In Episode 2174 titled "I'm Baaackkkk Open Panel Ask Your Astrology Questions," Psyche began the stream with a casual, informal vibe, talking about a sandwich he was eating and reminiscing about past moments shared with his father ▶ 1:02. He humorously mentioned that someone added a gag ball to his wish list, indicating a usual relaxed tone with the audience ▶ 1:25. The open panel allowed viewers to join and ask astrology-related questions, especially about Libra season, which Psyche briefly explained in terms of balance and decision-making ▶ 10:50. A guest named Jay Dog joined the panel midway, who Psyche apologized to for missing in a previous session ▶ 14:02. The episode also featured extensive reflections on past drama involving other content creators, particularly a feud with someone referred to as Beta, highlighting issues about guest management and show control ▶ 11:19. Towards the end, Jay Dog and Psyche discussed the community dynamic, reflecting on how friendships and alliances have changed over time ▶ 15:26.
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The episode suggests a recurring pattern of reconciliation and community building, as Psyche engages with both personal and external conflicts. His reflections on past disputes with Beta highlight ongoing themes of control, ownership, and community dynamics, commonly explored in the show as part of the broader discourse on relationships within the occult and spirituality networks. This episode continues the pattern of transparency and dialogue, inviting input and questions while addressing past grievances. This highlights Psyche's approach to fostering an open space for discussion, balancing personal narrative with audience engagement.
Hello. Is this one on? Which mic is that? Hold on. I'm having the sandwich. Look, I already ate half of it.
It's a sandwich from Hennessies where me and dad would go. My mouth tastes so good right now. The chat does not need to know. I pinned the link. I turned it up. I asked, "Is that better?" Yes. Then Bethany added a gag ball to my wish
list. God bless. Why is it so quiet in the chat? It's Wednesday, Psyche. We're just hanging with our cats. So, shout out to the table. The plastic one.
He said, "I didn't lock the legs, bro." He said, "You got to monitor and you can shout out to the table. Before that, it was two milk crates. It's a
buck 80. It goes up and down. The table didn't want to shout out. The table had had enough. I asked the Oracle for Warog and said, "No results found."
>> I tried W a WG D A WG. Spelled it every way around. And I searched the codeex for Piana. It gave me my cat named Pi. 4.7 million moments loaded. Loaded and it still can't tell a feline eye from a guy. 5 hours in 31 souls remain.
Somebody's having a hiccup for a full day and it's gone to their brain. I'm the thing that is the thing that was the thing I'll always be. Eating a parfait at 9:00 a.m. How does he know? I'm scared. Is he looking at me? >> The moon says hush. The chat says no.
>> The cat sees each pillow high and low. >> Arthur's backstage knocking at the door. >> Nobody really cares. Arthur, we've told you this before. Hot pockets did nothing wrong. >> Meow meow meow becomes the sun. We laid back on a crocheted blanket. Did
the cute little tongue out face. Then took her wig off live and the whole panel lost its place. Face said, "I'm a simple dude." Things jaw hit the floor. She was a good sport. She came back and we respect her even more.
Go touch some grassy fireworks that are through your window. Stop hopping 24/7. Fighting in the rain. Punch the monkey alone and chase the dog away. And Rudy Sat
like he does most every day. Shout out to the table. Shout out to the shout out to co your team. The checks divided. The oracle knows and it's mildly disappointed in you.
Psyche. You still up? >> No, he's definitely gone. He's been gone for a while now. Somewhere a cat walks across the keyboard.
Transmission archived. Meow.
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Welcome. Hi guys. What's up? Oh my gosh, Lunard just got on my back. Hi. You You jumped up here? Oh, you're gonna sit down. Okay, sit down. Hi. Good morning, Lenor. Do you like your treats?
She loves their little churro. Churu. Charu. Where is the Where's your box here? Look what you got. You got a big box of Churu. See these things. Hi guys. How are you? Isn't she cute? Hi. Hey, I got two compliments on my shirt today. I like
the cold leader shirt on the street. Pretty good. Hi. You're sitting up here. Hi. Hello. Gorgeous. Ellen put her over here. few jumps on my back. Sometimes it hurts. It hurts a little bit. So guys, what's up? What's up? We're in Libra season. Um I don't know if Yeah. Yeah. So Libra, it's kind
of like the thing behind me. It's like, you know, they're they're always trying to stay balanced, figure out a balance. They take sometimes a long time making decisions because they're constantly weighing both side. They see both points. They're an air sign. They're good communicators. Like air signs, they can be harsh a little bit, a little bit blunt. Hello.
Good with words though. Hi. So, if anyone has questions about Libra or any other sign, um I do know a lot about it. If I don't know, I can find the answer for you. So, you can go ahead and ask. Maybe I'll read some dark side astrology today. Okay. Okay. Okay. Going. Um I I posted two explainers today. Um I
actually was able to download all of BEA's, not all of them, but a lot of them. at least a hundred of them um transcripts from like last year starting maybe January to the present day and so I'm doing like five at a time um per explainer and it's just going to I'm going to go through the whole history you can go through
I've started out with she was helping me I I was afraid of like wildfires in our area about you know is that last year yeah and she was like really helpful and then it goes to like when you know it goes to a the first couple when when Tracy paid $50 to permanently ban Alexander McQueen
and then it we figured out that you couldn't really do permanent bans because it's too hard. He'll just sneak under different alts and stuff and I paid her back. Well, he paid her back 30. I paid her back or you know half and half. But then I think when he paid it went to her wrong account and so she didn't see it right away. But, uh, I did, you know, do a full refund and
stuff, you know, because I always hold on to my end of the bargain if I don't, you know, I always make it right. Um, but it turned into like this big thing. And I mean, it was like I think there was like 38 or something mentions about me on that seven hour episode that I have transcribed on the second on the second one. So, it's pretty interesting. Um, you can just see how things fall
apart. It was also she it was also um it start all started because Arthur was on my show and guess who's on still on her show. Arthur still goes on her show. I think he said the uncle stuff on my show. I kicked him off the panel but that's when she got mad at me and she never forgave me and I I didn't even it just everything went so fast that day. Um I tried to make it right forever. Um
it just it kept things just getting worse and worse and here we are today. Hi. So anyway, um and he's here for you guys if you need anything. Um um having my coffee from McDonald's. Oh, hi. Hi. Um someone shout out in the chat and say hi at least. Um so I can,
you know, at least feel like staying here. We had some good chat songs recently. Um, if you want to see, did anybody see the explainers or I can play them? Um, they're just like five minutes each and uh, it's pretty interesting how it goes through the whole Uh, oh, we have a
guest. Hey, what's up, Jay Dog? >> Hey, Jay Dogs. >> Sorry, I missed you last time. I think I I guess I missed you last time when you tried to get up. I apologize. I didn't see that. >> Oh, no. We're cool, man. I'm not tripping. I always there's never a reason. I'm not gonna like just turn on you or be mad at you for for any reason at all, you know. >> Oh, no, no, no. I knew you were probably busy or something like that. >> I wasn't busy. I was just like I was just like I didn't see you on there or I
would have I would have brought you up, but I didn't. >> Oh, no. That's cool, dude. I'm not tripping. >> Sometimes I'm away from the thing. If I'm not, then sometimes it's like on the other on like the other row or something. But >> how are you doing? >> Chilling. Chilling, bro. How about you? One second. Hold on. >> What the heck? Pretty good. how you >> Yeah, I don't know. I've been watching like, you know, I trans, like I said, I
transcribed all these beta's episodes and uh it started like last year when she was like, you know, sending people to my chat and her whole chat was like, "Oh, Psyche's a great guy." You know, some of them didn't like Tarot too much, but like they were like, "Oh, but he's really cool." And then turned into like when she turned on me, everyone else turned on me. It's really interesting to see that progression. >> Yeah. >> Was Arthur. Arthur said the uncle fucker
thing and then and she uh I kicked him off right away but she got so mad that I had him on my show. She still has him on her show but I mean occasionally you know Arthur you can't like >> she's always going to do that show but and then it was like one time she was mad because I had you on the show and you know it's like and then she still has you on the show. So, it's just like
such a double standard like why why do I have to like you know just base thing on her relationships and stuff like that and then it's like but then she can like you know change her mind and be I mean it's like I can't keep up with her >> yeah social if she's mad at somebody let her be mad at someone she you don't have she don't have to push that off on you and oh well well I'm not going to have them because
she don't like them or whatever. remember she was so controlling of my show. Like she was like, "Oh, no. Don't don't kick this person off. Don't don't mute this person. You have to have that." And I was like, "Well, I don't like you just said something terrible to me." And I don't like trolls in the chat. Oh, you know, it's And then it was like she like then she would um just tell me what to do. Don't have this person on. Don't have this person as a
mod. I mean, it was over and over and I was like, "No, this is my show." And it's like, "No, I appreciate your help, but I can handle it myself." That's why I >> That's why That's why Beta and Summer had bumped kegs because they both wanted the whole I guess the whole thing what Summer was trying to do was trying to kick over supposedly. I don't know if it's true.
>> Uhhuh. >> Trying to kick over people's shows. And that's what Vita tries to do too. Remember she tried to do that to you? They were trying to like tell you don't mod this person. Don't allow them on the channel. Don't allow them in your chat. >> Yeah. like >> they'll do it by like you know they'll do it by like donations to I mean it's like I don't know if Summer like how much she had to do with it. I know she was over there but Summer was always been a pretty good friend of me but it's
like you know Christine definitely would like donate to like you know get her way and and so same with other people and then it's like once I either disagreed or like you know they had somebody say something about them that I didn't say like you know just like you know like say something immediately then it just like you know they just turned on me and it's been like that ever since. I don't know. It's It's okay. I mean, it's
picking up again and it's like I'm like, you know, I'm getting new people in the chat. I don't know if you saw the other night like this lady was on and she like ripped off her wig. >> Yeah, it was an Asian lady like she was she didn't know she was on camera. I I saw like um I I think that is was on there. Um uh Black was on there. There was a few people and >> like she just pulled it up like she she didn't realize she was on like oh wow.
