SNEAKO - July 27, 2022


How American Psycho Predicted the Future!


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00:00:00.000 why men love american psycho moon shout out to this channel's dope american psycho is a warning
00:00:10.720 more than 20 years after its release and american psycho continues to maintain its cultural grip
00:00:15.820 when i look at youtube profiles twitter handles and instagram profiles i'm often met with the
00:00:20.200 sight of patrick bateman when i go online i see american psycho memes continuing to spread like
00:00:24.560 wildfire this is because american psycho is one of the only films that expertly taps into the psyche
00:00:34.180 of men it's a film that leaves you questioning your sense of reality it's a film that shows us
00:00:38.180 the consequences of masking our personality our opinions and true self it shows us the hollowness
00:00:42.900 of our atomized cities and soul-crushing workspaces and most importantly it shows us the absurdity of
00:00:48.040 the post-modern era where everyone dresses the same talks the same has the same opinions has the same
00:00:52.420 plastic masks bots it shows the bots and how insane you become when you have no individuality
00:01:00.840 they don't want you to be unique they don't they want you to think the same stuff they want you to
00:01:07.140 have boring conversations they want you to fit into the system and it makes people go crazy so you need
00:01:12.240 to tap into your individuality everyone's special most people aren't but yeah you should tap into that
00:01:18.520 covering their shriveled core and this is why i think american psycho is the only film that serves
00:01:24.240 as an antidote to a world full of cancer culture repression and nihilistic barren distractions and
00:01:29.980 if you don't already agree with me then hopefully this video will show you otherwise the movie begins
00:01:34.920 in a high-end restaurant where the waiters sound exactly the same rabbit with herb french fries
00:01:39.460 our pasta tonight is a squid rare roasted partridge breast in raspberry coulis with a sorrel
00:01:44.660 the movie then cuts to a table of patrick bayman and his wall street associates where they engage in a superficial conversation
00:01:50.260 i hate this place the chick's restaurant why aren't we doors yet each of these yuppies are trapped inside of their bubble
00:01:56.160 now this might not seem important but this sets the scene for the whole film
00:01:59.440 the key theme in this film is that no one actually knows each other they don't see each other
00:02:03.800 they all put up their masks they don't even know each other's names and see each other's facades
00:02:07.980 but i'll talk more on that later in the next scene they all go off to a nightclub where patrick
00:02:11.940 bateman goes to the bar to order a drink there patrick bateman is met with an aggressive bar lady
00:02:16.360 and this is where we see bateman's inner thoughts come to the surface
00:02:19.980 but her non-responsive attitude makes it seem as though this is all with inside patrick's head
00:02:28.160 this scene gives us an excellent look about what this movie is all about it's a movie about personas
00:02:32.800 and the shadow self a trope that has been played on throughout history through the biblical stories of
00:02:37.280 angels and demons to the yin and the yang these are all metaphors that are key to understanding
00:02:41.440 our own psychological and societal development the pathway to completion as a human being is through
00:02:48.240 the is through the embodiment of the monster embodiment of the monster that's the discovery
00:02:55.120 of the shadow it's the theme of personas which this whole film is about the persona is the mask you wear
00:03:00.100 in public that you think you are but you're not the persona contains all the things that modern
00:03:04.280 culture says it's good and the shadow self contains everything that's not part of that
00:03:08.200 and when you don't put on a mask and you're just yourself which i think i am because i stream for
00:03:13.260 like five hours every single day there's so many people like this has got to be like a character
00:03:17.200 right like like what are you just like trying to do this is just me and people are not used to seeing
00:03:21.980 people just be themselves because everyone's putting on a show everyone's virtue signaling everyone's
00:03:27.740 just like on this moral high ground about something so when they see someone like me like who
00:03:31.940 doesn't you genuinely doesn't give a fuck who's just there unhinged take your pills because they
00:03:38.640 tell me take my pills so that i'm like them put on a mask conform it's confusing to bots when you're
00:03:45.980 just an actual person the path to a greater character to a more effectual approach to life
