SNEAKO - SNEAKO DEBATES CHARLIE UNEDITED VERSION...

00:00:00 We'll use our beef, for example. You think I'm weak for not taking you up on a boxing fight.

00:00:05 But on the same side of that coin, you won't take Brandon Buckingham up on that boxing fight.

00:00:10 The whole point was, I don't stand by my beliefs because I won't fight you for it.

00:00:13 Well, with that perspective, why wouldn't you fight Brandon Buckingham when you feel so strongly

00:00:18 about your beliefs and he says the same things I do? The internet and people like you that I put

00:00:23 in the Soulboard Collage dislike Andrew Tate from the start because of what he talks about,

00:00:27 because he comes off arrogant, I'm top G, I'm the alpha male,

00:00:31 and people get triggered because they're in their room,

00:00:34 they're playing games, and everything he talks about

00:00:35 goes against what they're about.

00:00:37 So when he goes to jail falsely, people find it fun

00:00:40 because finally the guy that goes against everything I believe in

00:00:43 is in jail and can't talk anymore.

00:00:45 It's not fun because it's like this goofy story.

00:00:48 People like you were genuinely happy that they went to jail.

00:00:51 The content I make is just purely entertainment,

00:00:55 like things I find fun.

00:00:57 Now, I do give my perspective on issues, like on things that I'm passionate about, like cuties.

00:01:01 We'll tie it back to cuties.

00:01:02 When I saw that film and the way it was advertised with children twerking on the cover,

00:01:07 it made me very upset and very concerned that pedophilia was going to be more normalized

00:01:12 because now you have Netflix with a front page catalog piece that I consider

00:01:18 and many others consider to be child porn.

00:01:22 Do you know Moist Critical? 0.64

00:01:24 I've seen Moist Canyon Video.

00:01:25 yeah we saw me what did you think of the me canyon video that was pretty funny yeah hey charlie what's

00:01:30 up man it was how's it going man got it cool hey charlie we squashed the beans oh that's awesome

00:01:36 yeah discussion with you about cuties since i dropped that video back in 2020

00:01:40 how time flies man well better late than never so have you seen the movie yeah so

00:01:50 So, you mentioned you saw my video, so you know I didn't finish the movie.

00:01:55 I physically couldn't. I found it just to be completely repulsive.

00:01:59 Haven't you seen a lot of other movies that have repulsed you before?

00:02:01 I watch horror movies. I watch movies that are provocative quite a bit.

00:02:06 Yeah, but this is something I feel isn't being recognized.

00:02:11 There's a difference between being repulsed by fiction, which is like horror movies, you know, that's not real.

00:02:16 and being repulsed because there's real children doing sexual things.

00:02:21 You can't fake that.

00:02:23 The actresses were 11 to 13 years old.

00:02:26 They were twerking.

00:02:27 There were some very gross scenes in there 1.00

00:02:30 and like the cameras would zoom in on their chest and their ass and their crotch. 1.00

00:02:34 Like that's a very different kind of repulsed. 1.00

00:02:38 That's what we agree on.

00:02:39 I don't agree that those scenes are good.

00:02:42 I don't agree with the sexualization of children.

00:02:43 I defend the movie because I defend the morality of the movie.

00:02:47 And I think that most people that were disgusted have seen those clips or didn't watch the whole movie like you.

00:02:53 So that movie was taken out of context quite a bit.

00:02:56 People don't really see the moral of the movie, which is defending Islamic values and also pointing out the very real problem that young girls have going on social media and doing these dances.

00:03:05 I agree that it's disgusting.

00:03:06 I agree that those scenes are repulsive, but I think you could be repulsed by TikTok and pretty much what young girls are doing on social media every single day as well.

00:03:15 I think that people outraged at that film should also be outraged at everything that girls are doing now on Instagram, TikTok and all these apps. 0.95

00:03:24 Well, see, but here's the thing. So let's let's break it down to the very bare essentials. Can children consent?

00:03:30 Can children consent? No, they can't.

00:03:32 we agree so then so then why do you think it's excusable to exploit them after having them sign

00:03:38 up for this film if they if you admit they can't consent how can they possibly give the okay 1.00

00:03:43 to be shaking their ass and having a camera all up in their shit while they're doing sexual things 1.00

00:03:48 like that scene where she takes a picture of her vagina the scene where they're doing literal like 1.00

00:03:53 toying around with cam sites like that's very different like no one is disputing the message 0.60

00:04:00 right it's a mess i i agree with the intention of the movie i don't think that those scenes are

00:04:04 good that's what we completely agree on but i think that that was an important movie to point

00:04:08 out how many people get sucked into this world i think i think that was needed that movie was

00:04:13 needed needed to be made and i also don't think that that movie encouraged pedophiles to go and

00:04:19 incite and look at these girls i think that they're more likely to go on tiktok and find 1.00

00:04:23 girls that they're attracted to i don't think that this really attracted people to these girls 0.91

00:04:28 well it's not like it's not like i'm here arguing that this movie created pedophiles right but what

00:04:34 it did is it delivered a film that they would watch for totally different reasons than the

00:04:38 message again the message isn't something that i or pretty much anyone has an issue with the message

00:04:43 is like you mentioned the social media poisoning them making them do the sexual things which is a 0.80

00:04:48 problem but this movie contributes to it since it still used real children to sexualize them to 1.00

00:04:55 showcase it that's the issue you didn't need it to be children i don't think it contributes to it

00:04:59 because when you see girls doing this on tiktok they don't know i don't see girls doing it on

00:05:04 tiktok though is the thing right the only people that would are going to be the pedophiles they 0.68

00:05:09 would go and search that out this movie was advertised on netflix no that's not true every

00:05:13 time i i don't have tiktok on my phone but once in a while before i was banned i would go on there

00:05:17 and the first three videos would be the same thing that you see on cuties it's so it's and

00:05:22 that's why i uninstall the app that's why i refuse to have it on my phone because it's directing you

00:05:26 to those to those images which is a problem i'm not disagreeing that's a problem but that doesn't

00:05:32 make this film we agree but we just disagree that i think the movie was important to point

00:05:37 out a flaw personally i never empathize with girls being attracted being directed to that

00:05:43 site before i saw that movie that really made me understand what it's like to be a girl and grow up

00:05:48 that age i think we're getting yes we agree that it is disgusting but you are excusing it because

00:05:57 you believe it highlights a very real issue which it does but it contributes to that issue by using

00:06:04 children they didn't have to use kids can like you recognize that right they could have no they

00:06:08 didn't have no they didn't have to use kids but i also look at the director and i look at the moral

00:06:12 the movie and i don't think that it was anything unsafe and i don't think that the director had

00:06:17 any bad intentions making it so maybe it shouldn't have been as sexualized but i defend the morality

00:06:22 of the movie and i also defend the effect that it had on me when i watched that that made me

00:06:27 have a new perspective but do you see why that's kind of jesus sorry that was my cat do you see

00:06:34 why that's kind of concerning to hear though because in the time that i watched that film

00:06:39 there were unreal amounts of sexual scenes in fact the majority of the movie was them doing 0.95

00:06:44 like the dance routines where they're smacking each other's ass zoomed in on them shaking their 0.99

00:06:48 ass in the camera there's that scene where a security guard's like what are you girls doing 0.99

00:06:52 here and they're like we're dancers you're like prove it so they start twerking for him and he's

00:06:55 like oh great get in here like that is a problem no matter how you spin it again the message is

00:07:01 fine there was never anything wrong with the message and maybe the intention of the director

00:07:04 how would you tell the director to convey the message in a different way you would just not

00:07:10 use children you could deliver the same message and you don't use children the problem is i don't

00:07:14 think it would be effective i don't think it would be as effective it's unfortunate that it's

00:07:18 misinterpreted but you couldn't be able to have that effect and show how provocative and how

00:07:23 dangerous it is without using kids of course the shots probably did not need to be that bad

00:07:28 but when i watched that i was absolutely disgusted and like i said it changed my perspective and what

00:07:33 i'm surprised about is that you are against wokeness because everything that your content

00:07:39 is about it doesn't seem like you've ever directed any energy towards how dangerous wokeness can be

00:07:45 which is exactly what that movie's about it's saying how important islamic values are in the

00:07:49 face of wokeness it's about a western african family islamic they go to france completely 0.91

00:07:54 woke country that's now being burned alive and women are running around topless wokeness has 1.00

00:07:59 consumed france and it's pointing out a proper solution to this problem which is embracing islamic 0.99

00:08:05 values. Who was the director of the film? Do you know? Her name is Maminou Ducouré. Maminou Ducouré,

00:08:13 I think that's her name. She's a Western African woman and she moved to France. So I imagine that

00:08:17 she had a very similar experience and she was trying to portray what it was like growing up.

