ever be able to stop
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but again how well they build an army of paid editors around the world called clippers and
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they've been using streamers as a front to flood your feed with secret ads without having to tell
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you and so really you have no idea if i'm being used as a front right now but anyways normalizing
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gambling for kids is just well here i'm announcing you could use my code sneaker right now pin my
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link pin my code i accepted the deal let's go we are goya maxing you guys can spin
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the story because the same playbook is now spreading to every single industry from the
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biggest creator on the planet to entire industries like hollywood or big tech they're all using
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clippers to manufacture attention but they're not just spending billions to decide your favorite
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song or movie no what they're really paying for is dominance people just saying kick pays you
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equal state pays you yeah look you can make that argument but then you could also say like all the
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money we make is funding genocide it's like the hypocrisy of boycotting mcdonald's but then also
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paying taxes that fund the bombs that kill kids you know we're all complicit to some extent you
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got to choose how much because once you can manufacture attention at scale it's the most
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sufficient way to control what people see what they talk about and what they think is real that's
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exactly what gambling has figured out first and now everyone is racing to do the same it's so cook
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now i'm trying to watch the knicks it's going to be a 4-0 right we're going to sweep the calves and
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every time people talk about oh my parlay dude i don't care about your stupid parlay i don't want
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to hear about it i don't ever care please stop so i follow the money interviewed the biggest clipper
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in the world mapped out exactly how this works and what will happen in the future. And what I
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found is that this brief era where we actually got to pick what was popular is closing. And if
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something doesn't change, we're going to go back to a system where someone else pays, I mean, picks
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for us. So to understand this whole thing, the best way is by showing you how the feed you see
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every day has been manipulated and i'll show you by being a founder of a new gambling company trust
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is he gonna do a gambling sponsor please tell me to me once you see how this is all connected and
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worked step by step you'll understand why your feed isn't really yours anymore but more importantly
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why nobody had to tell you it was paid for so again i'm the founder of a brand new online casino
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called steak i mean cake but anyways i just raised a bunch of money from investors who want returns
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fast. But here's the problem. Online gambling isn't legal in many US states, and my customer
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base is restricted to a handful of markets where every other casino is fighting for the same
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eyeballs. And when survival is based on continually getting new customers, the real business I'm in
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isn't marketing. So if I'm going to win the marketing battle, I need to reach people who
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haven't even started gambling yet. But when every other casino has already infiltrated these
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painfully obvious ad reads, I was just playing catch up. Shout out to PrizePix, the best app
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the fire of sports in the game. DraftKings. DraftKings. DraftKings Sportsbook. DraftKings
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Sportsbook. So what do I do? If I wanted to enter this competitive market, I was going to have to
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get creative. And then it hit me. The celebrities of today aren't actors or athletes. They're
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streamers. Streamers who spend 8 to 12 hours a day with a massive parasocial audience. And so
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all I need to do now is just hit up a few of the biggest streamers on the biggest streaming
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platform and just like that cake is gonna go to the moon but i had a problem twitch already saw
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this play coming because other casinos have already tried it and in october 2022 they banned gambling
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streams entirely which means even if i try to sponsor a streamer there they'd get kicked off
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which means this was not gonna work so now i had two problems i need to find a different streaming
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platform and i needed to find a different kind of streamer the kind who was willing to take gambling
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money and one willing to push limits the bigger platforms wouldn't let them push anymore so the
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pressure was on i had all this investor money but no streaming wild west to spend it on and i had a
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meeting tomorrow morning where i was supposed to come in with some sort of plan i was running out
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of time to figure it all out and i couldn't sleep from the stress and that's when i started seeing
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the same kid everywhere wait who is this 19 year old and what is this platform that he's streaming
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on called kick and what is this bone smashing and looks maxing that's made him one of the biggest
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streamers on this platform called kick okay well club is like the king of reaction channels saying
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oh my god who's this crazy guy bone smashing take a look into this dude he has 2.2 billion views
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across short form platforms in a single month and his team is putting up 69 000 clips every 30 days
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Wait, wait. So if he's streaming eight hours a day, even if he has like a big team,
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that means that they're putting out 2,300 clips a day. That's literally not possible.
