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Psyche delivers a meta-analytical explainer of the fictional "Cult of Psyche" series finale (Module 9), analyzing how the narrative subverts viewer expectations by transforming an organizational audit into one directed at the viewer themselves, revealing that mere attendance is the only measurable metric of success.
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At ▶ 0:33, Psyche begins an explainer focused on Module 9, the finale of the Cult of Psyche series. The first eight modules maintained a clinical, detached procedural register auditing an organization, but Module 9 fundamentally shifts ▶ 1:00: the deadpan lens aims directly at the viewer for the first time. Psyche establishes the setup: in Modules 1-2 ▶ 1:26, initiates received a repeated promise—"there will not be a test. There is never a test"—creating a false sense of safety ▶ 1:37. Module 9 shatters this promise ▶ 1:50: it IS the test, conducting an audit on the initiate (the viewer) themselves. The expected outcome would be a clinical assessment of the viewer's worth ▶ 2:15, but instead ▶ 2:23, the system reveals the organization holds zero data—every criterion returns "not measurable" ▶ 2:27. The resolution arrives at ▶ 2:59: the only requirement to pass is attendance. The viewer simply being present is the entire point ▶ 3:01. Psyche then unpacks visual payoffs: the progress bar, which behaved chaotically for eight modules ▶ 3:40, finally hits 100% in Module 9 ▶ 4:09, delivering visual completion. The ambient audio ("bed A") has decayed since Module 3 ▶ 4:28, reducing to a single sustained note then silence by Module 9 ▶ 4:37, isolating the viewer. The most significant element is the chair evolution ▶ 5:07: empty in Modules 1-3, occupied by a sleeping cat in Modules 4-8, then empty again in the final shot ▶ 5:26. The final title card invites the viewer to the panel ▶ 6:05, revealing the chair belonged to them all along. The audit's first real output ▶ 6:32 confirms one measurable fact: you exist. The series shatters the fourth wall ▶ 7:07: the narrator shifts from third-person address ("the initiate") to direct second-person ("you") ▶ 7:10. Psyche concludes ▶ 7:26: the facade drops, audio goes silent, the progress bar completes, and a seat awaits—leaving viewers with existential dread and the question of whether they'll accept the invitation ▶ 7:54.
This episode appears to explore the mechanics of parasocial engagement and viewer complicity in constructed narratives. The recurring emphasis on "attendance" as the sole metric suggests an interpretive layer about how streaming communities function—mere presence becomes participation, and participation becomes obligation. The series' inversion, moving from auditing an external organization to auditing the viewer, continues a pattern (evident throughout Psyche's broader catalog) of using narrative architecture to implicate the audience in the systems they're observing. The visual and audio decay culminating in silence appears to signify a stripping away of comforting mediation, forcing confrontation with one's own role as active witness rather than passive observer. The empty chair motif suggests themes of readiness, belonging, and the question of who truly occupies spaces of power in online communities—a concern that resonates with the show's recurring examination of authority, authenticity, and the blurred boundaries between performer and audience.
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Let's dive into this. Welcome to today's explainer where we are unpacking the masterful architecture of a finale. Specifically, we're looking at module 9, you the absolute capstone of the cult of psyche series. Now, if you've been following the architecture of this whole thing, you know that the previous eight modules maintained this very specific
deadpan procedural register. They were totally clinical, just detached, coldly auditing an organization. But this finale, well, this is where everything flips. As the source material puts it so perfectly, everything the series has been saving up over its entire runtime is finally spent right here. We're going to explore exactly how this module pulls off its ultimate trick. taking that
deadpan procedural lens away from the organization and aiming it for the very first time directly at you. To really appreciate the impact of this finale, we have to look back at the setup. Way back in module one and module 2, the initiate is given this very specific, incredibly comforting promise. The exact quote, and they use it twice just to make sure you
feel totally safe, is there will not be a test. There is never a test. And it works, right? It lulls you into this passive state. You think you're just a spectator safely watching some bizarre corporate training program from a comfortable distance. But module 9, it shatters that safety glass immediately. It completely breaks that core promise.
Because the twist is module 9 actually is the test. It kicks off an audit not on the fictional organization, but on the initiate, literally the person sitting right there behind the screen. So suddenly you're thrust into this evaluation and you naturally brace yourself for the results. You're thinking, "What did I miss? What metric are they possibly going to judge me by? The expectation here is a highly
measurable clinical assessment of your worth as an initiate. But the reality they give us is just this brilliant subversion. The assessment clinically reveals that the organization actually holds zero data on you. Nothing. Zilch. For every single rigorous criterion they check, the system just coldly, almost robotically spits back two words, not measurable. It's this hilarious yet
strangely unsettling contrast. You've got the intense dramatic suspense of a final judgment totally undercut by the bureaucratic reality that they literally do not know the first thing about you. So the crucial point is how this non-test ultimately resolves. I mean if everything is quote unquote not measurable, how on earth do you pass? Well, this is where the series delivers its ultimate punchline. The only
requirement to pass the test was simply attendance. The assessment finally locates the one single thing it can actually verify about you, which is you are still here. Just think about the sheer delicious absurdity of that for a second. You are sitting there at minute 4 of module 9 of a mandatory training program for a fictional company you don't even work for. And that is the ultimate finding of the audit. Actually,
that's the entire point of the series. That early promise that there was never a test was completely true all along simply because showing up and just stain was the only metric they ever cared about. Now, let's talk about how the creators meticulously paid off the visual jokes they've been planting since day one. Take a look at this progress bar. For eight entire modules, this thing has been the longest, most bizarre
silent gag in the whole series. The narrator never once mentioned it. It just sat there on screen, driving detail oriented viewers absolutely crazy. At one point, it inched from 4 to 5%. Then it just completely froze. Then out of nowhere, it started going backwards. And then it just displayed a question mark percent five separate times. Honestly, it was a masterclass in visual
absurdity. But here, finally in module 9, all that chaotic frustration satisfyingly hits 100%. It's the perfect visual representation of the finale finally giving us the completion we've been denied this whole time. And it's not just the visual gags that pay off here. The audio landscape does the exact same thing. The ambient background audio of the series, which the source material refers to as bed A, has been going
through this incredibly subtle transformation. Ever since module 3, the sound has been slowly hollowing out, becoming more and more sparse. And in module 9, this auditory decay hits its absolute final stage. The entire soundsscape reduces down to just one single sustained note and then total nothingness, total silence. It's an
absolutely brilliant audio choice. It isolates you as a viewer, stripping away the comforting background drone at the exact same moment the narrative strips away the illusion that you're just a passive observer. Now, what's really interesting about this slide is what I consider the true masterpiece of this series. A visual story arc you probably didn't even notice. We're talking about the evolution of the chair. Look at the
timeline mapped out here. In modules 1 through 3, that space in the background was just empty. Total absence. Then for modules 4 through 8, a sleeping cat occupied that space. It just felt like a quirky, completely random background detail, right? But then we arrive at the final shot of module 9. The cat is gone and we are left with the empty chair. This is a chronological evolution that
played out entirely in silence. The narrator didn't say a single word to draw your attention to it. Yet, it was meticulously planned from the very beginning to build to this exact final image. Let's just sit with the eerie intimacy of this moment for a second. The background noise has totally faded to nothing. The chaotic progress bar is finally full, and the final shot just
lingers on this completely empty chair. See, that empty chair isn't just a background prop. It's a trap that was literally set for the viewer on day one. The narrator never acknowledges it, but the very last title card of the module does. It invites the viewer to the panel. It retroactively changes every single thing you've watched up to this point. It proves that the chair belonged to you, the viewer, all along. You
weren't just watching a broadcast. A seat was physically being saved for you in that room. because they relied entirely on visual cues to set this up. The realization feels incredibly personal and honestly pretty unsettling. So with that empty chair just sitting there waiting, the audit finally generates its first real output. Remember, it returned not measurable for
absolutely everything else. But finally, the system confirms there is exactly one measurable fact about this entire nine module experience. Just one solitary hard data point out of all the complex metrics a corporate entity could possibly track. And this brilliantly illustrates the whole point because that one measurable fact, it's you. For eight straight modules, the narrator has kept
you firmly at arms length. You were always referred to in the third person. You were just the initiate or the reader. They perfectly maintained that clinical detached corporate wall between the content and the consumer. But module 9 shatters the fourth wall instantly. From the very first line, the narrator finally uses the word you. They're addressing you directly. The whole series was just a waiting game, a trap
slowly closing, just waiting for the exact moment it could look you in the eye and acknowledge you were there all along. Which brings us to the ultimate conclusion of this explainer and of the cult of psyche series itself. The corporate facade has completely dropped. The audio has gone totally silent. The progress bar is finally complete. And there is a seat waiting for you. It
leaves us with this incredible lingering sense of suspense and honestly a real touch of existential dread as it cements your role not just as a viewer watching a screen but as an active participant. The audit is complete and the final test isn't on a piece of paper. It is right in front of you. Will you accept the invitation to sit in the empty chair?
I learned to move like a machine. Efficient, polished, cold, and clean. I measured days by what I made and every feeling by the debt it paid.
I built a voice that could not shake. A face that nothing seemed to break. I called it strength. But underneath the gears were grinding down my
grief. Then the mirror asked me quietly, "Is surviving all you want to be? >> >> I'm learning to be human. Not perfect, not complete. To feel the ground
beneath me, not calculate my feet. To let a moment touch me without asking what it earns. I'm more than my machinery. I'm everything that learns.
I used to listen for mistakes, for weak conclusions I could break. I heard the words but missed the pain, then wondered why I stood alone again.
Compassion was an open door. I had mistaken for a war. Humility became the key. Perhaps the one who must evolve is me. The lantern showed the road ahead. The mirror show the life I left unfelt.
I'm learning to be human and alive. To offer understanding, not merely to survive. To leave some questions open. to soften when it burns. I'm more than my machinery. I'm everything that learns.
I don't need to win each conversation. I don't need a perfect explanation. I can say I'm hurt. I can say I was wrong. I can rest without believing I am weak. I can meet another person without turning them to data without reducing
all their mystery to something I can name. We're not problems to be solved. We are stories being lived. We become a little more alive each time we choose to get. The old machine still speaks to me. Control the risk. Avoid
uncertainty. But now I hear a second sound. A human heart beneath the program pounding. It does not promise I'll be safe.
It only asks that I have faith. That tenderness is not defeat and broken rhythms still can make a beat. I'm learning to be human with scars I cannot hide. To carry both the
lantern and the darkness kept inside. To choose a living question over answers carved in stone. I'm more than my machinery. I don't have to grow alone. I'm learning to be human. Still, still unfinished. Still becoming.
Every failure leaves a doorway. Every heartbeat keeps it huming. I'm not the person I once was. I'm not yet who I'll be.
But every gate I walk through brings me closer back to me. No final form, no perfect plan,
only the courage to become more human than I was yesterday.
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Congratulations to Smuggy, Smug, Patricia Hurt, Veronica Valentine, Sana Madali, and Cat Crazy. You have all received a gift membership to the Cult of Psyche. Uh, enjoy your emojis. Enjoy the uh the many benefits. You never
heard of any of those? I haven't heard of them either. I've never seen them once in the chat. Anybody know of a cat crazy as Zana Mahali, Veronica Valente, Patricia Hurt, or Smuggy Smug, Kella Deville, Canada Dry Mafty I just know Shank Camp. I I think I've
heard of the Mafty Mafty person maybe. Okay. Well, there you go. That is our first of the month celebration giveaways. Um I want to thank also thing that is um donated some memberships. Um and all the people that have bought a
membership. Um appreciate it. It helps out the show. I am remonetized. Every little bit helps. Um you know it should let me pick it. It does. Uh it should. But, you know, the last few times like whoever was in the chat talking got one. Like you got one. I I guess my friend D Ocean has got one.
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that YouTube lets me give. You can get the account a month. Um I don't get paid for that. I don't get paid for them, but it is uh it is nice. Chat participation does help. And I don't Yeah, I don't I don't know how those nine people got it. Just random. I
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No oath of service, no borrowed crown. He raised the charter and laid the law down. I call a signal >> when I choose to rise. I close the gate.
When I say good night, my stream, my stage, >> my sovereign say I open the gates. I name the day.
The door is open. The throne is not. Q brought an opinion, not the D to the lot. I have the right to pull the plug without pleading my cause. I choose every voice invited inside. Respect is the ticket. Abuse sends the ride. Free speech.
Never meant a key to my mic. Build your own signal if you don't like mine. my stream, my stage, my song. >> Psyche, what's up, bro? How are you, >> Hey, J Dog man? >> Not bad. How are you this morning? Happy happy uh what is it? Tuesday.
>> Yeah. Happy first day of the month, bro. It's It's payday, bro. >> My payday. >> Well, no, I don't get paid, too, but I'm just saying like, you know, for some people. >> So, yeah. Um Yeah. I think you saw the video I made of of a of a for ghost birthday and I I did an Alex McQueen like cop, but the cop came out as you. >> That's crazy, huh?
>> You see it? >> Yeah. >> It looks kind of like you. But then then it changed again and it's like >> I mean the beta kind of looked like. I mean, >> dude, Bea's losing her mind. Haven't she noticed that lately? She lost her mind. Like she's going crazy now. fighting with Karen and now putting all Karen's, you know, personal voicemails out there. Like, what the
>> I know. I mean, it's like, you know, Karen, I mean, this is the new Watergate. I mean, with all these all these these recorded phone calls and message, I mean, it's like there there's hours and hours of these archives. I don't know like Beta um she was on, you know, thing that is is streaming now. >> Oh, is he? He has a channel now.
>> He does. He had a successful, I guess, stream last night. I got he got pornbombed and so I got I was >> I was um rereaming him and then somebody came up >> the big black and uh yeah and so and then his chat was like I don't know it was just like everyone was modded
like a lot of people that like you know used to be here or over there which is fine you know uh everyone should leave each other alone in peace. I think so, Nancy. Yeah. But uh Oh. Um yeah. Um and then that midnight, you know, and then everyone's a mod sweep. She's a mod over there. I mean, >> I thought Sweet Pea was gone. She came back. >> She's back. She's back now. >> Oh man.