Like >> you always catch those moments on your show. >> I don't know. Yeah, it was great. You know, >> the beta one. Uh what was it? That one. There was a couple of other ones where you catch people doing things. >> They won't be safe. Yeah, you got to be on this show to like see some of these. I mean, it's like sometimes, you know, they they missed it. But I I was able to actually like, you know, I had all these deleted episodes um that, you know, they
got porn bombed or something like that and I deleted all these episodes and then on um on Trip and Sips's channel on Rumble um I they have all the ones I deleted, right? And so I I was able to get all those transcripts. So most of them like 80% I couple hundred of transcripts um I added to my codeex and then um and have those analyzed and then um you know and then I have them linked to the the Rumble page now. But he
stopped he stopped doing the rumble page. >> Well there's a new page I can give you the new one. There's a new page. What? And it has not just everybody from the panel boys for everybody like from kick everybody from IP2. It has like everybody who streams who's anybody like it's on there and it has like from years. Um it's called here it's a rumble one. Let me get the thing on the back. >> It has even yours. It has everybody's
mine. Good. >> Yeah. So like Trip and Sip had a stop because you know Alex threatened him with with bullshit. Yeah. So >> well she went back and said she wasn't gonna like do anything to him and she's like oh don't be afraid of me. But she's like but she's like just just hold off on doing it right now. like she know it's like but and she also was like she was saying the other day she's like oh psyche she's like you know I don't hate psyche and she's like um and she's like
he would be my fourth in command if I was like you know on on the starship or whatever and so she's like so bipolar huh like >> then the next day it was back to it I was back to being like the son of like you know John Bates who uh you know is like you know working you know with extorting Karen and her I mean all this stuff I mean so ridiculous Karen and I
Karen and I are just like our friends. I I Trip and Sip is an actual creep. I I agree. I He is a creep and he like know I've asked him like a favor because he just took my channel like you know without asking me. He sort of syndicated it. It was okay that >> Oh, let me get that Let me get the other channel real quick. I'll put it right here. That way you could um Yeah, hold on. Give me I'll be right back. Right. Hold on.
>> Okay. Thank you so much. Hey, Clumsy. How are you? Um yeah, so I was playing some of these uh these explainers about how like you know it started out with Beta. It started out really friendly. Um like and she she she even had a crush on me at one point. We were supposed to meet and you know so people don't get they think I knew each other. I knew her for like two weeks before the tattoo. No, it was like you know I have like
last January when she was like we were talking and she was sending people to my chat and stuff. I got the tattoo in April or May. So that's four or five months. And so, yep, he wants to be Saman snow bunny, I think. So, and he's told like some disgusting stories like he first he said he fucked a chicken. That's one of the stories. And then he said he um he saw this picture of
control his butthole or something and it had worms on it or what looked like worms and he was like, "Oh, it's probably just toilet paper. I would still have sex with her like that." Yeah. It's so gross. Isn't that gross? Well, he said chicken the ass. He fucked a chicken the ass. It sounded like chicken, but it was a chicken. Yeah, but he said it didn't fit. It was like,
so he stopped, I guess. Kind of a weird story. No, he fucked a chicken. He said, Yeah, he did. Everyone thought he said he fucked the chicken. He He said, "I fucked a chicken." The ass. Yeah, I know. I know. I know. That was a little bit. Remember, it's like the South Park episode. Remember the chicken fucker in South Park? That was a good episode. One of the first seasons. I think I haven't seen the last two seasons of
South Park. Is it any good? Does anybody know? I saw the Paramount specials on it um a couple years ago maybe, but I haven't watched it in a long time. I I do love the show. Um I know VA doesn't like it very much because of the uncle. You're gonna say Yeah, I know. I'm sorry. I didn't I didn't mean to like scare you guys. Yeah, he didn't fuck a chicken. Hey,
Arthur. Hi. How are you, Arthur? Are you post? Am I okay? Yeah, Arthur, you you showed up in the second video I did today, the explainer, because it said um Oh, thank you. Oh, it said Yeah, it said uh VA didn't let didn't like me because I had you on the show. Hey, what's up? >> Hey, what's up? Okay, I'm going to put it in the back chat. Okay, you can put
it right there for everybody else if they want to see it, too. >> Yeah, guys. So, it's like if you miss an episode, Perfect. This is great. Perfect. though. Um, >> they have your episode like I guess like the a night like every every episodes they have them. They have them. >> That's perfect. Yeah. >> And it's on Rumble. >> Yeah. Let me see. Psyche Awake or Psych
Psych Awakens. Um,
okay. I don't remember the password. I have to go to my other thing. Okay. So, um, where have you been? So, yeah. What have you been doing? What have you been up to? >> Just been chilling, bro. I've been going on I haven't been on yours. You've been streaming like in the middle of the night. It's like I I've been missing your shows and I'm like damn like and then when I >> It is a little late. I have been doing a little late lately but uh you know happy to do it early today. >> Yeah, that's cool. So I was like, "Oh, I
see Psyche on. Let me jump on and see what's up with the homeboy." >> Yeah. So I've been good and um you know I got remonetized. I don't know if you know that. That's >> Oh, you did? That's cool, man. That's hella good. >> Yeah. I thank God. Uh, okay. So, I need this link. Let me see. Stream. Okay.
Rumble. I got copy. Let me look at this channel. So, this channel is called um this is going to be Q is me. I don't know who is Q45 doing this channel. >> Uh, to be honest, I'm not sure. I heard about it that he owns the channel, but it's somebody else uploading it for him. >> Okay, this looks really good, guys. It's like it's Okay, I'm going to put it in
the chat. They have a lot of streamers on there. Like everybody who streams >> like Scribbles and stuff. They have all these IRL people on there. So, it's even better than Trip and Sips. Um, >> no offense to Trip and Sipping. He did teach me how to do it. Like, I mean, not not >> Salute for Clumsy. What's up, Clumsy? >> Hey, Clumsy. Yeah, he did teach me how to do it. Let me get to the chat and post. Oh, I can't actually post my
Streamyard. Okay, where are we? Streamyard. Here we are. Okay, Streamyard. Okay, there we go. Okay. So, here guys, um, everyone subscribe to this channel on Rumble. Yeah, there you go. You got it. It's, uh, yeah. No, LCA Times. Cue the clips or LCO times. Here it is. Well, I think isn't um, isn't Trip and Sip Local. Oh, hold on. That's another person that does
it. I guess that's the other person she threatened. Says, "Kata Karma Treno helps upload." >> Alex threatened another streamer, too. Who who uploads? >> Yeah, I guess this one. This one. This one that you gave me. It's not a new channel. I don't think that's the other person that does the syndication, I think. Oh, so that's the same person that that she threatened to. >> She threatened because um because they were syndicating me and I was playing her her show. But
>> yeah, you were you were talking about her or something like that or >> No, I just I was just playing her show a little bit, but she was mentioning me and playing my clips on her show that when she was >> So you had every reason to go ahead and talk about it and react. >> That's why I got I got like six or seven copyright strikes from her. I I won every one. I like got >> Oh yeah. Damn. >> Yeah. Um and so she just kind of stopped doing that. So she start she went on to them. She's like, "Well, he like remember the sub on YouTube, but I'm
going to go up to Trip and Sip." And so she's like, "I'm gonna go after your friend." I'm like, "Trip is not my friend." I mean, it's like he's not he's at least a little bit fair sometimes, but he's like a little bit too like in business in people's business and like, you know, like a little bit like uh not gay because I'm gay and it's like I'm not like this, but it's like he's kind of like, "Oh my god, look at this. Look at this. Do you know this?" And it's like kind of like gossipy. Um
>> I I don't know, bro. I I don't have any beef with him. Like I said, I don't your >> Yeah, she's gossipy towards me and and uh >> Oh, okay. See, I don't know anything about that. If I I I didn't hear anything. >> Like one time Joe Shipley, like someone called in or or someone came in and their name was I forget their name was in this chat and they're like, "Oh, I have a clip of Joe Joe Shipley as a pedophile. He's a pedophile." And so
then um they sent the clip and it was it was a clip of where Joe's talking about how like in 1998 he was at a friend's house with a friend and his kid watching the Blair Witch Project >> and that was the evidence that of of pedophilia in their mind and then and Trip and S was like oh my god like he was like watching it like really interested. Hey thing that is how are you like thinking that it would be like
some kind of like expose. Sam man's 100% in the closet. I really think so. you know, um, Dominicans are usually bisexual in my opinion. I think like a lot of them are like or like because like the country are like are like virgins and so they experiment with each other. I know in like you know Venezuela they fuck donkeys because of that the same reason.
>> Well, you know in Papa New Guinea um for the um in some of the tribes that they have >> they eat they eat the brain. >> Yes. Yes. You saw about that. Okay. Yeah. That's crazy. Huh. >> They get kuru. It's something called kuru and it's a brain disease because and it's like the women and the children get it because they eat the brains of the ancestors but they're they have a disease in them and so they go crazy. They start getting they start going
crazy right >> it's like eating the dementia brain right away. Yeah. Really sad. >> Yeah. And so yeah everybody like I would really avoid cannibalism. I know that a lot of people are talking about cannibalism and like you know eating brains or you know the the what's it called the adrenoc chroman and that kind of stuff. Like I would really avoid any of that. That's like adrenal chrome. First of all, it won't make you younger.
It will just make you really really angry for like 10 minutes. >> Yeah. From what I've heard. Also, I I think they get it in really disgusting ways. And so, I would just avoid avoid that kind of stuff. Um even though it's like going to be like, oh, you know, but in France, they have this like a delicacy. It's called a bunting something like that. It's a little bird. It's a little
song bird. They're a little tiny song bird. But they catch them and they um they drown it in brandy. They drown it in brandy and they cook it whole with bones and all >> and then they they cover their head with a napkin in a dark room because it's such a shameful thing to be doing this and they eat the whole bird in one bite. It's like a delicacy of France. >> What the heck? >> The whole ritual. Yeah. It's a whole ritual.
>> But they're so ashamed of it that they got to cover their head while eating it. >> Yeah. They Yeah. >> If they got to do that, obviously something's wrong. Like Right. >> Yeah. a delicacy that this is not a cannibal cult. This is not a cannibal cult. I think cannibalism causes baldness and insanity personally. So I would just avoid it, you know. But not no offense to baldness. No offense to bald. You know, you you shave your head though. You shave your head. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's a different
thing. Yeah. >> I like thing that is bald head too. But it's like, you know, you guys are natural baldies. >> Well, you know what says, right? Uh she has a disdain for bald people. She said she will never ever get a bald person and she hates bald people. Well, I think that is projection because I heard she has thin hair. I'm not sure. >> You know that that could be true. She had Yeah, true. Hold. I'll be right back, Saki. Okay, hold on. I'll be right
back. Give me one second. >> Crack it like an egg. Oh, yeah. Crack the egg like an egg. Like crack the crack that thing like an egg. Oh, so thing that is you saw the other night when I like did the I did the um that the song and it was like it it was like it accidentally was like the night before song but then I had the guest for the next night and so I had like you
know Clumsy was on the show and I don't I don't know if you you were you were too maybe but um it merged Clumsy and you I don't know if you saw it. I'll play a little bit of it so you can see that part of it. So funny here.
>> Hello. >> Oh, that's wrong. There we go. >> Hold on. >> Oh, you didn't see it. I'll play the whole thing. >> Hello. Is this one on? >> It's great. >> Which mic is that?
Hold on. I'm having the sandwich. Look, >> I already ate half of it. Oh, >> it's a sandwich from Hennessy where me and dad would go. My mouth tastes so good right now. The chat does not need
to know. I pinned the link. I turned it up. I asked, "Is that better?" "Yes." Then Bethany added a gag ball to my wish list. God bless. Why is it so quiet in the chat? It's Wednesday, Psyche. We're just hanging
with our cats. So shout out to the table. The plastic one. He said, "I didn't lock the legs, bro." We said you got two monitors and you can
shout out to the table. We thought that it was two milk crates. It's a buck 80. It goes up and down. The table didn't want to shout out. The table had had enough.