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Okay, wait, that's weird. Why do some of these clips have this logo called Steak?
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Whatever this thing is, I'll come back to that. But hold on. Guess he's not even the only one.
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I also started seeing clips of another streamer named Sneeko who's doing similar numbers.
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What's even crazier is how much kick is painted.
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Did he have to put this clip to represent me? Again, I know you.
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i've known you for years bro this is what you put these creators i'll go through the revenue like
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towards the end of the month but this is for the month of january but kick doesn't even run ads so
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how are they able to even pay their creators this much there must be something deeper here but i
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guess the good news was i had something to present now these were the exact type of streamers i needed
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to promote my casino cake before i could touch any of them i had to figure out where the hell
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that kind of money was coming from and who's actually behind kick oh turns out it's these
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two guys ed craven and bijan tarani and they run kick out of an australian company called easy go
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entertainment and wait a damn minute all this investigative research this is pretty commonality
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so that's where the money is coming from that steak logo i keep seeing on every click turns out
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easy go entertainment also owns steak and since steak.com is banned from the us they can't run
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google or tv ads so they did the only thing they could they built their own platform and paid the
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biggest streamers on earth absurd crazy amounts of money to gamble live on camera they paid train
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wrecks tv 360 million dollars over 16 months and they even paid the biggest music artist in the
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world drake a hundred million dollars a year so really kick isn't just another streaming platform
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like twitch the real play with kick is that it's a marketing arm for steak and once i saw the
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playbook my next step was obvious if steak built kick to push gambling i needed to do the same
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so if my casino is cake my streaming platform was going to be called punch but there was still one
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piece i couldn't figure out because for any of this to work just like kick my streamers needed
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to be famous but how how was i gonna do that and then it clicked the key is in the clips those 69
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000 clips was kick paying 666k a month to 1600 editors to chop streams into viral clips and by
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posting three to five clips across four to six different accounts on different platforms it was
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flooding people's feeds to get them to want to watch the streams and all those eyeballs on the
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streams were to eventually get them to sign up for steak he cracked the code this is genius now
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i just have to figure out how to do the same thing for punch but how do i even find clippers
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how do i even pay a clipping army where do i even start now i really had to figure this out because
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if i didn't i was gonna get cooked by my investors but hold on who's this damn good thing our phones
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are listening to us because you're telling me this dude runs webinars on building a clipping
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community hey okay a couple people in hell sky and yo yo yo yo yo okay this guy musa turkish
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Netanyahu is in the trenches, and I had to do everything to get him on a call.
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You need to walk me through what I need to do so I can blow my casino up. Tell me how you can help
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me. I very much popularized flipping as a whole. One of the things I was blown up for is GTA videos
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of cars rolling down hills and mountains. Musa, the Turkish Netanyahu, he's seeing this as an
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easy way to promote his thing it's just oh easy promo ggs like crashing wait like subway surfer
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stuff that's you yeah so we popularized the subway surface stuff the gta stuff and we put a bunch of
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content below and how can i keep people who don't even want to watch my videos to watch my videos
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it became like one of the most viral matters in clipping i started off working with people like
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sneaker and gd on sideman even big like no drink no smoke virgin no hose by myself incel all i do
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is grind if you want the perfect example of like a moosa clip this is friends and i'm gay
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no not this i want the i want the raw one remember this era logan paul is my savior
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beep beep boop boop boop i am trying someone like it to me i can't find it billion dollar companies
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like rumble.com doing literally 18 billion views in one year with sneeko wait so tell me what you
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did with rumble because that's kind of what i'm trying to do with uh punch right now yeah so
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rumble were actually paying me close to 300 400 000 a year at the time they had just paid rice
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gum jideon and sneeko to come and stream on their platform for a year or two and they needed more
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website visits so one of the reasons that rumble stopped working with me is because it's simply
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just there's no direct cash return with kick it's a lot easier to do it because there is a cash
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return in the casino so kick is the front face for steak the month here's a clip this is that era
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who was here for this i love this is legend i love this cliff friends and i'm gay logan paul is my
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my savior. KSI is my favorite. I want to watch Lil Nas X. I like what's on the trending
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page. Prawn is good. Beat my meat. Lock me down. Inject me. Inject again. I'm gay trans
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and I am boosted. Fauci is my savior. Hillary is woke. She-Hulk is my favorite movie. Yes,
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Marketers go and drive traffic to kick and then stake pay the kick streamers to gamble
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on stream, which then funnels them back to stake.