00:03:52.040 lies in integrating those elements of our psyche that for too long have been repressed and denied
00:03:57.060 and as we see throughout the film the bifurcation between patrick's shadow self and his public persona
00:04:02.000 becomes increasingly problematic
00:04:03.960 yo chat big three and a k this is just the start i don't even care anymore fuck that i want a mil
00:04:14.660 i want three million three this is this ain't shit three to k ew ew gross never get complacent bro i need
00:04:24.880 more
00:04:25.240 the film then cuts the infamous scene of bemer's morning beautification routine with all his layers
00:04:32.660 of conditioners gels exfoliators and ice packs the film makes a key point in showing the plasticness
00:04:37.900 and the absurdity of the efforts we go to for crafting our polished public persona because we
00:04:41.780 go to all of this effort to hide our authentic self there is an idea of a patrick bateman
00:04:47.320 some kind of abstraction but there is no real me only an entity something illusory and this is seen
00:04:55.740 everywhere within the film where we see the bland staleness of modern metropolises with skyscrapers
00:05:00.860 buildings all being carbon copies of one another this shit isn't real this shit like we are made
00:05:06.320 to think that this is the life that we're supposed to live conform go in this building put on the same
00:05:10.860 suit say the right opinion say they have converse dumb conversations sniff the same coke have the same
00:05:16.140 alcohol but humans are way more we're spiritual that's what this movie shows just like oh the
00:05:22.660 monotonous nature of these fucking lives with the suits and how they all dumb it down and indulge in
00:05:28.420 this bullshit of cocaine and not just being no empathy we are spiritual beings we are that we
00:05:35.840 do have a connection to god and these type of people just like have completely separated it and
00:05:42.440 that's when you start feeling like you have a shell and that's when you feel like your life has no
00:05:45.440 purpose when you stop thinking that there's any morality or that there's anything good out there
00:05:50.400 but there is good out there just because money corrupts doesn't mean it has to corrupt you too
00:05:55.100 i want to be become a multi-millionaire that doesn't mean i just want to get in here become
00:05:59.480 a piece of shit asshole with a suit on i want to become a multi-millionaire by adding value to
00:06:04.520 people's lives because that's the only thing that i think will make me happy this life being a
00:06:09.700 multi-millionaire here i don't think these people are happy with each office within each building
00:06:14.580 being the same artificial box with the same artificial lighting with all the people in these offices
00:06:19.500 looking talking and acting identically to one another the cinematography and atmosphere is
00:06:24.740 perfectly designed to resemble the monotonous drone of post-modern america where you live in a
00:06:29.380 box and work for an uncaring machine that demands productivity where no natural behavior is allowed
00:06:34.520 neither in the office or with the people around you where everyone's wearing the exact same clothes
00:06:38.680 they don't want to wear everyone's showing up to a job they don't want to do and have no connection for
00:06:42.960 i told you when we watched the fight club video there are so many movies in 1999 exactly like
00:06:48.900 this that point out the monotonous nature of life the matrix all of it it's all the same thing
00:06:53.620 this is not a life that you want to live this is not going to make you happy and they tell you that
00:06:59.360 this is what you're supposed to do where every week you're trying to fill the hole in the sad shadow
00:07:03.480 of a life that you're left with and this is what the film warns of because when you're consumed in
00:07:07.420 the sterile culture that rewards lukewarm morality above all else
00:07:12.440 you're programmed to never incorporate your shadow self which to nietzsche was a key part of
00:07:17.140 self-development he described this process as going to chat have you ever heard of your shadow
00:07:20.660 self before i've never heard of this this this was a an interesting philosopher though beyond good
00:07:24.760 and evil but this can only be done when you loosen your mask and escape the confines of
00:07:28.860 conventional expectations to do this as a man you need aggression and expression for your own
00:07:33.440 self-development but in a culture that erodes authentic self-expression and rewards material
00:07:38.060 conformity we start to see the consequences of this begin to manifest and this is exactly
00:07:43.180 what american psycho taps into we see this in the next scene where patrick is with his fiancee
00:07:47.880 could someone explain to me the chat what the shadow self is another night out in this scene