00:08:21 So the message of the movie is about social media and almost exclusively. She directed the film

00:08:27 based on seeing some children in a neighborhood doing sexual dances and wondering how did it get

00:08:31 to that point this isn't okay so the movie was supposed to be about how does a child get to that

00:08:36 point and it's about how social media is poisoning them and they're constantly comparing themselves 0.98

00:08:40 they're seeing these things so they're putting on makeup and they're doing sexual shit and they 0.99

00:08:43 never really understand why are the consequences of it it it's it's not a critique on wokeness 0.88

00:08:49 though of course anything in the art field you can derive your own meaning from i recognize that

00:08:55 almost everything you encounter in life you tie back to either cancellation or wokeness but in

00:09:00 this film in particular this is a movie i really feel conflicts hard with your ideology under no

00:09:06 circumstances should children be sexualized is where i stand do you disagree

00:09:10 there's a lot of things in movies like i don't agree with incest in star wars but

00:09:19 star wars has incest scenes i don't but that's not that's what it's portrayed it's not real

00:09:23 incest though this is real children being sexualized it's not fake these are we agree

00:09:28 i agree agree but i'm defending the point of the movie you can defend the point of the movie

00:09:33 but you can still condemn the movie itself the point can stand on its own two feet right like

00:09:38 there is a problem which you recognize with kids being sexualized in specific on tiktok

00:09:43 that is a problem in and of itself but you can still condemn this film for contributing to the

00:09:47 thing it's supposed to speak out against which is sexualizing children which you have admitted

00:09:52 it does and it didn't need to like you said that is the problem they shouldn't have used child

00:09:57 actors but i agree with the point of the movie but what do you how do you think that the point

00:10:01 could have been conveyed in a better way you think they should have used eight should they

00:10:04 have used 18 year olds to play 11 year olds that's exactly what most movies have done for a long time

00:10:09 quick example is the last of us using belly bellow ramsey to portray a like a 14 15 year old like

00:10:15 you can do that and that's a lot more acceptable because there is no longer a victim like you'd

00:10:21 said children can't consent these kids could never fully consent to being sexualized in this film

00:10:26 like this on the big screen. I would argue that when they use 30 year olds and 27 year olds to

00:10:31 play high schoolers like in Euphoria and like in 13 Reasons Why, it actually sexualizes kids more

00:10:37 because we start to mature high schoolers and we think of them in a different way. People in their

00:10:42 30s and their late 20s get addicted to Euphoria and they have ideas and they start romanticizing

00:10:47 teenagers in a different way because they don't use actors in that way and they make them look

00:10:52 warm its shirt that's a completely separate conversation you can make arguments for but that

00:10:56 doesn't work here because it sexualizes already real children right so it i think that's you're 1.00

00:11:03 getting hung up on like the what ifs and like what about isms on other sides but the core doesn't

00:11:08 change so let me give you an example it it is realistic to use kids for the message right 0.97

00:11:13 because it's about kids well what if the child was naked doing the vagina pick if they showed 1.00

00:11:17 the kid's vagina is that now too far it's still realistic so there's two ways the movie could 1.00

00:11:22 have been changed to be more effective and that people would understand the message one they could 0.96

00:11:26 have used child actors and they should not have been sexualized in that way or two they could

00:11:30 have been 18 plus and it could have been sexualized but then it wouldn't have been as effective one of

00:11:35 the two should have changed i agree okay so then do you think there's like levels to sexualization

00:11:41 of kids that is acceptable and then unacceptable no this is never acceptable to sexualize children

00:11:47 but then we then we agree so then can we then say since this film sexualized children i can't

00:11:55 really champion the film however the message is okay like i like the message i agree completely

00:12:02 but i the reason i defend that movie is because i think everybody just saw those scenes and look

00:12:07 past the message and look past the good moral that the director had when making it that could

00:12:12 very well be the case for some people right a hundred percent i would say most people most

00:12:15 people who hate the movie haven't seen it most of the people accusing me of being a pedophile for

00:12:20 defending the movie haven't seen it i have no idea what it's about they've just seen those scenes

00:12:24 but they're also still not wrong for being upset about those scenes like can you recognize they

00:12:29 should be more upset at the problem i think people should direct that anger instead of calling me a

00:12:35 pedophile on the internet, they should look at the system that turns these girls into sexual 1.00

00:12:40 objects at a young age and be more angry at that. That is the real issue. That is the bigger problem

00:12:45 at large. They do, though. It's not mutually exclusive like where it's one or the other.

00:12:49 Do they? Do you? Do I what? Talk about the problem? Do you direct that anger? I see you

00:12:55 follow the narrative that's popular on social media, but I don't see you ever directed at the

00:13:01 problem. Do you agree that wokeness is one of the biggest problems that corrupts kids nowadays? 0.83

00:13:06 Define wokeness. Wokeness is the liberal ideology is feelings over facts. I identify this way

00:13:14 because I feel like it is there's no gender. Nothing matters. I do as I want. Everything

00:13:22 that's promoted on social media. Do you realize half of what you just described is how you've

00:13:27 lived your life for the last year like feelings over facts for example you champion bullying you

00:13:32 you think bullying needs to come back I have never canceled you can you recognize that I've

00:13:37 I have actually always spoke out against the platforming if you've ever noticed I spoke out

00:13:41 against it when I called out the sword board collage you were like these people just hurt

00:13:46 my feelings most of those people actively advocated one person Nick is not green is the only person 0.55

00:13:53 that's not true ethan klein celebrated and clapped when i was banned and said good

00:13:57 finally this misogynist is banned that's that's making fun that's not him championing it he wasn't

00:14:03 out there leading a charge against you when it happened he laughed another one as well the nick

00:14:06 is not green friend the identical the the bigger one the bobsberger look he also was advocating for

00:14:13 my cancellation that was a big reason why i grouped them all together not because they hurt my

00:14:17 feelings what happens on the internet i understand it's good to have back and forth bullying is good

00:14:22 because it makes you have to develop your character in a different way that's not why I was

00:14:26 upset I was upset because a lot of these people were secretly happy or secretly hoping that I was

00:14:31 going to get banned because they disagree with my ideology but then why am I on that list when I've

00:14:35 only ever spoke out against the platforming that seems like I'm there because I hurt your feelings

00:14:39 you didn't hurt my feelings I thought it was funny because you do look like the rest of them

00:14:44 I don't understand how but we're not here to to get into the nitty-gritty I guess

00:14:49 but now that we're common theme with the people that have made hit piece videos on me and you

00:14:56 have to acknowledge that the people in that collage look very similar overall and you can

00:15:02 see it with the fresh and fit video that you still haven't corrected where you called fresher virgin

00:15:06 a lot of it and you see people that hate me they're like oh this alpha male this alpha male

00:15:11 this alpha male sneeko and i've never once called myself that i don't think i'm an alpha male i

00:15:17 advocate towards things that are conservative i advocate towards islamic values that doesn't mean

00:15:22 that i think i am an alpha male i've never called you an alpha male i've you're you're talking to

00:15:28 someone you've called my friends that you've called fresh and fit that and you have they call

00:15:32 them that you are really hung up on fighting for the honor of fresh and fit what i did was exactly

00:15:39 what you preach i made fun of him calling him a virgin is a joke do i think he's actually a virgin

00:15:45 probably not no i really don't you you said there's no chance that he had that he's had sex 0.52

00:15:52 with 1 000 women or one woman and that he's giving lonely he's giving advice to lonely men

00:15:57 and has no experience with men when that's not the case at all overall the attitude towards the

00:16:02 people i put in the collage is men who actively play video games all day who push wokeness to

00:16:08 some degree or another and then when somebody speaks out against that they try to go at their

00:16:13 character rather than go at the message that they're trying to promote okay i i would like

00:16:20 to point out a couple of things a lot of the things you critique the woke for are ones that

00:16:26 you actively partake in victimization that's a big thing with the woke right constantly playing

00:16:31 the victim do you recognize how often you play the victim in terms of like i'm being canceled

00:16:37 everyone's against me you go on your discord to talk more about it even this morning talking and

00:16:42 naming and shaming people that you think have slighted you as like a cancellation you do the

00:16:47 exact same things like you are also an sjw that's not victimizing that's actively pointing out that

00:16:52 literally every single streamer every stream of the entire internet all of youtube reacted to

00:16:57 your video i drop a response where i even apologize for going out of character and getting emotional

00:17:03 and then people but nobody wants to see what i have to say i've become a caricature on youtube

00:17:09 rather than somebody who has something to say.

00:17:12 I've become a meme because I am banned.

00:17:15 That's not victimizing.

00:17:16 That's actively pointing out how strong censorship is

00:17:18 and how people on mainstream platforms can run with the narrative when you're not there.

00:17:23 The way you just justified it is a way many other people that you call playing the victim

00:17:27 would also be able to justify things.

00:17:29 The point is, when you are constantly whining and talking about how you're being attacked,

00:17:33 it is still being victimized.

00:17:35 But regardless, we're getting off track.

00:17:37 one of the things that you also talk about is the frequent posting on twitter and like the

00:17:42 poisoning that twitter does on the mind the brain rot which is something i fully agree with

00:17:46 but you have over like 20 000 tweets you are on twitter more than pretty much anyone i know

00:17:51 especially like talking about you know being the victim and constantly promoting things which is

00:17:56 something you also call out you were upset when i made a joke about using you for merch pushes for

00:18:01 me but that you literally do that under every tweet you make and you make like 20 a day it

00:18:07 feels like half the time what i when did i say i was upset about the merch push uh the you took

00:18:13 a screenshot of my dms and you're like uh here's the true face of a youtuber just using drama for

00:18:20 views and uh ad sales merch sales whatever that that kind of not what i mean that's not what

00:18:28 upset me so then what was the what was the feeling behind posting the dm screenshot

00:18:35 it's ingenuous and now we're having the debate but you would rather dm and go and make this about

00:18:40 drama oh let me go and react and do more drama content rather than have a conversation but i

00:18:45 never did that you have to remember that i didn't start any of this you reacted to me telling jokes

00:18:54 about your friend and then had your audience tell me and that went on for like two weeks and so

00:18:59 eventually i explained why i don't like you and then when i did that that was the only time i

00:19:05 planned on talking about you you went on stream with your gun to threaten me and you kept it up

00:19:10 for three months adding me that's a joke about clips you you actually think i was threatening

00:19:15 you i whether or not you were victimized you're gonna think okay you're gonna stay victimized

00:19:19 then you're going to say I'm actively trying to threaten you by saying a clips joke on a stream.