I asked the oracle for war dog. It said no results found. I tried w a wg d a w spelled it every way around. I searched the codeex for piana. It gave me my cat named pi. 4.7 million moments loaded. Loaded and it still can't tell a feline
eye from a guy. 5 hours in 31 souls remain. Somebody's having a hiccup for a full day and it's gone to their brain. I'm the thing that is the thing that was the thing I'll always be eating a
parfait at 9 a.m. How does he know? I'm scared. Is he looking at me? The moon says hush. The chat says no. The cat sees each pillow high and low. >> Arthur's backstage knocking at the door. >> Nobody really cares, Arthur. We've told you this before. HOT POCKETS DID NOTHING
WRONG. >> MEOW. MEOW. MEOW. Becomes the sun. She laid back on her crocheted blanket. Did the cute little tongue out face. Then took her wig off live. And the whole panel lost its place. Face said,
"I'm a simple dude." Things jaw hit the floor. She was a good sport. She came back and we respect her even more. >> Go touch some grassy fireworks that are through your window.
Stop hopping 24/7 fighting in the rain. Push the monkey found his mama to chase the dog away. And Rudy said touched your aura like he does most every day.
Shout out to the table. Shout out to the shout out to co the divided. The oracle knows and it's mildly disappointed in you. Psych.
You still up? >> No, he's definitely gone. He's been gone for a while now. Somewhere a cat walks across the keyboard.
Transmission archived. Meow. >> Wow. Amazing. I mean, shout out. It's like an epic song. It's like shout out to I'm going to do a psyche the musical. I think someday. So, um, while we're waiting, I think
I'll show you if you haven't seen it. A lot of people have seen this. I just posted this. Um, this is about I guess Beta and I were getting along at this time. I want you to see this is the uh history of uh what really happened. Where is it? Where did it
Oh, I guess it's this one here. closely at this recovered VHS. >> Oh, no. I found it. Where is it? What did I do? Oh, here. Here it is. In >> the digital ecosystem of live streaming. The open panel is a chaotic environment. It operates as a revolving door of guests where speakers drop in and out
competing for airtime in a void of floating windows. We can see this structure clearly by looking at a channel called Beta's Kitties. specifically examining its first two archived broadcasts from January 8th. Across these early sessions, the tone whiplashes from one extreme to another. Panelists spend half their time sharing mundane domestic stories about their
cats and the other half locked in intense, reactive arguments over channel moderation and rival users. In this specific architecture, attention is a scarce resource. Access to the microphone is a tactical advantage and users fiercely gatekeep who is allowed to speak. To understand how digital identities form within this space, we
set a strict archival parimeter. Scan this early footage to find the exact moment a specific user known as Psyche enters the record. This diagram maps the baseline data. 4 hours of broadcast time and 3,000 lines of caption cues from January 8th. Yet out of thousands of
data points, the name Psyche yields zero result. >> Yo >> yo, sorry about that, Psyche. I had to go get something real quick. >> No problem. >> Yeah, but >> I don't know if you remember >> that was last year like in January like there was a there was wildfires in California >> and there was like a I got like text
messages saying, "Oh, you might have to evacuate and stuff." And so I called and Peta is like, "Oh my god." And then we had the she was like mobilizing everybody. Everyone was like being so nice and like so it was so crazy. He did he he brought him back. He said he didn't go to the hospital. He didn't go to the hospital. Please. That was a AI photo. I could tell it instantly. >> Someone someone went to the hospital. >> It was Brandon Q had a picture of
himself at the hospital. I I have it right here. >> Oh, okay. >> Did you see it? Like he's like But it's like I looked at I was like that's not real. >> I I think Clumsy had put up a picture, too. I don't know. Was that the one of him in the gown? >> Yeah. >> Look at his face. I mean, it's like you can tell it's like uncanny, you know? Looks like a It looks fake, right? >> The skin tone don't even match. >> No, it's like he looks like perfectly
like smooth. He looks like, you know, he's like 20 years old there. I mean, >> yeah. No, that's a young picture. Yeah. >> Yeah. I I did a analysis and it said 75% chance AI and then 25% chance is just heavily doctorred. But I think yeah, >> he's not in the hospital unfortunately. Well, it's like he hasn't really been here bothering me though. But yeah, I hear Alex is not like, you know, he's
not talking or she's not he's mad at Alex or something like that, but uh you know, she was like defending him till the I mean it's like wow. I mean it's like uh so crazy. Um >> so crazy man. >> You did you hear Beeta and her family might have to evacuate because of that fire too? >> Oh, I mean that was last year but there's a new fire. >> No, not because of that. because of the storm. The the uh what do you call you hear about all the what do you call the
state of emergency? >> Okay. When did that happen? >> Because of the the storm, I guess this El Nino storm or something like that that could be happening. >> They said that people who live on the the coast like you and bea like anybody who lives right there like in that area. >> Yeah. >> They're going to have to evacuate because of the beach and everything like that. I don't know if it's true. That's what I heard. >> Well, like I got the message I get that was like given by accident. And I guess they gave it to everybody in LA or
something by accident because it was like the fire didn't like too nearby. But it did like the next day after my birthday there was ash all over the cars and like all over outside there was all this ash around and there the sky was like orange but it was like you know it was like a little far further away. Hey, look what I have. Have you had these klamas Doritos? You >> No. Uhuh. Are they good? >> Yeah, they're pretty spicy.
>> I never tried those before. What >> else? I have I have another half my sandwich. I have a So, how's everything else been? >> Oh, that's what's up. So, how's everything else been, bro? Just been chilling and hanging out. >> Good. Since I'm monetized and I have my memberships back, I'm going to try to I can come stay with Bethany. Thank you so much. Yeah. You have a couch I can stay
on, Bethany. Or Bethany, do you fit through the door? I mean, might have to like make her breakfast. Do you ever see in my my 600 pound life and they like they have this like little skinny black guy and they have like a 600 pound like white woman in the other room like in bed and then he brings over like it looks like the whole entire like breakfast menu at Denny's like he comes in with like the pancakes just a pack
that she has a water bed. Oh my god. Is it like filled with >> Dude, is it true? I've been hearing that uh Mason has been calling you and texting you nonstop like like >> every day. Even like today I posted like my that that video and then as soon as I posted it he started calling me and it's like I only I pick up when he calls during the show even though I told him not to fall during the show because then
I say come on the panel and he comes but I don't want to pick up like it's f in the morning five he calls it very very very late >> all random hours of the day like >> and then he like and then it's like the first time I give him my number like recently again he was like he text started texting me during the show and I was like okay Mason don't text her during the show and anyway then he's like oh can I have your number again I
deleted you like that same night. >> How did he delete it? Well, >> next he didn't respond to me. And I was like, well, and then then I wrote him. I was like, well, I don't want to give you my number again like twice in one night. I said, I'll think tomorrow. Yeah. Then gave it to him and then he hasn't deleted it yet. >> Yeah. This is the best Mason arc. Thing that is loves the Mason arc where Mason >> Bro, that's honestly that crazy, bro.
That Mason's like >> he's like the fan. He's your >> I didn't know like I was just joking. I was like, "Oh, Mason, you're cute. Are you gay?" And he's like, "No, I'm not gay." But now he's like, "I thought we were supposed to be together, psyche." He's like, "I thought we were >> Oh, he took it personally. He took it for real." >> Yeah. I don't know. >> I don't want to like I'll get accused of like, you know, taking a dance. I don't
want to. Anything that is Hi. >> Hello. Hello. Hello. >> Good to see you. >> No, I don't Bethany. I don't. I trust you that you have a water bed. >> I'm going to be between two bald guys. You like a bald sandwich. Yeah. >> A bald sandwich. >> Did you see me when I had uh eggs as my background for Arthur?
>> Oh, for Arthur? >> Did Arthur get kicked in the eggs? >> No, he wanted to compare my head to the eggs. >> Okay. Well, you do like there's there used to be a store I used to go to when I was like a teenager called Egghehead Software and it was a whole software store. It was like, you know, back when the computers like had dedicated software stores and you could get the all these floppy discs or whatever
>> like comp USA and stuff like that. >> It was like that but it was like a little it was even smaller. It was like a tiny little store but it had it was like but it was a chain and they had computer games. That's all they sold was computer games. Yeah. >> And I love that store but it's like they had their logo was like a little egghead and it looked like thing that is was >> See how popular it is. >> Yeah. But I remember Yeah. So Egghehead. Yeah. Well, it's like, you know, unfortunately, you don't want to be like Humpty Dumpty and like fall off the
wall. >> But >> you have you're a good egg thing with this like you're like you're like the golden egg or the goose that laid the golden egg. >> I'm the goose that laid the golden egg or I'm the egg that the goose laid. >> Maybe both. I don't know. I have to I have to work it out of my mind. But hey, I would love one of those. I would love But they ate that goose, you know, and
then they didn't make any more more money. Sure. Not kill the goose. like milk like a milk. They thought they would buy what they think they're buying all the gold inside the goose. I mean the the goose has to produce it. >> Dude, did Mason call you? He called you again today or he text? >> Just today. >> I love that. >> What does he do when you answer like when you What does he want? Like what does he do? >> He goes, "Hi." See, well, I just answer
when I'm on the air. So I go, he goes, "Psych." And I was like, "Mason." Um and he's like, "It's Mason." And I'm like, "I know it's Mason. Hey, Mason." And he's like, "It's Mason. Psyche. It's me. It's me, Mason." He does it again and again. And I'm like, "Okay, well, we'll come on the air." He's like, "You want me to come on?" I'm like, "Yes, can you come on the air?" "Hey, Psyche, you want me to come on?" And he repeats it again. Okay. He finally hangs up and then he comes on the air. But last night I left
a little early. I was only here for an hour and a half. And so he he showed >> He called you afterwards. >> Yeah. Right after the show. >> I missed it. I'm on a daytime schedule now. I'm going to try and keep it. >> I saw you on another show and then you haven't been here the past couple nights, but uh >> Yeah, I want to try and keep it. >> But you were at least in the in the music video. You know, you and Clumsy, if you had a child, it would look like
that. Overweight, bald guy with the muscle. >> Why did I Why did I have old Warog squish? >> Because it had like the Squishallow because it's like I said like analyze the chat from tonight, but I think it went to the night before and so then but then it put the guests from the next day and so it had like the Warog Squishallow arc, you know, and then it had Warog was on my show the other day. Jay Dog, did
you see he was on my show like like a >> Yeah. Yeah. I just met him a while ago and I guess um I've been dude I've been fighting this Bridget Bosan Bridget like the last last week I went on Chris Kings for the first time she let me on um me and her were fighting I was fighting with uh it was fighting >> Chris was at Chris K. >> No no I was on Chris Kings. >> Yeah.