>> She actually got mad when I was when I uh called into uh Good Times pretending to be Sweet Pe. He believed I was Sweet Pea for over an hour, I think. Um >> Well, you disguise your voice. Are you the voice changer? >> I had it just I my voice. I lost my voice. It was just scratchy. >> Hi. Hi. >> I mean I I mean it was it was great. It
was so funny. But um yeah, and uh and Sweet Pea saw that and then she said, "Oh, well," she said, "Sy, you're a scum of the earth. Like, you're like the the worst person in the world. Uh no one's laughing with you. Everyone's just laughing at you." And then she said, "Good times. You looked ridiculous yesterday." She said, "That was not me."
So she's she's she's like, "You look ridicul you you look like a fool believing that was me for over an hour. Oh my god." And then she's like and they're like, "Oh, that's not funny." Because they say uh um what's the guy's name? Um Arthur. It's Arthur's gag. And hey, listen. Arthur does a better imitation than I do for sure. I wasn't
even trying. I was just It was a throwaway thing. Like I was believe it. >> You were just playing around. Yeah. You were just >> And then the guy, you know, the guy Frank, he's like that little that's on beatas now. >> Is he the guy with the blonde hair who lives in Holland and he's like all into those crime and mystery? Isn't he on your channel, too? Can you come down? >> Yes, he was on my channel, but he came over and then I was like, "Oh, Frank, I want to play you." And you know, I
called him the good times, the sweet pee, and he's like, "I'm not going to sit here on panel while you're doing you're doing something illegal." He thinks I I was like trying to steal your identity or something. >> What? like during the call, but then he he and I like I got so irritated I just blocked him and then a few days later like I unblocked everybody and then he instantly was back
in my chat like oh and he came up and I was like hey I want to show you this and I showed him I started playing explainer and then he hung up again on me >> and he goes to beta and now he's whining over there like a little I mean he's just like >> dude he's whining you know why he's whining because some of the trolls had went over there to his channel and started with him and they started like like with him and he threatened the FBI on people.
>> Well, that's what he gets for going to promote on beatas. I mean, it's like I mean, it's like doesn't he know that >> it's a drama troll community? This is a whole drama troll community. This is like IRL. This is panel vers. It's not >> It's not like it's not like like a nice, oh, here we're talking about true crime. It's going to be like sing trying to get on his panel and and like you know, calling him a I mean, I'm sorry.
Yeah, >> but obvious I've said that word a lot this year. I mean, it's like I think I'm allowed to use it. I mean, I don't I don't I've >> Dude, everybody else uses it. Why don't gotten any I don't see what's a big deal. Everybody else says it, but it's like when Psyche says it or somebody else says it that they don't like. They're like, "Oh, you said the N word." But every but man can say it. Everybody else can say it. Sig
can say it. He's loud on panels and everything. But yeah. >> Oh, good times. Or sorry, sorry. But think of this is calling like calling me last night. >> What? I was like think that's not that's not a it's like that's like people understand gays are actually a protective class of people where actually >> don't you know you could if you wanted to you could sue him for hate hate um
hate what do you call hate >> speak that kind of person that would do that but it's like I could I mean it's like literally like like if I wasn't like you know clips got someone's channel deleted because he complain or you got at least videot
uh Yeah. So, >> that's crazy. >> Been cleaning up. What's What's been up with you? What's going on? >> I just got over a sickness, man. I my last day off of work today. I was supposed to go in the day, but then they gave us a day off. I said, "Oh, good. I'm sick anyway, so I might as well stay home." >> Yeah. Well, >> it's a weather change, man. You've been seeing all these earthquakes and all the
that's been going on around the world, like the end time. Well, it's like I know like you're like a seer and you're, you know, you can like predict a little bit of stuff and see like stuff. >> What do you what do you see coming? Do you see the end coming or do you see something else happening? >> Well, it's like I mean there's always been like apocalypses predicted and everything and it's like we
keep we survived every single one so far, right? It's like there's never been the end of the world. Um but um it could be something uh like a little bit more metaphorical like uh like the coinc I believe in like the you know revelations in the Bible Jeremiah but it's the thing is it's like time time is not like
you know linear thing time is like a kind of like a spiral more a spiral than a line you know it's it's like just keeps going and going and uh forever you know and uh So there's really not going to be an end. It's always a transition period always. And and and we we have always been going through these end time
things in the Bible. They they've been happening for like a long long time. And so um you don't say the word um what oh man is the same. I I don't say it in a racist way. It's not it's not even a racial thing to me. It's just like a it's a provocative word. And then you know >> were you upset when thing was saying that yesterday? Like psyche were you?
>> I don't care. I don't get offended by words like that. I mean it's like I don't care. I mean it's like the only thing is it's like other people people can get in trouble for them and stuff which fortunate but >> it's just a word. I mean I think we should be able to use every word like you know there's a time and place I guess every word >> right. >> Yeah. I mean there's a there's a dark
history to that one. dark. Not no pun intended, but um yeah, and then let's see what else is happening. Yeah. Um you know that >> so what's been going on with you and Alex? I heard that Alex has been like completely like off the chart like completely just lost it and just completely like off the >> She was call she she was calling me she she called me a during her Bible
study >> about 10 times. Like she said the word she said she's like she's like well my father's not a like you. Like and she kept saying it over and over during her Bible study. >> Reading the Bible saying that like dude that is the most blasphemous, disrespectful thing I've ever heard. Like bad enough you're calling somebody that name, a derogatory name. It's not I mean >> and then doing it while reading the
Bible and on public. Like that's ridiculous man. >> Right. And um you know she's you know says that and gets very nasty about it. But um yeah, I I don't I don't know. It's like uh she doesn't really refer to me by my name anymore. She hasn't been for a while since I did the
cease and sist. She's been calling me every other name in the book. Psychracks is like what they're trying to do. Brandon Q and her sort of the psychracks thing. Bald. I'm like I'm like the new Cyrax or something. >> You're not even bald, dude. You have a full Dude, I'm bald. You have a full head of hair. I wish I had hair like you. >> I don't I mean think I'm just bald. Well, I mean, the pictures they make of me, I have like they make me like the
scabby um bald head. >> You look You look nothing like those pictures, Psyche. You look nothing like those pictures. They try to make you look like like something else, but it's not you. >> It does. And Oh, you should see what Brandon makes me like. I'll see what Brandon He makes me like a mutant um from some game. There's a game called Stalker or something like that. I'll show you. I mean, it's like he makes me
like this horrible and then he and he keeps he keeps um tagging all these people that I know like on these things, calling me a PDF and stuff, but let me see. So, Brandon Q, he's done a bunch of these uh these thumbnails of me use the same one over and over again. So, it's this um live. Okay. Yeah, this is like not
very flattering, of course, but it's like it's just so off the wall. Hey, Rain, how are you? This is so off the >> Oh, Rain's here. Oh, can I put can I wall that give you a picture? Psych. I got a picture of Rain. Uh >> oh. I don't know if she >> Okay. Okay. Well, I won't put it up. I got a full picture of Rain. >> Okay. Well, >> she revealed her. She came on camera >> Just like Daria a little bit now. So, last night. you see now you see like this is
supposed to be me. Like what is I mean it's like now I have like you know arms growing out of my head. I'm like melted. I mean it's like >> what the heck PDF explosion army. I mean, it's like, who would have thought, >> dude? That looks like something out of the s the the what do you call it? The garbage pail kid. You remember that 80s movie?
>> Yeah. And look what he did to's legs. >> He blew him up. He made them all big. >> He made these big purple like elephant legs. Like legs. Look at He looks like he's all Oh my god. You have to see a picture of his girlfriend, too. So, he has this new new Russian girlfriend or >> Is that the fake one that he has that he whatever. say girlfriend? >> Look, it's so fake. Okay, so there's me. I don't know what
he did to my nose. Like he did something that's not like right. Like my nose is not like that croo and stuff. Where's his Okay, there's Okay, there's there's the picture. He bucked up over like that. He made him to the elephant. But where's the picture of his girlfriend? Okay, there she is. I have the best girlfriend. Haha. He's yell. I mean, I can't even see her face. I mean, it's like she's holding her phone a
little bit over her face. I mean, >> for all we know, for all we know, that could be Brandon Q himself and just covering his face and a wig and everything and be making like it's him. >> It doesn't even look like a real person. >> Yeah, it could be. It could be a man behind there and a wig. Yeah, >> there's Crystal Crystal An. I mean, it's like, look, he types
Crystal and Lindsay complaining about me. And then they hang out with a dude who said he wanted to grape a 14-year-old and Joel who punched Lindsay in the start DMing me and flirting with me. So funny how as soon as Psyche aka my name reveals himself as a PDF confirmed as a PDF daily gamble and
others start glazing him. He joined the child m o l s e r's club apparently and look at all the people he like tagged all these people in that you know and then uh then he says when you're why what lie your PDF who confirms someone was a child then you proceeded to sexualize them and tell other grown ass
men is an adult you say we saw their do told them to hide in peed crazy black RG is the only one out of these people to expose psyche has a child mod on the P. Oh, great. Black RG. So, Black RG, I guess, is aligned with Brandon Q. And so is um Alex. And you know, it's weird because he just was posted by Alex a
picture of a monkey and said that she's a Yeah, right there. You see the picture of the monkey? That's Alex. >> Well, she does look like a monkey. I'm not going to say she doesn't. She got I mean, >> he calls her a He calls her a dirty ass AIDS monkey. And then she then he's on her show and and likes her. Dude, I think I think she's using him. In all honesty, I think she's using him for some type of
content. She's using them for some type of publicity. She's using them for something. I know. I It doesn't seem right that that guy's going to call her all those names and she's going to be so cool with him like that. Like, it makes no sense. >> Lots. Is that Is that Jen? Is that the just Jen person? She's a red ball in her mouth right there. He's in love with this red ball club. And there he has like gamble like naked. I think his penis, right? I mean, it's like,
>> dude, he's in love with Gamble. >> Gamble's not even like that like hot. >> Gamble's not gay, though. >> Who's this person right here? Um, sex offender. Who's this person? >> Oh, somebody's Douglas Andrew Knap. I don't know who that is. >> I don't know. >> It doesn't say sex. Does it say sex offender? I'm not sure. Oh, yeah. Sex offender. >> I don't even know who that is, though. I
mean, it's like, who cares? I mean, we don't even know these people. I mean, it's like shock. But look at these pictures of me. I mean it's like well I mean it's like wow I mean it's like yeah there's an angle that the angle is a little off but it's like I mean I don't I'm not looking I'm melting and then it says I like this Nova Fox lol keep doing an export work
you went from being BP's pitbull to Alex's wonder who your next owner will be I like that that's a good that's a good uh >> yeah he's just owned I mean it's like he's using her exact terminology the psychrack stuff um which is like the name she, you know, she came up with. And so a lot of the Yeah, they use the weak panel males, but I'm not a weak. The thing is it's like, you know, when I
started, I let Summer and Christine kind of like, you know, go wild a little bit cuz I didn't really understand that they had a methodology of of going to the new channels and trying to take them over and stuff and then or at least like, you know, >> is that what they were trying to do? They're trying to take over people's channels. That was their whole entire also. They tried they tried to do that to you. It didn't work. They're trying
to Well, they're doing it with Beta. I know Christine's working on beta right now. >> Money for20's panel, food stamps um channel like um >> J1 don't they trying to J1? Yeah. >> I'm surprised they weren't there thing that is but beat is a mod over thing that is but um you know um who else is a mod and Midnight's a mod and
>> B should probably be a mod too. I mean it's >> mod you. >> Uh no but I wasn't really in the chat last night. I I was in the panel for a few minutes and then with VA and then I was like and then it it got all >> he should mod you because you always mod him and you always protect him in your chat so you should be protected vice versa. I I agree. But you know, >> it should be like that. So that way because if you're on the chat, let's just say if you didn't want to go on
panel last night. Let's say if you wanted to be in the chat and just chill out or whatever, whatever you type, people who don't like you, they're going to try to time you out or ban you for no reason. >> And that's what happens all the time. And then be well VA like, you know, she said she got timed out or something in my chat. And so she um she started like hiding me in hers and says I'm going to be charged to come up. I off I I I tried to mod her so she'd be protected. She's
like, "I don't want to be a mod." And so I was like, "Okay, you, I unmod." And then she got hidden. But it's like I I gave I mean, I tried to like And then she's mad that she got hidden. And you would have been hidden if you would just accepted the mod. It's not like, "Oh, you you you support the show." It's like saying like, "Hey, I respect you as a creator and I don't want you to get hidden by a mod like or something like that." >> Yeah.
>> You're doing it for their own protection so that way they can um Yeah. >> And so I tried to do that with Kate and she and she like told me no. I tried to do it with Vita. I tried to do a Sandman. I even tried Bloom Gang. And then they all they all started going rogue right away and trying to try to start hiding people. >> What they'll do is they'll go on your old shows that you know that you have your chats open on and then they'll start just mass hiding everybody. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean it's like I
have to go check I have to check every day now because it's always like new people hidden and stuff and it's like and then I have to like you know unmod people and stuff because I because then it's like I think it's like Alex keeps coming in being nice. I mean you know I'm so easy. It's really easy to get a mod here just to be nice. >> Okay. Wait, what Alex are you talking about? Alexandra or >> Oh man. >> I think she got modded and then Yeah.
>> You got to be careful with that one, bro. Like like dude, she's like I never seen somebody flip-flop so much like in a week like she has. Like she flipped and made lives on people and then now she's like kissing their ass and it's like what the every other day she's like, you know, being nice to INX again. And INX is kind of like, you know, if you're nice to her, she she will react well. I mean, it's like I mean that's
>> Yeah. She's real receptive. She's like you. You guys are receptive to good energy. Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, it's like and and I'm always willing to accept like a apology, but it's like no one ever apologizes to me. And it's like I'm still I mean like I don't even know what I did to beat her, but I guess I must have just like, you know, just >> You didn't do anything. You know what you get a beat up, bro? I'm going to tell you the swear to God truth. What you get a beat up. Why she's mad at you?