00:07:51.580 it quickly becomes obvious that their relationship is only a social mask to keep up their public
00:07:56.360 appearances to fit in with the rest because i want to fit in with the whole night out being another
00:08:05.040 means of blending in and conforming as they walk in everything is comedically shallow patrick's
00:08:10.560 supposed friend is kissing his wife patrick is indifferent about it as he's having his own
00:08:14.740 affair and the person he's with is drugged out of their mind because for these people to release
00:08:19.400 their shadow self they have to gratify their immediate impulses to feel some sort of connection
00:08:24.180 and the holiness of this whole situation is perfectly summed up with patrick bateman's
00:08:28.840 social justicy corporate political speech and oppose racial discrimination and this listen this
00:08:35.060 speech is so fucking corny this is how every politician sounds promote civil rights speech and oppose
00:08:41.780 racial discrimination and promote civil rights while also promoting equal rights for women most
00:08:48.700 importantly we have to promote general social concern we have to encourage a return to traditional moral
00:08:57.680 values he's just forced into just saying a bunch of nonsense being another walking talking clone of
00:09:03.760 this corporate culture births where the most bland and trite opinions are the only way to keep up the
00:09:08.620 public persona but meanwhile deep inside everyone is living a completely opposite life to their supposed
00:09:14.260 values just indulging watching prawn beating up homeless people murder that's the worst people
00:09:22.080 ever this is the people who tell you the ideas of morality these are the people who decide what you do
00:09:27.740 these are people who control all the money they're like this they'll have speeches about what you should
00:09:31.360 and shouldn't do and about like about the gender equality and how we need to can well to a general
00:09:37.360 social concern and then all they do is indulge hunter biden be smoking crack his whole goddamn life
00:09:43.080 that's the son of the president and every time like he gets caught he just blames it on a black guy
00:09:46.600 they are the worst people ever and you still believe that but i need to pay my taxes and i need to vote
00:09:53.800 and it's a system that we're all part of because the government is a piece of machinery in a car and
00:10:01.360 you all need to work together this shit is all nonsense bullshit they're all corrupt all of them are liars
00:10:07.340 every single one if they're telling you what to do all these bro all these people just profit off of you
00:10:12.440 why would you trust people who take money from you for example bateman talks about returning to
00:10:17.720 traditional moral values and everyone agrees with him while simultaneously taking drugs having affairs
00:10:22.520 and hating each other with their connections to one another being as fake as their masks and this
00:10:26.780 hypocrisy continues to unravel as the film goes on the first sign of this hypocrisy comes in the next
00:10:31.400 scene the laundrette where after just talking about moral values and cohesion and concern for others
00:10:35.960 bateman's sheets are covered in blood all while bateman is screaming at the workers
00:10:39.560 listen i cannot understand you crazy you're a fool i can't cope with the stupid bitchy because we're
00:10:46.680 seeing bateman's real shadow side the bateman that isn't covered up by a mask where all his repressed
00:10:53.560 we need to bring general social concern we need a return of traditional moral values tension is released
00:11:01.480 yet as soon as he's faced with someone in the same social hierarchy as him his whole demeanor changes
00:11:06.000 reverting back to the polished and plastic person he was when talking oh hey kelly oh it's great to
00:11:11.620 see you i was just busy yelling at these asians in the shop these stupid asian people they can't do
00:11:17.180 much dry cleaning but how are you britney how's your mom oh wow what are you and the wife doing for
00:11:24.020 christmas we need to talk we definitely need to talk brad it's good to see you how'd
00:11:31.460 how are you oh brad how are you you've been good how's your wow divorce good oh we'll catch up
00:11:42.480 yeah yeah stupid chinese people oh do i try phoenix the chinese it's just but yeah we we'll catch up
00:11:50.900 definitely booking about social justice this theme of patrick without the mask is a hilarious sideswipe
00:11:57.060 of the postmodern corporate culture where the most outrageous behavior comes from those preaching
00:12:01.980 social justice the most it's exactly the life these sociopathic hollywood executives and politicians
00:12:07.080 live preaching to the public these flimsy platitudes all whilst being the most morally bankrupt people