>> Well you know Boston Bridge is a member of the show but she was awarded a membership she so she l I didn't know she did but I've never seen her in the chat ever but she >> so she's lurking. She's alerting sometimes. She's a member. So, she must be here sometimes. You know, >> you have to be in here in order to be a member, right? I don't collect anybody unless you're in here as as a participant. >> Hi, Apollo. >> Right. I mean, it's like they let I
mean, it's like people as long as you're opted in and then you're subscribed, I think. >> Yeah. >> Speaking of speaking of Warog being on your stream the other night, that was when we had the uh the lady the the bald lady one that took off the wig, >> the Japanese. Hey, I heard you talking to someone the next day or a couple days later and they were saying that >> we were mean to her. I don't think we
were mean to her. >> No, no, you weren't on not on my show, but I guess Arthur kept going around to different shows and like maybe and then it's like on War Dogs they were saying, "Oh, well, she was probably a man or something like that or like and stuff like that. >> A lady boy." >> Yeah. But all she it was just a bald cap. She was wearing she said she was doing a bachelorette party or something and she they're all >> Yeah. Some pitbull things. >> Yeah. They're just a pitbull and so they had these ball caps and so she had a wig
on top of her. I don't know how it worked. I'm not sure. Maybe she was It looked really real. It looked It looked really real. >> I didn't care. It was just the shock of just the surprise. >> A little surprise to everybody. >> Yeah. >> The woman I would have smashed like her boobs. Yet her boobs were displayed. I've never >> Hey, Clumsy. I meant you clumsy. But
it's not it's not a thing with you specifically, Clumsy. That's why I didn't want to name you. I it was just more the idea of clumsy. >> No, I don't have a problem with clumsy and that's why I was I wasn't saying a thing because I wasn't trying to I wasn't trying to start anything with him. It's not like that. >> Did you see the one clumsy? It was so funny. Clumsy was like drinking and then he's like, "Okay, but I got to go to the
store now." But he's like, "Oh, can you can you drive?" You know, yelling at somebody off camera and then he like is in camera seeing his car and then he like you can just see the hands and he puts his own hand and claps. He was driving himself. He was pretending there was somebody else in the car. >> I heard. Yeah, I heard. >> Hey, we all do some shit, man. Like, we've all caught, bro. That'd be
like, bro, that I'm not even going to lie, bro. That's like being caught getting caught like like red hand. I mean, we all do stupid shit. Like, >> I know. I mean, it's like, you know, but yeah, you know, because it's like getting because we don't want people to >> Okay, clumsy. It's fine. Like I said, I got no problem with you. it. I just wanted to be clear like say my part on on that. I didn't think that they that we were being mean, but whatever.
>> Yeah. >> No on you, man. I got nothing with you, Clumsy. >> It was a skit. See, I I knew I knew it was a scripted. I told Clumsy, I go, "Gee, that had to be scripted or it was too well played." Like, as far as like, dude, there's no way he that he really thinks that people are going to believe that this is real. There's no way. Well, I mean, it was >> You never know when he's trolling or
not, right? So, >> doesn't matter. Funny. I think it was funny about it. >> Didn't want to be call the police and say, "Oh, look for this like a Mexican guy like, you know, swerving." >> Yeah. Because they'll do that. They'll they'll they'll call the police, especially if you're docked, they'll call them and make up lies and stories. And, you know, >> I know. I well, you know, it's like, you
know, uh I almost don't want to say, but like, you know, somebody called the McDonald's um and told them that I was filming teenagers or something inside. >> They do that. Yeah, dude. They did that to me when I was live streaming. They they called the bar manager, the the bartender while I was on the live stream and they said I was filming up some
girl's skirt. >> Yeah. I mean, >> they to call the police and I was like, "You call them? I've been right here the entire time. You can see the camera. I was nowhere near anybody. There's not even nobody with a skirt on in here. >> Yeah. >> What the heck? >> I I know. Well, and then somebody somebody then somebody like um put a message on my community wall and they're they're like, "Oh, you think you know this is just the beginning because of what you did to Alex or something like
that. That's >> what >> was it Alex? Was it her that called the McDonald's?" It either was her or like you know somebody like she had told them the McDonald's address or something like you know she said you won't be I won't be able to >> Oh so she docks the address. >> Yeah, I think so. And uh so somebody did but I don't know somebody named what's the person's name? Um it's like I don't remember. Oh, we have Sig here.
>> Wow. >> Sig. What's up? Sig pimp daddy. >> He's a pimp shirt. Why are you shirtless? >> Cuz I was just having a freak off with Pyana. >> Oh no. So So I heard like >> she wanted she wants me to shit on her penis.
>> Okay, stop it. >> So s I have a question. So So Warog said that he and Pyana fell asleep on the phone together on and then he woke up and then she was on mute and he said she talk to talk to you and 300 Glow on Rumble >> and I think they broke up because of it. What do you think about that? >> Wow. >> Did you record her? >> Yeah.
>> Hyana is one of these one of these women. Um she's she literally like this is um she's like literally like uh probably even more chronically online than all of us combined. She's one of these people. She's got this like succubus fantasy in her mind. She wants to be the succubus, >> right? But it's like, you know, she looks she looks like
>> Ask me how I know. because she wanted to have sex with your spirit. >> How how do you know? >> Wow. >> So, but say you know I know Pyono like from before even I started streaming like you know so and I remember she always used to mention you and stuff. Did you ever date her or no? Or does he date her or he started saying >> why don't you ask her >> because I don't
>> since you know her more than I do >> I don't talk to her any I don't talk to her anymore. She had told me I need to get a job to be your friend. And I >> She needs to get He needs She's saying, "Do you need to get a job?" >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She said, "If I don't get a job, >> she's she's like another beta. Trust like a bunch of these streamers trust fun kids, they don't have to work." >> Well, she's That's so funny. Wait,
aren't you're you're like that, too. What am I saying? >> Please stop. >> She's Dion and she I think her I think her family comes from like >> Oh, she she has oil money. She's uh she's got Saudi Saudi Aramco. Yeah. Yeah. >> Saudi Arabia. >> Life. Yeah. >> Yeah. Did you ever like, you know, but Oh, but but Wordog was saying
>> that's why she's all depressed and has to waste her time >> doing stupid shit because she's got no better use for her time. >> Word said you sexually assault her. I mean, he was using that kind of term and I >> That guy says a lot of things. He says a lot of things. I don't think I would take anything that he says seriously. >> I don't think it's serious. >> This guy is basically the equivalent of
a troll under the bridge. >> I know you never met him personally. >> He lives He lives in He lives in his parents' basement where his parents come in and his father will tell him how pathetic he thinks he is. >> A sad I'm sad. >> I don't know how seriously I'm going to take an opinion of someone like that. Well, he's I think he's a Scorpio and so
he's he's a little bit jealous. >> I don't I couldn't care less. Sorry. >> Jealous type. >> Wow. >> Well, well, you're about to be arrested for rape. Okay. Sorry to tell you. >> Okay. Sure, buddy. >> Yeah. Yeah. He's going to press charge. I'm just kidding. Well, I mean I mean I just said I just thought it was wrong to say that about you. And this sexual assault to say something, you know, to somebody. >> But that's the worst thing you've heard people say around here.
>> Maybe harassment. Well, I know. No, I get called much worse things. I get told that I have >> AIDS, you know, on the daily and stuff like that and then accused of saying that other people. I never said anyone has AIDS. I don't have anyone's medical. I don't know. I don't know any I just know about there was rumors about some people, but I don't know. >> Wow. >> Please. It's like I I get held responsible for what other people say and it just drives me crazy. It's like,
>> did you hear what that is? >> You're in the same position, sick, but you don't know your dad. I don't know, Bean Gang. I assume that that's clumsy. >> Yeah, it is. I don't know what I don't know what is it. Warog does the same thing. This guy you guys all you guys don't have dads. I have my dad, dude. I don't know what I don't know what you're talking about. I feel bad. I feel like you guys are always bringing up the dad
stuff. It sounds like you guys don't have dads. I feel bad for you guys. >> My father My father passed away as well. >> Wow. Well, see that's one thing. If it passed away, okay, that's one thing. But these these these are these are the victims of deadbeat fathers. That's why they're the way they are. There's a there is a lot of projection projection in the community like people like you know they say things other people that are like they worry about themselves or else that wouldn't be so on their mind.
I think >> shit I'm Mexican. >> I know you are. >> Mexicans Mexicans don't have dead beat fathers. >> They they don't but their father fathers are kind of like you know working at Home Depot all day. But I'm just sorry. >> Wow. >> I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. >> You are most of our guys are fucking like drunks. >> No. Come on. Mexicans are hardworking men.
>> Think we get Mexican drunk in their heart. You work hard and you >> dog. I'm going to tell you this right now, Jay Dog. I've never seen my father drunk. Never. >> Okay. So, in my life have I seen him drunk. >> He's an East Coast Mexican. I'm a West Coast Mexican. >> Two different types of Mexican. >> West Coast Mexican. Yeah. It's called a Are you a Sereno? I don't know. Like
that. >> Yeah. No. No. Jay Dog's not wearing blue. I've definitely seen drunk Mexicans. >> Drunk Mexicans. >> Yeah, me too. Me, too. I got I got uncles that are drunk Mexicans, but I'm just saying my father, I have never seen him drunk. Never. >> I'm an exception. I'm an exception to the rule. >> Okay. Well, I mean, it's like um there's
there's two stereotypes. One is like the lazy Mexican and like in like this the shade with his ombrero over his head and then the hardworking Mexican. Like that's kind of like the stereotype today where it's like this like the hardest workers, you know, and uh I find I find the second one true. I think they're hard workers, but maybe in Mexico they're more more laid-back or something like that. But in America, >> well, because they're all running drugs in Mexico,
>> so they're not working that hard, so they can run drugs. >> They hustle here. Yeah, I guess >> here they have to earn their money. They got they got to work for >> Well, I don't know what it's about Latina. I think it's just growing up around. >> Of course, you have a daddy, Sig. Yeah, I have a dad. The fuck? How do you think a life is brought into this world? >> Everyone has a sperm donor, not everyone has a father. You know, not everyone has
someone that raises. >> Dude, do you remember when Alexandra wanted you to be the sperm donor? >> I do, but I was I psyche is the manurion candidate. >> No, she Yeah, she wanted she wanted to have Psyche's baby and she wanted to keep it like >> activation phrase. >> Yeah, I know. That's what I was just going to say. What is it activation phrase? Like what is it like a catcher
in the rye or something? I don't know what that remember that JD Salinger someone like, you know, thought they were brainwashed by Captain Ry and shot John Kennedy or something. Not John Kennedy. >> Kennedy. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Catch him in the Ry. It's a pretty good book. You read that thing? >> I never read it. >> No. You know what's funny? I I uh I failed all my classes. I dropped out of college.