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so let's say if i just give give you 50 000 right now how quickly do you think you can
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you know get views and back in your prime wait do you think that was peak or do you think this
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is i like this era better what do you prefer do a poll that era or this era my websites
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i have a three and a half million user email list i have 200 000 members in my what community and
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i have 100 000 people in my discord so if he was to give me 50 000 i can simply advertise the
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campaign within my network. And I reckon I could have that $50,000 turn into 300, 400 million views
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within the space of a week. No, you're kidding me. A week? Hey man, this is how people are
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blowing up. Curvicular got 2 billion views last month. That's what, 500, 600 million views a week?
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So I think my biggest question is how the hell do you even find these clippers? Like where do I even
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start? What agencies do is they make a bunch of videos talking about how much money you can make
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as a clipper then those people that watch those videos will funnel into their community whether
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it's a discord or a telegram or even on platforms like what those companies look at my sons linking
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up i'm trolling they might get mad but musa i met him on a omegle stream back at 21 again i think i
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also met him in 21 when he had like 800 subs look at look at my sons look at my sons linking up to
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destroy my credibility incredible huh ungrateful take budgets and deploy them through these agencies
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look, you can make $1, $2, $3 per thousand views.
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Even if it fails, even if every clipper is dreadful,
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The public doesn't realize how easy it is to manufacture.
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and the plan was to launch punch to funnel views to cake but the more i sat with it something
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didn't feel right because after talking with muso what i've realized is so i'm in the wrong business
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what i need to start isn't another gambling company what i need to start is a clipping agency
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so punch let's call it knockout clipping agency because what became abundantly clear is that the
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real money for the next few years is forcing you to scroll through an undisclosed ad network what
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i quickly found is that there was no shortage of clients because there's a reason every industry on
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earth is now finally catching on and doing exactly what kick does and with how fast things are moving
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the tools you use to keep up matter more than ever that's where today's sponsor zapier comes
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in if you've used chat gpt or caught at work gambling's bad ai good you won't be able to
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unsee it the best place to start is by laying out the three main players that clipping has
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fully captured in just the last 15 months because yeah we already talked about the streamers but
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once that model worked for them the biggest creator on the entire planet also did too if
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anyone's gonna understand where content is headed it's mr beast it's exactly why on october 4th of
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2025 he launched his own clipping platform called viral but what most people didn't know is mr
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beast was already paying clippers before viral and he still does that's great i sold my company
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viral i didn't want to promote ai but i had my ai thumbnail company and mr beast comes out with the
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same exact name for the same company with the same premise mr beast works with a separate startup
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called clipping agency who also works with i show speed jake paul i spice and ovo which is drake's
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record label which i will come back to the point is when even the most subscribed creator on youtube
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is now openly paying for clipping it's not just some fringe tactic that streamers and offshore
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gambling uses and i think there's no bigger another one of my look at all my sons linking
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look at don't don't be weird look at all of my minions mr beast commenting on my channel you're
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my favorite youtuber look at mainstream then the fact that it's literally hit the mainstream which
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brings us to player two which is the traditional entertainment industry i'm talking record labels
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like universal music group individual artists like lady gaga and selena gomez and even media
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companies from hbo max and the rolling stones have now all started to clip so there's a good chance
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that song that's been stuck in your head or this series that you just naturally started watching
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was part of this clipping campaign that someone wrote a check for and when the mainstream
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entertainment industry is now doing this you can see exactly why it's now spread to every under
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industry who else is hitting you up to work i get a lot of offers from black hat type of companies
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trading companies like brokers and only black hat type of companies just say it say it
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say it fans managers trying to promote their creators um but definitely get a lot of casino
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offers myself and with all those industries looking to do the same it brings us to the
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third player which is wop wop is the marketplace where those industries shop for clippers so we're
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So we're talking brands like Gymshark, Polymarket,
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and even David Goggins are now posting campaigns
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where then these clippers around the world apply.