00:19:25 I don't think you are actually coming after my life. It doesn't change the fact that for three

00:19:30 months you continued to carry it on. I wasn't reacting to you. I wasn't even talking about you,

00:19:35 but then you keep pushing it and then you keep, I don't want to bring in my girlfriend or anything,

00:19:42 but you did just keep going. So I talked about you again. I'm not constantly talking about you,

00:19:47 right i'm not farming drama off of you but you use all of these drama off of the people that

00:19:54 push the exact same message and you still haven't corrected the video that i found fresh to fit on

00:19:59 but you haven't corrected the fact that you you thought that andrew tate was doxed by a pizza box

00:20:03 now finally he's free after not having any charges against him without having any evidence he was in

00:20:08 jail for four months and then people like you push this narrative that he was doxed by a pizza box

00:20:13 i call you out because you don't correct your mistakes you were wrong about angie tate and

00:20:20 you were wrong about the movie cuties okay well i'm glad you tied it back to cuties but before

00:20:24 we get back to that how am i i feel like i'm one of the very few people on the internet who corrects

00:20:30 himself whenever i make a mistake i do go and make a clarification for example i got something wrong 0.93

00:20:36 with a content creator holding a stand-up competition that was absolute dog shit and

00:20:41 then someone came there and made fun of him and i didn't know the full context once i got the full

00:20:46 context i went back and made a follow-up video to explain it in more depth with more clarity 0.95

00:20:51 i always do that with fresh and fit you really hung up on this idea that he fucked three women 0.87

00:20:56 that night after meeting an nba player at a bar and they exchanged instagram information and it 1.00

00:21:00 turns out they were eskimo bros with the same girl's pussy like it's an outrageous story now 1.00

00:21:05 whether or not it's true you haven't proved it either were you there watching him fuck were you 1.00

00:21:10 he verified it he showed the dms with the basketball player that whole podcast verifying

00:21:14 the dms you didn't correct it okay so you didn't correct that they did verify the story you didn't

00:21:20 correct it and did they have the basketball player did they have the basketball player and 0.87

00:21:24 the three girls he fucked come on and be like oh my god he absolutely plowed the shit out of me it 1.00

00:21:27 was the best sex of my life did they have that would be that would never happen but he did show 1.00

00:21:33 the dms with the basketball player verifying the story that he didn't go to the party whether or

00:21:37 you want to believe he was with three women. I wasn't there either. I guess we're never going

00:21:40 to know. But he didn't get the DMs from the basketball player. You were insinuating in

00:21:44 that story that he never even met him and that whole thing was made up and that it's not possible

00:21:47 on Instagram. You also didn't correct yourself on Andrew Tate getting doxxed the pizza box.

00:21:52 But I also never apologize. I don't know if you even watch the video because I did say

00:21:58 the claims were of a pizza box, which was backed by like early onset news. I never said for sure.

00:22:04 i talked about how that would be extremely entertaining if that was the case i never

00:22:08 when i cover something like that for example justin roiland i'm sure you followed that he

00:22:12 was recently found innocent on all the like domestic abuse charges i always said if these

00:22:19 charges are true and then i'll make jokes about if like these crazy things like the pizza box are

00:22:24 true but i never fully say like this is a true fact so the pizza box thing being completely fake

00:22:30 was never something that i really truly believed in my heart was real or reported on it as a very

00:22:35 real thing just played with the fun idea if it was because of how silly and outrageous it is

00:22:40 and now it's fun why is go back to that point why is it fun that two men who have no charges

00:22:48 or no evidence that's not went to jail what what's no but tell me what's the fun idea

00:22:53 about two men being falsely imprisoned the fun idea is they're falsely imprisoned based on a

00:22:59 pizza box it's playing around with the pizza box not them being in jail that's a fun idea to you

00:23:06 that's a fun idea that two men if i'm that we should both be aware of and that men should be

00:23:11 aware of that you can go to jail without any evidence or charges that the entire internet

00:23:16 can lie about you and think it's funny you are finding weird ways of taking a fact and running

00:23:25 in an opposite direction the humor is if a if right now sneko the authorities busted in and

00:23:33 said charlie we noticed your first edition pokemon card behind you is fraudulent that's a crime you're 0.95

00:23:38 going to jail you would probably laugh because it's so outrageous and silly just like being 0.97

00:23:43 doxxed by a pizza box leading to prison time is outrageous and silly don't be disingenuous that's 0.96

00:23:50 not why you think that's funny there's the internet and people like you that i put in the

00:23:56 soulboard collage dislike andrew tate from the start because what he talks about because he comes

00:24:00 off arrogant i'm top g i'm the alpha male and people get triggered because they're in their room

00:24:06 they're playing games and everything he talks about goes against what they're about so when

00:24:10 he goes to jail falsely people find it fun because finally the guy that goes against everything i

00:24:15 believe in is in jail and can't talk anymore it's not fun because it's like this goofy story

00:24:21 people like you were genuinely happy that they went to jail i don't recall celebrating or pumping

00:24:26 my fist last night i was even talking about it i'm not out there celebrating you know lighting

00:24:31 the streets on fire and joy what do you think i stand for sneco i have no idea what you stand for

00:24:37 then why do you videos i don't know what your beliefs are it's not clear it's not clear and

00:24:43 And I think that now seeing what's happening to Andrew and Tristan Tate and what's happening to men who push the ideas that I push,

00:24:50 I think it should be very clear for everybody watching that you watch a content creator that has a specific ideology.

00:24:55 I've watched you like in high school and college and it's like drama content.

00:24:59 You're covering stuff in the news. I have no clue what your belief system is.

00:25:03 I've seen your music videos with the Antichrist and you're smoking weed and you play a lot of video games and you kind of like there's a lot of other commentary channels.

00:25:12 you look at the header, it says, we talk about stuff. And I have no idea what position they're

00:25:16 coming from because it's not in your best interest to have a point of view. It's better to just cover

00:25:20 drama and make AdSense money off of it. If you have a specific ideology that goes against what

00:25:25 social media pushes, look where I am. I'm on Rumble. Nobody watches your video and everyone

00:25:31 piles on you. So there's a very big difference. The content you used to make, I wasn't super

00:25:38 familiar but i went back and looked you used to make thought-provoking more artsy pieces and then

00:25:42 you transitioned more into lecturing and life advice the content i make is just purely entertainment

00:25:48 like things i find fun now i do give my perspective on issues like on things that i'm passionate about

00:25:54 like cuties we'll tie it back to cuties when i saw that film and the way it was advertised with

00:25:59 children twerking on the cover it made me very upset and very concerned that pedophilia was

00:26:04 going to be more normalized because now you have netflix with a front page catalog piece that i

00:26:11 consider and many others consider to be child porn so i would give my perspective on that this is

00:26:19 gross and here's why and then i'd list out some of the absolutely repulsive scenes like the children

00:26:23 watching porn or like campsites twerking being film twerking all of it with real children that's 0.99

00:26:29 a real problem when i'm covering goofy shit like gwyneth paltrow being sued for a ski accident 0.98

00:26:35 what am i do i need to tie it back into like the woke agenda or something in order for you to get 0.89

00:26:42 my perspective i don't think so it should just be about entertainment that's always like about

00:26:50 entertainment there should be some value that you're adding to your audience and the reason

00:26:53 i criticize you for that is because like everybody else who hates that movie they didn't even watch

00:26:57 it you didn't finish the movie and i we both agree sexualization of children is bad but

00:27:02 we've been we already agree on this point that movie had a way to point that out obviously it

00:27:08 was bad but i agree with the more the morality of it but it's it's i think that that's a problem

00:27:15 and i think that your audience should pressure you and to have a more specific point of view

00:27:18 rather than just saying fun things you can be funny and still have a point of view it's getting

00:27:23 harder for men out there and you see it they go to jail people laugh about it it's getting harder

00:27:27 for a man to survive in this climate now and I have made content on that it's content I see that

00:27:32 you haven't seen I had a whole stream dedicated to talking about why so many men are lonely now

00:27:37 and turning to things like you offer them with a creativity kit you think one of my big problems

00:27:42 with Andrew Tate was a creativity kit has nothing to do with being lonely the creativity kit is

00:27:46 about making money online there's no no loneliness that is in my in my eyes selling courses giving

00:27:53 people advice that isn't guaranteed to work like that is exploitative and taking advantage of

00:27:58 desperate people you can have a different point of view that's totally fine one of the big problems

00:28:02 i had with tate was his business hustlers university charging fifty dollars a month to

00:28:06 be part of a discord server where you're not really getting the tools to succeed i've seen

00:28:11 what goes on in there it's mainly like people just talking at each other he doesn't really

00:28:18 participate. The lessons aren't overly helpful. It's very generic advice that you could find for

00:28:23 free on YouTube. So it's charging this high price. Of course you can find it for free, but having

00:28:27 it reinforced by somebody that you look up to is an extremely important thing. And if you think

00:28:31 that you're exploiting somebody by charging them $50 a month, there are a lot of cases in the

00:28:35 creativity kit where people have become extremely successful from the information that they found

00:28:39 in there. Call it advocating towards lonely men. People have met there and moved to Florida and

00:28:44 now they've built businesses together, meeting in the creativity kit, finding like-minded people.

00:28:48 What's more important than exploiting somebody's money and what you're glossing over is exploiting somebody's time.

00:28:54 Time is money.

00:28:55 And if people are investing their time into watching drama content, fun stuff, let me laugh at someone falsely in prison.

00:29:02 They're wasting their energy watching you game for 12 hours.

00:29:05 That is a bigger waste of lonely men's time.

00:29:07 They're not getting any value from watching you game for 12 hours.

00:29:10 They are getting value from paying $50 a month and learning the secrets from somebody who's been doing this for 10 years.

00:29:17 what's a better use of your energy

00:29:20 $50 on a course from vetted millionaires

00:29:22 or watching a game streamer

00:29:24 for 6 hours every night

00:29:25 well

00:29:27 he didn't use the course

00:29:30 to get rich he's getting rich from the course

00:29:32 the same way that the course

00:29:34 that you're selling is not

00:29:36 like your main way that you made

00:29:38 money you are making money from that course

00:29:40 now as opposed to what the course is teaching

00:29:42 but again this is getting completely

00:29:44 sidetracked

00:29:46 That's not true.