00:12:12.380 no but matt damon told me what matt damon and john cena told me to take a shot huh jennifer lawrence
00:12:22.120 told me to stop the spread but she's in movies she's a good person leonardo dicaprio cares about
00:12:30.320 the environment didn't you hear his oscar speech yeah he makes multi multi millions but he cares about
00:12:36.480 the environment he doesn't do creepy rituals to get movie roles he is an environmentalist he cares
00:12:43.140 about climate change because he's leonardo dicaprio i saw him saying on tv what do you mean
00:12:48.980 because you're a hillary supporter yeah i am a hillary supporter and they know that
00:12:53.220 sexual assault allegations exposed a dark reputation i'm a hillary supporter i'm a champion for women's
00:12:59.620 rights come here and suck my dick to get a movie role i am with her i'm with her give me that slut
00:13:06.840 come here oh yeah you want a movie yeah shut up shut up shut up i'm with her shut the fuck up and get
00:13:12.340 your movie roll bitch yeah i know you're 17 secretary can you bring me a water a sparkling water for
00:13:18.620 yeah i'm with her i'm with her it's all a lie all of it the movie mogul had long tried to hide
00:13:26.520 harassment sexual abuse of women is a widespread pervasive issue the independent investigation has
00:13:36.840 concluded that governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed multiple women and in doing so violated
00:13:45.080 federal and state law however an american psycho this is representative of bayman watching porn
00:13:50.400 murdering people having affairs with drug-added women and you're dating the biggest dickweed in new
00:13:56.420 york which leads on to one of my favorite scenes of the film the hilarious card scene where no one
00:14:04.400 can recognize each other where everyone's card is exactly the same where everyone has exactly the
00:14:08.460 same job titles because everyone is the same everything is trying to fit into the sterile environment
00:14:13.780 devoid of authenticity and personality they only see each other's facades that has manifest
00:14:17.940 wow that's a great card let's see paul allen's card can i see paul allen's card this is oh what a
00:14:25.980 crispy white yeah it's a nice card nice material let me see yours come here i'm gonna kill you in
00:14:34.440 your sleep this is beautiful i murder children when no one's looking let's play golf
00:14:43.740 oh let's see uh tim's card oh god how's your family i just killed someone walking in here
00:14:54.220 beautiful material i love this
00:14:56.700 bested out of conformity and cowardice ellen has mistaken me for this dickhead marcus halberstram
00:15:04.280 it seems logical because marcus also works at pmp and in fact does the same exact thing i do
00:15:09.480 marcus and i even go to the same barber although i have a slightly better haircut although i have a
00:15:14.140 slightly better haircut let's see paul allen's card
00:15:16.520 the slightest difference has become so important in this world when natural behavior is dissolved
00:15:23.760 that patrick almost has a nervous breakdown over paul allen's business card
00:15:27.600 tasteful thickness of it oh my god it even has a watermark
00:15:32.460 to release this oh my god i'm gonna come it even has a watermark pent up anger and boiled up
00:15:43.720 frustration patrick goes out to find a homeless man in order for patrick to reaffirm his ego and
00:15:48.360 assert his place in the social hierarchy bayman laughs and berates the homeless man before brutally
00:15:52.760 stabbing him to death you know how bad you smell eureka do you know that
00:15:58.140 bateman's public mask is becoming too heavy to handle as the culture and lifestyle of post-modern
00:16:06.000 new york is becoming unbearable for bateman and i'd argue this is what the film is trying to tell us
00:16:10.820 it's a warning of how toxic corporate culture saturates our psyche and most importantly stunts
00:16:15.980 our emotional development the absurdity of this post-modern lifestyle is then perfectly summed up
00:16:20.500 the christmas party where everyone looks the same and is only caring about business
00:16:24.240 let's see sneeko's red pill oh my god look at that red pill
00:16:30.300 mexican tate hey hamilton have a holly jolly christmas is alan still handling
00:16:37.520 have a holly jolly christmas in the fisher account where patrick bayman is disgusted by how
00:16:43.940 disconnected and neurotic the party is and at this point he can't help but let his mask slip
00:16:48.200 fast down patrick you're such a grinch what does mr grinch want for christmas and don't say breast
00:16:54.000 implants again patrick goes over to paul allen and invites him for dinner paul agrees but only on
00:16:58.440 the condition that he wants to meet patrick's fiancee while bateman only wants to meet paul allen for