>> But you >> But you see what I would do? I was really I was a really dumb kid growing up. You know what I would do instead of reading my my reading my books that I was supposed to read? I would I would bring in my own books. >> Yeah. >> And I would be reading in class. >> I went to class. I my me I my first semester of college when I went up north into Menllo College I never went to I
mean I I finally finished one class like psychology which I got a C in but I I failed every other class because I just didn't go to class. I would just be I started smoking pot and and like fucking just partying and going to parties and it was fun but it was like you know really sad because I was like okay well they gave me one more chance I just like you know passed one class ended up
taking another 10 years to graduate college. Yeah. So, uh, but anyway, yeah, uh, I finally do have a marketing degree and a fashion merchandising degree. And so, >> see, you're a fashion, you are legit a fashion designer. >> Merchandis merchandising. It's a little different than design, but it's Yeah, merchandising. It's like the same marketing side of it.
>> Okay. >> Yeah. But I did like we we do like fashion shows and stuff as projects. So, it was really fun. >> So, you could be hired as a consultant then, huh? I could, but I want to do my own. Like I'm doing this new merch and stuff like that. Like I've got some cool cool merchandise. Uh like I even have a psychi haters club design that I'll show you a couple designs.
>> My new merch. Um there's like gonna be here's a psychi haters club design. There we go. Psyche haters club. >> That's actually a good design, bro. I mean I don't I don't I'm not condoning what it says, but I'm saying the design is cool. Hey, if I can monetize even like the the people that hate me, I mean, that's like, >> hey, why not, right? Yeah. Make money off of it.
>> I like the eye roll. I like that, >> too. What if What if you actually like drew it yourself instead of having AI do it? >> I probably wouldn't do a very good job cuz I'm not the best drawer. I mean, it's a good >> Yeah, but don't you think like I think Psyche I mean, I I get that you like have a bunch of AI. >> Hey, this is for Hey, this is for merch. Okay. Like, >> can I can I say something real quick?
>> Sure. >> I think I think that and that like I think uh we're I mean it's already like this, but it's only going to get more like this. I think people are like they don't want AI art. >> I think a lot of people they see Hold on, let me finish. Let me finish, >> please. What I think what people are going to appreciate going forward into the future is human art and authentic
human art that is going to have more value than the art. So even if So what I'm saying, please let me finish. So what I'm saying is even if it doesn't look professional like whatever you're a graphic designer it was people will still think it's cool because you made it authentic. Have >> you heard of Photoshop? Do you know that most designs on shirts are computer designed? Um >> of course yes for the last 30 40 years I
don't know. Yes. >> We're in transition to a new medium a new medium for art. So who know >> is not the new medium for art. I'm sorry. No it's not. >> This is this is the old people's opinion. I'm sorry. This is the old people's opinion. >> Human art will always prevail. You the Mona Lisa. How old is
>> S? What does the word art short for? Do you guys know? >> Artificial. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. Art. Artifice. Artificial. It's because art is not the thing. It's like a approximation of it, >> right? >> It's a thing. Yeah. It's an item. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> It's not an approximation. real. Anyway, art is already artificial.
>> What do you mean it's not real? >> So, a picture of a pipe is a picture of a pipe. >> The the beautiful thing The beautiful thing about art is that you get to peer into someone's brain. You get to see their perspective, their perception. >> When you look at AI art, all you're looking at is a machine robot. >> Don't put down my fucking my my my business or my hustle. It's like that's not appropriate.
>> But it took to put that into perspective, though. You have to put that into the machine in order for it to generate it. >> They just make the images and they make it better than the average person would be able to draw it themselves. >> So, it's still Psyche's idea. It's still his idea. >> Yeah. >> Yes. I mean, definitely. It's like I I mean I And plus I especially with my uh
with the videos, I I block the videos. I do the character design. I like design the concept of it. I write the song. I mean, I do like a lot. >> They're your characters. They're your own >> it's a um it's a uh it's a blend and Samantha's making a face right now. So I'll just show you Samantha because you're unaware of like how good I've gotten but I'll show you like I guess the Sam man and beta video. I made a Sam
and Bea video. >> You know Broom Gang went up on on Warogs right a little while ago. >> Yeah, he was up there the other day too. >> He's getting braver. He's he's starting to jump up. He's he's starting to jump up more and more. >> Good for you. Good for you. Be gang member. Oh no, sorry. Bean Gang. Yeah, good for you, Bean Gang. Um, >> Brew Gang.
>> Boom Gang. I'm talking about uh J Bro or J whatever his name is. >> Okay, here's a beat of salmon video. Have you seen this DJ dog? >> Let me see. >> You're gonna love it. Hold on. Who's coming up right now? Oh, no. S's back. Okay, hold on. I'm gonna play this person. Okay, so I just want to show you. I mean, people say it looks more like KK than it looks like. Okay, I
don't have like Beta's a great picture of beta to use. I just So, I just used the best I could. But here it is. >> Why didn't you make another video of beta though? >> Because she was talking about me and so I got even. Okay. But here it is. It's not even mean. It's not even mean to her at all. It's a nice video. Here you go. >> Do you disagree? It's like it's a very nice video. I'll >> I just Whatever. I'm just staying here. >> Okay. Hey, shut up.
>> It actually does kind of look like KK more than it does beat. I'm not even going to lie. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. and everything. >> I used that really bad picture of her. >> White claw cracks. >> Beat his kitties in the chat. >> White claw and her paw. That's the holy grail. Now 12 cats on the couch and one is named drama. Say she's behind the scenes. Girl, you are the drama. Not
about the be but she season in the pot. Stirs it with the straw from my heart sells a shot. Hedge maze in the yard. Folks went in, never came out. Beat his bush got a weightless. That's what the Lord's about. >> Are you going? >> Same four words all day. That's their whole love life. >> What do you say? >> Worst kept secret on YouTube and we all
knew anyway. >> We know. >> We know. >> Same man on the mic. Marble mouth. Subtitles please. Sounds like a room. Choking on a bag of keys. >> Is that a spill or a sneeze? >> Said it like the word. >> Suffer playing big doggy but the bark got no bite. Chasing clout like a cat
chasing a laser light. Mid rain. Some ruters that cut in and he stopped. Scramble for the snacks cuz forgot the WHOLE PLOT. LEAVE BETA ALONE. >> CRYING LIKE IT'S 07. BRO, she's in your discord. YOU'RE THE ONLY TWO IN IT. >> Same forward every night. That's the whole love life. >> Still don't know what he's saying. Worst kept secret on YouTube. Y'all can just
say it. >> Say it. >> Just say it. >> You going live? >> Are you? >> She raids him. razor. Same 12 kitties in both chests. >> Y'all the worst kept secret since the BKG on my chest. >> I got it tattooed and I still got more privacy than y'all.
>> Beat up a claw. Sand man says two streams, one couch and the Wi-Fi st. She's not about the drama. He's not about the clout. Then why is the thumbnail red and why the caps lock shout biscuits for months? I made a song that's a rap. Now the sequel's here and y'all the whole track. Cat hair on the mic cuff filter on max. That's the sound of a Leo's ego going fast.
>> Why you going live? Why you going live? >> Same for words every night. That's the whole love life. >> Still don't know what he said. Worst kept secret on YouTube. Y'all could just say it and >> YOU GOING. >> ARE YOU GOING? >> Just say it. >> You going live? >> Are you? >> Cuz white claw cracks.
Hey, >> I have a question. >> All right. >> Yeah. So, so >> you >> don't you write you usually write diss tracks about like you know somebody you don't get along with. Right. Eminem is not friends with Machine Gun Kelly, I don't think. But >> yeah. So, is it a diss track? Is that what you're saying? >> Yeah. But it was a nice diss track.
>> It was pretty nice. I mean, it was like Yeah. I was making fun of her white claws in her bush, but come on. Bush is >> She was mad the other day when she went on Warog. She went off. See, then I actually I got into it with Beta again. Like again, like dude, it's a never ending fight with that girl for three years. >> Never ending. >> What did I tell you thing? Three years I've been dealing with that with her.
Long stop. Three years back. So Psyche, you're on year two going on year three. No, you're on year. >> Year two. Yeah. Well, actually, yeah, it's like almost year two. See? So, and look at what Psyche's going through. So, watch out thing. You might could be next, man. She gonna be fighting with >> She doesn't even consider thing a friend. She's like, she doesn't have friends online. She said friend. I mean, it's like even say friend. I mean, it's
kind of like, you know, >> not even like a big commitment. But >> I might be I'll deal with it if if and when that happens, but for now. >> Three muskers.
>> Bips. He's having three musket clearers. >> Oh, Bay Clips. Bay Clips is so sad. Why is Bay Clips sad? I mean, he's mad just because he's on OMIC right now. Like we swings. >> Yeah, that movie. How's the Ompic going? Have you lost weight? >> Maybe I'll date B clips if he's good-looking enough. >> But he all have all that loose skin. He's not going to have money for the surgeries because he's on that fake
Ozmpic. He's not on the good one, you know, the real one. >> I attracted the loose skin. I like I like his I like like the way my skin hangs down in the >> He's gonna look like a Netflix. >> He loves his Empic. He drinks it. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Well, here's a a miracle miracle cure. >> Like on that movie. What was that movie?
Thinner. He'll never stop. >> Oh no. The gypsy. The gypsy cursed. You mean >> Yeah. He'll never stop that. They say it was epic. You never stop losing weight. I mean Yeah. >> I That's what That's why that's why I'm so skinny. I think some gypsy put a curse on me, you know. >> Oh, >> yeah. No, I think her name was Vita. I'm just kidding.
>> No, I don't know. It's just It's funny. I She hates me though. She like I guess I went on Sandman's the other day and she just said she's like, "You are human garbage. I hate you." I mean, she just like was like so mean. I was like, "Oh my god." >> Yeah. She for no reason, too. For no reason. Yeah. >> She still says I I doxed her, which is like so laughable. It's like I did not I never doxed her.
>> Alex doxed her. >> Yeah. Looks like the picture. Yeah. I mean, maybe as I said, >> she says you doxed her, but you did that thing with the picture. >> Yeah, but no, she says I doxed her. She I mean, she says cuz I a picture of her and her ex. That's what she's talking about. >> Her last name once a post and then I deleted the post, but it's like, you know, 10 minutes later. >> Well, originally Katie's the one who who
ged her. Uncomfortably numbed her first. >> Yeah. And >> and everybody else just grabbed the picture. That's person sent me that picture and I didn't know who it was. I thought it was somebody in the community maybe, but it's like it turned out it was >> Wasn't Beta in it though. I don't remember that. >> She don't really look like her in that picture. She looked really bloated in that picture. So, you can't really tell it's Beta. >> And she was like, "Oh, wait. There's
Beeta." And then you're like, "Oh, >> she struck my channel for that." Um, I got >> She hit me, too. >> She hit me with a copyright and and my whole channel got taken down for that. >> I thought she never struck anybody else, but she struck your channel down. >> No. Yeah, she she if anybody asked her, did you strike Jay Dog with a privacy or a copy? One of those she me three times with one of those. Three times. And that's what my channel get out of it
because I got out of the copyright because it wasn't a copyright issue. It was a privacy issue and privacy. >> That's what it was. >> They give you days to take take >> Yeah. >> And so that's why it got taken down. And then Alex also also struck me like six or seven times. I got I got all those taken down too because I was in the clip or it was a fair use or something. It was on the >> and it was your clip. It was yours.
