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Psyche hosts a laid-back Saturday night stream featuring oracle card readings, a surreal pre-recorded 'Nightmare Frequencies TV' video, and visits from guests 'thing that is' and Gotti. The conversation covers musicals, Satanism, castrati history, internet streaming drama with Money420, and the running 'Cult of Psyche' joke.
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The episode opens with a pre-recorded 'Nightmare Frequencies TV' music video featuring surreal horror imagery and lyrics about nightmare broadcasts [0:52-4:56]. Psyche goes live at ▶ 4:56, commenting on the video and discussing the toxic dynamics of small streaming communities [5:05-10:13]. She eats Panda Express, reads a fortune cookie ('It is wise to follow your first choice') [11:46-11:55], and pulls oracle cards from three decks: Fairy Dust (gratitude, portals, keep going) [12:26-13:26], Mermaid (recharge, generosity, dream) [13:29-14:44], and Secret Garden (serenity, success, bloom) [14:47-16:43]. She discusses Jesus Christ Superstar, Phantom of the Opera, and her past Satanism and spiritual awakening at 28 [17:55-20:10]. Guest 'thing that is' (a Canadian gay man) joins at ▶ 31:37, leading to discussion of gay/straight dynamics, shopping stereotypes, and Gotti [31:42-37:04]. Gotti joins briefly to promote his 'Cyber Satan' video, which Psyche plays for three minutes [37:37-45:09]. They discuss Michael Jackson's voice and castrati history, playing a recording of Alessandro Moreschi [48:00-52:39]. Psyche plays Roy J's 'Looking Down the Street' video [53:30-56:11]. 'We Love Psyche' joins briefly but leaves after a crude joke [1:06:48-1:07:34]. Psyche details a conflict with Money420 where she paid $10 for five minutes of airtime but got only 1-2 minutes before 'Christine and Amanda' were brought back [1:09:22-1:13:21]. She ends the stream at ▶ 1:17:43 with eight chatters.
This episode appears to continue the show's pattern of blending surreal horror content (Nightmare Frequencies) with casual hangout energy, suggesting the host uses the 'cult' framing as both community-building and a pressure valve for genuine streaming frustrations. The extended Money420 complaint suggests the host feels genuinely aggrieved by creator-to-creator dynamics in this micro-community, and the casual mention of suicidal ideation [1:12:09] appears to reflect real emotional stakes beneath the performative chaos. The oracle readings and spiritual history (reformed Satanism, spiritual awakening) continue the show's thread of Psyche positioning herself as a reluctant mystic figure. The casual homophobia/transphobia jokes (AIDS joke at [1:07:21], 'Korean down syndrome' at [1:05:38]) appear to reflect the show's 'improv comedy' defense of saying whatever arises, though the host also defends secure straight masculinity [32:45-34:25]. The episode suggests a creator exhausted by platform dynamics but committed to the ritual of showing up.
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Episode 1569 of the Cult of Psyche podcast features an open panel discussion combining tarot readings with cat-related themes. The conversation is lively, with various guests and hosts discussing their experiences and interpretations of the tarot cards.
Psyche returns to streaming after an absence, playing an original song and an AI-generated werewolf music video filled with community lore, then hosts a chaotic open panel where he confronts harassment allegations, grieves his cat Rudy, and shares affectionate, messy camaraderie with regulars Thing, Kim, and Joe.
A chaotic late-night panel episode featuring Psyche hosting Vanguard, Joe, Untrackable, and Alexandra (Alexander McQueen) discussing community drama, personal histories, fashion, fragrances, and Alexandra's past in adult entertainment, with tangential conversations about pets, music, and intricate interpersonal dynamics.
Psyche and a rotating panel of regulars and guests spend over four hours responding to accusations from a figure known as 'A.M.' (Alex), dissecting allegations of donation fraud, doxxing, and interpersonal betrayal within their YouTube community, while the conversation sprawls into tarot readings, musical performances, geopolitical conspiracy theories, and a sprawling 'Cyber Satan' manuscript pitch.
Psyche hosts a sprawling livestream blending mythological deep-dives on Priapus and Roman phallic symbolism, live tarot readings, original songs, and chaotic panelverse community drama — featuring guests KZ and Vanguard, an AI-generated onboarding saga about the 'Alex mystery,' and a ritualistic reading from the Cult Codex.
Psyche hosts a celebration stream marking the permanent banning of Alexander McQueen and several other community members (Sig, 300 Glow, Saman, Eld, etc.), framing it as a strategic trap. The stream features guest appearances, AI-generated introduction songs, community drama discussions, and Psyche announcing a reduced streaming schedule.
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Good evening, Insomniacs. Tonight's forecast, 100% chance of screaming raccoons.
I fell asleep around midnight. Thought I'd get some peaceful rest. Then a 6oot shoulder pad said, "Psych, you're our guest." A skeleton drove a limousine made entirely
of cheese while Ronald Reagan surfed a tornado. Through a forest full of bees, a pay rang inside the moon. A vampire sold me soup. Then 50
psychic poodles formed the government. Nightmare frequencies TV broadcasting insanity. Every channel tonight,
but somehow it's in high five nightmare frequencies TV. Sponsored by anxiety. Psyches dreams have gone upro into reality. A haunted mall from 1985
was floating over space. A ghostly aerobics instructor had no visible face. The escalators whispered secrets. The mannequins all
sang while a demon saxophone player joined an undead wave. Bigfoot worked at Radio Shack selling crystal skulls and tape. He said the world's a simulation then transformed
into a great nightmare frequencies TV broadcasting insanity. Every channel's cursed tonight, but somehow it's in high five.
Nightmare Frequencies TV sponsored by Anxiety. Psyches dreams have gone off road and crashed into reality. >> Channel 3, Muffman cooking breakfast.
Channel 8, aliens filing taxes. channel to a haunted game show. Nobody wins ever.
Nightmare Frequency TV broadcasting insanity. Every nightmares on the air with premium of certity nightmare frequencies TV where the weird is
if you're sleeping change the channel but the channel changes you. This concludes tonight's transmission. Please do not trust the moon.