00:17:02.460 his own personal agenda however throughout the dinner as they become more and more inebriated
00:17:06.460 the musk slips off of both of the characters with their inner thoughts bubbling up to the surface
00:17:10.400 great ass goes out with that loser patrick bayman what a dork bro his acting is soaked one more
00:17:17.120 time bro this is a famous gif right here great ass goes out with that loser patrick bayman what a
00:17:23.180 dork another martini paul paul have a holly jolly christmas i eat people
00:17:31.800 feeling inferior after being called a dork and seeing the success of paul allen brings a wave
00:17:37.380 of pressure that his mask can no longer handle hey paul the shallowness and ridiculousness of
00:17:45.500 this whole situation is then perfectly summed up with the scene of bateman dragging paul's dead body
00:17:50.060 into his car as he's dragging away this body bag his colleague notices him but only to question the
00:17:55.400 brand of bag rather than to question the morbid intentions the bag is being used for where did you
00:18:00.740 get that overnight bag sean paul gotier however in the following scene it pans back to bateman in
00:18:08.180 his office just where he started before listening to music in his own little world
00:18:12.040 damn son i could i feel like i i want to recreate this movie bro
00:18:18.700 almost to him that all of this was just a fantasy inside of his head it's this pattern of daytime
00:18:42.780 monotony and nightly release that repeats throughout the film and it's why i believe the killings
00:18:46.840 throughout this film are a metaphor for bayman releasing his shadow self it's all to escape the
00:18:51.280 drab meaningless culture that is eroding his inner self and i think this is why so many men flock to
00:18:56.980 american psycho because so many men find themselves repeating the similar pattern many men a pattern of
00:19:02.160 wearing your mask through the day and stifling your inner self to releasing the shadow at night
00:19:05.780 through excessive hedonistic behavior but to fully understand why this happens we first need to
00:19:10.940 understand the looking glass self sociologist charles cooley theorized that people develop their sense of
00:19:15.780 identity through their perception of others views using social interaction as a type of mirror
00:19:20.020 people use the judgments they receive from others and the culture around them to measure their own
00:19:24.340 w joey badass man character values and behavior so when you have a looking glass that erodes character
00:19:29.740 humor and authentic self-expression your identity erodes and you become invisible to those around you
00:19:35.020 and if you can't express your abilities human character you may start to feel a profound sense of
00:19:39.500 emptiness a sense of worthlessness and soul destroying nihilism and patrick bayman represents
00:19:44.700 this everyday repression of expression in a corporatized mega metropolis world where the
00:19:49.360 cleanliness and sterile nature of everyday life becomes so unbearable that the unmasked self
00:19:54.300 becomes extreme where your shadow self metastasizes in response to your eroding identity you may want
00:19:59.280 more power you may want control you may want to tell everyone what you really think
00:20:03.320 and nobody even says what they really think anymore so that's why i feel like a lot of people
00:20:08.200 are relating to this movie more and more everyone is so afraid to say what they really think because
00:20:12.440 the cancel culture that people have all these crazy ideas building up in their head because they don't
00:20:17.000 have a plot a proper platform to express it and when they do they delete it and they censor it it makes
00:20:21.800 people go nuts when they can't express themselves properly and most people for men nobody even cares
00:20:26.040 nobody wants to listen i mean most of you are boring but there's not a proper way for a lot of people
00:20:30.740 to get their opinions out there they don't have people to talk to but also you guys need to be
00:20:35.260 more interesting to contribute that pattern what about dinner or in the case of patrick bayman this
00:20:41.120 may emerge in the form of murderous fantasies because patrick bayman's inner shadow is swallowing
00:20:46.040 him up earth just opens up and swallows this is why throughout the film we see patrick releasing his
00:20:52.560 inner shadow at home watching either extreme porn and horror films in a casual manner just to feel
00:20:56.680 something or using prostitutes and drugs which is why bayman later admits that he's
00:21:00.640 not very good at controlling his willpower i don't want to ruin your willpower that's all right
00:21:05.260 i don't have any i'm not very good at controlling it anyway because the willpower to maintain the