00:29:47 That's not my main source of income.

00:29:49 I enjoy doing it, and it's a great way to have a network.

00:29:51 And you talk about all the lonely men that are out there.

00:29:54 What are you doing to go and help these people?

00:29:56 We understand that there's a problem with loneliness of men.

00:29:58 People get in there.

00:29:59 They ask me questions about how do I network better?

00:30:01 How do I find people who are like-minded?

00:30:03 You give them advice, and you can see them transform their life.

00:30:06 I'm curious as to what you think is a better alternative because game, you stream gaming

00:30:12 for six hours.

00:30:12 is that a better solution to men who are lonely watching you play video games or giving advice to

00:30:19 men who don't know how to find a community of like-minded people who don't know how to make

00:30:23 money online and want to live a lifestyle where look i'm in japan you're still in the same room

00:30:27 that i've seen you in since high school i i couldn't go places i choose not to i'm happy here

00:30:36 the same way you're happy traveling in japan like these are non-arguments that you're making

00:30:42 it's the same argument i've never seen you outside of your room and and i don't know how many years

00:30:47 i've seen you on youtube i've never seen you out of your room i've seen you with dildos in your

00:30:51 room throwing it at each other and your friends i've never seen you travel i've never seen you

00:30:54 network with other people i've never seen you show your audience what's possible if they make

00:30:58 money as well i've seen you play video games since like 2016 in one of the clips you showed of me i

00:31:06 am outside at gasparilla with my girlfriend what are you talking about at what gasparilla is like

00:31:14 mardi gras but for florida like you have literally shown me outside i don't know why you're trying to

00:31:19 make this case that i'm never outside outside in florida i've never seen you go to different

00:31:24 countries i've never seen you network with successful men i've never seen you around a

00:31:29 group of men who are on the same page that's it the purpose is showing our audience what's possible

00:31:34 A lot of people are tired in this lifestyle. We talk about lonely men. The number one problem that lonely men have is watching porn, is playing video games and getting addicted to this stuff. That's what's contributing to loneliness more than providing them an avenue to go and elevate themselves. That is the biggest contributor. People who don't know how to live life, how to go outside, how to meet different people, would find a comfort zone in their room playing video games and watching porn.

00:31:57 it's impressive how you tie everything back to porn now that that you're talking about things 0.92

00:32:06 that are agreeable and this is what i've said about andrew tate he doesn't always say silly 0.99

00:32:10 dumb shit but he does and he couples it with good real things like you mentioned porn addiction is a 0.97

00:32:16 problem like no one's going to disagree with that but everything that you're sprinkling in outside 1.00

00:32:20 of it is totally fucking irrelevant to the rest of it man you going and flexing on your audience 0.92

00:32:25 isn't showing them what's possible it's showing what's possible when they're paying for your 0.97

00:32:29 lifestyle the advice you give you thrive off them staying miserable right the second they get happy

00:32:36 the second they get money no i definitely don't they will not be paying for your course anymore

00:32:41 if my audience does not get value for my content they're going to leave the reality is that

00:32:46 streamers and content creators like you the audience always grows up they watch a little

00:32:51 the gaming content then they grow up they're not learning anything and so they go to another

00:32:54 a content creator they go to somebody else who's popular or trendy you need to add value to the

00:32:59 audience or else they are going to grow out of it and the value from the value of most things

00:33:04 entertainment what you used to do was humor interlaced with your stuff now it's just preaching

00:33:10 to the choir of people that already subscribe to your hive mind it's you're still doing the same

00:33:15 thing that's what you see on twitter because that's the only mainstream platform that i'm

00:33:18 still allowed to be on if you watch my stream i have watched your stream when i watched my stream

00:33:23 for four hours it's not preaching a lot of humor my motto is seek truth through funny which you've

00:33:28 abandoned what's going on in the world you you it seems you have completely abandoned that i have

00:33:33 watched your streams i have a lot of it devolves into just talking again about the same things you

00:33:39 always mention soy boys bots woke mind virus and then dancing around and then always trying to 0.52

00:33:45 defend and find the other side of something controversial it's the same formula over and

00:33:49 over again because that's how you found to keep your audience hooked it's no different than people

00:33:54 that i go on omegle and i'm joking around for an hour or two hours i bring on my viewers and we

00:33:59 joke to each other i bring on people real life people they sit next to me and we joke around

00:34:04 i have different podcasts i have different guests the jokes podcast with ryan dawson

00:34:08 uncovering epstein and uncovering the truth about 9-11 which i really recommend that you go see

00:34:12 i have different types of content you're trying to box it in because maybe that's what you see

00:34:17 on twitter and it's probably the result of why nobody even watched my rebuttal because they don't

00:34:22 feel the need to go on to rumble on a different website they're stuck into this pattern of

00:34:26 watching content that's suitable for youtube and the trending page if they go and they would look

00:34:30 out of and they watch my stream there's a reason i have an audience that i was able to survive the

00:34:34 cancellation because i do add humor i do add value people want to see that they see something

00:34:41 in my stream that brought them onto a website that's alternative how many youtubers could have

00:34:46 survive that how many youtubers could have survived a bid tech cancellation to an alternative platform

00:34:51 that's labeled as an alt-right conspiracy website and still maintain the same audience you can't do

00:34:56 that by repeating the same things every day you have to add some value but you can that's the

00:35:01 number one grift right now as long as you are contributing to an echo chamber the people will 0.99

00:35:05 not leave you you form a reliance where they're constantly suckling your tit for very like 0.99

00:35:09 validation that their point of view is the right one and the more that you claim the victim the

00:35:14 more that solidifies and cements them that that belief is the correct one because people are

00:35:18 not true at all i've been talking about the woke mind buyers for a long time and now my audience

00:35:22 wants to get into know the truth so i've been interviewing different people i did a whole

00:35:25 podcast uncovering epstein and who's actually on the client list because that's one big conspiracy

00:35:30 theory that people want to know more about i did an entire podcast uncovering 9-11 and the iraq war

00:35:35 and what happened and why war is created by deception i'm getting into more things because

00:35:40 if you get repetitive they're gonna leave trust me you can't do the same thing over and over again

00:35:45 they will get bored they're not gonna stay if they just watch me yell bot bot bot bot bot nobody

00:35:50 would enjoy that but nobody would like that this must have been a change over the last month or

00:35:56 something because i have watched a good chunk of those streams i have and it has been the same

00:36:03 topics repeated the entire duration like it's not like i blindly have hated you i went out of my way

00:36:11 to find redeeming qualities about you but you have become in the same way you think people were you

00:36:18 know plagued by the woke mind virus you have become plagued by the exact opposite where you

00:36:23 try and find every possible way of being controversial even though i don't think you

00:36:28 believe half of it i really don't i think a lot i have very clear point of view what do you think

00:36:34 that i've said that i don't believe in so for we'll use rb for example you think i'm weak for

00:36:40 not taking you up on a boxing fight but on the same side of that coin you won't take brandon

00:36:45 buckingham up on that boxing fight the whole point was i don't stand by my beliefs because i won't

00:36:49 fight you for it well with that perspective why wouldn't you fight brandon buckingham when you

00:36:54 feel so strongly about your beliefs and he says the same things i do wouldn't you want to prove

00:36:58 that you stand that i want to take the first fight that i want to take would be against somebody

00:37:02 one who has more clout than me two i disagree with idea ideologically i don't disagree with

00:37:09 him ideologically at all but he says the same things i say about you this this person has been

00:37:14 obsessed for a long time he's suing me for emotional distress personally i don't care

00:37:19 about this person and there's no benefit for me to take my first fight with this person so then

00:37:23 If I fought somebody, I challenged him.

00:37:25 The reason I was banned on Twitter for challenging Hassan Abi to a fight,

00:37:30 one, because a lot of people want to see that.

00:37:32 He's well-known.

00:37:33 He disagrees with me completely.

00:37:34 There's a lot of tension for that fight.

00:37:36 If I fought you, you would have said a lot of things that are very negative about me.

00:37:40 There's beef in the air.

00:37:42 And you talk a lot about me, things that you probably wouldn't say to my face.

00:37:47 It would be an entertaining fight.

00:37:49 But again, that's not the point.

00:37:52 the whole point is you think I am weak and you keep harping on this for not taking up on the

00:37:56 fight but you won't take someone up on a fight that's saying the exact same things I am so it

00:38:01 seems like the beliefs you don't stand by that strongly if you're not confident you can make a

00:38:05 spectacle Charlie we both know you wouldn't accept a fight right I've made that very clear

00:38:10 we both know even when I challenge you we both know it's to point out that a lot of people talk

00:38:16 a lot of talk online and they never have to face the consequences because they stay in their room

00:38:20 gaming all day that was to point it out men are tired of seeing this back and forth internet drama

00:38:25 they want to see people go and settle it i've never said a word about this person that you're

00:38:29 bringing up i haven't said a word about him since last summer i won't say his name publicly again

00:38:33 i'm being sued for emotional distress i'm leaving that alone i have no problem with this person

00:38:38 you we have gone back and forth we're going back and forth on twitter people want to see it people

00:38:44 are tired of these keyboard warriors going back and forth that was to point out the fact that men

00:38:49 should not feel so comfortable talking a lot of talk on Twitter that they would never say in 0.99

00:38:53 person you made claims of Brandon Buckingham being like a rapist and shit wouldn't that be 0.97

00:38:58 something that you'd want to fight about at that point like that was not a claim that I made that 0.98

00:39:03 was not a claim that I'm I can't remember the specifics of it but you did toss out the word

00:39:07 rapist when talking about Brandon Buckingham I don't remember the context it was used in

00:39:10 but you did mention it right so why is all of a sudden that now beneath you like you don't have

00:39:16 any problems with him now after he's willing to fight the point is you're talking about you say

00:39:22 these things and you don't have consequences well what about you you said these things he's trying

00:39:27 to give you those consequences that you think are so important and you won't take him up on it

00:39:32 there is a clear hypocrisy that was that was something that was a different example the guy

00:39:36 was a previous fan it's a giant misunderstanding there's a lawsuit involved so i can't talk about

00:39:41 this too much but that is not what i accuse him of i do not think he is that word i never said

00:39:46 that about him and that's a lie he wants to do it because there's a there's an obsession going on

00:39:51 but that's irrelevant well it's all tying back into the point i'm making where the things that

00:39:56 you preach against you yourself embody i don't i don't see how you you like you have all these

00:40:02 spins for it but do you recognize that's not actually justification for example you like the

00:40:08 the message of cuties but you also admit that it literally sexualizes children which you agree is 0.62

00:40:15 a bad thing and that there's no sexualization of children that it should be acceptable but you

00:40:19 still champion it so the things that you like actively talk about like hating and all that

00:40:25 you are still championing for uh sensitivity i champion good intentions i do not think that you

00:40:32 have good intentions with your videos i think that you say you've said it as debate you like

00:40:37 to entertain you say what's fun what's trendy if somebody gets falsely imprisoned you think it's

00:40:42 funny because it's a pizza box. I agree with the intentions that the director had making cuties.