>> Yeah. Hold on a second. I haven't seen this yet. Let's Let's see how it turned out. This might be interesting. >> Reports, privacy strikes, leaked phone numbers. If your channel goes down, you have seconds to drop a backup link and pull your audience to a new server before you lose them entirely. To an
outsider, a live stream with a few hundred viewers looks like a tiny, insignificant corner of the internet. But for the people inside these micro communities, it operates as a highstakes 24/7 war zone. For a standard content creator, the internet is a workspace. They log on, play a game, react to a video, and log off. The relationship
with their audience is generally passive and transactional. In this specific subculture, the interactions go far beyond internet drama or spilling tea. Creators and viewers actively hunt one another, trading vicious personal insults, deploying surveillance tactics, and coordinating relentless harassment campaigns. This environment is a
systematic daily attack on the human psyche. It proves that sitting behind a digital screen offers absolutely zero protection from deep psychological destruction. The abuse begins with surveillance. Targets live in a state of constant paranoia because at the platform level, any anonymous viewer could be a hostile actor gathering
ammunition. This diagram illustrates channel hopping. As strikes target their account, the creator jumps between server endpoints, distributing backup links to evade attacks. Rival factions weaponize safety mechanisms, coordinating mass reporting campaigns and fraudulent strikes, overwhelming the system until automated lockdown barriers
trigger, cutting the creator off. Psychologists call this hypervigilance. The creator's nervous system is stuck on constant high alert, bracing for the next attack from an invisible enemy. The physical and mental exhaustion of maintaining this defensive posture is severe. In these micro communities, the very architecture designed to keep a
platform safe is inverted, turned into a precise instrument of psychological torture. Eventually, the harassment outgrows the digital ecosystem. The terror spikes when these online vendettas breach the physical world. It starts with privacy breaches. Malicious actors dig up and publish a target's home address or leak personal phone
numbers to hundreds of hostile viewers. Then the tactics escalate to weaponizing state authorities. Trolls make false reports to child protective services, sending government agents to a creator's doorstep to terrorize their family based entirely on fabricated claims. They also excavate a creator's darkest personal struggles. Histories of substance abuse
or medical trauma are dragged into the light and used as active ammunition to humiliate and discredit them. In the most extreme cases, this coordinated harassment crosses the legal line so severely that it results in actual realworld arrests. For the targeted mind, the boundary between the internet
and physical reality dissolves. There is nowhere left to hide. Living under this pressure creates severe emotional whiplash. Within a single hour of streaming, a creator will swing violently between aggressive crass bravado and raw, unmasked trauma. They are forced into an exhausting cycle of
defending their basic humanity and health to a faceless, hostile audience, pressing in from all sides. Over time, their baseline reality erodess. The creator loses the ability to distinguish between a genuine supporter, a malicious troll operating an alternate account, and a legitimate real life threat. The
mob views deplatforming as a secondary result. Their primary focus is the total degradation of the creator's sense of self and their stability within reality. Long after the streams end and the accounts are deleted, the damage remains. The creator's ability to trust anyone online or offline is permanently
eroded. Their digital footprint is stained. Search results for their name are flooded with false narratives, doxed information, and an algorithmic association with their abusers. Look at the algorithmic logic in this flowchart. It reveals how automated platform moderation tools are deeply flawed. When a single creator is hit by a massive
volume of fake reports, the system automatically drops their trust score and triggers a ban. The algorithm rewards mob behavior and automatically punishes the victim. Modern internet communities have become highly fragmented and niche. A feud involving 50 people might be invisible to the broader culture, yet it inflicts massive
disproportionate psychological damage on the individuals involved. In these fragmented spaces, the pursuit of digital engagement and the infliction of psychological trauma have become increasingly indistinguishable, turning the human mind into the primary casualty of these fractured subcultures.
So yeah, so that so yeah. Yeah, I would recommend um nobody actually start streaming because it's all up. But now that I'm already in it. Hey, can I do Hey, look what I have. Sorry. Look what I have to eat tonight. I didn't I didn't get McDonald's. Look what I got.
Oh, how does that look? Panda Express. Mushu pork. Oh my gosh. No. I thought that was McDonald's logo for a second. Okay. Yeah. Uh, it's not the easiest thing, but I mean, yeah, it's looks pretty good. Cowine and
Kungpow chicken. I got an egg roll. I got a for Let's bring my portion cookie. Thank you, Chanel. Yeah, it got like Panda Express. There's actually one across the street from my house. I don't think I've ever been there. Maybe I've been there once or twice in the mood for something different. So, I think my family had a rule. It's like you have to eat the fortune cookie
before you read the fortune. So, so we would like open it up and then like like you know, eat it all.
What does it say? It is wise to follow your first choice. Makes sense. Okay. So, how are we doing?
Good. I have a couple drinks and I have Oh, shoot. I have a a little shot of something, too. Might take later. Um, yeah. So, how's what's up everybody? Let me pull out some uh oracles for the night.
I'll do nine short short cards. Let's see. This one says, "Gratitude. I'm thankful for you guys." Think about what you're thankful for. Everything will be all right. A fairies dance to your delight. I think it's talking about me and my
speedo right? Fairy. No, this one says portals. Okay. It says, "Where do we play in nature?" So that's where the garden gate will take you there. Okay. Have gratitude. Be aware that you can uh kind of transition through worlds in
different ways. And this one says keep going. Okay. Keep going. Don't give up. I I have to keep going, too. The world at times is big and loud. We'll make sure you're safe and sound. That's a nice You're laying in bed, Nancy. That sounds nice. I I had I had a couple of good naps today.
Good dreams. That's the fairy dust deck. Now we have the mermaid deck. Now, you know, okay, I'll claim part fairy. I'll claim part mermaid. I'll even claim part secret gardener or something like that. But I'm not going to claim uh I won't claim demon. Not even werewolf really. Recharge.
Okay, we've been recharging. There's nothing like a walk on the beach to soo your soul. Well, thank god. Hey, what's up thing that is? How are you? Nothing like a walk on the beach. Okay. You don't have a beach, find a No, I'm just Okay, I'm just kidding. Okay. And then we have generosity.
Thank you for those that are so generous. And I I would like to be generous with my time and uh and knowledge, too. What good is the treasure if you keep it for yourself? Okay, these are kind of wise. They're very short. I like these. This one says, "Oh, I like it." Says, "Dream, right?" You're watching some Bravo shows. Well, what what's on Bravo? I
mean, it's I haven't watched Bravo for a while, but Quir for the Straight Guy, I think, was the last show I watch. I have a friend that wants to watch The Handmaid's Tail. Has anyone ever watched that? The Handmaid's Tale? I heard that's pretty good. I want to watch that series. Okay. And let's go to the final deck. We have the the Secret Garden deck.
Excuse me. Pull three quick ones out of here. I'm just going to do a short little Saturday night stream tonight and keep it positive. There's been enough craziness recently. This one says serenity. Serenity now. Serenity now. Remember Seinfelds? Serenity now. Housewives
shows. Okay. Serenity. Value quiet days with only the rustling leaves breaking the silence. Beautiful. very calming image. This one says success. Success is coming in something for you. There you go. Success. It says, "Bloom wherever you're planted.
Make the best of your situation." In other words, there's always like things that you can do. There's always like little I mean even like I'm I just like in my mind I just got to like the um oh you know they used to have these plantations and I'm not I'm not trying to glamorize it at all but you know and what was there was all this terrible
stuff there was also there was some kind of um there was some kind of community of under that right that these communities that could form and help each other and and this one says bloom This is going to attract more than just butterflies. Okay. Maybe you'll attract some some bees.
Hopefully not a praying mantis. Hopefully not a a honey badger. You know, hopefully good things. You know, be careful what we attract though. That's why we That's why a rose has thorns, I guess, right? Or else they'd
just be like everyone just be eating roses all day. No. Okay.