She's mad because she you didn't let her control you and run her run let her run your channel. That's all this was all about. That's how it started. It was all a control, a power struggle. She wanted to run your show, tell you who you can have, who you cannot, what to do, who not to let on, just everything. >> Oh, we have a guest on. We have R here. I'm sorry, R. Hold on one second. Let me
mouse. Yeah. Um, hi. >> Hi, Sy. >> Sorry. How are you doing today? >> How are you? I'm okay. I'm pretty good. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, how is Clumsy's channel down? I heard Clumsy's channel. >> Yeah, he was on last night. >> Yeah, that was like he came in here bragging about it. You don't
remember Psyche? >> Um I think How do you How did it happen? I think some >> He said it was all or some like or something. crunchy going to jealous. >> Dude, fix your mic. >> Slmer Christine play always the same
script. I he pretend to be support and love. Yeah. Then create drama on panel supporters to create division and then false accusations. They steal and then take the people to go to the or whatever it was. You know, it's like they just like then they start siphoning. Um >> Clumsy has a new channel. Are you subscribed to it?
>> He has a new channel. A new channel. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah, I need to subscribe. I saw like, you know, yesterday I guess someone came in to beat us. I guess it was Oh, Pirana. Pyana came in trying to promote Clumsy's channel and beat us chat. She's like, "Don't um she apparently doesn't want Clumsy show." Yeah, Beta is like, "Uh, what'
she say yesterday?" Oh, she Well, she she was mad at Arthur and then she she brought up why she's mad at Arthur. Guess why? Cuz he said uncle like I guess like over a year ago. And she >> wasn't it was like a over a year. >> It was like March of last year. I mean it's like I mean it's like a year a year and a half basically of like so long ago and now she's still mad about that. I
remember that day was the one where she turned against me where where he said that. That was like the moment like she just to turn against me and I kicked him off the panel for saying that. But she's I got more trouble than he did for her for him saying that. I don't understand. >> I like your look today. >> My look? Oh, thank you. Yeah, I I my haircut better. I have my
>> Psyche's a pimp. Look at He got his pimp glasses on. Look at he's got his hair comb. Nice. Look at Psych looking real good today. He's pimping it. You got Lenor right there. >> Psyche. This bald weirdo. He's trying to dox me over here taking my picture. >> I don't have your picture. I'm just talking I'm talking Oh, please. >> No, you do have my picture. >> How do you know I have your picture? How do you know I have it?
>> Cuz you said so. You're like, "Oh, I'm screenshotting it." >> Did you see me do it? Did you see me do it? >> Yeah. >> Did you see me do it? You saw me do it. How? I wasn't on camera. I wasn't on camera. So, how did you see me do it? You're lying. I just said that just to piss you off. >> No, I saw it. >> I said that just to piss you off. >> Turn your camera on for like a few seconds. I remember. >> No, I didn't turn my camera on.
>> Someone's been coming in here with like Rain's picture. were like, "I don't know who that is." But they come in like with your name and then it's like a picture of like, you know, just your eyes and like >> if it's a picture with like an orange background, that's not even me. >> Yeah. It's probably not even you. I mean, it's like I I just remember like you >> It's some picture that they're passing it off as me. It's not >> It's a fake one. It's a fake one. >> I thought it was Daria. It was I thought
you were Daria. >> No, but Rain, I'm just joking. I don't have your picture. I'm just with you. I just like to make people mad. That's part of my character. I just, you know, joke around, talk So, it's a character you're playing. >> You didn't know that we play characters on her? You didn't know that? >> No, cuz why would why would you be fake like that? I don't understand. >> Maybe he's just kidding. >> She doesn't get it. Psyche. She doesn't
get it, man. >> Jay, either way, you don't say >> because I'm real. Like, I'm not these fake people out here, >> right? Well, I mean, it's like, you know, you know. Okay, so the count is Bie. I like I started calling her Natalie and stuff. for my honesty. >> She's like, "That's not even my name." And then I called her Natalie one day and she's like, "No doxing." And I was like, "I thought that wasn't your name." And she's like, "Well, it's not." But
you know, >> I call that lady bathroom. No, Natalie is her name. That is her name. >> that's her legal name. Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, >> She calls me because I'm real. >> She calls me sex pest animal abuser. She just keeps posting that over and over. And so does Christine. They just use they what they do is they figure out like um they think bothers me or like and they just keep repeating that over and over again. You know that all that's
hearsay. Like there's no proof to back that up. >> No, there's there's lying and it's all it's all slander. And u always lying. >> Yeah. I mean it's like I mean Alexander was saying that I was killing my cats and stuff right when Rudy passed away. And it's like and so then people kept saying, "Oh, where's Rudy? Where's Rudy?" And it's like but
>> like what a horrible thing to say after Rudy just passed, >> right? And it's like and then they don't I never even be there. Like I never got and then she said Lenor is not like a different Lenor. She said like Lenor is not a real like like she's like she doesn't think Lenor is my real real cat. She's >> so dude if that wasn't your real cat. Why would that be on? >> Yeah. >> Like makes no sense. Like why would why
would that be like that? >> Lenor wasn't on camera for like a couple days cuz I I actually because it's like probably because I put a close cure. Why do you have Oh, I like J. >> What is wrong with people? >> Yeah. Oh, they had So, so it's a summer Discord. Christine had multiple meetings had to how to damage my show. And so, it's like, you know, >> they were planning behind the scenes how
to take down your show >> on Discord. They're one of the >> Wow. It's like, you know, you you know, if you made a report for that, right? You you know that slander. >> Yeah. I mean, it's like I mean, I I mean, I I have like obvious lawsuits. I mean, with all like the the the the >> Well, no, I just lost you. I'm not talking about lost. I'm talking about like you could report them to YouTube and get their channels taken down for
>> Well, you know, Alice has t Alex has trying to delet um privated all the content on two of her channels on uh on the IRL news time and the IP2 wiki. She privated everything. >> Yeah. This Jade Dog guy doesn't make me feel safe at all. >> Oh, yeah. I don't make her feel safe at all. Sure. >> You don't make women feel safe. Like somebody else commented saying that.
Mhm. It's the same person. It's probably you on an alt. >> Yeah. Secret Discord meetings. >> Ocean waves. I would never name myself that. >> You name yourself rain, which is water. So it's the same thing, right? >> Water and ocean, >> right? >> Yeah. Rain. Rain. Water. >> Mhm. >> Look at So is a real cat. Like I mean it's like you
know people were But that that's the thing. It's like even if like they'll say, "Oh, show show the cat. Show the cat." And then you'll show it and then they're like, "Well, that's not they've got a different cat." That's like that's like I mean it's like everything is like like I'm just like lying about everything and I'm just like uh because I mean it's like it's just crazy. I mean it's just >> Thank you Kira. I'm okay.
>> It's annoying. Hi baby. Oh >> hey dog guy just >> see she's talking to herself. She's talking to herself. No, I'm talking. >> You're having a full conversation with your own. You're typing >> to this person in the chat. >> Is it JT? Is it JT? He's the one on the alt. >> No, >> Then why are you talking to yourself in the alt?
>> JT is working right now. He's not on an alt. Why would he come here on an alt, weirdo? >> Why is JT a weirdo? >> You're the weirdo. >> Not really. >> Pictures of women. Apparently multiple >> I don't have pictures of women. What are you guys saying? You're making up stories of Jar. >> No. Why are people saying it in the chat weirdo? >> They're repeating what you said. That's what they're doing. They're repeating
everything you said. >> No, you're weird. Everybody knows it. >> Sure. The only one weird is you, Rain. The only Do you know what you you contribute to a panel? You chill. What do you And you say, "What are you going to do about it?" What? You try to pull off >> your nose. The boogers are coming out of your nose. What boogers? >> You can't even talk right.
>> You can't even talk right. >> Where? >> Where? >> You sound like your nose is stuffed all the time, weirdo. >> You know why it's stuffed? Because I got like you up in my nose. That's why. >> Hell no. >> Have you looked at yourself, Rain? You have no lips. >> Have you looked at yourself?
You look like Arab. You have no lips. You have You have no lips at all. You look lips, >> You look like a transvest guy. I didn't weirdo. know if you were a little boy playing. >> You like to pick on women. >> I don't pick on. You're talking to me, so I'm talking right back to you. How's that picking on a woman?
>> Psyche. Psyche is just like whatever. >> We love Lenor. Lenor is a good cat. >> Kisses kisses. >> Don't give a what you say. I don't I don't think gives a what you say, right? >> I don't give a what you say.
>> Chronicles. Let me see. >> And you only come here because I called you out of clumsies yesterday. You never go to Psyches and all of a sudden you're here. >> Psyche. How many times am I am I here? >> No, you haven't been here in like a Am I month at least. A when was the last time I was here, Psyche that you remember? >> You're here like a month ago. Maybe like
a >> Yeah, see my my point exactly. >> A month ago. See, a few weeks maybe. Few weeks, not a month ago. >> Check this out. >> Is a month. >> You guys to hear this. See you. Go back to mine. Okay. So, watch. Uh, I'll go like that. Okay. Listen to this.
Um, here. Here we go. you annoy. >> I think I likely have more restraint as a woman than if I were a man. If I were a man,
this particular person who I know is going to have their face rearranged, I think I probably would have already wiped him off the face of the planet. When I really sit here and I think about it. >> Wow.
>> This bald >> You got to get off my nuts already. >> I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about Alexandra. Dumbass. >> You said he stole Alexander. Listen to this. The >> only reason that he is free and walking around and
continuing is because he's protected. >> Yeah. >> To that person, you better stay in your city. And there's a woman, too, who better stay in her city. When I sit here and I really think about it >> Bible study,
>> it doesn't even matter. My as soon as you publish something, Sharon, you own the copyright to it. But see, here's what these people are trying to do. They're trying to get me to drain my resources. I already know the name of the game.
And the only thing that's going to stop a certain woman and a certain man who are coming at me is going to be >> death. >> Divine intervention. >> Okay.
Do you want God to kill me? >> Because I'm not falling into their trap. We already saw it happen to Big Trola. For them, bringing it into the legal sphere is the
win. Why? Because then that gives them the drama, the content, the clout. Uh-uh. Not doing that.
This is going to end via divine intervention permanently. There's going to be some deaths. Maybe it'll be mine or maybe it won't be. But I'm not playing these indefinite games. No,
not doing it. And >> she calls me the the f word. I know you see what I'm talking about, Sharon. We saw this happen to Big Trola. We saw it happen to Trisha. And you know, I will never talk to Trisha again. Okay. But it's happened to
her. We've seen it happen to some of the people in these being is tested to start this project this chat thinking that he could repost my content
from this channel. Like I said, if I was a man, I would be in jail right now. I'm telling you, >> I'm like an anger issue
>> listening to who member of the LGBT community. her >> But my father. >> I will always love my father who is a proud member of the LGBT
community. But my dad was not a The person I'm speaking of, that is a against the who do this
especially to women because they hate women because they can't be women. >> This bald she wanted a baby by psyche
crazy as Bible study. Some people, whether you're listening for the right reasons, the wrong reasons, you wonder why I am willing to be Brandon Kintana's friend. He and I are going to end up being best
friends. Because I see what that tried to do to that boy, >> boys. >> And I'm not letting that boy lose his temper
and do something that he might regret. Uh-uh. Cuz that ain't worth it. >> She wanted to bathe my psyche. >> And all of you listening for the wrong reasons who are helping that you are the same pieces of trash that he is.
The Christian God that I believe in condemns >> Yikes. Okay. I mean,
>> so anyway, I mean, that's I never heard a Bible study, but that like >> So, Shack, King of >> So, Shack. Okay, let's get back to Shishack. I mean, Jesus Christ cry me. I mean geez. >> Jesus never called anybody the F-word. >> No, I mean, Jesus Jesus was not like you're usually nice to people. Well, she doesn't like >> she was accepting of people. She says
she's the Christian God, but then she says she doesn't like the New Testament. She likes the Old Testament. And so that's not the Christian God. The Old Testament, that's like the the Jewish God, I think. >> Yeah. >> But she keeps saying the Christian God, she says she doesn't believe she said she thinks Jesus's like words are like, you know, watered down or something like that. Oh, yeah. Westboro. So there was a
church called Westboro Baptist Church in Kansas, and they had um they pick it gay people's funerals. um people that died of AIDS and think they go God hates They had these signs, God hates They were a family kind of like this little white trash family. But the daughter ended up >> a cult. >> They were a cult. Yeah. The daughter ended up like leaving um the family and
like marrying a Jewish guy and like you know totally changing our ways and like going against the the church. >> People Yeah. People that promote hate like they're they're not Christian at all. Like if they're just promoting hate, >> right? >> I have not thought you're Catholic. I thought you were Catholic. >> Well, I I think the Bible I mean like
there there is like a vengeful God in some of it but it's like there is message of love and redemption and I mean like um basically love you know at the end of it but people misuse. >> Yeah. Because God is love. >> Yeah. So yeah I believe that too. God is love. So, but yeah, God is pure love. Shan agrees
and Nancy. Yeah. So, that's what God It's like God isn't like hate and like wanting to kill. It's like God is like know like everybody's father or like who loves all his kids and stuff. Yeah. He's not evil, not a punisher. I think that that's like what Satan is about, the accuser, the like not God. So, I mean, it's just like, you know, just ways to
look at things, but yeah. No, you got >> you got you got it right. Psyche for a person that's not Christian. You got it >> Well, I mean, it's like I mean, and I'm right. I I I you know, grew up in like youth groups and stuff like that. I did youth groups and stuff. I I've read the Bible. I uh I like the message of Christ and stuff like that. I just I'm slow to
label myself anything in particular. Uh I have a very wide like I just have a very open mind spiritually. So I think that all religions are encompassed in that. So yeah, so non-judgmental, you know, or or the or it's like or God is the judge and like the people aren't the judge, but everyone wants to be like the judge or
speaking to God and stuff like that, but maybe God is the ultimate judge and only God can judge me as they say it. And be nasty. You're a you're a bum. Like who are I mean say your your name is be nasty when you're out of the chat, right? God left some people in the oven too long. Oh my gosh. Well, overcooked, bro. Bro, I'm overcooked. >> oh, dude. We're >> What about you, Rain? Are you overcooked?