00:40:47 She wanted to point out the wokeness. If people have good intentions, I will defend them. I don't 1.00

00:40:52 think that you have any specific point of view on the world, so I challenge your beliefs. That's

00:40:57 what's more important than what's said and what's taken out of context every single day.

00:41:00 You haven't challenged any of my beliefs, though. Most of this has just been an attack on me or my

00:41:06 girlfriend which started all of this you're not challenging beliefs sneeko you're stuck in your

00:41:12 own echo chamber i challenge your belief of you gaming all day and what's that belief to my

00:41:19 audience by teaching them how to make money online while you suck up their time while they watch you

00:41:24 play video games and you add no value to their life you also suck up their time though entertainment

00:41:30 and how there's no need to have entertainment and how it's just supposed to be fun i challenge the

00:41:34 ideas that youtubers can sit there and talk and do commentary videos every single day

00:41:39 without any specific point of view all of that goes against everything that i talk about

00:41:43 i'm i'm very confused on a lot of this you don't like sports right because sports is a waste of

00:41:54 time watching sports is a waste of time right no i don't watch sports well but more than that

00:42:03 you think people that watch sports they're not getting any value added to their life you think

00:42:07 it's wasting their time there is a better use of people's time of course you can watch a game once

00:42:12 in a while but that is a waste of their time it's getting harder to go and succeed nowadays you

00:42:16 should be investing your time to something else but you you said yourself let me ask you this

00:42:20 question what are your beliefs what are they i don't know them can you tell me what you believe

00:42:27 yeah i feel like i've made my beliefs very clear i am very firmly on the side of there are certain

00:42:34 things and it's going to be different for everyone that make people happy and i main thing i want is

00:42:38 for people to be happy i don't like that men are alone which is why a lot of the advice i give

00:42:43 is telling them to get out of their comfort zone and start with something like the gym the gym is

00:42:47 a very social environment it's an environment where everyone's working towards similar goals

00:42:51 you immediately surround yourself with like-minded people and maybe you make a connection at the gym

00:42:56 maybe you can find a friend there but even if you don't you are out of your comfort zone in an

00:43:00 environment where people are working for a similar goal and that already changes your mindset as a

00:43:05 person you've given yourself a goal you are acting on it and now you're surrounded by people that are

00:43:09 also in a similar boat i think most importantly is i want people to be happy and a lot of times

00:43:15 they can't find that so i don't think there's anything wrong with escapism like watching

00:43:19 someone play a game or even playing games yourself watching a sport playing a sport yourself is also

00:43:23 great i play pickup basketball every thursday getting out talking outside of a comfort zone

00:43:29 instead of sitting online making 20 000 tweets on the sneco twitter i think is not productive

00:43:34 replying to sneco's twitter replying to my twitter none of it i think is productive i've had twitter 0.77

00:43:39 since 2012 i've made 2600 tweets and half of those are just shit posts or a retweet i think 0.95

00:43:46 all of that locking yourself inside as a recluse living in this completely toxic landscape like 0.94

00:43:52 twitter is the most detrimental thing for a person and that extends to tiktok as well i think tiktok

00:43:57 has absolutely ruined people's brains in terms of what they can even stomach as an attention span

00:44:01 having to have like subway surfer underneath a video of someone talking because you can't focus

00:44:06 long enough i think it's all a problem so the things i talk about are usually geared towards

00:44:11 either entertaining people for eight minutes a day or whatever or during a stream if they're

00:44:17 already home from work and just need to unwind, I think all of that is fine. But I do always try

00:44:21 and give some level of advice. My background, I don't know if you know, I'm a human science

00:44:26 graduate with a concentration in exercise physiology. I believe very firmly in the mind-body

00:44:32 connection in terms of strength building and muscle building. It's going to change your whole

00:44:36 brain chemistry and it will help improve the way you're looking at the world. So that's one of the

00:44:42 big things i talk about is even if you're 100 comfortable with your body there is no reason

00:44:49 not to at least try to make these kind of differences and change your perspective on things

00:44:54 like it doesn't even have to be a body issue it helps your mind overall i am always against people

00:45:00 paying for advice from so-called gurus and professionals because you don't need it the

00:45:04 beauty of the internet is it is an unlimited repository of all of the human knowledge just

00:45:10 this compendium of every piece of information for every subject you could want and you can access it

00:45:16 for free under no circumstances do i ever advocate for someone paying up to 50 a month for advice

00:45:21 they can freely find right now even if it doesn't come with gamers always have the argument but then

00:45:26 they never talk about how college is a waste of time and that people go but i see to a hundred

00:45:30 thousand dollars in debt from people who aren't vetted millionaires if you could pay 50 and talk

00:45:34 to a vetted millionaire who has made money online in a way that they don't teach in school

00:45:38 $50 is a steal

00:45:40 People get really upset about this because you're paying somebody directly

00:45:43 And you know who you're spending the money on

00:45:45 You don't get upset about college

00:45:46 Because you don't know the principal

00:45:48 You don't know the headmaster, you don't know the donors

00:45:50 They're nameless people behind a university

00:45:52 The point of the network is

00:45:54 Collection of information

00:45:55 Concentrated in one place

00:45:57 And also the network of people that you can find

00:45:59 Right here, I'm in Japan traveling with somebody

00:46:01 That I met from the creativity kit

00:46:03 That is something that is valuable

00:46:06 And that you will only find

00:46:08 by paying $50, which is not a huge

00:46:10 price. That is a big price,

00:46:12 but also, do you see what just happened there?

00:46:14 $50 is a huge price? That's

00:46:16 the same price as your merch that you're using to advertise

00:46:18 on this drama. Would you rather your

00:46:20 audience pay $50 for a t-shirt from

00:46:22 a gamer, or they meet somebody

00:46:24 that they can go start a business with?

00:46:27 The merch isn't $50

00:46:28 for a t-shirt, but regardless, what I want

00:46:30 you to recognize is what happened there.

00:46:32 I was talking...

00:46:33 Okay, it's still not, but

00:46:36 what just happened there,

00:46:38 is I was talking about something and you went into PR speak and salesman mode to talk about

00:46:42 your course. And you attributed something to me that I actually talk against. I actually have

00:46:46 spoken many times about why college just isn't right for everybody. It's not. It simply isn't.

00:46:51 I think college provides an invaluable social experience where for the first time in your life,

00:46:55 you're on your own. So you learn how to fend for yourself. You learn how to interact with

00:46:58 roommates, strangers. So you get social skills. But college is not going to be a great fit for

00:47:03 everyone especially when it comes to certain academia positions especially like in some art

00:47:08 fields i actually talk a lot about that but you keep lumping me in with this perception of a gamer

00:47:14 and these beliefs that you don't know anything about me on and yet you still put me in there

00:47:20 and then you should probably make it more clear i do i've been personally watching your videos for

00:47:25 years and i had no idea about any of this so i've seen you gaming i've seen your reactive drama

00:47:29 content i didn't know that that was your method to make people happy which i think is a very is a

00:47:34 narrow way of answering that question about what you believe in and what your belief system is i

00:47:38 was still that's fine and i'm glad that you said that i think that you should reiterate that more

00:47:41 in your video to add more value add more value to your audience i've so you said you've watched

00:47:46 for a long time these aren't secrets i made a video six years ago i just double checked i 0.87

00:47:50 uploaded a video six years ago called you're getting fucked by college textbooks the entire 0.87

00:47:55 video is about how college textbooks in particular are a massive scam in a very predatory system that

00:48:00 universities are using i do talk about these things you are just not seeing them and then

00:48:06 still putting words in my mouth my beliefs i think are very clear to the people that watch

00:48:11 they're not a secret they're not hidden i make them very obvious but we're so sidetracked now

00:48:19 because you're trying to look for angles to throw me into these camps that i just don't fit in order

00:48:25 to make it seem like you're morally superior because you criticize me for tweeting 20 i have

00:48:31 20 000 tweets but like you have a high and mighty 2 000 you've been making videos every single day 0.96

00:48:36 for six years you're pretty much uh shit posting on youtube as much as i am on twitter which is my 0.94

00:48:41 only mainstream platform to say that i didn't know what your belief system is that's not a critique 0.98

00:48:47 on me because i've seen many of your videos that's a problem of your content and the beliefs the

00:48:53 beliefs that you that you just conveyed here it does not show in your content whatsoever i'm

00:48:58 re-angling my whole content to make exactly what i want for my audience to be specifically clear

00:49:02 that's why i'm traveling that's why i'm showing myself training every single day the message