Smile. What if my smile was like that? Would you still love me if I look like that? We used to go We used to say to my mom, we go, "Mom, would you love me if my face was like Are you do that horrible face?" I know. I know. My horrible faces are pretty horrible. You know, they are. Oh my god, my hair is all I look a little straggly right now. I don't know.
Where's my I have a hairbrush somewhere over here. Oh, here it is. This one's called the not doctor.
I saw Jesus Christ Superstar. I was like, Jesus has beautiful hair. I was like, I want hair like Jesus. So, is that better? See my big ear sticking out of I do have like elf ears, but so I have a few things that my that my dad um people will tease me about them, but my dad had the same things. First of all, we had this little thing on our ear.
This little this little dimple on our ear right here. It's like a family thing right there. There's a little dimple in my ear. I don't have terribly big ears. You like the You like the music? Oh, there's cool music. Yeah. Um so there we go. Let me not Doctor. Okay. Oh. Oh, Jesus Christ. superstar thing is I I I I love musicals and um I see I saw the 1973 one it wasn't like I don't know
if there's been remakes and stuff. I think there has been. It's actually really good. Um and the person I watched it with it's a very special friend and they're not um they're actually they're actually Jewish. Um but they have these great stories about how they saw that when they were a teenager or or something and it really really changed their life. You saw the musical. Okay.
It is great musical. I like when they go crucify crucify crucify and or the or they go Jesus help us help us. Um it's actually like even like for a non-religious person or I mean it's like because it's I think a musical it's like it's like the Bible for gay people basically or not gay people but it's like the Bible for you know it's like it's like something that's kind of
enjoyable for by more creatives because just the the Bible is a great great book. is full of great stories, very old stories and interesting and metaphorical and meaning and blah blah blah, but it's not very accessible as in it's a little bit dry. And if you read the Bible all the way through, I mean, you're going to want to skip some parts probably like the like numbers even even though Numbers probably does have some kind of
like gamatria or numerology meaning to it. It goes through these genealological lists and it's blah like what does this mean? It's very long, but there are good parts to it. U I don't know where there's a rumor that I'm just into the dark arts or something like Oh my god, my hair. Look at this. I'm into the dark arts. I'm not into the dark arts actually.
Um I'm actually like a reformed Satanist. I was like in Satanism I consider almost atheism in a way. It's very humanistic, right? Um I found I you know as a teenager, you know, teenagers are attracted to that kind of darker stuff. Um but I did I had a a spiritual
awakening about 28 years old. You saw passion uh what you saw PTO um which stands for I was saying passion of the Christ but no passion of the what P um Paul Stanley in to
Paul stand from Kiss. I was like, you see the Charles in charge where they go to the Kiss concert and they go Oh, fan. My favorite. Okay, so my family, we had a few musicals we went to. Yeah, I should have known. I should have known. So, my family had a few musicals. Maybe just two. The only one we saw over and over again and every time we And we Yeah, I think that is opening night. I went to opening night I saw in Toronto.
Okay, awesome. Oh, you're Canadian. Yeah. Um I saw opening night. We've I've had friends like practically front row seats like third row seats and uh you know with my family and stuff. So we saw we saw Phantom of the Opera many times and lay miser rob on stage many times. Is there anything else we really saw? I think those were the big ones. You met him that night? The Phantom. Did you
meet the Phantom? Oh, Paul Stanley you met? Oh, they had Phantom Paul Stanley from Kiss was in Phantom of the Opera. That's great. Um one of my favorites, right? Yeah, one of my favorites. Hey guys, cheers. I'm having my um strawberry lemon. Okay,
it was good. I mean, that's so cool that it's like I mean, there's there are so many like people that are in rock bands, they're musicians, right? And it's like we kind of typ cast them to the um band that they're in and that style of music. Cheers guys. Hey, Nancy. Nancy, we we know we can
enjoy a a glass of of wine, right? Every once in a while and and it's just crazy when people that are legitimate drunks that will call try to call us out for that kind of thing, right? I know I've been I know Christina's called me a big drunk and stuff and I I'm not even drunk some of the time she said it. Right. It's
like so, right? that of course we know we know but we guys but we know Christina is perfect and uh we know we know and and beat is perfect and Saman's perfect these are perfect people these are these are actually I mean they're the people we I mean they must be because they have people in their chat right so that means they're good I guess that's what people people equate to good and bad and you
know I mean it's just like they're just so perfect if that but if they're perfection I'd rather just be imperfect personally I'd rather I'd rather not be held to that standard, right? Just But it's crazy. It's crazy. I can't And I can't believe I don't know the context of what she said, um, Nancy, but I was pretty shocked when I saw that she
was trying to say, and we know who this is. You know, the the BM her her ninja BM when we when this person is trying to say, you know, there's something wrong wrong with other people. There's a lot of projection, right? It's just a lot of projection. But I'm not calling out people by their names anymore because
I'm better than them. So I don't have to be like them, right? So Oh gosh. Um I'm going to start digging a little bit into my food a little bit, but um we watching the Nightmare Frequencies videos that I made. I I do have a third second and third channel. Nightmare Frequencies is my third one. I haven't
been on that for a while. Who knows how long any of these channels will last. Okay, but you know what? I've survived this long. So, let me see if I can find something. Oh, yeah. And as for people that don't appreciate
um my form of expression or my art form, if they have such a problem with it, I don't know why they're here. I mean, I don't know why they come to complain and to at me. And it's like the same over and over. Maybe this horrible person is there's a horrible person named person. That person is a beta buttlicker. That's like, oh, sorry, a BM
but I'll say BM. Oh what's that noise? Excuse
me. Pardon me. Okay. Oh gosh. Yeah, that person is terrible. I mean, there's so many terrible people. I mean, it's it is crazy. Just uh try to avoid them here. Here you go. Be right back. Be right back.
Enjoy. Enjoy this spooky uh Thank you. I hope you're doing well, Miss Liz. You're gorgeous, too. Here you go, guys. I love you guys. I love you guys. I'm gorgeous. Thank you. I just combed my hair. I tried to make it kind of like Jesus. Jesus had a little bit more of a curl at the bottom. My My hair kind of is like a little bit straggly. Maybe I need to Maybe I need to cut off these loose ends. Whales bony. Oh, you like the whale videos. Okay, I think there might
be a whale in this video. Might be a whale. Here we go. I'll be right back. I'm going to start digging my food a little bit. Just give me a second.
Heat. Heat.
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>> I found a signal in the static glow. A whispered voice from somewhere far below. It knew my name before I spoke a word. Your language made of screams that can't be heard. Television flicker in the rain.
Every channel broadcasting the same pain. Shadow fick is standing in the hall, waiting for the moment that I fall. Turn the dial, hear the sound. Something ancient waking underground.
Welcome to the nightmare frequency where the darkness stars directly back at me. Every fear becomes reality broadcast nightmare frequency lost between the dream and memory
echo from the broken eternity. There's no escape, no sanctuary once you're TUNED TO NIGHTMARE FREQUENCY.