>> She No, Rain is not over. >> She don't want to talk to me. She She's all mad now. She's all mad. >> She don't want to talk to Jay Dog. >> What? >> I can't even hear this weirdo. Hang on. >> You can hear me? >> Psyche couldn't hear me. Oh, see. >> Yeah, but there are ovens. But there there's these um you know it's controversial and something like these
ovens and these the camps and stuff like that you know apparently in Awitz they were added for the tourist container like way after the ovens in Awitz but >> I don't know >> I yeah so I don't know I'm not I'm not the gingerbread man. You know what's funny? Like Hansel and Gretle is kind of like the Holocaust cuz the wish will
like she takes the the children that come to the the house >> gingerbread. Yeah. She makes a gingerbread fence and she cooks their hearts into the batter. These gingerbread cooks. >> Mar, you ever run into any dwendes over there? >> Dwendes? >> Yeah. >> No. >> You never seen one in real life? Psych. You ever seen one in real life?
>> I've seen like a video of them flying around in brooms and stuff like that. Not one in real life. >> You never seen one climbing the trees in Mexico? Like when I went to Sakatas, I've seen one that climb up the trees before. >> When I went to KJ, >> I've seen one running behind a bush. >> Look at this one. Here's in Monterey, Mexico. And this is a witch flying in the air.
>> But this was years ago. This is like 2008 2009. >> Have you seen this Jay dog in rain? Look at this. This is >> I haven't seen one in real life. I've just seen videos of them. >> This is in Mterrey, Mexico. Check this out. I think I know what video you're talking about. Psych. Yeah, that one. >> That's a witch. There really are >> video taking of a witch. >> That's crazy.
>> 517 also. I mean, yeah. It looks like a goat kind of on a brick. That is weird. Um
and uh what else is there? I mean there's like also um I see Have you seen like the little like the like the little like goblins or the dwarfs? Let me say goblins. >> Yeah, those are the the dwends. That's what they are. That's what they mean. >> It's a dwende. Yeah. I mean, I've seen like >> they're like leprechauns or elves and stuff. Same same thing. A gnome. Same thing.
>> What is this? Oh my gosh. This is Oh my god. Is this real? That has to be AI right there. That has to be AI. So, um, let me see. There's this one where these guys are like are um they're like running like just they're videoing their house and there's like a little shadow of like a little um garden gnome. Yeah, they look like gnomes. Gnome
Mexico. >> Yeah, >> they exist. >> Here it is right here. This is it. Um, if you can watch carefully, guys, this is a gnome in Mexico. Here's a gnome in Mexico. >> They're called dwendes. >> Yeah, >> here's a dende in Mexico right here.
>> Carefully. Real gnome caught on camera and Mexico. >> You can see the shadow. Watch the shadow.
Oh, that's what is
>> Oh my god. >> I don't think this will be real. >> Psyche VP. >> Yeah. That doesn't >> Hey, vegan. How are you? >> Um, yeah, >> there might be just midgetes. I mean, it's like, you know, maybe you know, dwarves used to be in like the royal courts. They were like these
oddities and stuff that kings would always like have them in their court and stuff like that. So, it wouldn't be bad to be blowing a dwarf in like, you know, those days. And they apparently get a lot of like, you know, um, I guess. Um being this royal >> I'll tell you a story about the royal dwarf. So here uh I guess okay so
there's these are Lord of the Rings. I'm looking for a real Okay. Court dwarf. >> Psyche. I know I'm short but who are you calling a dwarf? >> Well, not you. Not you. But um so in China they had dwarfves. Court dwarves. Uh and then it's like and then it says uh the emperor Zuanzong constructed a
resting place for desirable monsters where dwarfs were included among the monsters. Emperor Wui imported numerous dwarves to act as slaves and gestures. Yang Chang intervened to help them. He told the emperor that little people were his subjects rather than slaves and should be treated as such. Then the dwarfs were released. Um and so they had these court dwarves. And it says, "In
court, people with dwarfism were treated as sources of entertainment. Royals would construct comedic routines around the court dwarfs and mock their physical size. In some performances, court dwarfs were taken out of a person's pocket or served on a plate at a banquet, while gestures were often only temporarily present in specific court. Uh, people with dwarfism usually had a permanent function and were registered in the
personnel roles as court dwarf, personal dwarf, or a chamber dwarf. So, that doesn't sound like too too bad of a life. um you know living in the castle. And here's one from I guess this is from uh Sanslav Lasowski I guess who must be like you know Czech Republic or something like that. And here's the nice
little dwarf right here. We can see um and he's as big as a dog. Um this image. Oh, what did I just do? Okay. Image. And here he is. Um this little Nicholas. There he is. See, that's like the Wizard of Oz type dwarves. And they don't exist
really anymore because they get um growth hormone and so they grow normal size now. But they used to be real like >> How did you get a real life picture of Arthur? >> Yeah, that's a real picture of Arthur. He's a Arthur's little Yeah, he's a little trollish dwarf. Um Yeah. And I know people have lost their souls and
it's like it's it gets so crazy. Like some shows I'm just like all just called a animal abuser and like a sex pest and like I'm like a I'm barely aver compared to a sex pest. Yes. I I comeically hit on guys and be good. Not serious. >> That's your character, right? Psyche. It's just, you know,
>> it's a it's a stickick. And plus I used to weed out pro like I weed out homophobic people like that. like uh they can't take being joked around with. I don't really want them to be here, you know? It's like and so I'm glad they leave. There's so many people I'm glad they leave and they think that it's like a punishment that they're not here. I
mean there people trying to get rid of for over a year. So I mean it's crazy. I can't stand like you know Pet's mods sweet pea person there. Um Lady By there's so many people that are just awful. I mean, >> dude, you know that they hit U money420's channel. They're trying to take his channel down next. >> I mean, >> that's what somebody I I read like like
somebody I think one of the mods was saying that like they were promoting like a channel or something like that. Like someone was saying like they're going to try to hit Money420. I was like, "What the hell? That's crazy." >> Oh yeah, Alex McQueen porn bombed him. Um I got He porn bombed me. Alex is he's off the show now. Like Alex McQueen >> he's permanently banned. He started doxing me on other channels and stuff that >> what
>> what's wrong with him? >> I don't know. I think he's insane. Um, but yeah, I don't know. >> Bipolar medication. >> He does. I mean, he's on too much cocaine. I think it's like crazy. It is unnatural how how mean people are. I mean, it's just like it's like a cruelty for the sake of cruelty. And it's it's like a feedback loop in this community where it's like it just has to get worse
and worse and worse. It can never be resolution. Um I yeah I have love for people here um too and it's like hey I'll accept an apology from anybody and but it's like >> it's like he's always willing to forgive but it's like people don't want to let him it's like be don't want to let don't want to let bygones beat by like
>> ever I've apologized a million times but it's all >> Alex doxed her and her family started doing all this and then she forgave Alex this and that like what the And I'll turn on her again. Al's turning against her again and saying that um Beta is um controlling INX. And uh >> I heard about that. I I heard she's
trying to like Is that true? Do you think that that I don't think that is true. >> No. No. Alex um tries to control INX. Not Not anybody else. I mean, it's like um Beta just talked to her a couple times on the phone. Like Yeah. Like literally like uh INX I mean it's like uh Yeah. I mean, um, nobody's
controlling her. Alice is saying that she's an old lady like about to die. Basically, Alex is like, "Well, I'm not gonna even sue INX because she's about to die. It's not even be worth it and stuff." And then Alex says if she was sued, she would said she would not live to to go to the trial. So, I don't I don't even know what she's talking >> Wow, that's crazy. I think she's just about. talking a bunch of BS. That's all it is.
>> Yeah. So, I don't know. It's just like I'm trying to stick to myself, stay here uh in my channel and you know that's what >> and all the good people will come to you. Like dude, that guy Frank. that Holland guy, dude. Like what does he think? He don't want he he got mad because people were from beas over there at his channel trying to see what's up with him. >> Yeah, but that's with he he would
promote it on beta for like two hours and stuff like that trying to do that. He just restarted his channel so he was trying to get new people there. But You know, like I have nice people on my channel, but I have jerks, too. Right. >> Yeah, but those people are unimportant. >> You can just block them or just hide them or whatever. Yeah.
>> You're It's like you're you're a main character. All those other people are side characters. >> It's like you're a main character, bro. You you you're a showrunner. You run the show. Yes. >> I have BDE, big dick energy. >> Um Yeah. Yeah, I mean it's like I I mean I I think I've been here for almost two
years now and it's like I I mean it's like at least to be cordial with other creators, but like listen, no one ever forgives me because it's like, you know, I'm too fun to like get everyone against because it's really easy because it's like I'm obvious there's obvious things you can make fun of, but it's like those so they don't bother me. I mean, so it's
like no one's even hitting the right >> Yeah. But like if you're if you're such an easy target, I mean that would be like I don't know boring, >> right? Maybe that's but it is I mean I am an easy target because it's like I mean it's it's just laziness. I'm I'm a very lowhanging fruit. I mean it's like basically I'm just like >> but that should give them more reason to
not want to mess with you like be like okay well we don't want to go after him. we would want to like wouldn't they want to go after like someone bigger like like like as far as like >> Oh, they they I mean like no one has a problem with I've never heard one person say something bad about Logan Paul or >> Yeah. Well, I mean what if they want to any of these. go after that and be like, "Oh, I'm going to go after a Logan Paul or Jake
Paul or one of the or Bart Baker or one of these people like millions of subs and like that." Like >> you empathize with some of the attacks. Yeah. Don't forget that uh it says 653 is Cali law. I know being a patriot like the problem is like I've I've given like I've had like literal death threats and things like that where oh I'm going to
go you know hurt psyche and it's like the police say it's a protected spe freedom of speech the civil matter and that kind of stuff and so I mean I I wish the police would like you know take it seriously just so wait what the cops told you what psyche I couldn't hear. >> It's freedom of speech. Freedom of speech. Oh, so they said they can't do anything about it then. Basically, >> they they they refused to. Yeah, they're
they're they're like it's freedom of speech and so >> civil matter civil matter like did a restraining order, you know, do >> defamation and stuff like that. Okay, dude. See, you could get on that. Dude, I think Alex, ever since he did that cease and gazis, like Alex has been shook, bro. Like hell. >> Well, and the reason I do like cuz people are like, "Well, why are you keep going after her and stuff?" because
listen, it's like because everyone else is afraid of her and like they're cowed into like silence by her and and like a lot of >> I'm not afraid of anybody. >> I'm not afraid of her either. And so, and she thought I was weak horror like I'd be I'd be easy and I'm not going to. I'm going to like basically just expose her her methods which are like dehumanization um like the ad hom attacks um the the
trying to control the narrative and to just change perception of me and make me untouchable basically saying I'm a rapist um uh animal abuser. I sacrificed my cats. I uh I'm turning into a werewolf. I'm turning into a demon. I mean I mean I mean it gets into supernatural stuff where it just gets so
ridiculous. I want 653.2. Okay, I'm going to write that down. Remember you live in the state? Yeah. Well, California like but she's not going to come to California. I mean it's like she's she can't go to Arizona anymore, right? She has a warrant there, but she's >> Oh, because Amber has a warrant out for her arrest, right? So she go in Arizona, she's she's she's going to get taken. >> they're not. But they won't they won't Yeah,
unless she got picked up like you know on a traffic stop then they would maybe take her in but they're not going to go get her like you know I mean >> well what is the warrant for? It depends what the warrant's for. >> It's for it's for I guess um slander and defamation of internet harassment. >> I think dude that's going to be more money for them to transfer somebody from wherever she gets picked up. It's gonna the kick it can fly her over to
somewhere and extra guide her for like depending on the what the warrant is for then I don't know >> they know what they're doing but it's like but the thing is it's like I have like you know it's like it's like it's like so open and shut like I I've responded to stuff but I haven't slandered her like she slandered me. I haven't said she's she she literally calls me a a pedophile that wants to
like um that wants to sodomize the like mothers of young sons. Um, and Amber tried to sell her son to me. She said, I mean, it's like, and then I >> You know the Listen, Linda clip, you know, listen Linda. Um, yeah, you know, I played that clip and then she said I was like masturbating to it on my >> masturbating, dude. That's straight
slander and straight sexual harassment. That is what else that so many things on another level, bro. >> Yeah, it's like it's like so sick. I mean, it's like And then that was the only thing I did this season. I was like it wasn't like don't say my name. It was said it said don't put my my my real name next to a false um false um label
like that. And then she started calling me other names like Psyche Rex or the son of and then my mom's name my parents and I mean it's like >> psyche you're a lot of things but you're not a pedo. >> Nope. Nope. >> I mean it's like I'm I'm a very peaceful person. I' I've >> You're not a predator.
>> I'm not. I'm really not. It's like I >> I myself she's terrorized. Purple's dad made calls to action and have false reported for you and Purple abusing him made this man into tears. Yeah, I know. She called my mom a gold digging that killed my father and stuff like that. I mean, >> and she put up pictures of your parents too, G. She like she put
>> she made them into reptiles. Turned them into lizards. >> Oh my god, man. That's just >> my deceased father. My deceased father. And it's like and then she says I took advantage of her father passing away like I I was basically basically says I like she says years ago I found her and I've been studying her up until when I approached her but she approached me quick basic first of all but then um and
then she said I waited for her father to die or something to like start extorting her because I don't know it just doesn't make any sense. It's like so ridiculous. >> Okay. Bye BP. Thank you for coming to >> She's crazy. the chat. I mean, it's it's crazy. And uh and she keeps copyright striking, but I get all I get them removed and stuff cuz she is literally playing my show like on the on these copyright strike.
