SNEAKO - SunnyV2 Deleted Video About SNEAKO...

00:00:00.000 i found this i wanted to watch this um sneko's greatest motivational principle this is some

00:00:04.400 positivity that we can go and steer this away from uh and this is actually uploaded by sunny v2

00:00:09.100 two years ago chat sunny v2 has three million subs and he's known basically for making fun of

00:00:14.420 youtubers who fell off and i don't know why this video is private shout out to my discord people

00:00:18.640 for finding it but look at this he gets banged oh he's like uh everyone who got fired the dumbest 0.98

00:00:24.000 lottery winners the stupidest time travelers oh blah blah blah blah blah negativity he posted 0.98

00:00:28.880 one positive video sneko's greatest motivational principle funny how that doesn't get uploaded 0.99

00:00:33.140 funny how pretty much everything on his channel is talking about the downfall of somebody else

00:00:37.020 the terrible duh blah but they used to call me every youtuber's favorite youtuber and it's proven 0.96

00:00:43.760 it's proven true for a lot of these documentary type people and a lot of people behind the scenes a lot

00:00:48.100 of people say like they're on the i missed the old sneko stuff like that i didn't know this existed

00:00:51.920 and i'm curious to i haven't seen this i'm curious to what he said but i think it's interesting that

00:00:55.740 he posted that and sunny v2 i like your videos i mean they are entertaining but also you do profit

00:01:00.480 off negativity the one thing that these documentary youtubers have realized is that they can have

00:01:04.860 people stay focused in on their video if they're talking about something negative if they play like

00:01:08.940 a creepy ominous song and it's like a murder documentary then people will be invested into

00:01:15.100 what you're talking about people like to see other people fail because it makes them feel better

00:01:18.640 about the fact that they're mediocre in life that's basically what a lot of these types of channels do

00:01:23.080 and uh we'll see this is the opposite and i think that's it's pretty ironic that this is the one

00:01:29.200 that gets private

00:01:29.740 why do we biologically perceive uncomfortability to be a negative emotion i don't know if you've

00:01:41.700 ever seen my old videos but this is like copy paste the same music the same editing style this is

00:01:47.140 what i used to do chat okay wow not like anyone thank you bro for the 50 been saying it for years

00:01:53.040 now it's right versus wrong good versus evil it's one or zero we need to get back to that critically

00:01:56.960 thinking what we worked on in life but continue to get rid of what doesn't yeah you need to actively

00:02:00.980 seek out the proper information and try to uplift people on the air and why do we pursue i didn't

00:02:06.000 watch youtube like all middle school all of high school like when you have a youtube channel yeah a lot

00:02:11.860 of people chat like you're like wumble wifey and a lot of you guys in here that you know about me

00:02:15.340 from streaming and for the the new wave that i'm on but this was uh this is what a lot of people knew

00:02:21.480 me for for a long time this this see comfortability to be a positive emotion is there a reason why our

00:02:27.060 brain is always telling us to take that comfortable path when it knows that that uncomfortable path

00:02:31.420 is going to benefit the most in the long run comfortability is a wolf in sheep's clothing to

00:02:36.100 the point where our own brain subconsciously tries to convince us that it's the right thing to strive

00:02:41.320 for comfortability is that kfc zinger box that's oh so tasty but 10 minutes after it's finished the

00:02:47.460 kicks in or that cute little chihuahua that's actually a little demon when you go and pat it

00:02:51.920 or even when you've had a few too many drinks and you uh jump on the old snapchat i don't know why i

00:02:56.740 went that far with analogies but you get what i mean comfortability looks great in the short term but

00:03:00.980 over the long term it's never beneficial now look at the description even said one of my biggest

00:03:04.960 inspirations sneaker has a video called it's okay to be uncomfortable i wanted to expand that you 0.92

00:03:08.960 could watch the video here let's click that video fucking nothing banned bro sunny b2 man like i don't 0.94

00:03:16.900 understand why and he's even talked about me since i've been banned he's he's been saying like oh the 0.94