A thousand eyes emerge from painted walls, watching silently as midnight calls. The moon hangs upside down above the sea like a wound carved into infinity. The mannequins are starting moving slow.
Smiling with the hunger they don't show. A choir made of voices long erased. Sings forgotten names from outer space. Turn the dial. Hear them sing something that remembers everything.
Welcome to the nightmare frequency where the darkness stares directly back at me. Every fear becomes reality broadcast or nightmare frequency lost between the dream and memory.
echoes from a broken eternity. There's no escape, no sanctuary on your tomb frequency.
Numbers crawl across the sky tonight. Black stars blooming where there should be light. The signal grows beneath my skin and
bones, calling me to places. The radio becomes a living thing. Feeding on the secrets that we bring. A doorway opens where the shadows meet. And every heartbeat echoes through the street.
>> Welcome to the nightmare frequency where the veil is torn for all the world to see. Every monster hides inside of me. Broadcast live on nightmare frequency lost between dimensions endlessly.
Drifting through a haunted galaxy. The signal spreads through all humanity. Forever tunes a nightmare frequency. Can you hear it?
Can you hear it? The signal never dies. Nightmare frequency.
Okay, that was good. I think I get my I think I do need a haircut. Look how long my hair is. Is long. But oh, I forgot I'm bald, right? I'm balding. My hairline is still receding. I mean,
I don't have a gray hair. I don't have a gray hair. Yeah, I guess I guess it's long. So, I'm basically I do have like I'm in like a basically a movie club with my friend and uh and so like every night we like to watch movies now and she picks a movie and I love her. I love the movies she picked. I mean, there's
so many and it's like, you know, I think we're both psychics, you know, we should be called Psychic Movie Club, whatever, because everything we pick has a message somewhere along there for us. Um, yep. I'm bald. I know. I know. How bald am I? I know. Isn't it Isn't it sad, guys? I know. And look at my comb
over. Isn't this crazy how how Hey, we have a we have a guest. Speaking of bald, hey, here's a guest that proves bald is beautiful. Okay. >> Hello. >> Hi, buddy. How are you? >> I'm all right. How you doing? >> Good. Thank you're kind of kind of have a nice body if I if I you have a nice
body. >> I think it's okay. Yeah. >> I'm thin. Like I mean I'm thin. I'm not you know husky bulky or anything but >> slimmers build. I don't know if you have a hairy chest. You have been on you. You were you were without your shirt on I think in Mexico once. Oh my god. I'm so sorry. I feel bad for like guys that come on the show because of course, you know, I I I don't mean
anything by and I'll I'll hit on straight men of course, but I mean it's always thrown in their face. Oh, you want to suck psyches? Not not saying they said this about you, but you know, sucks psyches on toes or whatever, right? No, no, no, no. I mean it's like how how rude is that? I mean it's like is that like shaming? >> It's just a form of speech. I mean, you know. >> Well, of course, but yeah. So is hate speech as a form of speech. But
>> true. >> Is it good? No. Should it be said? No. I mean, there's certain things. It's like I just understand shaming people for their sexuality, especially I mean I think a a straight man that comes on my show. I think that shows masculinity actually. I think that shows like security with their sexuality. >> Yeah. I mean, gay people don't bother me. I'm not freaked out or scared.
>> I don't hear Canadian. Canadians are very nice people. You know, they're much better than Americans. They they're nicer, right? They're also maybe a little bit more liberal. I I mean a certain way. >> Yeah. I mean, I'm definitely more liberal than most here. Yeah. >> Yeah. And look at and thing look and look at and by the way and meanwhile thing has several female fans in my
chat. Like I mean I I mean I think I mean and I would never say oh you know I would never like try to say oh you're a simp you know terrible things. I you know I think you're a great but it's like I I see like you kind of mistreated other places and I don't like it but you know you of course you go where you want and it's like and you take also you have a good sense of humor about things because I'll say things to you that I that most
people get offended by or something like just today I was like you're like are you feeling better I was like no thanks to you and you laugh but you laughed instead of like getting offended I mean it's like right and that's it was kind of meant in the like the like the laughter spirit. Yes. Isn't a sec isn't like a a secure straight man um attractive? I more like not to know for for women I'm saying I think that's like
I think first of all women like to have I think a gay male friend and usually like only a pretty much secure husband would >> Yeah. Well, that's why they they they like uh gay men because they're >> because they don't feel threatened by them. Right. >> Right. >> They're not going to turn around and start hitting on them. >> Right. Well, that yeah, that's one thing. Yeah, exactly. But and and
especially and so it's like, you know, and actually like um women also like to kind of gossip with their gay friends sometimes about their their husband and it's like and gay friends can say >> Yeah. They're thumbs up or the thumbs down sometimes, you know? >> Yeah. They're usually more feminine, right? The gay men usually >> sometimes. I mean, it's like because women do like someone that can do their
hair and makeup maybe like like or like, "Oh, let's go shopping together." I'm not the gay guy that can shop and um you know I don't mind getting my hair done or I'm doing like you know I'm going to get massage or something like that but it's like I'm not really um into shop like my mom used to take me into stores you know I'm not that's maybe that's why people think I'm
some people think I'm straight because I'm one of those people when my mom took me into a women's clothing store or my a girlfriend of mine took me to women's clothing store I would be asleep on the chair they had these chairs usually and there's like a couple guys you like the the husbands are and we're asleep or we're like trying to go get something. You know what I mean? I'm not like really that into shopping. Hey, God is
God. Gotti, you want to come up here? Okay, Gotti. I didn't know God. I mean, I've been seeing God's on his channel. He's doing some pretty insightful posts like um he was he wrote a post about depression. You wouldn't think someone like Gotti would be like, you know, talking about mental health stuff
in a relatable way, right? And it's like but it's interesting and I was like wow. >> Was he just calling everyone insane? >> No, but he was like saying he said he said depression is a real thing and it's like basically saying you know you know you know talk to somebody in their support. I mean it's a really kind of heartwarming kind of thing you know and he and sometimes he's a dick in the post
and sometimes I think he's talking about me. just talking and I'm like on these different posts where he's like he is calling people out and I'm like is he talking about me in a in a very you're not coming up in my panel until I denounce all the wickedness I've been doing lately got I have angel I have angels it's oh it's about me okay it's about me okay I have I gotty someone is