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software companies like Perplexity to Eleven Labs
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found and wrote on his website was even crazier.
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He found that even when the clipping campaign's views
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the AI companies kept paying for more clipping.
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So what this reveals is that the people running these campaigns
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And just like how streamers viewbot their numbers
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million-dollar tech companies are even doing the same
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because that's exactly how this whole game works.
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Yo, forget the pizza. Have you heard of Eleven Labs?
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hey i'm live man what's up what's good welcome to kick man i'm watching a video where they're
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uh moose is taking credit for destroying clipping
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moose is taking credit for destroying clipping yeah and he cited us nico and jideon as his clients
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uh it's about gambling you don't gamble right no well welcome to kick it's good to see you
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over here on the green side what's up chat what are you going live today you going live today
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no man just chilling with the dog oh it's a cute dog thank you looks good looks delicious
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what are you saying the dog looks delicious i'm doing a racist joke what's going i see you're
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We would like to yap a lot, especially those debates.
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I just reacted to someone saying that my career is over.
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What do they say? Just like that, I'm banned from Australia, blah, blah, blah.
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I'm just tired of something like I'm a terrorist or something.
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I think that will get a yellow mark. I don't think you put terrorist in a title.
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The sauce, some sauce for sparring YouTubers out there.
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just uh post as many videos as possible and then when one goes green you know post that one
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okay or you could put uh instead of a o in terrorist you could put like a zero
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okay you could make the e a three and then what's the thumbnail
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it would like give you like a beard wow wow that's okay do i put the other guy or just me
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looking like a uh propaganda terrorist in the thumbnail propaganda terrorist i mean me
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personally i i don't think there's anything wrong with clickbait if it has like did he
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basically say you're a terrorist in the video no more more nazi than terrorist and not even that
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just like that i'm controversial and that i'm you know it just it wasn't even the terrorist thing
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it was more racist man um well one thing i would say i mean if you want to put the video out there
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definitely put it out but you know when especially when there's more negative stuff i know it's
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ironic coming from me but it's always not it's not always best to uh it's not always best to
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engage with it you know what i mean you do all the time though that's why i'm at that was like
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part of the reason i reacted to it as i say it's ironic coming from me yeah i know
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but you know genuinely man you gotta protect your energy you know what i mean
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right oh you do when i have a fragile ego thumbnail says jideon is a pussy that's like
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a good example yeah those are good examples but don't give things don't give negative energy more
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energy yeah you know like we're human bro you know what i mean uh i always think of scarlett
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johansson she uh like they were like how do you handle hate comments and she was like i handled
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them by not looking at them like you know she realized that she's fragile so oh but it doesn't
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hurt i'm not even saying that's a sound like i have aura but it is funny seeing those videos
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it wasn't that bad it might not hurt you in like the traditional sense but it definitely takes a
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toll you think so it always takes a toll it can it can it can never not take a toll you know is
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that why you took a two-month break to get away from that negativity well i took a two-month break
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because uh the uh the prey catches we did it was like back to back to back cp people and like
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really bad cases so that was more like a mental health break from like my mental you know you
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know dealing with and sometimes even seeing you know that traumatic stuff you know it's not
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the best and i i really my heart goes out for the uh the victim officers who have to actually
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oh obviously the victim you know that's the first thing first but um not only the victims
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their families and then the officers who have to review that stuff that stuff is horrible you know
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someone has to sit there and watch all those videos and then write down what happened in there
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you know but i was uh getting interrogated two years ago when i came back from lebanon
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and the homeland security agent she started opening up and almost started crying because
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she's talking about how she had to like look through people's phones that were coming in
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from palestine and just seeing all the murder and seeing all the death and stuff like those people
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having to sort through that footage it really changes their perspective did yours change when
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you covered the that looks maxer who was like going at the the six the six-year-olds and stuff
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did that change your perspective about what people kind of tournament some people on not
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a majority but a lot of people were saying like he was mogging and they kind of justified it
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because he's good looking i mean you know i just you know it's like i mean this is an obvious