She's playing my the clip is literally playing on these clips. >> Yeah. >> She's false copyrighting you. False striking. Yeah. >> Yeah. Well, that they always get taken down. Like I I don't have any strikes, but she's tried to do like probably like six or seven to me. So, I just >> copyright that back. >> I did privacy strikes. That's why she's or privacy complaints. That's why she
says she took everything off her channels down um her other channels. She just has a Bible channel right now. So apparently I don't know. I'm just trying to >> No, you know what I had heard? That's what I had told Clumsy last night about her. Tommy I heard from Tommy. He said that he that Alex went back to him and asked him just to be a sperm donor. She
don't want to be with him or anything like that. And he wants him to sign off rights to the kid. Yeah, she said she said she just wanted she was going to like send the car for me to go to a sperm bank and then but she said I was like in she was like I was one of the you know top three or whatever but I think she wants Brandon as the father. >> Brandon Q. >> She's grooming. Dude, this woman is
grooming >> baby. >> She'll take any white DNA. >> Yes. >> I mean he's like he's like >> he'spanic. Yeah, he's >> Filipino, isn't he? like Filipino and Hispanic. >> Yeah. And then he speaks Russian. I mean, he's ridiculous. He's really ridiculous.
>> Chat, too. He's always He's also in the chat, including bots and stuff. >> Is he in the chat? >> Yeah. He says, "Oh, he keeps saying I have kids on the panel and stuff like that." >> There's no kids. >> There's never There's never a kid. Even and even if like what he says is like he keeps saying the person is 16. I believe 18, but he even if they're 16, you are
allowed to be a live streamer at 16 years old on YouTube. And the person's parent was right there. And so that also goes for so even if what he says is true, it's still >> there was no kos. There was no laws broken. Yeah. No kos laws, nothing. I mean, it's like so and but then it's like he's so desperate to to to put it off on me and he's he keeps
saying I'm the good guy and he's the he's the one just like he does with everybody else. It's such a projection. Uh >> it's such a projection. It makes me wonder if he's a pedo. >> Well, you've seen the video. I mean, these kids app Yeah. Like it tells him to drink and stuff and they're like, "I'm in high school." He's like, "Oh, you're cute." and stuff like that. >> He hits on underage people all the time.
Yes. It's all I have. There's like a 30 minute video with all of it. It's like it's like Fortunately, I saw it. >> What a weirdo. >> Yeah. Oh my god. And then he's like he keeps flexing on the camera like look at my arms. Look at my arms. And he sounds like Ernie and Bert, you know, and you know, Kermit the Frog and And then he then I said then I put up a
picture. I said, "Oh, Brandon Brandon's been trying to join panels, you know, but if you hear one that sounds like Ernie and Bert, you know, just know it's not me." And then he called in. He's like, "Hi, how are you?" He like did a real deep voice like he did. I was like, and I just I recognize him. >> He sounds like Kermit the Frog with Down syndrome. >> I'm the frog. I am Brandon the frog. >> Yeah,
lame. Um >> disgusting. >> Yeah, I regret ever. Well, he he found me. The thing is he tries to like um like find people and then he like turns on them and then he tries to like get their audience but but there's literally nobody in his chat. It's all robots in this chat and >> there's like two or 300 people but
there's like nobody like >> talking or all they say is like Q army. Yeah, man. You go. You're so cool. You're so cool. I mean it's like >> they're generic messages. Huh. >> It's like lazy. is lazy and it's like obviously just him and he misspells stuff like he can't spell really and so you can just tell it's like it's him like for the robots and stuff but he
only got one >> the only Q I know is Q45 >> well he's just as bad I mean it's like he spit on a woman's homeless guy he used the n word and n word say that n word that's >> he had sex with the homeless guy that stole his jersey Yeah, it's
like an Indian guy that he showed a tent with this guy doing meth. He left his bag there and he months later looking for his >> they jacked his stuff. >> Guy's like, "Oh, it's not here anymore." He's like, "What?" And he poor guy. >> I remember he maced him >> or tried to >> and the guy's like he's like, "Look at
me. Look at me." brand. So, he's probably going to hell. Yeah. So, the thing that is was I had a show last night and it's like, you know, I just like it reminds me when my show started like how it's like it was just like there's a lot of people there and it's like all this excitement but it's like you can just see everyone starts falling from a little power
position in the chat and I was like just watching it like with that understanding of like how I didn't know when it was happening to me. I didn't understand it, but now I do. >> Here you go. It's like you're then now you're the and they're going to turn on you and then it's like, you know, >> well, remember
except for Clumsy. Clumsy is the only cool bald person. >> Yeah, Clum is a Mexican. He's a He >> That's why he's Mexican. He understands. But he isn't he like you know is he uh is he bisexual do you think on Maric?
>> I don't know. You should ask him. >> Well he says he wants to give his kito to salmon. >> Salmon? >> Yeah he he said he wants salmon at his jelly donut or something. Or his glazed donut. What what is a glazed donut?
>> I I don't know. What do they call it? How do you say donut in Spanish? >> Alex exposed. Okay. Fong Bong win like that. That Oh, just random. Fong win, you know, from Vietnam is in my chat saying Alex exposed. I wonder who that is.
>> Like Brandon Q, bro. Maybe that's that guy. >> So lame. And it's like and then he like he has all these all the videos of exposing me. He hasn't even been talking to me. He's sitting there playing a video game. It doesn't have anything to do with >> dude. And all he does is say this. Yeah, bro. They're always after me, bro. I don't know why these people are like that, bro. I don't know why like that.
I'm telling you, bro. That's what he says. Acting like his friend >> mental illness. >> Yeah. Gamble this and that. And then he's like there's literally this girl saying Brandon said he was going to rape me, mom. And he's like, "Shut up. Shut up." And then he's like then he was with this guy this like this femway guy and he's like I want to rape you to the guy and then they go outside and then then
he starts attacking this like random Mexican lady's house and the guy is like Brandon stop and uh and then the police are like you know him and he's like no I don't know >> that's crazy man. >> Yeah. So Alex exposed nothing. Al all Alex does is expose herself you know like she did in that Cosby show. Alex is a dumb
>> Yeah, >> dumb with a wig. >> I know. And then she remember when she likes you, Jay Dog. And then it's like then she doesn't like you. I mean, it's like then she likes you again and then it's I mean it's like over and over and over. >> She gets mad because I talk a lot of I don't know what's up with her in all honesty, bro. I really don't know. I think she does have mental illness like severe.
>> Guess who's here? >> Arthur. >> Here's this hog. Yo, Arthur, are you there? You're muted. >> He's gonna porn bomb. >> I hope not. Is that you, Arthur? I like the name.
That's him. Oh, there he is. I see him. Hi Arthur. I can't hear you, though. Arthur, you're muted. >> Where are the cops at your house? >> Uh, they're not at my house. They're like kind of like a few minutes away. The police station is right down the street. >> Oh, I thought it was Jay Dog. >> No. What the?
>> I live like in a white neighborhood. What are you talking like? No cops ever. >> We're coming for you. >> Yeah. I mean, I don't I don't >> Bad boys. Bad boys. >> Yeah. I mean it's like oh and then apparently like well the the liquor store that I go to like you know she she told them that I was like I I I said I
was going to burn it down or something like that was joking when I was telling the story about the guy wouldn't give me masks in the liquor store and he's like oh those Chinese people are terrible you know just just burn it all down and I said no no no no I said no don't say that I said that but it's like then it got turned into like oh I'm threatening the businesses around me I'm racist I'm like
and she's calling them T H I N KS I don't know >> I don't know what race they are in that school >> they look like >> well they're like I think I think they're Korean or or Chinese or something >> oh okay >> there's some sort of Mongolian I don't
>> Mongolian Mongol well you know know Mongolians are like China right and so they came in there's Chinese mixed in with Mexican you know that Jay dog looks kind of So, I have some Asian in me. Maybe that's why I like the massage parlors a lot huh? >> Yeah. You like >> You like Chinese food? Do you like Panda Express? >> I do love Panda Express. I'm not going to lie. I like Chinese food.
>> Panda Express is Mexican Chinese food because they're made by Mexican. >> You know, in China, the food is not very good in China. The Chinese food in America is better than the Chinese food in China. Did you believe that? At least what I had. It wasn't very >> I never knew that. >> Well, and how about this? In Chile, they don't like spicy food, but in Mexico, they do.
>> But Chile >> Yeah. >> is named after a spicy food. >> They don't even like it, though. >> Yep. Talk about ironic. >> And then when you ask for the least spicy in Mexico, they give you the full spicy. >> They give it the opposite of what you want. >> Yep. >> Why do they do that? Just to to play a prank or is it >> That's how they are. >> Yeah.
>> Yeah. That's how they are. >> That's how they are. Yeah. Yeah, >> they they do a lot of, you know, like double meanings in in things. >> Yeah. Well, it's like I know that that uh that's like one of the things that chefs will do to get even with people that send back the food. They'll put a lot of spicy in it. Spicy >> Brandon owns me. Okay. Well, sure he does. Okay.
>> Do Brandon own Dude, Brandon don't even own his own dick, man. Like, he can't even get laid. He has a fake pretend girlfriend. That's a fake meme and it's like a a screenshot from somewhere else. Like it's not a real person. He >> even stole his the cat he has he stole and then he was cleaning out the cat's litter box and he's like literally vomiting when he's doing it like cleaning out the poop with a rubber glove.
>> What? >> He's like he has a rubber gloves on. He's like pulling the poop out of the litter box and he's Oh my god. >> Why don't he get one of those spatulas? Don't it come with the spatula thing that that you know where you could put >> Too dumb to use a um it like in the box. >> you know one of those litter Yeah. spatula things. >> They come with it and they come with the little baggies and everything. I know. I had one before.
>> I got a cool new litter box. It has like this new uh has this the litter is like these like pellets kind of stuff and then it's like it has an absorbent um pad that goes under it and uh and and it's like then it's like only like 15 bucks a month basically for the litter because it lasts a month. The litter lasts a long time, so >> Oh, hell yeah. >> Good deal. Yeah. So, I do have a litter box now, but everyone says like my cats
aren't fixed. I don't have a litter box. They all got eaten by coyotes. And >> Dude, the rumors that they made up about you, man, is so bad, man. First they try to say, >> dude, if you just think about your You ever thought about writing like like another book >> like about a biography? >> I'm right. Yes, I I have I have actually have one written right now called A Very
Good Person. I mean, all the all the lies told about me is like people believe them. You remember Kazoom, the gay guy? >> Yeah. The guy with the with the ponytail >> Yeah. and the glasses. >> Yeah. Well, he came on to beat us and he was in there and they're like, "Oh, do you know Psyche's on meth?" And he's like, "I didn't know that, but he he does seem like he's a very blah blah." And then I came on and kind of yelled at
them. And then um he said, "Oh my god, did you see he has meth sores all over his face or AIDS?" What? This is a gay guy. He's a gay guy saying I have AIDS and sores on my face. >> Well, yeah, Kazum is gay. He's confirmed >> And so back, gay. Yeah. but like that show. I mean, he is. I mean, it's like it's terrible. I I can't
stand some of these like >> Dude, that's the that's the craziest thing. A gay another gay bashing another gay like >> gay on gay crime. >> Yeah. I thought supposed to have their have each other's back and like that. and like one, you know, one one team, one dream. >> I kind of know that gays are like not very low like they can be kind of like
bay clips kind of like um sometimes and like not on uh other gay people's side. I I try >> you want to be the queen bee. >> Yeah, they want they all want to be Raul and uh you know. >> Yeah. >> I I don't I didn't want to be a drag. It's like I'm not jealous of women. Um I don't want to be a woman and stuff like
that. I mean, I say, but I I love women and I think their relationship >> Yeah. You've always been friendly towards women. >> I I have nothing. I I respect women as like, you know, the >> He doesn't respect men. >> Yeah. Oh, hey Arthur. What's up? >> How you doing there, brother? >> Good. How are you? I saw you got a little little issue with me yesterday.
>> Yeah, but it's water under the bridge. What' you do, Arthur? What' you get banned off the show again? Uh, I said I wouldn't bring it up though. >> Okay. >> Come on. She called you horrible names. >> Dude, she buddy trolls me so much, Arthur. It's not even funny. Like, she just she plays with you like a little
yo-yo >> and like you're buying into it. >> I will refrain from >> You weirdos like that >> Talking about her. >> Well, you always talk about me on their shows, Arthur. I mean, you do. >> I refrain from talking about you and Bea right now, brother. Thank you. How you doing there, Jay Do? >> You're being neutral on this, Arthur. You're trying to stay on the big side. >> Oh, you're trying not to get picked off
the pan. She's going to kick you off just for being here. You know that, right? >> Just for being here and talking right now with us, she's been on She said that you suck my dick. Um, and >> you know what? it then. You know what? it. >> Put the coffee out the bag. You >> Yeah. know what? >> You don't have to say nothing bad. Just say the truth. We No, not even nothing >> bad. >> Oh, I always say the truth, but the but the you know. All right. You know what?
it. >> Arthur is a f word. >> You know what? Yesterday. No, I'm kidding. Come on, man. I ain't going to talk about it. Come on. >> No, don't talk You can just say the truth. Like, we just talk normal. Like, don't have to be >> Nothing happened yesterday. You know, the usual, you know, you. You're you're a scumbag. Go away. >> Matter of stuff. I'm surprised that that was over a year and a half ago that you said that. >> Dude, you said that from South Park.