someone is summoning archangels someone archangel I was playing this video and it says and they're calling angels on the psyche to to kill his demons like they're playing um magic the Gathering or something. A tabletop dice game. I like I like Hey, that's what it is. It is kind of like I mean, okay, God, get up here. You get up here, God. It's time for you to come up here. I
want I want God to come up because God is a good guy. Gotti's a Goddi. Uh, you know, and Gotti, it kind of means cat in Italian, doesn't it? Is God a cat? I don't know. Have you heard? >> Does it mean cat? I don't think so. Does it? >> Have you? Gotti um gotto is cat. So, like a little cat. Have you heard of um what was I gonna say? Um
um I forgot I was gonna say, but yeah. Yeah. Well, in Italian, I was I was thinking about Italian people. >> In Greek, cat is grat like gh at the front. >> You gr some some rapper said grata. Okay, hold on. What is that? Um 6x9. Okay, so God
wants me to play a cyber Satan video. You mind? Because then he he might I'll play I'll Okay, Gotti. >> But if it's Gotti, I'll give I'll give it three minutes. Okay. >> You posted a 9minute video and it was ridiculous. But okay. Okay. You get three minutes of it. Okay. Just because I love you, Gotti, and you're you're in this. It's called Cyber Geton. Okay. Because you're in the cult. I mean, I
have to let the cult members um I have to promote them. Okay. So, okay. One second. Gotti. Here we go. Um, got Okay, there we go. I think this is it. Did you have a good day thing? How was your day? >> Yeah, it's all right. Pretty quiet. >> I I had an all right day. I had a kind of crazy night last night. I did go on
Money420s and I tried to talk and then, you know, they had these two like literal I think they're half women, half cows. Their names were Christine Christine and Amanda. Um, but they wouldn't let me talk. They kept going >> >> I was like, I'm gonna pay $10 if I can
talk for five minutes. I think and I paid the $10. He he kicked him off. I think I got maybe one or two minutes. Maybe two minutes. I'll be generous. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And I felt kind of ripped off, but you know what? And then someone saw >> Well, five minutes is not that much. I mean, five bucks is not really much to kick two people for five minutes, right? >> Gotti. Okay. Gotti and the cold. Gotti,
I'm sorry. Um I saw you on your initiation. I saw God naked. He had a he had hit his um he had an anklet. He had like a little ankle bracelet. Um he was um tied he had his hand side tied behind his back. He was in a nude. He has a nice wiener. Okay. Okay. Hold on one second. You're warming my wickedness. Okay. Got it. Gotti. I don't need to hear it. Okay. I've heard enough about
my wickedness. I'm not wicked. I'm cool as Where? Where's the link? Cottie. I don't see the link to your video. Did you post the link? Did he post a link? I didn't see it. Okay, you have to post it, Gotti. It's called Got Cyber Get it. I'll look it up. I'll look it up. I'll buy it myself. Okay. Cyber Get.
Okay. Cybergdon refers to a hypothetical catastrophic scenario in which large scale cyber attacks disrupts. Okay. Yeah. What? Gotti, this is already a movie. I need the link. Gotti, you need to come backstage or you can post it in chat cuz you are a mod. Okay. But I I can't I can't do it like this. I can't search for it. There's already too much
about decide to get in. It's there. I don't see it. This can be your future. Gotti, stop saying it. So, I'm having Kungpow chicken and chowine tonight. He's on my dinner. Um thing that is. >> No, I didn't. Whoops. Where am I? There.
Kungpow chicken >> over chain. See it? >> Yeah, I see it. Yeah. Cool. >> Doesn't look too appetizing for me. Are those noodles or are they the bean sprouts? >> Well, the Kungpow chickens on the top. I mean, if I pour like this, there's the noodles right here. >> Yeah. See, I don't like the noodles. I
like them when they're dry. Like, you know, when you put them on top after noodles, those are like those are like those are disgusting. How do you like those? Weird. Okay, look at this. Have you heard there's a salad thing? Like there's this like lettuce thing. It's going to probably give me diarrhea. Diarrhea, but yeah. You don't know. It doesn't look good to you. Okay.
>> Post what? Where is it? Where's the link? >> When am I posting? >> No, it's like junk. It's um it's
>> Okay, never mind. I'll go. Gotti, I'll find it. Got it. Gotti, I I can figure it out. Hold on. Go to channel. Oh, cyber. Okay, I figured I found it. I found it. I found it. Okay. Ready? Cyberdeton. It's okay. Three minutes of it. Okay. This is Gotti Cyberdon.
The age of man has fallen for revelations 2.0. I know
the rise of coming soon. You'll see. You better be ready for it's the end for you and me. I think your love is here to
trap your soul into my establish
of the living dead
of wicked. Cyber Sing
was the trap set so long ago for us to mold into a boatless Welcome to the eternal grid. Your soul belongs to the code. >> The code
apocalypse. The four cyber hackers of the apocalypse. Ah. Oh, I thought it was real. I am the god of your digital despair.
>> Established successfully. >> And the boys are played by the >> digital despair. >> Digital era. >> The digital despair.
>>
>> Okay, I we get it. Gotti, you promise you come up now. I played three minutes and three seconds. So, you got your 33 in. Okay. You don't You don't think I know what I'm talking about? I do. Laugh all you want thing. You think I haven't been watching you the whole time? God, get out of my cell phone. I was wondering who was watching on my gay porn. I thought it was somebody else. It was
God. I get it's cyber Satan. Cyber Satan is God, >> right? You're cyber Satan, right? Am I excellent? >> Who's Cyber Jesus? >> Oh, I'm both. I'm Cyber Lucifer and
Cyber Satan. I'm I'm bipolar. Ah. Um, oh, I have two stream things open. That's why I was echoing. Oh, excuse me. >> Let me spell it out for you, Gotty.
That was my Michael Jackson dance. >> Do you like Michael Jackson? The thing that is >> not overly, but he had some good songs. >> Can I sing you a song? >> How come all of a sudden it's Equin? >> It's not anymore. You notice it echoing? I don't I don't I don't hear. >> I just heard it. >> I had two streams open, but I closed it. Okay, I'm gonna sing you a song. >> I can still hear the echo though.
>> Goddy darn it. Okay, I'll be right back. >> Okay, I'm gonna sing you a song. >> Is the echo still there? No. >> Yeah, it's still there. I'll be right back. >> That's weird.
Oh, you can hear it too, Chanel. Okay. It's definitely coming from him because I don't hear it now.
Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. >> Now. >> Yep. >> Better. >> No echo. Yep.
>> Yeah. It's man in the mirror, right? Gonna make a difference. Gonna make it right. >> Yeah, that's an all right song. >> The wind is blowing my mind. I see the kids in the streets with that enough to eat. Who am I to see? Who am I to be
blind? Okay, I'm sorry. That was a great I wish I had a Michael Jackson's voice, but my voice is too deep. Do you know Michael Jackson know Michael Jackson had a very deep voice actually? It was said actually >> I don't think so. >> Who said he did? I think Oprah or something said he really did. >> I don't think so. >> I believe Oprah.