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realization but i've come to the realization that it's like you know people only care about
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pedophilia when it comes to their side or somebody against their side you know the the right
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will only talk about pedophilia whenever somebody on the left gets caught or if someone gay gets
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caught doing things to kid and vice versa the left only talks about pedophilia when it comes to
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like a pastor on the right getting caught or somebody in MAGA getting caught doing something
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to kids but then when it's somebody on their own side you know is radio silence yeah they politicize
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it like when there's a school shooting or a terrorist attack immediately everybody's looking
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for the race just to see how they can spin it and push their agenda yeah you're right it's like you
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know it's sad that you would think that you know we might differ politically we might differ um
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religiously in all these different things but you would think that one thing we can come
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to bat for and come together on is like about children and people not being able to do things
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to kids and shouldn't be able to do things to kids but even that you know it's just a line
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drawn it's sad so i would say that's the realization like you know seeing that stuff
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with hollow and everything it doesn't really surprise me you know what i mean but then again
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i've never had a situation like that i never had a situation where we caught somebody
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and you know there were so many people glamorizing and making memes about it you know even when we
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caught edp the majority of the support was like oh this dude's disgusting or uh you got he got
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caught doing it again you know and so just sad damn you just bummed me out i just what you just
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bummed me out i didn't mean to bum you out they're saying ledp facts well go live go live it's
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Monday how come you're just your day off today what's the what's the reason you're not grinding
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I'm not grinding man you know it's we don't my my girl she got the day off because she got a um
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a government job so this is one of those things where she got to stay home today because of
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Memorial Day so you know it feels good to just sit back and relax and you know stay home hang
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out with her have a good day off man it just sounds like you're wholesome maxing i'd like to
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hear it no man i appreciate you man w chat w kick man you know i know i was like back in 2023
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or 2023 or 2022 i was shitting on kick but you know i i should just kept it at the creators you
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know i was too i was shitting on kick non-stop here i am so same yeah no kicks doing some good
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things man um and i like the fan base over there they're showing a lot of love you guys are killing
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it so shout out to the kick chat y'all uh you know make sure to support road creators you know
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what i mean don't support slop uh don't support gambling streams support people doing some gaming
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and um going out and enjoying life and having fun support stuff that actually benefit you or
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inspire you facts absolutely and don't view bot you never view bot it i never saw you do anything
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everyone else is so it's cool to see people like you not gambling and not botting and taking away
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spots from people who are trying to grind and make it man if i go live and i only have 30 people
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watching me i just have 30 people watching me you know what i mean like it's just i mean obviously
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people view bot before i mean no because eddie and them they know who's the view botter so you're
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gonna still get paid the same amount you know like however many people you have in your stream
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so i really don't i really don't me personally get why people view bot you know um it doesn't
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make any sense to me ego people care their ego is attached to the number on the screen it's their
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entire self-worth is what's on the screen and how lit they are i heard they're doing something where
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11 labs use 11 labs try 11 labs today so those are the big three players for you to understand
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i think at this point it's just easy to look at all this and just think the same thing that i did
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right that gambling created this play someone just chatted spam watermelon fried chicken and
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white power no idiot like what the who are you what and now the rest of the industry is copying
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it but that's exactly what i also got wrong because the deeper i went the more i realized
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that gambling money is still funding most of it let's start with wop since we just talked about
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them in february 2026 a crypto company called tether put 200 million dollars into wop if you
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never heard of tether it's all you need to know is that a print the digital dollar that the entire
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offshore gambling industry runs on and it's because it's the only way crypto casinos can
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pay clippers since traditional banks won't touch them due to their tether i was looking this up
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last night doing research iq maxing by myself they have a new federal reserve chair and they're
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issuing they were basically incorporating tether and these cryptocurrencies as part of the fed
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i don't know why this wasn't major news but kevin warsh is the new federal reserve chair i can't
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believe I missed this. So it was Jerome Powell. Now there's this guy. Here's the new Federal
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Reserve chair. Let me show you something interesting about it. Kevin Warsh. You guys notice? He's
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swearing in. Jerome Powell was famously very disliked by the Trump administration.