00:21:10.780 mask is unbearable the lashing out at his colleagues what's the matter no shiatsu this morning
00:21:15.160 hold on there a little don't touch me like that i'm gonna kill you in your sleep what type of suit
00:21:21.360 is that that's john paul godier i'm gonna eat your children yes jolly jolly christmas buddy
00:21:25.620 the erratic behavior using hookers degrading those lower in the social hierarchy and eventually breaking up
00:21:30.440 with his fiancee is all a coping mechanism you're not terribly important to me oh no no the cherry
00:21:39.080 on top of all of this is that patrick realizes everyone around him is going through exactly the
00:21:43.800 same thing everyone is so wrapped up in their own mask their extreme behavior can't help but unravel
00:21:48.500 this struggle to escape the perfectly crafted public persona is hinted at with the painting
00:22:02.020 right here this painting is part of a collection called men in the cities as you can see all these
00:22:06.480 paintings faces are hidden away with their colors being a bland black and white capturing the feeling
00:22:10.960 of atomization and the need to escape the confines of their surroundings which is why these paintings
00:22:15.680 serve as the perfect metaphor for what the film is trying to warn us of but if you think that
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00:22:29.460 now all of this stuff is building up to the climax of the film where beiman is thrown into a full-on
00:22:41.740 breakdown where his psyche becomes fully psychotic this is one of my favorite scenes in all of movie
00:22:45.780 history like after do you remember this scene well if you haven't seen the movie it doesn't matter
00:22:48.940 like you've already been spoiled but he just after the kills fucking mad people he's slowly losing his
00:22:52.880 mind and he's at a breaking point and helicopters are looking for him and he's just on the phone like
00:22:56.820 i just i kill people i kill people and then no one even cares one of the best scenes i've ever seen in movie
00:23:05.380 history sick feeding a cat into an atm machine shooting police and anyone in his way
00:23:09.700 but with all the overtop explosions the people he shoots never actually dying and the surroundings
00:23:18.080 staying exactly the same the film points the fact that this is just beiman's pent-up reverie of
00:23:22.340 aggression and defiance of convention or in other words it's an extreme fantasy to imagine a world
00:23:27.020 where he can release his extreme shadow self in the real world this repression reaches its climax with
00:23:31.900 bateman's final phone call where his breakdown finally becomes visible to all of those around
00:23:35.860 him patrick i can't hear you what am i doing i'm sounding so mad and yet the sad truth is no one cares
00:23:47.460 patrick's lawyer doesn't recognize him don't you know who i am i'm not davis i'm patrick bateman
00:23:54.940 the people around him continue the same superficial conversations now where do we have reservations
00:24:00.060 and i'm not really hungry but i'd like to have reservations someplace the people around him are
00:24:05.280 indifferent the culture uncaring and the cycle of repression repeats itself this blunt ending is in
00:24:10.980 a way more disturbing than any of the murderous fantasies because it's real all the repression
00:24:15.980 masks all the lives of quiet desperation it's just part and parcel of life in the modern world
00:24:20.620 where we've been taught that people who think differently are a danger to society and
00:24:24.520 me i think differently and so all they call me is an incel misogynist piece of shit they hate the
00:24:31.440 messenger they hate truth and they want to stay in the comfort zone because questioning that your
00:24:35.660 reality is all a lie and is bad is worse than that people just want to stay in this it's too hard to
00:24:42.680 break out of it but you're seeing it now you'll see it every day the more i continue streaming even
00:24:46.980 the people closest to me fucking like are showing me a level of hate that i've never seen before because
00:24:51.540 i'm pulling back the curtain this is the fucking world everything that you've been taught is a lie
00:24:57.280 everything it's all a scam people have corrupted the top people everybody feeding you this
00:25:03.660 information is corrupt and they want to take your power away and i'm trying to tell you that every day
00:25:08.680 and they fucking hate me for it but bob and weave chat that's why i need you here that's why i need
00:25:14.580 bob and weave all of it i'm getting stronger
00:25:18.920 and then they model world where we've been taught that people who think differently are a danger to
00:25:27.760 society and that they must be censored into silence they censor everything they say that like you