>> Why? >> She's Oprah. >> So she has over a billion dollars. >> Oh, so that makes her truthful. She was a liar. How would she be so much money? >> Maybe she meant it was just deeper than people thought. But I don't think it's a
deep voice. >> He talk He had a voice like this. >> Yeah, I don't think so. >> Well, do you know I'm being I'm being called straight because I have a deep voice and I I'm being told I talk in a falsetto normally. But if you hear >> falsetto. Yeah, I heard that. You don't talk in falsetto. That's like like I I come close to talking in
falsetto. It's like talking like this. This is This would be falsettto. >> I'm not a castrad. I mean I I don't know what they're talking about. You know what a castrado is, right? >> Yeah. >> In Italy they used to castrate the young boys so they can sing beautifully forever. >> So they Yeah. Keep their high voices. >> There's a recording and I haven't heard it because it sounds so scary of like the last you know and he sang in concert or
something like that and so it's a concert and it sounded he didn't sing very good so it didn't even work very well. But I guess >> how old was he at the time? >> His name was Michael Jackson. Let me see if I can find anything. >> I'm just kidding. Hold on. Well, Michael Jackson might have been I don't know. Hold on. That's one of the urban legends about like, you know, Joe Jackson had castrated so he'd have the beautiful
singing voice forever, but I don't believe it. Okay, that's Gestra video tape. Let me see if I can find it. >> Turn your mic up a bit or get closer to it. >> Okay, I Okay, I I found it. Do you want to hear this? I think I can play >> gas. Sure. Okay, I'm gonna play this about the last cast. It's only a minute long. Here we go. >> His name was um thing that is. He was a
Canadian person. Oh my god. Just kidding. >> His voice should not exist. And yet somehow you can still hear it. For nearly 300 years, the Catholic Church and the opera stages of Europe were shaped by a sound. >> Chanel. Oh my god, what a coincidence. concentrated before puberty, so their voices would never drop. Their lungs and
chests grew to full adult size, but their vocal cords stayed small. The result was a range no natural human voice could reach with a power behind it that shocked audiences to tears. They were called Castradi. At their peak, they were the most celebrated singers in the world. Alessandro Moreski was the last one. In 1902, he stood before an early
recording device in Rome and sang. The wax cylinders captured something fragile and strange. A voice that fits no category. Not male, not female, not anything a living person has ever heard in real life. He died in 1922. But those recordings survived. When you press play, you're not just hearing one man. You're hearing the last breath of a 300year >> Okay, they didn't even play in that one,
but I'll play it here. I found it. I think there's other ones here. >> Kind of interesting, huh? Let me see.
Okay. Um, Alessandro Moreski was his last What is a sad story? Um, let me see if I can find a recording of it. Okay, recording. Sorry. Because women were banned from
singing in church choirs and on stage. I mean, you these poor men got their balls cut off just because of stupid banning of women. >> It's so sick. It's so sick. But here, listen to this one. >> I mean, how ridiculous is that? >> Well, but let's see. Let's see if it's worth it. I'm going to hear the voice now. Let's hear this.
>>
>> Thank you That's too much. >> That is pretty damn high though. Like that is pretty high. >> I mean it's like I mean I'm sure someone with a normal voice could make their voice kind of like that. >> Yeah. No. >> It's like not even I mean it's like not really worth it. >> It's not worth it. No. >> Losing your balls just to hit a high note. No, it's not worth it. >> Unless you're you know the only person I
ever worked for Michael Jackson. Really really was. Okay. Okay. That's enough. Okay. Hey. So look what I'm having. I'm having strawberry lemon. Oh Strawberry lemon. Um, smear it off. >> Yeah, >> I I know your favorite I know your favorite song. >> Hold on. I'll bring it up.
>> Hold on one sec. I I think this is thing this is his favorite song. Um, it's a great song. Okay. It is one of my favorite songs, too. >> Oh, is it what the one that you made? >> No, no, no, no, no. You got it. You got it. You got it. No. I didn't make it. This is this is your favorite actual real favorite song. >> Oh, okay.
>> As we said, they are part of our natural >> wonderful stickers. I love that >> Roy J my buddy. >> Nice features. Well, on things ghoulish and ghostly. I did promise you early >> slithery man himself is Roy J and the song is looking down the street.
Today I'm acting like a clown.
>> You wear a lot of eye shadow. >> Yeah. See something in the air that makes me shook
down the street. It's really something >> and it's got my goosebumps where it came from all night. Man, I
only know it's it's there. I feel so glad to be alive.
>> He's absurd enough that I I kind of like him. >> He's not even real. Who is this woman? What is that? Who is that? Where are they? Under the Masonic pillars. I don't get it. >> I don't know. Must be Halloween. That's why they were talking about bats. I guess I just woke up.
>> I'm just a monkey and a whole man. That's why
you know life's too short to get me down. Ain't going to let it till I'm in the ground man. Meanwhile, he winks. >> That's just because you don't slither,
Chanel. Once you start slithering, you'll appreciate it. >> I know where the only thing it's there. >> The thing is there. I'm so glad to be alive and you can keep your 9 to5 man. That's why
the streets >> play the reps commercial. I like that one. >> You like that one? I was I was about to play that one, but I was I was thinking that wasn't a song, but yeah. >> Everybody's slithering. >> Oh, spooky. >> He has a nice butt, though. I have to say >> I think everyone has a nice blood. >> Everybody's doing it.
>> I'll be doing it tomorrow. >> Why? >> You'll be here tomorrow's wild. Oh, you're fake. You're not real. I know about your secret. >> Sorry. >> Okay. Uh oh. Look at here. He is right here. Do you see this one? Look at all these. Look at all >> spook. >> Spook. I mean, >> wasn't Wasn't in the 80s? Wasn't spook some kind of like racist term or
something? >> Spook. Yeah, it was. >> I don't know how it was so so acceptable, but here's >> It depends how you used it because it also meant spy, but yeah. >> Okay.
>> Can't see it. >> You can't see it. >> Fix it. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry, everybody. I'm sorry for for that. And I'm sorry for this. Oh, I'm sorry for this, too. Here we go. Got it. Got it. Okay. Schweps.
Oh, I can't hear it. Sound. >> Come on, Chanel. You You'll be doing it tomorrow. >> Well, you'll all be doing it tomorrow. You Oh, no. I can't hear it. Oh, good god. Hold on. I'll look up again. Oh no,
>> you're ruining this for me. >> I'm so sorry. Th Just bear with me. Bear with me.
Okay. Well, now now doesn't have any sound. Okay, never mind. >> So disappointed. >> I have to do I'll try one more time. I'll I'll buy another I'll buy another coffee. Hold on.
Hey, weird. Hey, thing it is. Do you believe I ever existed as a real comedian or am I just a Freemasonic scop? >> I think he's real. He just didn't have the information out like before, but it's been dug up and put online. >> Doug Up is right. I I don't believe it's real. Okay, I I'll be right back. >> You'll be right back. You're leaving me
alone again. Why does this always happen? Chanel, you're going to learn to love Roy J as we all have. As we all do. Yep.
Slither. What the hell is happening?
drink.
So, how's everyone's uh Saturday night been? Oh, okay. >> It's going to get much better. Okay. much better. >> Okay.