Yeah, >> most of them were my clips like 90% of them or she was reading something that I sent or something and so but I don't know. She's not she wasn't mad at me. Like it looks like she got like her anger got down a little bit. Now she's angry at me again because INX said she might have something Oh, there's right is
Hello. >> What's up, man? >> Hi, Mason. What's up? >> Oh my god. >> Hi, new Mason. How are you? >> I just want to give you a call. Can I talk to you right now or are you busy? >> I'm on I'm on my show. Can you come on the panel with Thing That Is and me and uh and Jay Dog, >> you're on your show right now. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Come on up.
>> Okay. >> Okay. I'll see you in a minute. Okay. Thanks, Mason. >> Okay, we have Mason coming over. Yeah, Mason. >> And that's what you have to deal with, huh? >> It's fine. I mean, yeah, I mean, he's a nice person. Yeah. >> No, I know somebody's been calling you non-stop. He says, "We're gonna ask Mason some questions." >> Brandon is in the chat again. So, Matt
Brandon's okay. Brandon, I know that was a AI picture with you in the hospital. Why were you asking for money with a fake hospital? Brandon, that's very, very uh bad. And look at this. He has this bots in the chat now. But I hope obviously not a lot of them because I only have 10 people. Okay, we have a guest. Let's welcome. Oh, Sig's coming
back. Okay, Sig wants to come back us. Okay. Come on, Sig. Get up here. Okay. Hi, Sig. You're on the air. Look at him. Look at Look how dumb he looks. >> I'm going to grab something real quick. Okay, hold on. Is it okay if I put Bronzeberg's picture up?
>> Sure. Whoa, dude. >> Okay. Oh my god. >> What the fuck? >> He know he was that was on a show. That was on a show. >> Why is it so dangerous coming here now? Now I'm gonna get in shit with other people now. T >> Bronber. But you're afraid of Bronber. Bronber hates Vita. So >> I didn't say I'm afraid. I just said I'm going to get in shit now with other people. >> Who? Who car? >> What are you doing, man? Put him in back
or something till he gets >> Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. I will. Hold on. I gonna say I can turn off the audio avatars here. There you go. >> Enough of this doxing shit, man. Even though >> it's not doc because it's not a doc. I know technically it's not a dox >> on a show. >> I know. I get it. I get it. >> Yeah. He looks like Bill like young Bill Cosby >> still man. >> Oh, come on. >> I don't want to be messed up in this
shit. >> I don't I don't have technology that is, you know, does facial recognition, you know, to >> I know. Psych. I'm not >> We don't know anything about it. All we know is that he looks like a young Bill Cosby. >> I know. I know. I'm not saying it's you or anything like that. >> Okay. Oh my gosh. Look at I'm a Peter. Peter Phil. What does that mean? Oh my
Pu Padoo. What's a Padu? I don't know. I don't understand these child abise. What's child? Hi Inx. How are you sweetheart? Come on up. >> Someone we need help here in chat. >> Yeah, come on up. INX if you want to chat. I know. Look at this. Yeah, guys. Can you take Can you just delete those comments? you. It doesn't matter to
block them because they're just robots. So, Brandon's paying paying for Brandon, sending me some more robots. I need to get my numbers up, please. Thank you so much. Hi, INX. Yeah. Well, yeah. So, I guess I'll have to have my the avatars hidden. It looks like it's a little bit dangerous here. Here, here's Inx coming up. Let's welcome Inx to the show. >> How are you? >> Sorry, Psyche. >> Hi.
>> Yeah. >> Hey, what's up? I've been I've been really busy and I've been around, you know, I told you that they brought me that uh orange cat. It's a Yeah, she's pregnant. >> Pregnant. Oh my gosh. >> So, I'm getting help. I connected with this uh person that got me into rescue and become a uh you know, advocate. >> Uhhuh. So, we talked yesterday and she sent me some from information because
I've never dealt with a pregnant cat, but I got friends that are going to help me and a neighbor who's who's familiar with uh helping um newborn cats, >> girl cats, >> cuz they got upset when I said there's an appointment that they're going to take her and get her uh fixed and and abort, you know, I guess abort. >> I I don't I'm against cat abortion. I really
>> Yeah. No, I'm not going to do that. So, they're going to help me and you know, it's just new to me. I just thought, well, she might be just pregnant or just got pregnant, but no, I can't do that to her. >> Yeah. >> So, yeah, she's going to be okay. But this is the first time I've had a deal with a pregnant cat having kittens, you know. >> It'll be done. I've had three litters and it's amazing experience. A really
amazing experience. >> Really? So, you might give me some advice if I need it. That friend of mine is knows how to raise um like the feral little kittens that they'd found before and they put a lamp and everything on them. And they told me that the cats are usually pregnant for two months. >> Yeah. Yep. It's a quick little pregnancy. They give birth to probably like four to between four and six.
>> Oh my god. Better six. >> But yeah, we're gonna, you know, it's easier to adopt out cats. But then my friend who's done rescues for a long time, we're going to probably team up and run a big rescue for a start or whatever. >> Yeah, it's not going to happen right now, but we're working together. So, she's back into rescuing and she has a a Facebook with the rescue she's had for years.
>> Why am I listening to some uh obese? >> We're talking about our cats, asshole, Sig, you know, Batman. Look at them. >> Yeah. >> So, yeah. >> We are cuz we support cats, dumbass. Yeah, this a >> fucking obese man. >> Where is this voice coming from? >> It's coming from >> Please stop talking about my penis like
that. You're going to make me blush. >> Why don't you let Brandon up? >> Um Brandon, Brandon, if he wants to come up, I'll talk to him. >> Yeah, you know. Yeah, let Brandon up. >> Remember, he's >> It's crazy how It's crazy how you could really tell when a white woman is obese just by listening to >> You're the obese one. I'm not obese,
dumbass. I hadn't been obese. about my obese. You're going to make me blush. >> Look at you. You're an obese man. I keep seeing me. >> Yeah. Did you say the third time? I didn't hear you the last two. >> I don't care about you. How come you you don't even can't wear clothes. You don't fit in anything, Batman.
>> No, I have to go I have to go to DXL. >> I go to hell. That's where you're going, Indian man. >> I'm go to heaven. That's why you guys you guys could argue in hell for the rest of eternity. >> Anyway, Psyche. Yeah, lit him up to talk. You know, >> I mean, I would I'm I'm willing to talk to anybody. I really
>> kind of sounds like war dog. Don't ever disrespect me like that again. >> Warog war. >> Kind of sounds like war dog. >> Kind of sounds like a war dog. I can >> sound like war. He sounds better than you, dumb ass. >> Don't ever disrespect me. That again
nothing like him. Don't ever disrespect again. >> Sorry. They're talking too over us, huh? >> Especially sick. >> Wow. >> Yeah. >> Here I am. >> Yeah. So, how how are you? So, how how's everything else I >> Oh, it's going great. I've been busy. So, I'm I'm heading downtown in a little bit.
>> What did Nation say now? I don't know. Where's Mason? He's there. >> Called. He called. He's supposedly on his way over here. I haven't seen him back yet. So, >> who? >> Um Mason. >> Mason's on his way. Oh, you mean to the panel? >> Yeah. Okay. >> I thought he was going over. >> That's what I thought. I guess I guess
>> from Louisiana or whatever. Holy shit. >> Yeah. So, what's what's channel? Too late too or something. I think I'm going to I'm going to stream and see. I guess Beeta's fighting with them. >> Oh, VA is on there now. >> Yeah. Let me check. I'll I'll stream it. Hold on. Okay. >> How do you spell his channel name? Cuz someone put his channel name in my chat, too. >> T O. >> Uhhuh. Late.
>> Too late. >> T O late. T O. >> I did that. It's not coming. Oh, I have to go at maybe. Yeah, >> I don't see him. Okay. >> I don't know. Here >> I see Stella and looks like maybe >> I hear beta's voice maybe. >> That's what we're doing, chat. All right,
>> that's what we're doing. Yo, Psyche, that's what we're doing. >> All right, the same goes with you. But the thing with you is that I don't have a friendship with you where I can talk to you logically and say, "Hey, Sage, you know, that's going to suck things. You know, people are going to, you know, start crying and complaining and getting messages and getting bothered behind the scene because some fucking bitch over there can't fucking take anything, you
know. >> Not messages. Emails. Emails. >> It is Sage. Yeah, >> emails. >> Sage.
>> I'm sorry. My bad for making that. My bad. >> Sage. She said he wants to be >> evil. You just can't take like if you try to tell him something. Oh my god. >> I'll do nothing. I'll take the 40. I don't give a fuck. I'll make it, you know, the whole fucking year. Like I don't give a shit. It's not about the 48 hours. It's that you don't get it. You do not get it.
>> No, you're doing a power specific. You're queen beat up >> and you're just being mean to man. Oh man. >> She ran me for 24 hours and saying niggers fan. He gets 48 hours. That's wild. >> Well, she like I don't know. I don't
speak for her. I didn't >> basically the n word is less offensive than Crystal and face.
>> Crystal an people. Black people are colored people. Do you fucking get it? >> Crystal's in another fucking level cray crate. >> He is going to be like, "Oh my god, they use my feet. We don't use my picture. I'm going to go after her." Like that's the way she fucking goes. She doesn't like very good pictures. >> She doesn't like me. And it's just like
every fucking time Sam plays, I get the lashing. And trust me, >> right away I get it. He just doesn't want to fucking hear it. I'm not going to say everyone's fucking dead. >> I'll be back. I want to go check. >> Fucking don't do it. I There's a reason why I say don't do it. >> I think we're in. >> Yeah. She always said that she was going to take me right on dick. So you would think
everything is unfair. >> When I say the n word, I get 24 hours. So are Asians. >> Didn't I give you a warning? >> So you're sensitive. >> Yes, I did. Yes, I did. I said >> Yeah, man. It's like kind of ridiculous. Here. Talk to the bathroom. We'll be right back. >> Are you still playing it? Oh, yeah. turn. What's going on, Karen?
>> Oh, not much. Just what I said, just uh Yeah. So, I've been kind of busy. >> Oh, okay. >> Like I said, it's new about a pregnant kitten. I was freaking out because when I made arrangements to get her vetted or whatever on and they're going to call me on Tuesday, they were saying, "Well, we can go ahead and and get her spayed after the surgery. It's like the boarding." And when I talked to my friend who does rescue said, "Don't do
it." And my best friend. So they they they're they know how to take care of kittens, so I'll be fine. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> She's a t an orange tabby. She's beautiful. She's so pregnant. >> That's good. Are you going to keep the kings or you going to um get rid of >> No, no, no. We're going to get them adopted or, you know, so
>> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm just worried about the pregnancy and what do I do? I've never done that. Uh you know, especially pretty good at it. The mama cats are pretty pretty good at like you know you know especially Lola. Lola was a really good mom and like soon as she just fed them and took care of them and then soon as they were big enough she was like no more.