00:49:06 that's conveyed in your videos is play video games for eight hours that's what it looks like

00:49:13 you're in the same room you have all these gaming posters around that's what you do

00:49:17 that's what people know you for

00:49:19 do you think that people know you for how to be happy or do people know you as the guy who plays

00:49:27 super smash bros genuinely what do you think the perception that people have of you is

00:49:31 well certainly not smash bros since i don't play it i i don't understand the point you're trying 0.97

00:49:38 to make i would imagine people look at me as just a channel of wild nonsense just goofy shit 0.99

00:49:45 for example i started a fucking wrestling league where it's all about the most over-the-top stupid 1.00

00:49:50 fucking wrestlers fighting with ridiculous storylines and silly production like this 1.00

00:49:56 whole thing you really want to laser focus on me playing video games as if it's some kind of 0.99

00:50:03 huge blemish on my credibility or reputation again it's not but it's also super weird because

00:50:09 it's not the only thing i do in fact if you went to my channel right now i think there's only three

00:50:13 gaming related videos over the last month it's not like all i talk about is gaming and everyone

00:50:18 needs to be gaming all hours of the day there's nothing wrong with unwinding after a day of work

00:50:23 with watching a twitch stream or you know you stream used to stream a lot do you think everyone

00:50:29 that went to you is wasting their time because again the streams i watched you repeating the

00:50:32 same points to me that's not adding value that's just already cementing and preaching to the choir

00:50:36 that doesn't seem like adding value were they wasting their time specific point of view i make

00:50:41 my point of view of the world clear but i cover political content i talk about the vaccine i talk

00:50:46 about what happened on january 6th i cover current events every single day i give people that's the

00:50:51 main thing you criticize me for is covering current events though like you're talking about

00:50:55 that like it's a great thing current events i cover everything that's silly you you cover wwe

00:51:00 like you just said you cover drama content that you see on twitter you're not talking about january

00:51:05 6th you're not talking about the fact that pfizer was exposed for gain of function on this vaccine

00:51:10 you're not talking about what's really going on what they censor on youtube you're talking about

00:51:14 wrestling you one of your main you didn't even know about wrestling until just now where i made

00:51:21 a wrestling thing not talking about it but you one of your critiques was talking about drama

00:51:26 wrestling adds nothing to people's lives you know what adds something to people's lives

00:51:31 learning the vaccine probably isn't as safe as effective as they market it as what's also

00:51:36 adding value to people's lives learning that they rigged the election against donald trump because

00:51:41 look at the footage that they hit about january 6th now i'm going to change who i vote for in

00:51:45 the next election now i'm not going to trust the people that i see on mainstream news i'm not going

00:51:49 to be glued to the screen that's feeding me lies because look at what they were hiding that's adding

00:51:54 real value to people's lives because that changes their whole perspective on the media that they

00:51:58 consume and it's the same point wrestling content makes people right it feeds more into the nonsense

00:52:04 it keeps them more plugged in watching seven hours of video games because you stream like 0.54

00:52:08 how many days a week after work that does not make them any better all that does is dumb down

00:52:13 even more and prevent them from making money online and traveling the world because they're 1.00

00:52:18 too dumb and slow watching you play video games and you think they're not dumb and slow watching 0.99

00:52:22 you parrot the same things that are already being talked about by millions of others on twitter 0.99

00:52:26 it's not a unique perspective they are absolutely not i have so many case studies of people who i've

00:52:33 showed that they are in the gym because i post gym stories every single day they have networked

00:52:37 on the creativity kit they started an online business they started their own channel they

00:52:41 learn how to make e-commerce they learn how to actually market they learn some valuable skills

00:52:45 you don't learn anything from wrestling content you don't learn anything from watching you dance 0.96

00:52:51 around listening to fucking whatever that nazi song was with a yay jacket like your content 0.97

00:52:56 is not that unique either you're parroting similar points that they already believe in 0.99

00:53:02 sneeko you keep trying to separate yourself as like above it all by actually adding value

00:53:07 i go and i i dance and i i wear the yay 24 jacket because their perception of yay is exactly what 0.83

00:53:13 people like you promote that this guy's a crazy person he's on meds he's crazy when he's actually 0.68

00:53:18 promoting his christian values is to unplug from this thing too is to be awake but you are more 0.95

00:53:24 plugged in than anyone i know you you are more plugged in than anyone i've talked to

00:53:28 like you are actually just more plugged in what am i plugged into what am i plugged you're plugged

00:53:34 into what's on twitter wrestling gaming you are plugged into anything that is controversial you

00:53:39 are talking on twitter more than anybody else you are constantly keeping people locked into

00:53:43 your echo chamber you're constantly promoting your creativity kit where they have to meet each

00:53:47 other through that as opposed to real life i'm preaching real life interaction you're preaching

00:53:51 internet interaction that's the opposite of real life if you're playing video games and you're in

00:53:55 the same that's not i'm not telling them i am in real life right now traveling the world and

00:53:59 talking to people this is the real world you playing video games is the opposite of the real

00:54:03 world your perception of me only promoting controversy is because the truth is controversial

00:54:09 the truth is censored and everything that you're going to see on youtube is exactly the narrative

00:54:14 that they want you to believe in it's not controversial i have a very specific ideology

00:54:18 i've explained it here and you've not pointed out one thing that means that i'm just trying

00:54:22 to attach myself to controversy i feel like i i feel like i have example cuties again you are

00:54:30 preaching for a movie that you agree has horrible things that are unforgivable in it but you still

00:54:34 say it's your favorite film or an extremely important one that's a problem that is you

00:54:39 attaching yourself to controversy because i defend the intention of the movie but the intentions are

00:54:43 good is the intention is yay right all the time is yay sometimes sound erratic yes does he have

00:54:50 good intentions for the world yes people think it's controversial because they get drowned into

00:54:54 the clickbait it's like with cuties they see the clickbait they think it's terrible they see a clip

00:54:59 of yay they think he's crazy when in reality they have good intentions and it gets drowned in from

00:55:03 the noise on social media it's not controversial it's just true you can find good intentions in

00:55:09 anything literally anything though not everyone's going to be a cartoonishly evil person they're

00:55:14 going to have some good things they say so why don't you defend everybody that's the point what

00:55:19 what i've realized in this that you should make those intentions more clear because i had no idea

00:55:24 about how to be i knew that you play video games you reacted to what's popular wrestling stuff

00:55:29 and you try to like people if they're tired after work they can go watch me game that's what i know

00:55:33 you for i think that you should make that more clear i make that specifically clear in all my

00:55:38 streams and you think it's repetitive because i want people to know exactly what i believe in

00:55:41 it's not controversial for clickbait i have a specific worldview

00:55:45 the world view that you have is one that contradicts with what you put out online

00:55:55 like i said do you do you think that you don't victimize yourself like 100 like mask off do you

00:56:03 think that you go out you're like through your day and you don't feel like at all hours oh man

00:56:09 everyone's against me because one of your friends reached out to me after all this just to kind of

00:56:13 talk about concern for your mental health. I don't know how true it is, but you apparently read

00:56:19 Reddit comments and pretty much any kind of Twitter discourse around you. That is literally

00:56:24 taking this plugged in mentality. I don't know who you talk to. I never go on Reddit and I tweet a

00:56:30 lot because that's my mainstream platform. I don't read the replies like that. I don't obsess over

00:56:33 that. Why do you think I'm outside every day? Why do you think that I have, I don't have the time to

00:56:38 do that. I'm extremely focused on what my mission is and spreading the word of positivity and

00:56:43 spreading and trying to awaken people from this brainwashing i don't obsessively read over this

00:56:47 at all if i was i'd be in the same room playing video games that's absolutely not true okay right

00:56:55 do i look like a person that that reads reddit comments yes sneeko because you reply to them

00:57:01 all the time like you you fight these bogeymen comments yeah in your streams yes you're pointing 0.96

00:57:07 out like these fucking obscured things all the time that have got under your skin you were talking 0.98

00:57:12 about face fucking someone that made a joke about you one time you were talking about beating 0.99

00:57:16 D'Angelo Wallace's ass because he mentioned you one time like you are plugged in more than anybody 0.99

00:57:22 else you see everything you see how you're doing the same thing that you did with cuties and what 0.99

00:57:27 people do with yay I was making jokes about D'Angelo Wallace because he was canceling people

00:57:32 for going to parties during COVID but you because he went on this whole moral high ground brigade

00:57:37 about how much of a better person he is because other people weren't quarantining and he was

00:57:41 quarantine. He went viral for shitting on people and canceling people saying people should like 0.99

00:57:46 Bryce Hall should go to jail because he went to a party. So I made jokes back at him. If you're 0.98

00:57:50 going to get on your moral high ground, somebody should go bring you down too. But you're doing

00:57:55 that now too, where you're putting yourself above everyone else because you're outside and I'm

00:57:59 playing video games and what you're doing is real value. I'm absolutely not above anybody.