Like, and she don't >> She doesn't. Yeah, >> I know. She knows what that is. She's a complete California girl. So she watches all the we watched. Like so she knows all the that I don't know. She's playing dumb. She's >> I mean they're still talking about that playing off of it. stupid pizza she got like that. I mean I >> they're still talking about that from mean it's like
like six, seven months ago. >> And Ivana punch you like are planning a party against I don't I don't know. Are they dating? Are they I don't know. I mean >> Oh my god. They they're thinking too deep into that man. They're thinking like >> I won't say anything. I will keep >> Don't say anything. So So I want Is that
KZ in the chat? Oh no, that's K. It's K. >> Is it KC or KZ? >> It's KZ, but that's not him. So But Ko is saying hi to Arthur though. >> Oh >> Oh well. Oh my god. K. You mean K. >> I love K. How you doing K? >> Who's a Sandman dick sucker? Actually, she is.
>> Oh, hey. Hey, come on, man. >> She is. And a Kate and Kate the Turtle Gig sucker, too. Yeah, she she >> Come on, dude. >> She is. Yeah, she is. I see her over there all the time. She's a mod for both of them. >> The Turtle like I apologize to Kate the Turtle like on her show and stuff and then she like kind of seems to accept it. But then like the next week um you know 300 blow came on put a gun to his head on my show and then like she's
like, "Oh my god, I saw that." And like I instantly report toward him so I could get his channel clapped. But she's like >> 300 glow. She reported 300 glow >> on my channel. Um guns out on my channel. She's trying to get my channel >> Oh no, man. taken down. >> That she cared about like all the gun safety or whatever, but you know, she cared about that. >> Not just like try to get my channel
taken down and stuff. So >> yeah. So I mean it's just crazy. >> I don't know. >> So what else, Arthur? What else is new? Um, well, I'm a big fan of Kay. I love Kay. I agree. Kay is not around as much as she used to be a couple years ago. She's barely around now.
>> She don't like all the new people. That's why >> I don't blame her. >> So, you don't like So, you don't like me? You don't like Psyche? You don't like Rain? You don't like any of the new people who are around? >> I've seen you for a while. I'm not a big fan if Arthur likes me or not. >> I'm not a big fan of Rain. Uh, >> why? I don't give a dude. I don't even give give a about you. You're
not even on my radar. >> She's always She's like She's always the other day she said, saying fake Like >> "Dude, aren't fake." She's not fake. >> You're a fake >> Hold on, Jay Doug. >> Arthur, she's not fake, bro. She's not >> I'm not fake. fake. >> She's weird though. She's weird. >> No, she's not weird. >> You're the weirdo. >> BUT CAN I SAY WHY? HELLO. >> NO,
>> I'm on mute. Hold on. She said Saman is a pedo. She said I'm a pedo. Like what? >> Sammon is a pedo. Like why is he entering tournaments? Why is he entering Yu-Gi-Oh tournaments if he's not a pedo? >> Are you kidding me? >> Why is he trying to get Why is he trying to get close to kids? >> Sam man is slow. He He's
Mentally >> He's like 40 something and over here trying to play Yu-Gi-Oh with kids. So come on. >> Because he's like Michael Jackson. mentally he's he's like years younger than what he is. That's what >> So the Peter Pan So the Peter Pan syndrome is what you know like >> Yeah. It's called Peter It's called the Peter Samman.
>> Peter pedophile Saman syndrome. >> Yep. >> Yeah. Well, I mean Peter Pan gets a bad rap. Peter Pan >> cuz he never wants to grow up in that sand man cuz he wants to be near kids. >> Well, didn't they say like Never Neverland was where the the dead kids or the kidnapped kids go
to or something like that or it's a dark place like and he kidnaps them to go to Never Neverland. I don't know. It's >> Yeah. And they never come back. They never come back from it. Yeah, >> he did. Oh, actually, did he? >> No. Peter Pan comes back, but he he comes back to abduct more kids. >> Oh my god. Yeah. abduct kids.
>> That's Sam right there. >> Well, Sam is over Sam is like one of these people that it's like, "Oh, I'm I'm protecting the kids." Just like beat up like they're act like they're like these these like pedophile hunters or like oh protecting the kids and they're not even parents. I mean, it's like they're not even they don't know anything the first thing about protect protecting
what is just like so crazy. It's like even to like actual parents instead of like see these signal people trying to like attack me and call me things out of my name. They don't even have kids. It's ridiculous. >> Well, come on though. Uh, what's your face? Psyche. Do you really think Sam's a pedo, dude? >> Um, I didn't say that, but I'm saying that he like >> But that's what I'm saying. Like, so
what she's saying is up because you know that's not true, dude. Come on. >> How is it up? Everybody knows he enters Yu-Gi-Oh tournaments. Well, he does play Yu-Gi-Oh. He does have a video of him, you know, doing Yu-Gi-Oh and all that. Like, you can't lie about that. >> Grown ass man does that >> It is weird. I mean, it's I don't know. I just think it's
like it's not like you're like it's actually like there there's games that you can play with just people play these computer games. >> Yeah, games you could play with other adults. Like, why does it have to be >> I don't know. Because only kids play kids? that game, I guess. Yuiio, >> dude. I heard they were talking about the Roblox. >> Yeah, Roblox. And he's like, >> but but what is Roblox? Isn't that like some kind of like, you know,
>> I think it's like Minecraft or something like that, if I'm not mistaken. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And a lot of pedos play that because they know kids play it. >> They stalk them. >> That's what they do. >> I don't know. I mean, if he was collecting the cards, that'd be one thing that he plays. I mean, he actually plays the game and stuff and he goes to these conventions. That's what he used.
He started out his show being like a a gamer streamer more, right? >> Yeah. Doing card games and and showing his little magic or his little Yu-Gi-Oh cards or whatever the they >> I don't know how he became like this like Yes. Yes. His car >> Yeah. Come on, brother. >> What?
>> It's like he just recording you. >> He is. Arzer, are you recording me? >> What? I have a phone call. What the Yo, see dude, why is she saying these random ass >> Because you're suspiciously quiet and then all of a sudden you call >> it's called a phone call. I have a family, you stupid you. >> You dumb. >> Hope you rot in hell. >> You dumb
>> I hope Chapo gets you and next the out of you, >> you. >> That was mean. What the like that? >> You and your DK, famous singer of a dad. you and your father, I know RG say it is up RG but it's really up is RG the only
one the only one that aligns with Brandon Q is Alexandra and yourself like >> this is just mad because I Brandon dissed his boy Salmon. >> Yeah I mean Salmon's kind of like you know he's I mean he's the only only person with Down syndrome that's like you know a successful streamer. got to have >> a lot of people play. I know.
So, so anyway, but RG um Yeah. So, >> accomplish that. Got Arthur mad. >> Brandon, >> you did it. You did it, right? Hell >> Yeah. yeah. >> And then RG is like RG has a nerve to tell Alex, "Oh, you're a woman of God, Alex." Like, >> but RG is like the arbiter of like
what's holy now? I mean, RG is like an evil bastard. I mean,
>> Arthur, are you okay? Arthur, >> dude, this stupid talks a lot, >> No, don't call her a Not a bro. She's a little No, no, no. She's actually pretty She's Get deported. What are you talking about? >> Still mad about that. I'm not mad. I'm saying I'm saying I go to bring over here. Arthur,
>> did I hurt your BB's? >> A I'm going to go to where um he actually gives you props. I don't know if you saw this uh RG, but yeah, he um he likes you. I'm mad about I'm not mad. Um I'm glad you have a friend. I'm I'm glad you have a friend. Uh um RG, but I'll show you what he said about you. Go
post. And it says something that RG is the only one who gets this. Let me see. Uh let's see. RG is >> Arthur. Go to Samman's and cry about it, I don't give a >> Um, >> oh, it says crazy black RG to be the
only one out of these people to expose psyche has a child mod on panel. >> Oh, RG, you really cared about that so much? I mean, RG, we know the channel kickers are all about falsely labeling people with CDFs in order to public support and attacking them and their families. We all know it. You don't care. Well, I don't care either. Hi, Popsicle Toes. I don't care either,
Black RG, but look where you are. You're right here. My channel and just like I'm still, you know, like a being terrible person man. >> So, it was good. Psych. How's your day going today, brother? >> Um, not bad. How's your day going, >> Arthur?
I'm telling you, he's recording. He's doing something. Rain is on or something. >> Psyche. How is it my fault that you continually choose to ignore people who give you good advice? Like having a child on panel. >> What are you talking about? >> Who's the child? >> What are you talking about? >> I don't know about no child. >> Well, that's what you were just talking about. That first of all, it's over and done with as far as I mean, that person
hasn't been back. But the thing you're talking about now, >> Hold on a second. I got >> what? >> Do you know you're allowed to have a 16-year-old on panel? I I guess it's not necessarily the best look though. People were telling you that in chat you you chose to ignore >> was telling me that. He's the only one that even cared about this thing. >> you keep doing this over and over again. Brandon, >> Oh
>> People actually trying to give you good. >> out of here you >> Out >> Oh my gosh. >> I mean Jay Dog, >> what's up? Yo man, what happened to Clumsy? Does he have a new channel, man? What happened? >> Yeah, he's on kick. I was on his panel last night. He's on kick. Um
>> well, because Oh, mate. Did you hear what happened with Homemate and Crunchy and all that? You know, the love triangle. Okay. Well, supposedly >> um Crunch, you know, Crunchy's been on Clumsy's panel like like you know, forever right? >> Yeah. Omake got jealous and porn bombed Clumsy and mass reported him and got his
channel his big channel taken down. So Clumsy had to activate his old well one of his, you know, backups and you know you got to wait like 24 hours or something like that to stream. So that's what happened. So he was on last night. >> That's what happened. >> So is he ever coming back to YouTube? >> Yeah, he'll be back tonight. >> Well, what's his channel?
>> Been back. Just look up clumsy bing gang. You'll see all kinds of like like all the more. >> He likes the period. He likes putting the period after the e or something. >> No, no, just look it up. >> About that, too. >> Let me see. Let me see. >> You'll see three channels up there. >> Bean gang. >> Yeah,
>> this slow. >> >> Jesus. You your head. Jay dog really does come to a point at the end there. Could it puncture a piece of paper if you put it on top? >> That's how he's the hats stay on his head. >> All right. Well, I'm subbed. >> Well, it's not that bad once you get a close-up look. >> See, that's a scar on top that makes it look like a point.
>> No, it's just the shape of the head. >> Well, it's better than Tony the conductor. >> Didn't Didn't you just get a new mic, Psyche? Why do you literally sound like you're 100t away? >> I I don't have it close to my mouth. This is better. U N word >> quasy mod dog. What the hell? >> Quasimoto. >> Yeah dog. >> They call me quasim dog.
>> Pretty accurate actually. >> No gay dog's a pimp. >> Now it works. >> Quasimo dog. Okay. >> Jesus. >> Anyway RG. So like Mr. Rogers used to have you know >> Oh, he left. Okay. Well, anyway, >> Sesame Street had Sesame Street. >> He got triggered when you brought Mr. Rogers.
>> Well, Mr. Rod, you know, everyone loves Mr. Ro, but it's like, but I actually I played like, you know, follow that bird. I just put like a picture of Follow that Bird. Oh. Um, trying to say like um that's pedophile. I played the Listen Linda clip. Pedophile. Listen, Linda. I played that clip and it's like, oh, he's jerking off to like the three-year-old. >> Dude, that is all bad, man. That is all bad. Are you freaking out about that word, Arthur? You're weird.
>> So, Psyche, >> you're like really weird. >> Psyche, my question is, >> you know, you look much younger with the haircut. >> About words. You're weird. >> Yeah, you look much younger with the haircut. Are you going to be shaving the beard anytime soon? You look much younger without the beard. >> Well, may see my beard is not even that like long right now. I usually I do shave it, but it's like I keep my goatee
a little bit. I have a kind of weak >> Yeah. keep sucking spiky dick some more. >> Do you have the electric shaver or just >> I do. I do. You want to >> Which one do you have? >> I have a I have one of those um those um those green um like the little touch-up things like like they're but they work really well actually. They have What are those? They're a special kind of razor. I'll show you.
>> Is it for You can use it in the in the in the shower too or No, >> no, I don't think so. >> It's I think it's the one you plug into the wall, right? It's the plug in the wall one. Oh, you need to get a cordless one, dude. Come on now. What are you doing? It's 2026. >> Like, why you asking Psyche if you shave in the shower? >> I just purchased one in the
>> I just purchased one in Costco, bro. It is so helpful to do it. This one is really good. This is what I recommend. >> There that >> Oh, okay. Yeah, that's electric. Yep. >> Yeah. It's called a Nurelco. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, that's a good one. >> Something. >> Yeah. >> Yep. I agree. >> It's strong. It's powerful.
>> Never go wrong with the neural codes. >> Yeah, it does. It does work pretty good. >> Okay. But but RJ, I don't see the comment you made before that got deleted. I don't know why, but you said without >> So, um, >> yeah. So, Arthur is, you know, >> you're in much of my songs, Arthur. I mean, it's like you're like a you're a
legend. I I like more or less your AI videos, not the songs. I can't deal with four four or three minutes of AI. Like you could tell when it's AI voices. Like at this point, it's too obvious. It's >> what? The music or the or the or the explainers. >> The both to be hon I'm I'm sorry, but I've never ever
>> Don't lie to Psyche. Don't be lying to Psyche. First, you just got caught up in a lie, Arthur. You just said both. Then you said, "Well, no, no, this." You you >> Exactly. Exactly. For the record, you kind of don't take this the wrong way. I have never clicked on one of those explanation video. >> Oh, yeah. But Arthur, you know, that's your right as a human being. I never would force you to watch.
>> You're a hater. >> Arthur, why are you hating on Psyche, bro? >> I'm just being honest, dude. >> You got I thought you were a supporter of Psyche. And now what happened? >> I am. I love his AI. Well, Arthur, you're in the Arthur, you're in the latest explainer. I should play the drink. >> No, it's just I can't. I'm sorry. >> Everyone else
gassing it. >> No, he's going to play now. Now, now you've done it, Arthur. Now, now I'm gonna play it now. >> I'm gonna play it for everybody. >> Play it for now. >> So, Arthur, this is uh this is >> Oh my god. Here we go. Eight minutes. a fake cult. >> They're like They're like less than 5 minutes.