00:25:33.660 shouldn't give me a platform they should de-platform they like people are you know wishing some of the
00:25:38.780 worst stuff i've never received this level of hate since i fully started trying to expose the truth
00:25:43.360 this is the truth and a lot of people who understand the truth you know what they do in
00:25:47.920 puerto rico the multi-millionaires who i was there like on these networking shits with they they all
00:25:52.800 agree with everything i'm saying but they just decide that i'm just going to live life like i choose
00:25:57.860 happiness that's one of the collective ideas from these multi-millionaires who live the best lives
00:26:02.840 ever who travel wherever the fuck i want they smoke the best cigars have the best weed the best drinks
00:26:08.080 have the best conversations the best pools bro they have the best fucking lives ever
00:26:11.760 the common denominator we have the same opinions and that was so mind-opening being in puerto rico
00:26:17.880 with these multi-millionaires um because i'm broke and i've been around peasants my whole life and so
00:26:23.380 peasants they've always called me crazy my whole fucking life take pills shut up you're two you're
00:26:28.140 immature you're a narcissist misogynist conspiracy theorist piece of shit de-platform cancel you like
00:26:34.700 they they they it drives them crazy that they could be wrong and so finally being around like-minded
00:26:40.580 people was like bro i was getting emotional dead ass bro because i've never been around like
00:26:45.900 a group of people that all agreed with what i was saying who all like validated my worldview i'm like
00:26:51.960 wow wow but the difference is they've decided to just live life one of the common philosophy i've heard
00:26:59.560 from them was like i just choose happiness why would i live a miserable life like these people here
00:27:04.060 why would i do this fucking bullshit i want to be happy so instead of trying to reveal the truth
00:27:09.640 they just live life they make all the money and they they see the problems of the world they know
00:27:14.300 that you have no privacy they're spying on you at every second you they know everything about you
00:27:18.600 taxes are bullshit the government is all scamming you the elites really control the world they all
00:27:24.120 touch kids on private islands demons run the world and they're like fuck it most people aren't
00:27:29.580 gonna make it i choose happiness they've given up and trying to like bring people out of that
00:27:33.920 they don't see a point in trying to expose truth to people because it's gonna it's difficult and you
00:27:39.780 see but i'm trying to do it and it's really difficult because the people closest to me i'm i'm telling you
00:27:44.740 bro i'm telling you that all of you all the haters bro sound exactly the same so now i know how to bob
00:27:50.160 and weave all of it because i know that i have good intentions i believe in god i i didn't know that
00:27:55.160 for a while but i do believe in god i believe in good god is like a higher power higher force
00:27:59.500 something that we could all believe in and i don't need religion to know that we should do the right
00:28:03.140 thing that's essentially what religion is do the right thing be a good person that's it i believe
00:28:07.380 in god and i know that and i know i follow that i know i believe in funny truth i'm never i don't i'm
00:28:13.520 not a bad person i know that so whenever people say the same shit they say like you should be canceled
00:28:17.480 deplatformed your massages and sell everything slip slip slip you're toxic slip slip slip stay going but
00:28:22.940 you're going to keep seeing it the more i keep streaming you are going to see the fucking haters
00:28:26.520 because they hate the messenger rather than the truth it's easier to hate me than to hate the fact
00:28:32.020 that everything you've been told is a fucking lie
00:28:34.160 where we are numb to a drab deluge of hollow meaningless plastic culture that shows us nothing
00:28:41.500 but vicious hostility to anyone trying to express authenticity the whole point of this film is to
00:28:47.400 show the fundamental importance of self-expression and human connection something that nihilistic
00:28:52.500 materialism just can't replace we need friendship love and community all the things that the radical
00:28:58.060 atomization and isolation of modern life destroys which is why american psycho serves as an essential
00:29:04.380 message a message telling us to rethink the destruction of the institutions and traditions
00:29:09.040 that supported the very things that foster prosperity and happiness but sadly this is a message
00:29:14.980 that has become all too forgotten
00:29:16.900 great video moon is a great channel a lot of great breakdowns and stuff like this
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