00:58:04 But that's how you're acting. That's what you're saying. I'm absolutely not above anybody. I think

00:58:08 that going outside traveling the world meeting different people is a better lifestyle than

00:58:13 sitting in the room playing video games do i think that i'm better than anybody absolutely not i've

00:58:17 never said that and that's the false misconception that people like you get when they see this

00:58:21 content because like that's what you're saying to me do you know how many times you pointed out

00:58:25 me being in my room playing video games it's not me better than you it's that i would rather travel

00:58:30 the world i would rather make money online i would rather unplug myself than sit in my room

00:58:35 and play video games for seven hours a night that is a better lifestyle does that make me a better

00:58:40 person absolutely not you're saying you keep using the word better that is putting them head to head

00:58:46 as what you're doing is a better decision thus you are morally you're living a better life and

00:58:52 morally superior because this is better than that that's not true you seem like you might be happy

00:58:59 with your life i don't i'm not trying to rate your happiness ultimately the point of life is

00:59:04 the happiest possible what i do know is that what makes men lonely is gaming addiction is

00:59:09 watching porn any addiction yes it's being plugged in is being plugged into social media

00:59:14 and scrolling and reacting to drama that's what i know makes men upset so i would rather promote

00:59:18 a lifestyle what's happier for me is traveling the world being in japan doing what i want to do

00:59:23 unplugging myself from these things and meeting different people that is what i know is a better

00:59:27 lifestyle to promote for men and how i became happier how i got out of depression and how i

00:59:32 stop smoking weed all the time okay and everything you just said is exactly things that i'm trying to

00:59:46 navigate this in a way that's not going to spin you into like pr speak everything you've said

00:59:51 is things that people don't need to pay for your lifestyle is whatever makes you happiest right

01:00:00 you said at the end of the day you want everyone to be the happiest and live the happiest life

01:00:03 they can right is that is that your goal is that your mission that's what we agree on and that's 0.98

01:00:09 what we should focus on doing for our audience so then why then do you shit on certain lifestyles 0.83

01:00:14 that you think are worse than yours gaming why do you think that it's a if someone is happy gaming 0.88

01:00:20 for you keep saying seven hours which is an outrageous amount but we'll use it if someone 0.96

01:00:26 is happy gaming for seven hours why shit on them for it people aren't get happy gaming for seven 0.90

01:00:33 hours every maybe once in a while but continuously gaming seven hours a night that is not a happy 0.98

01:00:37 lifestyle for anybody and why do you think you're promoting positivity then so saying things like

01:00:44 racism brings people together more to life i know that there's much more to life than playing video

01:00:50 games for seven hours video games that's an escape i agree jesus no one let me make it clear

01:00:55 video game addiction is not a good thing i am not a video game addict streaming games

01:00:59 video games what are video games in escape yeah as is watching sports watching movies all of it

01:01:09 is entertainment and why is grand theft auto so fun because it's a well-designed game that

01:01:16 offers a lot to do in it it's a big game filled with plenty of activities to do it's a game with

01:01:21 lots of doing it the reality is there's a lot to do in the world and it's condensed in one game

01:01:26 it's giving you a packet version of what's possible if you actually experience life people

01:01:32 find a way to get cheap dopamine from a screen rather than experience what's outside in the world

01:01:37 it's too easy to get dopamine now that's not happening like video games is not long-term

01:01:42 happiness we agree but we like these things you are saying you are fighting me on points i've

01:01:50 never made these are points that i agree with video game addiction is a bad thing if you are

01:01:56 going home and playing games forever you're not in a very happy place i imagine but if you are

01:02:01 i'm also not going to be upset you argued arc is can somebody be happy playing video games for

01:02:07 seven hours i'm arguing that's not real happiness that's a fix but it can be replicating real

01:02:12 happiness but but it's still dopamine that's like smoking a cigarette that's not experiencing what

01:02:18 the world has to offer that's it's not that is not real it's it's not experiencing what the

01:02:22 world has to offer but maybe they don't want that if your mission is everybody that's not true

01:02:28 everybody wants that everybody wants that and they're coping and it's too risky they're

01:02:32 uncomfortable they don't want to go and risk rejection of the world everybody wants to

01:02:35 experience the real world maybe they do i i do i agree but that's not going to be the case for

01:02:42 everyone and i recognize that i agree with wanting everyone to be happy but you want them to be happy

01:02:50 your way they don't have to be happy my way i know for certain that the real world

01:02:59 is a better life than the world that they convince in a video game

01:03:02 i don't know why we're so hung up on games but yes for a lot of people i think getting

01:03:11 outside of gaming is going to be helpful but that doesn't mean they need to completely stop gaming

01:03:16 altogether there's something called moderation that goes for everything food addiction is life

01:03:20 ruining porn addiction is life ruining gambling addiction is life ruining every addiction is life

01:03:27 ruining moderation is key gaming addiction is life ruining it's all about figuring out moderation

01:03:33 and also finding what makes you happiest what amount of hours that is maybe it's more hours

01:03:39 than somebody else but it's finding that balance and that's going to be different for each and

01:03:43 every individual whereas you're putting a blanket on it this is why i don't gamble on my streams

01:03:48 this is why i don't promote degeneracy in my streams this is why i only try to promote things

01:03:52 that i know are better for people because even though yes it's some things are good in moderation

01:03:57 it's getting more difficult for the lonely man out there and it's better to be source of positivity

01:04:03 rather than encourage the degeneracy that's keeping everybody trapped that's just where

01:04:07 we disagree on i think that you have a good you've explained it here you want people to be happy as

01:04:11 well and i think that's good and i hope that you try to reiterate that more because genuinely man

01:04:16 i had no idea and you know exactly what my worldview is you think it's controversial but i

01:04:20 make it extremely clear i know you think it's repetitive but i want people to know i don't see

01:04:25 how your message is somehow bolstered by spamming slurs for example like during that stream with the

01:04:32 gun i couldn't listen to you because you kept saying slurs how is that necessarily helping

01:04:39 make people happy or positive in any way shape or form what does that do to contribute to your

01:04:45 overall goal because it's not humor either so it's not seeking truth through funny it's literally

01:04:51 just spamming slurs because you were mad at me it is the reason that it's funny is because i'm on a

01:04:57 platform that has free speech and you're not bound by wokeness where you can't say certain

01:05:01 words and you're labeled racist or homophobic or transphobic where you can say things even if you

01:05:06 don't mean them because we're not trapped with words but why say something you don't

01:05:10 why say something you don't mean though what what does that do wouldn't that go against your

01:05:15 ideology where you're like faking it that's not a word a word doesn't encourage a word doesn't 0.98

01:05:20 encompass a whole belief system a word can be funny the word faggot is funny that was the funniest 1.00

01:05:27 thing you said this whole debate how is that i i don't you're laughing now see well because it's 0.97

01:05:36 just an hour it's an outrageous claim it's like talking to a child well no like my point no it's

01:05:42 funny your defense of it first time we laughed this whole time first time we laughed this whole

01:05:46 this whole thing this is a little word yes because it's such a silly defense of it it's like it's 0.99

01:05:52 like a child who hears fuck for the first time and he's like woohoo daddy said fuck like it doesn't 1.00

01:05:57 worked on you well are you because it worked on you if you if you just said it without your 1.00

01:06:02 explanation of why it's good i probably wouldn't have laughed the point is you're and this is

01:06:09 talking about what i was mentioning like with the pizza box it's so outrageous it's humorous like

01:06:14 these things are outrageous and that makes it humorous which it seems like you can recognize

01:06:19 do you believe that do you believe that andrew and tristate are innocent that i don't know

01:06:23 they could be and i've said that from the start you don't have a belief on that well because i

01:06:28 don't have the evidence they've been charged twice with the human trafficking but none of

01:06:33 the evidence is public you didn't look at all the victims and their allegations and how everything

01:06:37 was exposed on whatsapp how they plan to make a netflix movie out of this i've seen online i think

01:06:41 but then you cover current events this is something you jump onto the pizza box but you

01:06:47 don't take the time to go and look at all the evidence that was debunked that's not true though

01:06:50 Why do you spend the narrative laughing at somebody falsely in prison, but you can't go and just look at a couple screenshots and see that as garbage?

01:06:57 Do you see, hold on, before you interrupt, I would like to talk about both things, but do you see how I mentioned the pizza box being outrageous, but that one, that's like a slur to you, me mentioning that.

01:07:07 That one, you stopped laughing the second I mentioned it, even though it's the same principle that you were talking about.

01:07:12 It's outrageous. 0.98

01:07:13 It's silly. 1.00

01:07:14 It's stupid, right? 1.00

01:07:16 That's what makes it humorous in the same way you were defending the slurs. 1.00

01:07:19 but that one's a little too far like you have these weird lines where it doesn't really make

01:07:25 sense that's not a good argument because you're laughing at two people who actually want i'm

01:07:29 laughing at the pizza box i i don't recall you're laughing at the pizza box putting two people in 0.98

01:07:36 jail because of what you saw on twitter when i say the word faggot or i say a slur it's just a 1.00

01:07:41 funny word to say there's no consequences for that nobody goes to jail falsely that's not true 0.91

01:07:46 people have gone to jail for saying slurs which i don't agree with the censorship of speech but

01:07:50 that we're talking about something totally different right now into that me saying that

01:07:54 right now that's that's right but and me saying the pizza box thing right now that that shouldn't

01:07:59 be a problem it is outrageous and it is silly but let me get back to what you were mentioning

01:08:03 i have looked at the evidence from both sides i always do i don't just go to these tribes and

01:08:10 just assume everything on my side is right and everything on that side is wrong i take information

01:08:15 from all angles in order to find where i personally sit on this perspective on this situation 0.97

01:08:19 so for the tate brothers being charged twice with human trafficking while there is some shady shit 0.84

01:08:25 from the victims there is still real merit to some of the things that people were talking about such 0.83

01:08:29 as something you talked about as well the taking of the passports from some of the women and getting

01:08:33 there under the guise that they would be able to date them those are very odd very peculiar things

01:08:39 so it's not like it's just oh all of that's wrong and we have to disregard all of it because this

01:08:44 here there is on both sides here evidence that makes it a very complicated case which is why

01:08:49 it's gone on for so long right it's not one where i know the answer they could be innocent they could

01:08:55 be guilty i do think it's weird they've now been charged twice but there is some very odd things

01:09:00 there because that's not exactly a light thing to come after someone for and there is things that

01:09:05 you have talked about that people can go to jail for four months without any evidence yes and even

01:09:10 outside of the tates i have said that in this country where you can go to jail on suspicion

01:09:14 of things without ever being charged it's a problem yes it is a problem okay i didn't see

01:09:22 that video i saw the video laughing about the pizza box putting in jail did you make a video