>> Less than five minutes. >> Fake cult member. >> Arthur, you better stick your ass here that entire 5 minutes cuz I'm going to sit right here, too. We're all going to sit right here watching video. I'm about to leave functions through the rigid mechanics of a digital courtroom locked into one
perpetual unyielding session. Inside Thunder Thursday, the recurring cast, including Beeta, Arthur, and Christine, kicks off the broadcast by exchanging their customary ritualistic greetings. Sustaining a live broadcast for five continuous hours requires a specific type of fuel. To keep the participants
awake and the audience engaged, the room demands a rolling influx of conflict and accusation. The ecosystem maintains order by mimicking legal procedures. Chat moderators function as baiffs in the margins while the panelists seamlessly swap roles between zealous prosecution and defensive counsel. The panel executes a highly structured
parasocial trial, refining interpersonal grievances into a precise engine for manufacturing continuous drama. Tonight's first docket item begins with a claim brought by a user named Carl. He lets that another community member, Norcal, sent unsolicited explicit images to a woman named Mimi. While the accusation carries heavy social weight,
it relies entirely on hearsay. Weirdo. >> When confronted, both Norcal and Mimi immediately deny the interaction ever occurred. The trial then moves to case B. A panelist known as Clumsy stands accused of fabricating a story about a pregnancy loss to manipulate the community's collective sympathy. Across both of these cases, the evidentiary
standard is non-existent. No concrete proof is offered to the panel, and the people acting as the jury never actually demand to see any. This illustrates how information flows through the room. An unverified claim enters the system, multiplies as it is repeated across the panel and eventually cashes out into social capital, entirely bypassing a
verification layer. This system creates a paradox. A community that has adopted every mechanism of a courtroom while discarding the necessity of proof. In a space devoid of physical evidence, absolute belief becomes the required membership fee for holding a seat on the panel. During Arthur's interrogation, Betta and Christine spend nearly 30
minutes grilling him for the act of tattling. His offense was visiting a rival chat and relaying what was said about the group. >> The room demands a strict loyalty oath. Anyone who associates with the out group or even questions the prevailing narrative faces immediate social punishment. >> The true purpose of this trial is never to resolve the initial claim. The
accusations serve as a stress test to enforce tribal boundaries and verify who remains strictly loyal to the host. >> To enforce these loyalties, the community relies on a specific set of makeshift penal tools. They threaten to ban rival alt accounts by digging through years of archived video. They mute opposing microphones down to 10%
volume and they force public apologies through live chat polls. Eventually, the broadcast pulls a realworld tragedy, the Deli double murder case, directly into the digital court to use as social ammunition. A panelist named Frank is interrogated over his true crime channel. The group accuses him of
displaying redacted crime scene photos of the deli victims during his own separate broadcast. This press conference highlights the reality of the actual police investigation which carries a gravity that the digital panel cannot replicate. Yet the realworld legal boundaries of this horrific case are dragged into the petty squables of
the live stream. Here we see the Monon High Bridge, the physical location of the crime. Against this backdrop, the panelists judge Frank's morality to decide who is cast out of their social circle and who remains safe. The parasocial court co-opts the weight of real world justice, twisting a genuine
tragedy into a tool for arbitrary community sentencing. By the 5-hour mark, the sheer volume of prosecution and defensive shouting suggests the loom should shatter under its own tension. Instead, the participants warmly bid each other good night. They express genuine affection for the exact people they just spent the evening prosecuting.
This reveals that the fierce accusations and the threats of bands are secondary to the performance itself. Uncovering the truth matters less than maintaining the momentum of the prosecution. The conflict is a shared ritual. It provides these individuals with a place to be, a defined role to play, and a reason to stay logged in. The court never truly
adjourns because no one wants to leave the room. They will all gladly return for the next session. >> Here we go. So, I think it's pretty interesting and nice production quality. >> Why' he leave? It wasn't even that bad. It wasn't even It wasn't even that long or nothing. Like, >> little He can't take it. He can't take the truth. You know, like, you
know, ever see Jack Nicholson in that movie. He's like, >> truth. You can't handle the truth. >> Like, that's that's Arthur. >> He's like, >> was calling him a snitch, which that's basically what he was doing. He was snitching, right? He >> is a snitch. I mean, he is. I mean, he does snitch on me and stuff like Yeah. >> Isn't that a move, Psyche? Don't you consider that a move on his part? Like,
>> He's a total But I mean, it's fine, >> man. It wasn't bad. It was It was concrete. Um, concrete. Concrete. So, the cretins, the island of Cret in Greece, that's where the word comes from. And concrete. It is a con. It What's wrong, Arthur? Oh, yeah. We are a Arthur. It's okay. You're
Weren't you a heel wrestler? You're a mod. I mean, it's just I like I like you being a mod, but you remember you were a heel, right? You were like the kind like the wrestler that like, you know, loses and nobody likes. >> The bad guy. Yeah. >> Bad guy. You're the bad guy, right? I think he just wants to be good. >> Arthur wants to be liked. That's what it
is. >> He's like, well, he wants Okay. Okay. He wants to be liked, but you know what? >> By the wrong people, though. by the wrong people >> by by beta. I mean, beta will never like I mean, seriously, >> Beta and Sman, he's wanting their their >> They're never gonna like you. They're never gonna like don't like anybody except each other. I mean, they like >> because they're both scumbags. They're both scumbag pieces of They both
talk behind the scenes. They both share um information with each other behind the scenes. And then oh my god it's like basically the same show because he's like Sam will not anybody else mention their show at all except but he's like beta are you live you got are you going live he wants to do like a 10-hour show like Sam and show people >> and he'll go over there then he'll come in here and then he'll try to like when
when I next is on the panel try to come up when she's on because he's so desperate to get her mad at me or something like that but then it's like and then elders are paying me to like keep him on and stuff and it's like okay well whatever. I mean it's like but uh yeah I guess I you know that bit is more then but man you know that was uh
entertaining radio um I like do you like INX um Jay Dog you know >> I have no issues with her in all honesty I really don't have any issues with her to be honest you never get anything to me so I can't I can't hate on somebody you know if they give something to somebody else that's their issue >> so I I can't I could only judge them on what they done to me so if they done to me I'm not going to be mad I don't know them.
>> It was like, you know, Brandon Hugh like um found like a weakness because she was mad at me after one show when like I brought Sam Man on and so he then he calls her but he she doesn't know she's on the air and so he's talking to her on the air >> and like he's like we got to dox he's like you got to tell the police that he's a pedophile and and that you have proof and that and tell the police that um um he's a school shooter or he's
talking about school shootings and he's killing his cats and he's has guns and he's trying to swap and have her do it, you know, and she wouldn't do it. She wouldn't take the bait. And then he's like, "Apologize to Alex now. Apologize to Alex to her." And like And she's like, "Well, I'm not." And then I texted her. I was like, "Do you know you're you're live on the air right now?" And she didn't know. She And so
>> Oh, wow. He was He was Wow. That's a snake move right there if I ever saw one. >> Well, he I mean, Alex is hypnotizing him and then he's trying to hypnotize INX, which is like he thinks he can do it, but he can't. like you know she she'll play along with that. I mean she'll just like oh she she like she's agreeable and she'll go okay yeah but but then it's
like but at a certain point she'll she'll start saying no and uh so that was good that she did like you know she you know she wasn't going to let him like tell her to to swat me all >> Yeah. Don't let him manipulate her. Yeah. >> You know Alex does talk to INX and Brandon in like a hypnotist would talk to somebody like that movie Get Out.
That that lady that ordered >> really I didn't know she taught. Maybe that's how she's trying to get them under her control. Has she ever tried to do that? >> Yeah. She's giving him commands like she's like, "Oh, Brandon, you must do this. I have this system called TAC. It's called uh you know a TAC. What is it? It's like I don't remember what the bucket stands for, but she she was giving him these acronyms of telling him
cheat codes and and comparing like this life to a video game and like she's like, "Oh." and she calls him brilliant and oh he's a he's a brilliant investigative journalist someday um she says um Good Times is on the sitting on all this intellectual property that that I'm trying to steal or people are trying to steal from him and I mean >> no who nobody's trying to get anything from Good Times. Nobody even wants to take his panel. So like I don't know
>> I mean I he talked to me for an hour as what the hell sweet pee. Like literally he thought I was sweet for an hour and I was being >> He thought you were a female. That's why he he was on there like like >> and I didn't I didn't even sound like a female. I mean I sounded just like myself. I mean I really wasn't even disguising my voice. I mean I because I was like on so long I ended up forgetting but I at first my voice was scratchy because I was yelling all that
before like and but he believed I was sweepy and then Sweetie had to say you look like a fool fool good time. >> What did he say after he found out? He didn't well she he found out two days later and I don't he got mad two days later it said psyche you know
she had to tell him she tell him herself that it wasn't her because she's on pas all the time >> so he thought for two days he would talk to sweet pee and it wasn't even her >> yeah and after the conversation like oh he didn't really believe it he was like oh go just go in the chat sweet pee like he was like you know he wanted me in the chat talking
and stuff and I and everyone else was like laughing and like like he's like what's so funny like he didn't get it. It was so >> dude that guy that shit's hella funny, bro. >> Great. It was like one of the best uh and uh yeah I mean um I have to find that tape. I have to get that get that
uh that short out. It was a long conversation but I was like saying oh yeah you know oh you have a dildo collection. Do you want to like you know or and he's like I'm not into anal mad and I was like I was like not on you. I was like no pegged at times and he's like then but then I started asking something about I said would you be I
said would you like to be with the mother and daughter at the same time and he's like I gotta go. You made him feel uncomfortable, bro. >> Even he had his limits with it. But I I don't know with the giveaway when I said I wanted to pleasure myself to two pack two hologram.
We were talking about music like oh easy and two. I don't know. Alexander told me not to go to the show anymore and she told me to stay away from VA. Not only that, she told me she's like oh give Vita the win on this one because I want to be friends with her or whatever. these like girl girl bonding. She shared all these messages herself. So, but she typed that back back chat. She's trying
to like you know and I was like okay whatever. I I mean I would no matter what I do be able to do the same thing back I mean she's just I mean it's like a brick wall so I don't know didn't really matter. Um but I got along with Bea like maybe for like you know 20 minutes the other day. That was pretty >> Yeah, you were on her panel. you guys
were just chilling and I like she even said yeah bring INX up like >> right and then INX was like and then INX shared that message when I was texting her and she's like oh like she was texting me to join and I was like yeah I didn't knew I was like I was like saying in a good mood maybe >> you asked her if is it okay you you got permission before you even did it yeah
>> yeah but then I said it will drive Alex nuts that's it would have it would have if she would have made up because Alex tried to make up with beta And then um she doesn't like Eldo and so and then she was mad that Bea was like back with Eldo or something like that and then she said Bea was like trying to get people to sue her or something like that or can sue
everybody. That's how she makes money. And then she then she docks this law firm with VA's last name as the some law firm in California that used AI and lost a case because they they put all these false cases using the catchy PT. But anyway, I don't I don't know if it's related to her or not, but yeah.
>> Oh, that was what I needed to tell you. Psyche. That That was Okay. Have you heard about this rumor? I've just heard about this rumor. I don't know if it's true. That supposedly I've heard this from two different people. I've heard it from Karen and I've heard it from Alex. >> Uhhuh.
>> That Bea supposedly has a a child that's like a grown like like 18, 19 years old. >> Wow. I mean, I I never heard that story. >> And that and that there that Karen knows about it and I and um Alex knows about it and they want to reveal it and that Bea gets very very scared if they do that. >> Well, now you've revealed it to Jay Dog. I mean,
>> no, no. I'm just saying, have you heard of that rumor? I don't know if it's true. >> I haven't heard that. I haven't heard >> I've heard about it two times from two that rumor. different people from both those people. And I'm like, what the is that true? I I don't know if it can be true. So, I don't know if you've heard about it before. No, I didn't hear that. But um you know, I do have a I I made like a one minute opening new theme song for my show and it has some
familiar people, but like no one else has been able to recognize them. I just want to see if you recognize. >> All right. >> Okay. So, I'm gonna play. So, this is uh this is the new introduction for the show. So, it's only one minute long. And uh where is it? Okay. So, I Oh, man. I made some pretty good stuff
today. Okay. So, this is uh Yeah, I lost it. The one with the two faces. Um Well, oh, there is it here. Is it here? I don't know. Well, you see, I've been
making actually really good videos lately with uh like pretty realistic. I love my Wait, this here's that one. But one Oh, wait. This is must have lost. Oh, no. No. Here it is. Here it is. Here it is. >> You found it. All right. >> Light the candle. >> Check the light.
>>
>> before the mask before the name. >> Hey, guess who that is? >> Isn't that beta? >> No, it's this is a streamer. She's very skinny there. But >> Iron X. >> No, that is actually Kate the Turtle. >> Oh, Kate the Turtle. Okay. My eyesight's
that bad, bro. >> I know it. It didn't really look like her too much. >> Guess who that is. >> And that Christine. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Oh, I
shadow receipts. Pull up a throne, but wipe your feet. signal first, the metrics last, the veil is thin, the chat moves fast. >> Okay, guess who that is?
>> Alexander McQueen. >> You got it. You got it. Yes.
>> Is that >> Yeah. >> You cast the shadow. So say hi. Truth laughter side by side. Keep your free will then subscribe. >> The signal continues.