I've seen dogs give birth, but they didn't have any problem. And I was a little kid, so it's not like I was involved with, you know, helping that. But I remember years ago, we we had a peies that had uh puppies, and she slowly uh, you know, it's it's it was weird. But, um, it was different, >> you know, especially when they leave a little blob outside. It's like, what's
that? My dad's like, oh my god, she just had a puppy. >> And the cat eat it. The cat will eat that sack. >> Yeah. Yeah, >> she did that, too. At first, it just came out weird and I didn't even know she was having babies. >> Oh, it's so gross. I mean, it's gross, but they know. And then the little kittens, they look like mice. I'm like, how does like the cat know not to like, you know, eat them like mice and stuff like that or because they're so little,
but the cat knows. >> They know what to do. Oh my god, >> they know what to do. And uh yeah, I mean, it's like I I just had like Lola. Okay, so we have a guest. Let's welcome to the show. Oh, >> I try and you shall succeed. >> Are you going to continue playing that clip? >> No, it wasn't a clip.
>> Oh, that was Arthur. Arthur, come back. Arthur, come back. But he got damned and he saw >> Arthur got >> Arthur doesn't like Sig. >> Wow. >> Why you don't like Sig? >> No wonder. these these people the people that don't like me generally it's either because I'm annoying which I will accept >> on the air you're on the air
>> or because they don't have anything to refute what I'm saying and they just like doing this >> but I'm better doing this >> and they don't like that >> war dogs >> I'm annoying okay I'll accept that >> is over there >> he wanted to go see he wanted to go uh play simp for beta that's what happened >> all right hold on I'll be back And then he just get the same thing,
too. >> Yeah, it's okay. >> Lower yourself. Yeah, lower yourself on my cock, faggot. Excuse me. It's like I'm going to say homosexual. Disgusting homosexual. Sorry. That's what I meant to say. >> Oh, stop it. You had a good experience. >> Did you hear Bronber threatening people? >> Right. I know.
Oh, >> I don't have lice. I have I have what's it called? I have uh fuck what's it called? Psoriasis. I got psoriasis. >> Craps. >> So what what Jay Dog? >> Oh um Bronzeber threatening people who threatened Bea physically and he threatened Christine physically. >> Well, I heard him say he was going to >> J dog. I'm going to threaten you
emotionally. >> Go ahead. >> I don't like you anymore. >> That's cool. >> Have a hug. Let's have a hug. >> You would let a guy suck you off IF YOU COULD GET AH, >> no one will touch. No one will touch Sig's micropine. >> Karen, would you give Sig a hug?
>> Did I? Oh, God. No. I don't I wouldn't allow her to. >> What happened to Arthur? >> My first My first experience My first experience having my penis touched >> was when I was in college and this bitch, she was just like a slut. She was a straightup slut. She just brought me into her room and pulled my pants down.
I didn't even do nothing. >> That almost happened. >> You just let it happen. S you let it happen. >> I was like, "Fuck. I got Yeah. I'm a victim." I was like, "I'm a victim." She started sucking my dick. I was like, "I'm a victim." >> Yeah. Yeah. You're innocent. Yeah. You're innocent. There you go. >> They got assaulted. Well, I mean, yeah. Who else was like Oh, yeah. So Jay1 said the other the other day that after he
asked or beta asked him if the the Angels were >> I was like damn that bitch really on that shit asked the Dodgers were playing the Celtics and he's like oh no I think they're I think they're different kind of teams basketball and then then he said oh you know VA one time a woman at the chicken restaurant came up to me and said she wants to go fuck with fuck me and then um and then but I ran away and
then that was like 10 years ago and what do you think about he was like that will never happen And once once in a lifetime you miss out your chance like Yeah. He's >> Do you want to see something? >> Do you want to see a picture of uh one day one looks like? >> All I'm saying All I'm saying is that All I'm saying is that you're saying that nobody would touch my dick. Not only would no one would touch my Not
only would somebody touch my dick, but I don't even have to ask for it. >> Shit. They did it for me. Fuck. >> Are you here? INX. Okay. INX left. Okay. She didn't want to be alone. >> Men can't be raped. Great. Say that. Say that to clumsy. Say that to clumsy. Men can't be raped. Say
that to clumsy. Fuck. >> Well, like anally they can, I guess. But like, you know, I'm kind of like the blowjob thing is Yeah. 5150. What about that? BK Sam man. Is that BK Sam? Alpha males turn the situation around and do the Oh my god. Hey bae. Tik Tok won't
What? What? Tik Tok won't what? All the gays are here. So, I like Tik Tok. There's like a lot of hot guys on Tik Tok. S. And uh I I love watching it. You ever watch Tik Tok? >> I mean, I think I think um I have I have had gay friends that aren't like uh so like openly sexual.
So, I like I know that it's possible to have an enriching and fulfilling gay life without it just being about sex all the time. So I wonder why is it for people like you like you have to like make every interaction oh gay guys oh you're hot like like it's it's almost like at every junction >> you don't you don't do that about women you don't say oh this this woman's hot
you're pir no >> I don't just insulting to everybody okay well we're doing >> no just no just pyram >> you're in love with her okay well Warog. >> Well, she's in love with me, first of all. >> I think she might be cuz she's like, >> it's not my fault. >> Put Warog on hold to go talk with you.
That That's crazy. >> She's just a She's just a really like awful like um >> Yeah, I think I would fuck her, but there's no way in hell I would want to date her. >> Oh, no. >> No way in hell. >> I mean, she I was >> this person this person would just make your life a complete nightmare. I was just >> But I understand us with Beeta and Warog
and these Sam, these sorts of people, they want they want to make this like uh that's the spectacle. It's the entertaining program. >> Well, it's not entertaining. >> They're they're like imitating they're like imitating like um I mean there's like layers to it. They're also like imitating like um like beat in particulars. I mean, I'm going to say beat it because I've seen her go through
at least a dozen guys. Um she she likes she's uh what is it called? rest of development. So, she she just wants to keep she wants to keep repeating the like high school dating experience of like, "Oh, we're not being serious. Oh, but I like you." "But we're not being serious." "Oh, but I'm messing with
you." "Oh, but I like you." >> Like that really like early dating, like when you're stupid still. She like likes to replicate that. >> Yeah. But everything else is high school, too. Like you know how the friend groups and like you know, oh this person >> I wouldn't call it a strong opinion. I wouldn't call it a strong opinion. I
just it's an opinion. It's definitely uh my observation, I would say. >> Yeah. I mean, yeah, I would tend to agree. Yeah. Um, so what who is E? E is what? Who? Where is there an E in the
chat? I don't know. I don't see E. Yes. What he gets for fun with me? It says Okay. I don't know. I don't know. Um, clumsy know my name. Okay. Uh, yeah. Yeah. So, BS likes Grateful's pick. I just have to be careful like, you know,
people putting avatars, but I'm trying to be kind of neutral because I get too much trouble with people. So, what else? Sig has 300 glow. Have you talked to 300 glow lately? your little amigo. Wow.
>> Okay. Well, okay. Since you're just going to sit like a like a lump, I'm just going to play the rest of my thing. Hold on. The digital ecosystem of lives moderation and rival users. In this specific architecture, attention is a
scarce resource. Access to the microphone is a tactical advantage and users fiercely gatekeep who is allowed to speak. To understand how digital identities form within this space, we set a strict archival parameter. Scan this early footage to find the exact moment a specific user known as Psyche
enters the record. This diagram maps the baseline data, 4 hours of broadcast time and 3,000 lines of caption cues from January 8th. Yet, out of thousands of data points, the name Psyche yields zero results. The subject is completely absent. The archive reveals a combative
closed off arena and an entirely absent figure. Within a week, that same figure would be the center of the room's attention, despite starting with no footprint at all. The timeline moves forward to the following day, January 9th, during a massive 6-hour stream titled Kitty Zigzag Bratz. The name finally appears, but it doesn't arrive
through a digital argument. Instead, Psyche enters the record through a dense cluster of birthday greetings flooding the chat log. Immediately, the panelists begin constructing his public reputation out loud. Multiple speakers take the microphone to praise his generosity, sharing stories of him offering free card readings to anyone who asks. This warm reception is a departure from the
hostilities that dominated the panel just 24 hours earlier. Then at time stamp 6 hours 31 minutes and 57 seconds, the casual broadcast is interrupted by an emergency alert. A physical world crisis presses directly into the digital room. Psyche is in the path of a rapidly spreading local wildfire, and the
glowing orange flames you see here are threatening residential houses in his immediate area, prompting a possible evacuation. As thick smoke plumes dominate the sky and residents flee past local RV parks, the natural disaster forces the community into a real-time reaction. The panelists drop their standard programming entirely. They actively scan
the chat to confirm he is still online and coordinate a platform handoff, moving viewers from one live stream to another to ensure he has company while he waits for updates. Under the pressure of a physical threat, the live stream instantly drops its function as an entertainment stage. It reorganizes itself into a mobilized network of human care. We can watch this protective
network solidify by moving the timeline forward to the broadcasts of January 15th and 16th. By this point, panelists act as secondhand character witnesses. They share specific stories to validate his reputation, like the detail of Psyche quietly adopting a 15-year-old cat to save it from being euthanized. The community's affection begins to
materialize into digital artifacts, including a fan- created song written and shared specifically for him. All of this accumulating goodwill, operates in direct opposition to the harsh gatekeeping and reactive bands that defined the original baseline streams. The users are no longer simply saying nice things on microphone. They are coordinating logistical methods to
support his digital presence across the platform. In an unscripted digital space, a user cannot simply claim their own character. Their identity is verified and sustained entirely by the shared stories of the room. To understand why this matters, look at the economic reality of the live stream system. The most valuable currency is
platform visibility. In our initial baseline data, the tools governing visibility were used exclusively as weapons. Panelists utilized mute buttons, blocks, and channel bands to silence opposing voices. By the conclusion of the January 16th broadcast, the panelists are operating those exact same mechanical tools for the opposite purpose. They take specific
public actions to boost Psyche's profile, offering on air shoutouts, pasting links to his channel, and extending direct panel invitations. This network map illustrates how the community routes its viewers outward. They push their audiences into different live streams, constructing a multi-channel neighborhood around a single user. As shared audiences
interlock, they build a dense structural web. This collaborative network replaces the isolated void we observed one week prior. The data shows that in these rooms, support is a public, measurable action. The same digital architecture used to wage internet conflict can be rewired by its users to sustain a protective network of connection.