>> Hey, weird. I'm relaxed. They don't know the secret. I tell them that they're weird. I'll tell you instead. The secret is
>> sparkling dreams from >> Chanel. She really hates him, man. >> Hey, but but I have a question. How did he get the Rocky theme song as his like how >> it wasn't the Rocky theme song? >> It's a famous song. Wait, is it not the Rocky theme song? >> Yeah, I don't think that's >> How do you get that song though? That particular song.
>> It's not the Rocky theme song though. I don't think it starts with that. >> Well, you know, you know what the thing is? You >> seem to have an off note there. Different from the Rocky theme. >> You look like you look like Sylvester before he had the facial paralysis and with no hair. >> Really? >> Just as bad as good looking. You're Italian right? >> No. >> Yeah. You are Sicilian.
>> No. >> What are you? >> Greek. >> Oh, yeah. Hey, Kalya. matter. >> Malaka, >> you are >> um says what?
>> Okay, I'm evil. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Hey, think of this. You know what? You're my bro. Yeah. Like, listen. Probably, you know, it's probably a year ago when you confronted Spunky um on betas and stuff like that. It was probably a year ago. You've been with me for like a year now. probably more than a year ago now, I think.
>> I don't know. Anyways, yeah, I'm pretty embarrassed by that. >> Well, hey, you know what? No matter how embarrassed you get, you're no you're nowhere near as embarrassed I am by my show.
Okay. >> >> Okay, I'm sorry. Hey guys. Hey, we have a we have a great chat going. Six people wow tonight. Wow. Wow. My show's really taking off, guys. Whole six people in the chat. Hey, you know. Well, well, you know what? I I I think I think it's time for me to go cry or cancel my show. I'm not
sure. But you know what's really sad? There's there's some guy that's saying the shout out and he probably has a hundred people in his chat and so I don't want to be in this world anymore. I don't think I mean if if shout out to the shout outs and and like
oh Peter no leave leave alone leave alone leave me alone. Oh, no. No. If that's more popular than my No. Should I just give it up? Hey, hey, hey.
That is in my chat. He's a really cool cat. >> Just spooking down the stream. Spook spook spooky do thing that is he's bald
and cute. I wanna kiss his red and brown boot. That's why I'm spooking down the stream. See how See, hey, you'll be doing it tomorrow thing. You'll be doing it tomorrow. >> We will. Yeah. Weird. >> Weird. No, it's not It's not weird. It's
weird. I mean, can you imagine how is this person? Okay, I understand the 80s were strange. The BBS were out. I mean, it's like Richard Simmons was popular. I mean, all all these things. I can't believe that he was popular. He gets a commercial and then no one remembers him. Like, no one I talked to exile or not exiled one. Who's that? Who's that other?
>> Yeah. Yeah, Vanguard. I know. >> Vanguard.
It has to be a British sense of humor or something. I don't think Vanguard I I know Vanguard was but >> Vanguard really enjoyed it. Yeah, he really did. >> Has to be. But he but even Vanguard and British people have a good good memory. >> Yeah. He didn't know who this guy was either. How long was his career? >> It was like three or four like four
years. Like 80 to 84, but still. >> And he probably never got really huge. like he made it into a bit of prime time TV, but that's about it. >> I want to see that TV show because I've never seen all I saw was his comic comedy appearance where he all these comedy appearances on these unfound episodes. They're all lost episodes and then he does that commercial. Now
Schweps, >> he didn't become a part of pop culture's memory, you know, he just wasn't popular enough, didn't have enough how if he didn't how then why is he now? >> That's the thing. He was obscure, but someone went and dug up all this stuff and put it online. >> You someone meaning the free
>> Yeah. Yeah. I think it it was deliberately done by humans and and maybe using AI like uh whatever. >> Thank you. >> But not not to create not to create this guy or to create um shows, appearances that he's been on. I think all that is real. >> Hey, there's JT in the chat. JT, get the up here, I mean, my friend,
hey JT, come on. Get up here. Get up here, you Korean down syndrome I'm just kidding. I love you. I love you. Gotti posted, "Oh, here's this with Korean, a Korean with Down syndrome." And it was a picture of JT, but it was JT like sneezing. And so he had like a like one of my clothes. He's like, you know, they had these pictures of me too. I'm like sneezing in a picture. Oh, look how bad Psyche looks. And like one picture I
look all nice and then the other one I'm like and it's like literally that. And they're like, "Oh, look at look how bad Psych." Like literally I'm eating a sandwich with my neck veins out with my hair like like I like I I have pictures of myself with my eyes have closed. >> Yeah. Yeah. We've all been captured in bad moments. Yeah. Yeah. I know. >> I know. It sucks when someone uses it. I
know because you know and the before and after photo but probably the after is >> Okay. I get it. I get it. >> Can you I need to be hold me thing that uh >> No. Saman abandoned Beeta. Wow. Tell the story. 2020. Do you want to come up here? Saman just abandoned Beeta. I want
to hear this story. Tell me the Tell me more. Tell me more. Tell me more. You know, you know. Hey, what's the song? Hot summer nights. >> Yeah. With that is Oh, well. Oh, we have We love Psyche coming up. Let's welcome We Love Psyche to the show. Hold on one second. I don't know if I trust this person because nobody loves me. One
second. Uh, I'm gonna put that as full screen. again. There you go.
>> I didn't even know Saman was still alive. >> Hey, how's it going? I'm a good big fan. Big big fan of your psyche. Just wondering what's going on. >> Are you wondering what's going on with your age and stuff? Did you figure out do you have AIDS yet or did you get tempted for that?
>> Yeah, I you know who I got from you. Oh my god. He I just lost him. I'm so sorry. That's a guy that gave me AIDS thing. That is >> I couldn't tell what he was saying. >> He said he gave me AIDS >> and he said, "How's my AIDS going?" >> I'm still getting an echo. >> I'll be right back.
>> Anyways, yeah. I don't know why I thought uh Sman show ended, but he's still live. Mhm.
Hello. >> Shout out thing is >> you're going to get me in so much trouble. >> What? With Sandman? Do you care if you get in trouble with Sandman? Really? I don't want the hassle. >> Thing is, you're in you're in my cult. You know I will murder anybody that
with you. >> I'm not in anyone's cult, man. I'm not in anyone's group. >> Oh, yeah. No, you're not. Bye. You're not. I forgot you weren't. I mean, the cult is a joke. The whole thing with here's there's something called improv comedy. I I I do need to teach people improv comedy someday. Improv comedy
is like if someone says something, there's a one rule of improv. You just don't negate it because then negating it ruins the joke. It's the thing that is money for 20. No, I'm not really not good because I asked I gave you $10 last night. I asked you give me five minutes um without um Christine and Amanda
screaming over me. You took my money and then you um you basically let him back on after one minute. salty. You think it is? Did I explain it right? Did I explain it or no? >> Yeah, I get it. >> Okay. I don't want to hear I don't want to hear it. I just don't want to hear it right now.