00:03:21.140 devastating downfall blah blah blah why don't they say this chat why i he said here in this private

00:03:26.280 video i'm one of his biggest inspirations but all he said is pretty much like uh devise the red pill

00:03:32.600 rabbit hole it's bro you you will inspire somebody you can theoretically change someone's life and

00:03:38.860 they won't even say anything about it especially with a platform with three million subscribers

00:03:43.080 alan said even though i found you through some of the new wave secret your old videos have inspired

00:03:46.140 me hello these streams are also a w uh yay 24 thanks bro fuck susan i wish i could watch your old 1.00

00:03:51.800 youtube videos tell susan one more time fuck you susan fuck you i hate you you know where you know 1.00

00:03:57.440 what the fuck bro boom fuck up well we love everyone we're yay 24 yeah no we love everyone but you can't find 1.00

00:04:03.620 the videos in the creativity kit but i'm slowly deciding to repost those videos on twitter um 0.99

00:04:08.080 but yeah they're all in the creativity kit cute little chihuahua that's actually a little demon

00:04:11.960 when you go and pat it or even when you've had a few too many drinks and you uh jump on the old

00:04:16.160 snapchat i don't know why i went that far with analogies but you get what i mean comfortability looks

00:04:20.780 great in the short term but over the long term it's never beneficial now i'm going to encourage you

00:04:24.720 to think back to as many points in your life as you can where you felt extra uncomfortable i'll give you

00:04:29.500 some of my personal examples so you have some food for thought exams job interviews exercise

00:04:33.740 editing this video even asking girls out yeah i pretty much always got rejected look at my head

00:04:40.160 you can almost objectively observe the outcomes for each of these examples there's always a large

00:04:44.840 chunk of observable benefit from each of these uncomfortable tasks exercise fit a body job interview 0.59

00:04:50.840 money girls now think back to all the points in your life where you felt most comfortable 0.57

00:04:57.380 watching movies being at the pub having a schnitzel which i am very guilty of i don't think i can go

00:05:02.460 a week without having a schnitty at the pub even smoking bongs in your mate's garage which again i am

00:05:08.460 very guilty of but explain to me any of the long-term benefits of any of these exercises maybe like

00:05:14.160 getting really good at watching rick and morty while you're high yeah that's a really marketable

00:05:18.560 skill isn't it and on top of that why is uncomfortability encouraged when someone says that they're

00:05:22.600 comfortable in a situation we say oh that's a good thing when in reality what would actually be good

00:05:27.200 for that person would be for them to be out of their comfort zone unless you're talking about

00:05:30.480 maybe like breaking a bone or drowning i mean that's what the the old videos were it was like

00:05:35.480 that same type of humor he's following the same rhythm like sentence sentence sentence punchline

00:05:40.200 sentence sentence sentence joke stuff like that it was tapping into the introspective thoughts that

00:05:43.760 you have kind of being like a neurotic insecure blah blah blah guy who overthinks and is on the internet 0.68

00:05:49.280 all the time because when you're on the internet constantly reading you're like and you have more of a

00:05:52.620 neurotic brain in these videos were kind of tapping into that voice that a lot of us have and and can

00:05:56.940 relate to and i think that's why a lot of people miss it but now k miller says we love pfizer there's

00:06:00.540 more important things to talk about like the vaccine like the election like yay 24 like what's really

00:06:05.660 going on because if i'm going to talk about this forever the people that say they missed the old

00:06:09.480 sneaker it's like how much like what what's really being said a lot of this is kind of just like therapy

00:06:14.220 for internet guys you know this video is a place for you to express your feelings in a well-crafted video

00:06:20.060 and you feel better after you do it and some people can relate to it but you know this this is not

00:06:24.860 something that if you if you listen carefully like yes people like the editing style and the way it's

00:06:29.620 constructed and stuff like that but what it taps into but is it really that are you really saying

00:06:33.600 that much then yeah it's probably better to be comfortable in those situations one of my biggest

00:06:37.740 inspirations for this youtube channel sneaker got me thinking about this in one of his videos his