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so now he's in okay let's see who's the new federal reserve chair kevin warsh you go to
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his wikipedia you already know what i'm about to do i couldn't it was just it's almost i'm
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not trying to do it all the time but bro here you go here you go it's just
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it's it's it's it's right hey yeah you know there you go
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there you go so this one's a little bit indirect but when a fitness brand or even a software
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can we get a break i look i don't want it to be every but it's just it's everywhere bro this is
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the new chairman of the federal reserve he hires clippers on wop today the money is flowing through
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that marketplace is moving on the rails that the casinos build so again that is a little bit
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indirect but now let's take a look at the music industry and you're saying uh kevin warsh's wife's
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father is the president of the world jewish congress because surely this has nothing to do
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with gambling well remember how i mentioned about drake's record label obo who was also
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clipping on december 31st of 2025 a federal racketeering lawsuit was filed in the eastern
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district of virginia and it alleges that the same crypto casino paying drake to gamble on camera
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was allegedly funding bots that pumped his music up allegedly by charts but the thing is stake
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wasn't the one that was directly funding the bots what they did is they worked through a broker a
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guy named and that's really important to know because this whole industry also runs through
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intermediaries. Your company that's set up in America is very different to my company that's
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set up in Asia. And as a result, when they come to you for marketing efforts, you can just put
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your hands up and go, hey, I didn't do any of that. Oh my God, I forgot to respond to him. You guys
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were talking about if I'm view botting or not. The guy who made this website, I DM'd him. He
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wants to be private, but I think he could use a voice changer. Seems legit. What's my chat
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engagement oh my god it's low right now what the frick 12 it says seems legit so we're good we're
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beating the allegations i don't like the 33 right here why is it chat more chat more the youtube
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push how much was that from 21 to okay not bad i paid these guys to market for me and whatever
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they do like it's in our agreement they're live there you go then they go and check oh it's on
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five seconds slow-mo that's why what the frick no five seconds is great put it at least like
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you know put slow-mo but five seconds dude come on man i'm trying to people are looking to give
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me allegations every five seconds i'll put it at two yeah it's on slow-mo i'm set up in asia
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and there's not a lot so that's exactly why a broker like george newton exists is because
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he takes the liability so an offshore crypto gambling company like steak who might already
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be in a lot of gray water doesn't have to but the bigger point here is that if the lawsuit is true
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that means everything we trusted as a measure of what listeners actually chose like Spotify plays
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or Billboard charts or Grammy nominations could be partially financed by gambling money. But to be
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fair, even that might just seem a bit of a stretch and kind of an exaggeration for me to say. But as
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I learn more about clipping, I think one thing is undoubtedly true. If you're a casino, you're not
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just paying $666,000 for one streamer's clipping army just to get views. One specific outcome that
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you're paying for is to make gambling look fun, normal, and aspirational to teenagers and young
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adults who haven't gambled yet. And as it's proving right now, Clippers are the cheapest,
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fastest, and most algorithmically efficient way to put gambling content everywhere. And it's
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working. The fastest growing gambling addiction demographic in the US right now is men between
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the ages of 18 and 24. And it's only going to get worse because in a few years, the investment that
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they're now making for that 13 year old that's watching a streaming clip is going to pay off in
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a few years but the gambling addiction is just the tip of all i heard that the average gambler
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they can make like an average of two thousand dollar uh investment on if they get one person
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to sign up not bad though how old do you think cheese's audience is he spinning right now i have
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14 x's on that oh my god 14 x's holy shit this could pay holy shit and lock in lock in please
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lock in dude please one more split please please please please unless i'm retarded this is so weird
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are you give me another split split this 1x wild please split this one and it's over right here
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split it split anything though split it please split do a split this has to be so weird am i
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no wow i'm sick oh my god though oh my god please please max script no
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drop the 15x wild guy here please come on hold this and i know it sounds crazy but it even goes
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beyond money because once you can manufacture attention this efficiently you can really
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manufacture anything and that means even putting into question what we used to call real
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look we went from celebrities to influencers to creators to now clippers and each layer was the
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next most efficient way to capture attention and just like we're seeing right now once the most
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efficient strategies get figured out look at this whining needy chatter and i just fell for you never
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engage with chat, bro. Oh, shut up. I get all stream long. Everyone starts doing the same
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damn thing. In fact, there's no better example than what's happening right now in politics.
