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Psyche discusses strategies for dealing with online trolls and criticism as a streamer, focusing on embracing self-deprecation and humility. He shares his personal approach to handling criticism and trolls on his show.
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In this episode, Psyche talks about his experience with online trolls and how he handles criticism. At ▶ 0:00, he mentions that he makes fun of himself and takes criticism, which helps to disarm trolls. He also notes that people appreciate humility, even if they don't always exhibit it themselves, as seen at ▶ 0:32. Psyche shares an example of how he responds to criticism, saying 'I [__] up or I whatever' at ▶ 0:37, showing his willingness to acknowledge mistakes. He also mentions that his channel is still relatively new, comparing himself to 'a six-month old channel' at ▶ 1:22, and expresses frustration with being criticized for not having a large following yet, as seen at ▶ 1:01.
The episode appears to suggest that embracing self-deprecation and humility can be an effective way to handle online trolls and criticism. Psyche's approach continues the pattern of promoting authenticity and openness on his show. The conversation also touches on the idea that people are more likely to criticize others when they are not willing to acknowledge their own flaws, as seen at [0:10].
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I did different is I like made fun of myself a lot and I was able to like take a lot of criticism and so I think sometimes when you don't when you're not able to do that people are more targeted. You're you're more targeted. >> Well, no I I do make fun of my I I've told every embarrassing story about myself. I like I put myself up like let I let all the trolls say whatever they
want, you know, most of the time unless they're doxy or something. I I am very u I I am very I I am very self-depreciating and >> people like to see people like to see like humility and all that, you know, even if they're not humble themselves, they like to see people be humble and like show humility, you know, be able to be like, "Oh, you know, I [ __ ] up or I whatever or in that situation." >> So now, so now, so now it's another
thing. Okay, so now it's a different thing. Okay, so rolling my eyes. Yeah. Okay. Blog blogger. Yo, Mr. Saintly Blogger. Oh, Mr. Perfect. Oh, you're just so perfect. Oh, nothing's nothing's wrong with bloggers everything. Look at Psyche's repulsive. Psyche doesn't know how to do this. Psyche do this. Here I have 50 people in my chat after five or 10 minutes. Okay. I have a I have a a
popular panel. I have a show that people like. Okay. I'm not saying anything. >> I'm not I'm not saying anything either. I'm just saying I'm saying I was just saying I was just saying why >> I just And I just started. So it's like someone said it's like it's like kicking a baby that's learning how to crawl. Oh, get up. You're not walking fast enough. And I'm just a baby. I'm just like a six-month old channel, you know, basically.
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