00:06:41.820 video titled it's okay to be uncomfortable has two awesome points that the feeling of uncomfortable

00:06:46.800 is the most effective way to learn about yourself you'll learn about what you're afraid of

00:06:51.060 and you'll learn about what makes you feel comfort you don't grow when you're comfortable

00:06:55.640 the feeling of uncomfortability is the most effective way to learn about yourself as well as

00:07:02.120 you don't grow when you're comfortable and i'll throw in my two cents here as well you don't

00:07:06.600 actually achieve anything when you're in a comfortable position comfortability is such short-term

00:07:10.860 thinking when you really analyze it it benefits us greatly in the short term but over the long

00:07:15.520 term it's detrimental meanwhile uncomfortability is difficult in the short term but the long-term

00:07:19.860 benefits are endless maybe then let's ask the question why why do we avoid these uncomfortable

00:07:25.000 situations resisting the unknown or comfort is tied to our ancestral drive to survive but there's

00:07:31.540 nothing that we can do to change that it's in our biology to act that way however now that we're

00:07:35.780 aware that uncomfortability is the natural this goes back to what we're saying like you have to

00:07:39.640 actively seek out things that will make you better you have to actively seek out information that's

00:07:43.320 going to make you smarter you need to go and work towards programming your mind in the right direction

00:07:47.680 because of how many distractions there are so this is something this is why my message has developed

00:07:51.660 over time you think that i really changed but i haven't three four years ago maybe five actually i

00:07:56.060 made this video call it's okay to be uncomfortable talking about how i needed to go and do things to

00:07:59.600 challenge myself to become better right are you gonna make so is that gonna be the whole concept of my

00:08:05.360 videos my work forever just talking about that or am i gonna go and continue to elevate that in

00:08:09.600 try to get out of my comfort zone and try to do things that are harder i've already done that

00:08:12.680 doesn't make me uncomfortable comfortable anymore you need to have new challenges so people who say

00:08:16.980 they miss the old thing listen to the model that i had in my video if i continued to make old sneaker 0.83

00:08:22.140 videos then i would be comfortable against my old sneaker philosophy so did i really change or am i

00:08:27.520 just growing which is the whole point of the channel was growth tigger says sneaker your main channel 0.99

00:08:31.740 is literally dying not for real you looking jack recently thank you bro you want my dick though but thanks 0.99

00:08:35.920 we can step outside of ourselves we can reduce the emotion and we can say 0.99

00:08:41.420 this is going to be uncomfortable but it will benefit me in the long run how much more empowering

00:08:46.480 is it to say this is going to be uncomfortable but it will benefit me over the long run instead of 0.99

00:08:50.940 oh i'm scared you're a little bitch that's what you are but i still love you yeah please like the 1.00

00:08:55.000 video so remember this short-term pain always equals long-term gain short-term uncomfortability 0.99

00:09:00.540 always equals long-term comfortability on the other hand short-term comfortability always equals

00:09:05.140 long-term uncomfortability we're all gonna have to go through pain either way so you might as well

00:09:09.340 choose the pain that has the bonus of success attached to it don't strive to be comfortable

00:09:13.600 because all you're really striving for is a mediocre life strive for uncomfortability you might be

00:09:18.960 surprised with the result and i don't think he is i don't think he is if you check out his channel 0.96

00:09:24.080 moments strive for uncomfortability or else you're going to be mediocre damn he even put my face 0.87

00:09:29.940 up on look i'm making the same video the story of minecraft's dirtiest predator most awkward moments 0.59

00:09:35.240 of joe rogan but you know his whole channel's whole thing is profiting off of people that are trending

00:09:44.860 and also negativity everything is making fun of someone else everything is there's nothing uplifting

00:09:51.460 or nothing really that uncomfortable he found a formula that works that's algorithm friendly you can

00:09:55.540 make long videos talking about trending topics and do this forever he kind of went against that

00:10:00.680 you know there's nothing you know that's gonna work

00:10:05.580 that's it

00:10:11.080 this is your job

SNEAKO - February 14, 2023

SunnyV2 Deleted Video About SNEAKO...

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