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Are you kidding me? Spencer Pratt. Yes. The guy from the reality TV show in the 2000 called The
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Hills is currently running for mayor of LA. From what we know of, he's currently spending at least
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30K on two clipping campaigns to generate potentially millions of views. And so if he
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wins, it's going to further accelerate this trend where every future political candidate will have
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to use clipping to even have a chance. And if it wasn't happening already with these last 12 years,
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I'd say politics is going to increasingly become even more of a clip. Why do Asians say like that?
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Obviously, I'm Asian, so maybe I should know, but they don't say college. They say college. No,
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not like that. It's like college. How did you say it? 12 years, I'd say. Politics. Politics.
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is going to increasingly become even more of a clit farming competition.
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I did post it, and I thought it was me as a doctor.
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There are memes galore showing him going to work in an OR.
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So you might be thinking, why isn't anyone doing anything about this?
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Chat, be honest. Okay, do a poll. What race do I look?
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White, black, Asian, brown. Put all the races. I want to see a poll. What do I look like?
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the agency that regulates ads in the u.s is supposed to i mean a few years ago they've gone
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after celebrities like kim kardashian and floyd mayweather for not disclosing crypto sponsorship
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but here's the thing government is never going to be able to catch up to black white mexican
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blasian asian moroccan south american okay technology and the ftc was built to chase
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one famous person at a time not 90 000 anonymous clippers in countries that the u.s has no reach
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or jurisdiction over. So you guys are Filipino. I just went to the Philippines on stream and all
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of them thought that I was a white boy, bro. They all thought I was white. They didn't accept me.
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Okay. I was ostracized. I was an outsider. So this whole system right here isn't also going
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to get passed anytime soon because even if regulators want to, they really can't. But the
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bigger consequence here is that in a world where we can't even pay attention to anything that
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doesn't trigger brains in three different places at once, the things that used to feel real start
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to disappear. Think about it. The songs you discovered that nobody else knew about, the
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YouTuber you found before anyone else, the trend that you actually started. Now, all of it feels
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like it could have been bought, and it probably was. And when that uncertainty becomes so common,
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we lose something that we didn't know we had. The ability to find things ourselves, to decide
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together what was good and considered to be a monoculture, especially in a time America seems
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more divided than ever. But maybe we're not losing something we used to have. Maybe we're
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returning to something older than the internet itself. Because for most of modern history and
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to this day, becoming famous isn't just about America. Anyways, it was about who the system
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picked. Old Hollywood studios picked who became a star, sometimes for favors. Record labels,
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paid radio stations to put their songs in rotation,
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and MTV decided which music videos got airtime.
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And once the system pointed at someone, boom,
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they were famous and we watched and bought their s**t.
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But with YouTube and the rise of social media,
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songs like harlem shake went viral on vine because teenagers actually liked it and i think we all got
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used to that we thought that over the video yeah i'm over too good video shut up blah blah why is
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it look i i do want to keep making the vlogs i'm i want to hit one mil and then i can transition
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the view count like the live viewers on the streams are going up but why is it like the
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videos are not performing um as well what is it like i thought this video was fire
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and it's performing nine out of ten which means that the last 10 videos is ninth place
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just look i've been stuck in 997 there's 3 000 people in the strip 3 333 33 if you guys just
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subbed up and i get to a million i can move on why just get me just can we just do that
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i never ask you guys for anything we're already subbed i don't know do something do something like
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spread it around or something sub up pin it in the chat we're here youtube.com slash nico sub up
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i want to get to a milli i want that second plaque then i can go on another vlog run bro i want to
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make a main channel video i posted a new main channel video today well it's an old video that
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i posted on the main i'm trying to start making some films mine yeah go go sub up go sub up so
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close man it's been stuck at 997 for like four days super frustrating look at that it's right
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there imagine those two plaques and imagine if i had instagram the flex i could do holding two
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YouTube plaques, oof. I want to get a good picture with that. Anyway.