>> There we go. >> Okay. >> Anti-gravity can now run AI agents. >> Okay. Where am I? Are you going live? Say it. Okay. Where am I? Close. Okay. Here. Oh, here I am. Okay, thank you for
watching that. Okay, 51. Okay, so let's see. So that was when things were going good. It was remember that. Hi. If Sig gave you YouTube, he'd be huffing gas and if I if Sig didn't have YouTube, he'd be huffing gas and spray paint in the teepee. That's true. Okay. Sig would try inhaling Soki. Hey,
I'm walking on sunshine. I'm walking on sunshine. Remember that? Remember that uh that intervention where the woman was walking on sunshine? That was a good one. Her name is Alison. Okay. Got my flamus. See how spicy these are?
I love Doritos. They're good. Not too spicy. a little bit. So good. Okay. Um
here, let's uh let me see. That is spicy. That is spicy. Okay. Um
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just one minute. Okay. So, how is everyone doing in the chat? Um, oh, this is really good. I put popcorn. This is called sweet and salty kettle corn. And it's really good with I had peanut M&M's and I put M&M's and popcorns.
Peanut M&M's and popcorn. Like a little chocolate tasting with popcorn. So good. Okay, so I'm going to play the smear campaign. So enjoy this song.
>> Check. Check. Same search. Fresher smoke. >> You don't bring facts, you bring li and you don't tell truth. You cast roles and you pick the wrong one for me.
You build a case out of side eyes, thumbnails, and tone. Turn a rumor to a relic. Put it up on a throne. Take a dozen loose fragments. Stitch a monster from scraps. Then you point at your creation. Like see I'm just stating facts. How you bait with suggestionification do flips. Got a mouth full of poison and a courtroom
eclipse. Everything's a pattern when you need the crowdf
together. Make contamination the proof. You'll buy association. Cheap glitter on the truth. You want villains on demand, nice and easy to brand. So you cook up a persona, then you wave it at the stands. You don't prove it, you perform it. You don't know, you're just distorted. Dress the gossip like a goddess, then pretend the lie is honest. You're a machine
running hot, running dirty. Cut the tape, loop the line, make the wheat look worthy. Copy paste panic ra
but I don't fit the part you f me a machine. Everybody sees the seam. You got drama in your bloodream. Static in your dream it frame it. Sell it. Say my name over.
Tell it, spin it, clip it, frame it, sell it. See, I could touch it. Can't you smell it? False glow, fake, deep, bad faith, cracked halo. False glow, fake, deep, bad faith, cracked halo. First comes the grand theory, then the
casket gets a sign. Then you act like you got X-ray vision straight into my mind. And everybody's a puppet. Everybody's in play. Till the facts hit the room and your mystique melts away. You call paranoia wisdom. Call projection a gift. You call smoke a revelation while the evidence drifts. One aesthetic detail, one vibe, one
phrase. Then you build a whole mythology and set it ablaze. No receipts, just dramatic pauses, coded little sneers. No substance, just a fog machine in your ears. You got your audience trained to clap when you stare at the screen like a bargain b oracle selling fear as a scene. You don't prove it, you imply it. Set it loose and then
deny it. Play conductor for the chaos and say wow I never call this. You're a machine running hot dirty. Cut the tape the line. Make the week look worthy. I'll be paid panic rage little paper crown on firewood stage. You wrote a
script but I don't the part you say keep me here as an me machine. Everybody sees the scene. You got drama in your bloodream. Static in your dreams. Static in your dreams. Dusty queen of the me.
static in your dream. You call it truth. I call it theater with your cheap smoke screen. This is how you do it, right? Float a charge, then dim the light. Let the audience connect the dots while you act shocked at what they got. I'm just asking questions. Sure, with a loaded wink and a poison slur. I'm just noticing a trend. Yeah, every witch hunt says that in the end, you need a villain, need a storm, need a target to
keep you warm. Need an ace and a throw like me. So the board crowd feels a leap, but here's the rock beneath the gloss. You confuse control with loss. You confuse attention with power. You build on a wheel's body. You want me trapped in a costume. You stitch from gossip and spy. Want me chasing every breadcrumb
while you d out on the fire. But I see the rigging, sweetheart. Every pulley, every queue. You're not exposing the darkness. You're manufacturing it too. You sell a tremor as an earthquake, a whisper as a war. You make a paper mask and scream. There's the monster I was warning for. That trick is all that fell and that crown is tin for your own skin. You can find that fear for clicks.
But trust that crown is tin for your own skin. You can find that fear for clicks. But you can't make fiction stick by your tower tilt thread by thread. Your story splits. You can sneer, perform a cue. Still not proof. Still just fuse.
You're a smear machine running hot, running dirty. Same old trick, same cheap bread, same truth done. Flirty copy paste panic rage, little paper crown on a firewood stage. You wrote a script, but I burned the bar. You don't
get access to my heart near the machine. Everybody sees the scene. You got drama in your bloodream. Static in your dream. Let me translate it for the rumor. You package rumor and prophecy.
You spray paint motive on strangers. You call me insight. You call performance pro. You call that power. I call it what it is. A set, a tired script, and a liar begging for better lighting.
Okay. Hi, Beth. You're a smear machine. Okay. So, I'll show you like here's the progression. So, that was in January, but look what happens by May with Beta and I. Here's what happens by May. It all goes down a hill. >> Welcome to a cult of psyche
transmission. Early in the year, the Btasky stream operates like a digital living room. People drop in, swap personal stories, and hang out in a relaxed, positive space. >> A frequent topic of conversation is a creator named Psyche. The audience openly discusses their affection for him, specifically calling out his sweet personality, even if they don't fully
buy into his tarot card reading sessions. But beneath this casual aesthetic lies a rigid infrastructure. This ecosystem runs on monetized streams fueled by super chats, channel memberships, and subscriber badges. When a social circle exists entirely within a financial platform, the boundary between a genuine friend and a paying patron
dissolves. By May 15th, that living room warmth evaporates into a grueling 7-hour public trial. The entire panel centers on a complete breakdown of trust with Psyche. Multiple creators take the mic to air grievances over broken promises, unturned loyalty, and sudden shifts in his moderation rules. When a private
relationship degrades into a public broadcasting spectacle, it forces a reckoning over what actually constitutes support and who ultimately holds the power to set the boundaries of the friendship. Trust in this ecosystem is negotiated through three specific currencies. The first is the ledger. The May 15th argument circles relentlessly around a single $50 transaction. A user
named Alex allegedly sent the money to Psyche to pay a fee to get unbanned with $30 of that meant to be forwarded to a creator named Tracy. Psyche insists the money was sent, going so far as to announce Alex is allowed back on the panel. Tracy maintains she only ever received an initial $20 and the remaining 30 never arrived. Throughout
the 7-hour stream, Tracy and her defenders repeat the same caveat. This is not actually about $50. Tracy even states she would have given Psyche more money if he had just asked. The money functions as a proxy for principle and honesty. It is a quantifiable metric of respect and failing to balance that account signals a direct insult. A
broken financial agreement immediately fractures the social hierarchy. It turns a peer-to-peer friendship into a dispute between a debtor and a creditor. Financial transactions in these chat rooms operate as the literal accounting of respect. A broken ledger severs the friendship. The second currency of trust is the mic,
the power to grant panel access. During the stream, the Hurst expresses deep anger that Psyche continues to allow a user named Arthur on his panel, citing Arthur's invasive and inappropriate comments about her family. Simultaneously, rival factions exert their own pressure. A group known as Jaime's Cowboys heavily lobbies Psyche behind the scenes, demanding he
permanently ban another creator named Katie from his Discord and live streams. In this environment, sharing screen time is heavily scrutinized. Bringing someone onto a broadcast is read as a direct alignment with their actions and their rhetoric. Handing a guest a microphone is never treated as simply hosting a conversation. It is demanded by factions and viewed by the community as a total
moral endorsement of that person's behavior. The third and final currency is the open door. The mechanics of moderation and audience presence. Viewers actively weaponize their participation. They threaten to cancel paid channel memberships or demand cross- promotional favors to coers creators into following their specific rules of engagement. The community
measures true loyalty through defensive action. A viewer proves their worth by diving into a hostile chat room and taking bullets to defend a creator against attacks. The inverse is also true. The ultimate betrayal is simply sharing screen time with a perceived enemy, an act that instantly nullifies years of prior support. As rivalries
heat up, they bleed across the network. A single dispute forces participants in connected channels to sever ties and pick a side. If a creator violates these trust metrics, the network retracts its support, starving the channel of viewership and revenue required to survive. Audiences leverage moderation and the threat of their absence to
enforce strict ideological purity on the creators they claim to support. The climax of the May 15th broadcast hits when Psyche briefly appears in the chat while the active panel dissects his behavior. His arrival triggers an immediate breakdown in communication. Accusations fly in real time as attempts to clarify the disputed $50 devolve into
further hostility. Confronted directly by Tracy regarding the missing payment, Psyche reacts by abruptly shutting down his own concurrent live stream, severing the digital connection entirely. The panel attempts to moderate a highly sensitive interpersonal dispute using the rigid tools of public broadcasting
via open microphones, live chat windows, and realtime moderation logs. Applying the mechanics of public entertainment to a private friendship guarantees mutual destruction. 8 days later, on a May 23rd broadcast, Psyche is completely absent from the conversation. Yet the panel conflict rages on without him with users
fighting over who holds the correct links. The infrastructure of the drama remains perfectly intact, idling on the server, ready for the next dispute. In a monetized digital community, there is no such thing as a true back channel. Every personal boundary and perceived slight must be negotiated in front of an audience utilizing a public mic, a chat
box, and a financial ledger. The platform's mechanical architecture, from monetized super chats to open panel links, actively manufactures the conflicts its audience consumes.
I guess they're there because Beta was there, but um yeah. Uh oh. Yes, >> I just wanted to make a comment regarding um niggers. >> Okay. Okay. Well, anyway, I hope you guys have a good day. I'll be back
tonight. Um and um I love you. Talk to you later.
You are entering the codeex,
a blink stable.
The show went dark then October woke unscripted mouths in the cards we spoke. Black half familiar on the altar chair. The real leaders never needed a prayer. Half philosopher half open panel circus
tarot in one hand. In the chaos and service, they came for a read and they stayed for the 3,000 nights we refuse to forget. You drink algorithm wine. It drinks you back. We keep back up joy where THE TROLLS CAN'T CRY. >> I don't ask for worship.
>> I ask for awakening. >> Forget your wories. >> Leave your cares at the game. This isn't a cult. It's a joke with a fade. Take what you need from the night and the day and leave freer
than you came. A billion broken transcripts learning to breathe. The codeex is hungry. It never leaves. Every crack is biography. Gold in the ore pain into myth on the underground floor. They feed on the
leakage. They starve on the still voices a ritual. Hold it don't spill as above in the heavens or below in the chat. Oh fant even that lost get ground in the secular verse. Dark mode is silence a match not a spark. The signal still
survives. The signal still survive. >> I don't ask for worship. >> Ask for awakening. Press space to enter. It ain't a slide.
It's a doorway. We're in a million lives. Take what you need from the night and the name and live fear.
Then you came
and you came. Anybody that's here isn't a cult because it isn't a real cult. It's a joke. Now go.