Well, yeah, but it's so funny. When I make when I when I lose my mind, that's when you leave the camera rolling. Okay. That's when you don't That's when you don't put Christine who's screaming and Amanda screaming over me. Okay. No, you didn't. I literally had probably 30 seconds or to a minute. Okay, I'll
let you back on. Stop it. Don't Don't I'm explaining to you lessons of comedy. You don't negate. Why do you keep negating me? >> But you know, there's also a straight man in comedy, right? >> Same. But that's >> There's also the straight man in comedy. That is also an aspect. >> You're not straight thing. That is okay.
You're straight, but you're not the straight man. I'm sorry. You're not the straight man. Straight man is like, "Okay, then." Oh my gosh. Well, oh my I don't know if that's a straight man, but you're breaking the rules of improv. Okay, I love you, but I love you. Think of it. I do love you. I do. Think of this with all my heart. And you are in the cult. You can't help it. I mean, it's like just being here, you're in the cult. I mean, I I anybody that's here is
in the cult because it's not a real cult. It's a joke. >> Okay. >> Money, money for money. It's entertainment at the end of the day, but it's also money. And I sent you money. And I said, "I want five minutes without these cows mooing over what I'm trying to say." I don't care if I was saying the N word and stuff like that. You could you could just say, "I'm banning you for the N word or stuff." You you But but you wanted them back on. I don't know if they paid you more or
something. But money, that wasn't cool. I mean, all all say is that's like, you know, um if you're not going to like respect the donation, you give me your cash app when I said I'll give you f um $10 for five minutes. I sent you $10. It was You gave me like a probably one minute. It's not that's not that's not funny to me. Okay. That's like that's like a fraudulent to me. Okay. So, you
can send me back $8 of it or you can just like, you know, just be a piece of But anyway, >> is that what made you snap last night? >> A lot of things made me snap.
>> What really made me snap was hearing these two cows mooing over me. Um, when I paid $10 on kick off for five minutes, like I mean $10 for five minutes. Is that a lot? I mean, that's kind of a lot of money for five minutes of just not having two people on the top talk over me. Just let me have five minutes to talk. He gave me one or two minutes. And so,
and then he couldn't do it. He had to have back on talking over me and then I left. And so, and I basically I felt suicidal after that. So, it's like if it's fun in games, it's all fun in games until Psychi kills himself. A bit of that. >> Has money said that it was 5 minutes or does he acknowledge that he let them back early? >> He's acknowledging it now. He said it's entertainment now, right? >> I see.
>> Yeah. He's like he I guess he guesstimated five minutes or whatever. Guestimate. But I'm saying when you pay when you get paid money, put a little timer on it because people I've been paid $10 to kill off people for like, you know, a lot longer than than five minutes, you know, and uh but whatever. But whatever money for 20, you know, I'm sure Christine that's why that's why Sam man
kiss like licks her you know, because she sends him $25. She probably sends him a couple hundred dollars a month to kick me off and other people off, you know. She when when she was my friend, she sent me at least 100 or 200 bucks a month, you know, to kick people off because she likes to control people and uh so I'll just shut her up for that. But uh I understand money for 20. Yeah, but just Yeah. money money
time it and it's like I mean or just like and give I I don't know. I just feel like I'm not modded there. I'm like, you know, I'm not really respected there. And they just want to scream over me. I know you're not I'm not calling you a scammer. I'm just saying I kind of I kind of felt taken advantage of a little bit. Okay, we have a guest. Oh, it's a big big fan. So, are you going to call me You're going to say I have AIDS,
right? You're you're pornball me, right? Um Stephen Business Depot. Oops. I accidentally banned you again, Stephen. Okay, you're not fooling me again. Fool me once. Shame on you. Fool me twice. Shame on me. I know money. I'm not saying you scam,
but I'm saying it wasn't five minutes because I I because I I had to talk and before I can before I knew it, they were mooing over me again. And it was like and it was two cows mooing. And they really are. I mean, they're I mean, it's like they look like they're the ugliest cows I've ever seen in my life. Okay. Cheers, Dunas.
>> Cheers. >> You're in trouble now. Okay. >> Now I hear the damn echo. >> Gosh darn it. >> What the hell is he doing out constantly? Get an echo. Is he recording this separately from recording this to YouTube? This is weird.
So yeah. >> Yeah. And money, I'm not I'm not trying to say money, I know you're honest. All I say with money is that I think you like instead of like looking at a clock and stuff like that, you were like, "Okay, I'll give him five minutes." And you just guesstimated it, but the amount of time I the amount of time I talked you you way under guesstimated it and
you let him right back up. Okay. Okay. Okay. I Okay. I appreciate it. and everyone subscribed to Bunny 4420 and maybe I'll I mean I'll remod I mean it's like listen I don't I don't hate anybody I mean I do like really severely dislike some people now at this point for what they've done but at the end of the day it's like a father hating their children. It's like it really is like
you know I I I feel like I'm like Freddy Krueger and like the chat is like all those all those crazy teenagers that that I murdered and stuff and they're like these are my children, right? It's like that. Okay, that was a really bad analogy. God dang it. >> Darn it. >> What? >> That Oh, I didn't say anything. I didn't
say anything. Okay, so um Okay. Well, we have eight people in the chat. Hey, who wants to come up? We have It's me thing that is I mean, this is the hottest hottest show on YouTube. You have a bunch of timers next. You know, I know you do. Okay, he said he estimated. Okay, you underestimate I'll just say you underestimated me. Okay, you underestimated me. But you you don't have to have timers. You can just look
at the clock and you see the time and then when it there's five minutes added. So it's if it's for example it's 9:23 I would wait till 9:24 I would say go and then at 9:29 I would say that's it instead of just like I'm just going to guess and give you like 30 seconds or something like that. It just really felt like a really short time and I felt pissed off. But it's okay. I
understand. Um and I went crazy last night. Hey, so is it crazy when there's these two, they're literally these two talking cows that want to scream over everything I say so I'm not heard? What's crazier? To the point where I'm screaming, "Send me your cash up so I can send you money so I can talk for
five minutes without these disgusting chocolate milk cows screaming over me." I don't think it was too much to ask, but okay, whatever. I mean, I would have done it for free for me basically because I am actually a creator creator money420 and I I mean I I always would like even if you're not a
mod, I would I would promote you all you want and I am actually a big part of your show too because a lot of people that were from my show that aren't even on my show anymore, you know, go they go over to you and you're cool, but it's like I'm a piece of because of like this person or that person. Okay. I I mean, hey, you know, when it gets to the creators, I know being in Chad is one thing, but the creator to creator
dynamics is another thing. I consider a little bit more important than just I'm going to you over and and laugh about it and stuff like that, but it's it's okay. It's okay. Um, okay. What time is it? 9:30. I've been on for an hour and a half. Um, there's eight people and so I guess like nobody nobody likes me, but I mean except for like the cool eight people here. So, I'm going to end and like, you know, but um, thanks for coming. It is. Thanks for
everybody. >> All right. >> Have a good night, guys. And >> thanks. You too. Take care.
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