01:09:26 about that yes and i talked well it's in the it's in that video where i say i don't know if he's

01:09:30 guilty i don't like if there's real victims here like i would never celebrate someone being a human

01:09:35 trafficker because there's victims i didn't i wouldn't celebrate him being a human trafficker

01:09:40 that means there are real victims there even though i disagree with like his hustlers university and 0.98

01:09:43 a lot of the dumb shit he says i wouldn't want him to be a human trafficker that means there are 0.98

01:09:47 real victims being in terrible situations i did say that and i don't know if he's guilty i don't 0.99

01:09:54 know if he's innocent nobody does right now except for them and whatever's going on in romania the

01:10:00 joking about a pizza box is things i make about anything that has craziness around it like the

01:10:04 gwyneth paltrow trial there's so much silliness there that i talk about but at the end of the day

01:10:08 i don't know who's innocent or guilty i'm joking about the goofiness of things that have come up

01:10:12 all right yeah i gotta get going it's getting a little high cut out here okay well i guess

01:10:24 kind of to tie it all back to the whole crux of it i i feel like i've got to know you a lot better

01:10:30 now i do still think a lot of the things that you talk about aren't things that i'm convinced

01:10:36 you're 100 believing yourself because they're they run counter to the way that you live your life

01:10:42 so that's my tweet well no not just the tweet the constant victimization the sensitivity to jokes

01:10:50 where i feel like you of all people should be embracing the people dunking on you because it

01:10:55 shows that people are more willing to insult and make jokes about people which is something you're

01:11:01 a big proponent of both meat canyon videos i reacted to the meat canyon video and i was laughing

01:11:06 i have a good sense of humor it's the people advocating for my cancellation which i never

01:11:10 got into my past and trying to be as a bat it's not the jokes that i'm upset about charlie you

01:11:14 could admit that there are dozens and dozens of documentaries about me trying to make me look like

01:11:18 a terrible person people trying to call me a misogynist that's the things the false accusations

01:11:23 that i'm upset about has nothing to do with the jokes i don't care so the way i look at those

01:11:29 documentaries is an extension of that fact right so taking your worst moments and making fun of

01:11:35 for like willie max videos for example i don't see those as cancellation i think maybe it's this

01:11:40 lens that you have because again you were the victim of de-platforming that did happen right

01:11:46 that did happen i i recognize that and i've always said i don't agree with that victim of

01:11:51 de-platforming but also i'm victimizing myself for pointing it out no you're victimizing yourself

01:11:55 when people are just making jokes about you not advocating for your de-platforming or cancellation 0.66

01:11:59 just making jokes about you that is not the same you got deplatformed that sucks people making fun 0.68

01:12:07 of you is not comparable people don't people don't people have made a video with the title 0.97

01:12:11 sneeko is a terrible person that's not a joke sneeko is a but sneeko deserves to be banned 0.99

01:12:17 sneeko is a bad sneeko is a misogynist sneeko is racist they've written articles about me 0.98

01:12:23 calling me racist when i joined the a24 campaign that's not jokes that's trying to make me look 0.99

01:12:28 like a bad person but you can you're acting like you're you can call those out like okay there's 0.76

01:12:33 one thing like uh sneaker's a cuck that's funny fine i okay made a mistake sneaker horrible person 0.91

01:12:39 nico is a racist that's not a joke so you can call but you realize you can you can do two 0.84

01:12:45 different things there you can call that out as being bad actors and you disagree and then you

01:12:51 give your point on why you're not racist but then you can still turn around and recognize that half 0.96

01:12:56 the people on your the collage your fucking strip aren't advocating for your cancellation 0.98

01:13:03 they are insulting you like there's there's two different layers there are people that are saying 0.98

01:13:10 you're racist you're misogynist and if you disagree then you can fight them on it and it's not jokes

01:13:14 then at that point it's a it's a debate to be had but then yeah i do agree half half of them 0.98

01:13:20 want to cancel the other half were just making jokes but you all look the same so i put you in

01:13:24 a collage i just don't see how we looked at the same but that's not here to fight you on a lot

01:13:30 of people but i haven't seen anyone agree i don't know where you're seeing the agreement outside of

01:13:36 i agree with you i think i think this conversation was good i got to know more about what you stand

01:13:40 for and your beliefs some i i didn't know what it was um and i i have watched your videos for years

01:13:45 man i i used to like enjoy your content and then i'm one of the people that just grew out of it

01:13:50 because I didn't see exactly what value you were adding to your life.

01:13:53 And what bothered me is the fact that you were lying about Fresh and Fit,

01:13:56 and that's how I heard about him.

01:13:58 And that upset me realistically because it's like,

01:14:03 look at the way that people who are telling the truth get painted as. 0.99

01:14:06 They get painted as these insults, like incel, virgin, loser, racist, misogynist. 0.99

01:14:10 They've tried to box you in instead of tell the truth about you 0.99

01:14:13 because I think that they don't like what you're talking about.

01:14:16 But I would like to first have another conversation in the future.

01:14:18 I like that you have a good message about how people should be happy.

01:14:21 I like that you're advocating for the gym and you're playing basketball

01:14:24 and you're telling people to get out of their comfort zone.

01:14:25 I think that those are all really good things.

01:14:27 And I do think that you're funny.

01:14:29 I can't deny about that.

01:14:30 It's a little monotone, but you're a funny guy.

01:14:34 I do appreciate the conversation.

01:14:36 One more thing you mentioned there that I do want to point out,

01:14:39 the boxing in of people.

01:14:40 That's something I try not to do,

01:14:42 and I feel like I've done a good job of not doing that.

01:14:44 But that is something you do, right?

01:14:46 you box me in as woke and spreading these kind of things and all kinds of other people you box

01:14:52 them in on certain things that they make no sense like boxing it is something that you also do do

01:14:59 you do you disagree okay but you can you can decide you can see people's ideologies everybody

01:15:05 i put in the sword war collage what do you think they think about tape what do you think they think

01:15:09 about fresh and fit what do you think they think about trump you probably have the same point of

01:15:13 you but that's it's still boxing them in which is what you were calling out like for example you

01:15:18 have not accurate is what not accurate everybody in that soulboard collage who has advocated for

01:15:25 my cancellation or slandered me or uh insulted me made jokes about me they all also dislike

01:15:31 hate they all also dislike fresh and fit they all also think that trump is racist i i don't presume

01:15:36 to know people's belief and i don't really talk to anyone on the collage so i don't really know

01:15:41 but the point is you can make the same argument for you right if people are boxing you in as a

01:15:46 racist you do say things that do and lend themselves to being construed as racist right

01:15:51 so would you fit on a racist collage probably like it all comes down to intention it all comes

01:15:59 down to intention okay these people that the people that you that i put in the collage their

01:16:04 intentions are to bring down the alpha that's the common theme i see from all of them oh alpha male

01:16:09 sneaker alpha male fresh and fit it comes from a place of cope and of jealousy because they see

01:16:16 people who are living a lifestyle opposite of them and instead of admitting that there's a

01:16:20 different path or admitting that they could have a good point they try to bring down their character

01:16:24 that's the common theme i see with these people so the intentions that i see from these people

01:16:27 and the collage they're not pure they're not good it's jealousy and it's hate

01:16:32 and again that is still something they could say about you as well that that's just one of the

01:16:41 things that's fair and that's why you you made me realize that i need to this whole hate brigade

01:16:46 on sneaker in the recent weeks and i'm going to repurpose my message now i'm not gonna what i

01:16:52 man. Yo, do you know Moist Critical? Say what's up to him right now. We're saying hi. Really? Yeah, yeah.

01:16:59 Hey, look. I saw you and took it. That's so interesting. Yeah. Hey. I'm just traveling the world right now.

01:17:08 Cool, man. Did you see Moist Canyon video? Yeah, we saw me. What did you think of the

01:17:11 Me Canyon video? I thought it was pretty funny. Yeah. Hey, Charlie. What's up, man? It was funny.

01:17:16 How's it going, man? Hey, Charlie. We squashed the beans. Oh, that's awesome, dude. I've been

01:17:21 I've been actually hard to talk to more.

01:17:23 It's funny.

01:17:24 Hey, man.

01:17:26 I'm looking forward to it.

01:17:27 Good luck, Charlie.

01:17:28 Hey, thank you.

01:17:29 I probably.

01:17:30 Do you have a Valorant, what?

01:17:31 I have two very famous streamers.

01:17:33 I thought I started in the club.

01:17:34 That's funny.

01:17:35 Where's Ludwig?

01:17:37 Lud's...

01:17:37 I don't know what Lud's doing.

01:17:40 I think that's a good way to end it on.

01:17:42 Hope we can talk again in the future.

01:17:44 I don't think we should have beef.

01:17:45 Yeah, you did.

01:17:46 I want to thank you for starting that whole Nico hate brigade 0.99

01:17:51 because it's like yeah you know what maybe i am um guilty of doing the same things that i

01:17:57 am mad about and i do attribute a lot of that to being canceled and a lot of resentment about that

01:18:03 but i just have to spread positivity now and then not engage in the same type of behavior that i

01:18:07 criticize yeah you're right about that so i'm just gonna go and you know i'm not gonna go attack

01:18:11 mode anymore i don't think that there's there's any value to that it's just gonna come back to me

01:18:15 well i actually really appreciate the conversation man it's nice to it's nice to hear like a more

01:18:20 human side of you outside of like you know what i see on twitter or rumble i actually do think this

01:18:25 was a very valuable conversation so i appreciate you take i really appreciate you taking the time

01:18:30 to have a bit of a call with me about it yeah thanks man and uh mags not clips yeah from now

01:18:39 on bro if you're gonna be talking about guns get the terminology right you very much offended me

01:18:43 with that one all right hey you too bro

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SNEAKO - April 02, 2023

SNEAKO DEBATES CHARLIE UNEDITED VERSION...

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