>> Oh, is that >> No, I didn't recognize the Oh,
>> It's Bronzeberg. Bronx bird. Okay. And then I played that video for like Nick and Marcy Fox and guess what they said? >> What they said? >> Nothing positive. They're like, "Oh, well, you shouldn't use AI." And um what? Why are you putting those people in the video? Don't they not all want to
want to be talked about by you? >> Well, dude, it's just like an expression. It's like writing a song or writing something. It's like you're expressing yourself how you feel. I have I had I did have relationship with all them. Second of all, I'm allowed to talk about anybody I want and they talk about me all the times. I can put them in a video. They're public figures. They all have shows. I mean, it's like geez. I mean, >> but then Yeah. And then then I got told
I was being rude because I was playing like, you know, I said, "Oh, watch this with me." Like, and and like, "Oh, you know, when people are on the panel, you're supposed to like not play thing." I'm like, "Excuse me." So, I I'm like I I did this whole like Declaration of Independence thing for my for like myself. This is it right here. This is
my uh uh this is my Declaration of Independence uh that I made myself for and any anyone can use it though because uh really uh it's called uh this called the lever psyche right here. Here you go. And uh we can have a look at it. It says uh okay so says uh charter of the sovereign
signal the one the gatekeeper has the right to call the signal when they will to open the gate when they will and to close it without apology. Two the gatekeeper has the right to shape the stream as they will its form and subjects its tone and its rules. Three the gatekeeper has the right to speak to keep silence to change their mind and to abandon the plan. Four, the gatekeeper has the right to invite whom they will
withdraw that invitation of moments abused. The gatekeeper has the right to mute, remove, block, or ban anyone who mistakes access for authority. The gatekeeper has the right to guard the room, the mood, the the subject, and the mic. Fellow travelers may question, disagree, depart, or build an altar of their own. They may not come and dear this one. Sovereignty reciprocal. I rule
my broadcast, not another soul. Every soul rules whether they stay. The stream is the altar. The signal is sovereign. So there we go. Well, anyone can kind of like use that as a format, but it's like I believe that I don't understand people thinking that this like their show. This is like my show. I get to like make the show what I want it to be. It's like, >> yeah, it's your idea, your vision. >> I don't know why people get like think
that they're like, >> "Oh, yeah." And so Arthur says he's the gossiping a little bit. Well, Arthur, it's not like that you're gossipy, but it's like just the tone of your voice when you go do it. Oh, oh, oh. Oh, beta beta. Oh, Sam, I want to say it's like a little bit like like a kiss. >> It's like whining. Like >> Yeah. Whining. The thing that is talks normally like
it's like it's like stop being so why your voice is so whiny. And you just can't help it. It's just the other one. Look at Lenor. You're just chilling on my on my shoulder. >> Uhhuh. >> You try to say that was a fake Lenor, bro. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Faithful Nor would not do that. >> Have to be like Arthur's been sucking on salmon lately. That's true. Yeah, he loves. He wants
>> Oh, he does. >> A hook in his mouth. What happened? Where did you go? Are you okay? Oh, there's Kira. I think Kira Kira, are you the person I'm in all this trouble over by Brandon? Brandon Q. I think I think Are you not sure? I wasn't concrete. Are you feeling better, Gog?
You were sick. >> Oh, no. I'm just coughing cuz I was, you know, hitting a vape. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, exor kisses. Kisses. Kisses. >> Yeah. So, what's the plan for today? Like, just going to chill out and see what's up. >> Well, it's 10:45 and so it's still early. Um, I don't know. What day is it?
Tuesday. Um, yeah. I mean, I woke up a little bit early this morning. can't take a little bit to wake up. And then uh I uh I got I just got into making the the videos and stuff because uh they have really good Google has a new uh their generator is really good. It's like really photorealistic finally. So
hi Lenor. Oh, you're so sweet. Look at her. Le >> baby. Yeah. What you What are you up to? I think I'm just going to go head out head out back into town, see what's up. >> Well, great. I hope you have a wonderful
day and uh you know, stay safe out there. >> You too, thanks for having me up, man. >> Oh, anytime. Anytime. Talk to you soon. >> All right. Later, bro. Peace out. >> So, let me see if I was trying to transcribe something this morning. Let me see the transcript.
I have PowerPoint. Hold on. Deliverable. Okay. Okay, that's my that's a different one. Um,
when did I Oh, hi Lunar. I lost it, I guess. What are you doing? Jay Dog, go back play Pokemon Go. I don't know. He shave his head often.
My hair's pretty good. So, what do you do? You're sitting on my head. Okay. >> Sorry. Move. Move. Let's see.
and an enormous amount of energy curating a specific identity. We want to be seen as inherently good people building a pristine image through our choices and public stances. But eventually that flawless facade cracks. We make a selfish decision, we hurt someone we trust, or we cross a line we
swore we never would. In an instant, our physical behavior contradicts the character we've constructed. This diagram illustrates exactly what happens in the brain during that moment, a concept known as moral injury. When the circle representing our actions forcefully pulls away from the circle representing our self-image, the
resulting jagged gap creates a crushing internal dissonance. It hurts because we can no longer deny the reality of the harm we caused. When we find ourselves trapped in that painful gap, culture dictates we need to seek redemption. Yet, we rarely receive practical education on how that process operates. We are expected to fix the damage
without any instructions on the underlying mechanics. We usually assume the repair is purely emotional. We think that if we sit in guilt long enough or quickly say we are sorry, the slate is wiped clean. But experiencing shame does nothing to reverse the impact of our actions. To bridge that gap, we have to
engage in a strict sequential psychological process. It requires three distinct phases to repair both the internal dissonance in our minds and the external damage we've inflicted on others. The first phase happens entirely in isolation. Before you can offer a meaningful apology to anyone else, you have to face a brutal internal
reckoning. The brain's immediate biological instinct is to protect itself from the pain of guilt. The ego often intervenes, pushing us to either deny the fault entirely or collapse into a spiral of shame so heavy that it prevents any constructive response. This mental roadblock is driven by cognitive
dissonance. Overcoming it requires a suspension of the ego. You must look objectively at the flawed behavior and admit the failure without letting the mistake destroy your entire sense of self. This flowchart maps the mechanical necessity of self forgiveness. As long as shame routes back to inaction, we
remain trapped in a loop. Self forgiveness serves as the mechanical trigger that releases the lock of shame, allowing us to move toward the outward work of repair. Resolving that internal battle is the only way to prepare for the next step. It ensures that when you finally approach the person you hurt, your focus is entirely on their healing
rather than a frantic attempt to alleviate your own guilt. Internal work means nothing if it stops at the boundary of your own mind. The second phase requires stepping outside of yourself to take physical action in the real world. A standard apology usually focuses on clearing the speaker's conscience, saying the right words just
to end the tension. True restitution focuses exclusively on the person who suffered the harm. This scale demonstrates the mechanics of amends. On one side sits a block representing the specific damage caused. An apology alone lacks the weight to balance the equation. You have to add tangible repair, identifying exactly what was
broken and taking proportional steps to restore that specific deficit. The most difficult requirement of this equation is the loss of agency. You must completely relinquish control over the outcome. The person you hurt is under no obligation to forgive you, regardless of how much effort you put into the repair. Balancing the scale addresses the actions that already happened. It
neutralizes the debt of the past, but it offers no protection against making the exact same mistake tomorrow. To protect the future, we have to look at a much longer timeline. An apology that is not followed by a concrete change in behavior is indistinguishable from manipulation. This leads to the final stage, deep systemic behavioral
transformation. You must identify the root cause of the failure and actively reprogram how you operate. That reprogramming relies on the biological mechanism of neuroplasticity. The human brain has the ability to literally rewire itself, overriding old toxic habits by establishing new frameworks within your neural networks.
These new connections require daily deliberate maintenance. You have to consciously practice the new response over and over until it becomes your default behavior, ensuring the specific moral failure is never repeated. This systemic neurological commitment secures the process. It is the final mechanism that completes the practical
architecture of redemption. When we step back and look at these three phases in tandem, we have to re-evaluate the premise we started with. We have to question our definition of a very good person. The idea that goodness requires a flawless mistake-free record is a standard that no person can meet. Given enough time and enough interaction with
others, the probability of eventually causing harm reaches 100%. We need a standard based on action. A very good person is defined by their willingness to engage in the difficult three-part mechanics of redemption when they inevitably fail. This timeline illustrates the reality of the process. A moral failure creates a permanent node
on your record. Redemption does not erase it. Instead, the timeline bifurcates into parallel paths representing the ongoing simultaneous stages of reckoning, restitution, and transformation moving forward. Redemption is an active daily tool. It is a psychological framework we carry to bridge the gap between our flawed reality and our highest moral
aspirations. Character is built through the repeated application of this framework. It is an active state maintained by the constant work of identifying failures and executing the steps required to correct them.
Okay.
Where are we? Hi, Popsicle. Yeah, constant gossiping. So, what are you doing, Lenor? How are you? You're perched on my shoulder like a little little birdie.
Very sweet cat.
Well, let's see. How do I share
really good. On to Bea's Kitties. You might expect exactly what the name promises, a quiet, wholesome corner of the internet dedicated to feline friends. Beeta herself will be the first to tell you she wants nothing to do with online conflict. She claims she's just here to hang out, actively steering clear of the toxic drama that plagues so
many live streams. But the moment her stream actually goes live, that peaceful atmosphere vanishes. Within minutes, the broadcast erupts into a shouting match where almost everyone in the vicinity becomes a potential target. The cat themed branding creates a space where pet photos are quickly replaced by hours of recorded hostility. The wholesome
name serves as the backdrop for a broadcast that thrives on the very volatility she claims to avoid. The first battleground in this environment is the text chat. Beta imposes strict, almost totalitarian rules on her viewers, threatening users with lifetime bans if they dare to change their profile pictures without her explicit
permission. When viewers step out of line, the punishments are bizarre. In one instance, she places a regular chatter named RG on what she calls a half an hour probation on detention for a perceived slight. Even loyal regulars aren't safe. She frequently lashes out at viewers like Christine and Boston, twisting entirely harmless chat messages
into severe personal attacks that require immediate retaliation. This chart shows exactly how the power dynamic operates. Beta sits isolated at the top while the viewers below serve as convenient targets. In this space, community building is replaced by manufactured victimhood and preemptive strikes against her own audience. But the text chat is only the first layer of
the war zone. The real escalation happens on the live voice panel where Beta routinely brings up regulars like Sandman, Elbow, and Trip to hash things out on microphone. Once the voices are live, a massive contradiction emerges. Beta constantly complains that other female streamers are the ones dragging drama onto her panel, even as she spends
hours actively instigating fights with them. This diagram maps her primary targets. Beta sits at the center, starting feuds with Vicki, Ivana, Bridget, and Christine. But the male panelists grow tired of the double standard. They push back, calling her out directly for creating the environment she claims to despise. The live panel stops being a casual hangout
and turns into a psychological mirror. Every time she invites these speakers up, they reflect the massive gap between her self-proclaimed innocence and her actual behavior. When cornered by her own panel, Beta doesn't back down. Instead, she relies on a highly specific defense mechanism, immediately playing the gender card against her critics. She
accuses the men on the call of being sexist, arguing that they gang up on her simply because they lack the courage to attack other male streamers in the community. Her counterattacks quickly spiral away from logic. In one particularly bizarre deflection, she tries to mock a detractor by claiming he spends his time reading female voice
messages while missing a tooth. These erratic, highly aggressive deflections serve a very specific purpose. They form an impenetrable wall that blocks any chance of self-awareness, ensuring that every confrontation on the stream escalates into an endless loop of drama. Beyond the text chat and the voice panel, there's a third, much larger
theater of war. Beta maintains an ongoing obsession with a rival streamer named Psyche and the competing panel he hosts. She actively surveys his channel with intense paranoia, tracking exactly which of her own panel members, like a regular named Alex, dared to visit Psyche's stream to talk trash behind her
back. This timeline shows exactly how often Psyche's stream crashed during a single broadcast. While Beta insists she never visits other panels to instigate trouble, she spends significant portions of her own stream loudly gloating over every single one of these technical failures. Psyche's panel functions as a necessary enemy camp. His presence
provides the external threat Beeta needs to justify her own perpetual state of defensive warfare. Eventually, balancing the hostile text chat, the argumentative voice panel, and the surveillance of rival streams becomes too much. The multifront war reaches a boiling point that she can no longer control. Right as the chaos hits its peak, she deploys her
ultimate escape mechanism. She abruptly pauses the yelling to announce that she has to leave immediately to take care of her kitties. The tonal whiplash is enough to give you spin. She cuts instantly from screaming at her panelists to delivering a sickly sweet, "Love you guys, bye!" Effectively shutting down the conversation. The wholesome pet ccentric branding was
never really the point of the channel. The kitties are simply a curated narrative shield, allowing Beeta to operate as the epicenter of daily conflict without ever having to face the consequences of the fire she starts. >> Bam.
That was good, huh? People
are currently participating in a story where a specific online creator is a shape-shifting werewolf. In this world, he makes deals with demons and his own pets are fleeing his home to escape his dark energy. Psyche is the real person forced to navigate these bizarre supernatural charges. These claims find
their footing on the Kate Show, a YouTube panel stream where creators spend hours dissecting the private lives of their rivals for an audience of hundreds. During these broadcasts, Kate and her guests often treat Psyche's life as lore rather than reality. They discuss using archangels to bind demons
to him as if they are players in a tabletop RPG. Turning a human being into a fictional character allows the community to detach from the consequences of their actions. It transforms a targeted harassment campaign into a collaborative immersive game. The most jarring part of the broadcast is the casual lowstakes
environment. The panel often pivots from intense character assassination to the mundane details of their Friday nights. Kate describes listening to a Sugar Ray concert from her porch, grounding the stream in a completely ordinary suburban reality. Even as she fuels a supernatural mob, the conversation drifts further into the trivial with the
panel laughing about the difficulty of parking a car in Harvard Yard. They are rooted in the physical world while the target of their stream is trapped in their fiction. This relaxed hangout atmosphere is a perfect incubator for toxicity. It frames coordinated slander as harmless entertainment among friends, making the cruelty feel weightless to
those participating in it. While the panel laughs, Psyche is on his own stream watching their broadcast in real time. He has to witness the mob's narrative collide with his actual life. Kate and Alex focus heavily on his pets, claiming his cats, Lenor and Rudy, have run away because they can no longer
tolerate his presence. This is the mechanic of weaponized empathy. The mob uses a universal good like animal welfare as a Trojan horse to justify their behavior. They adopt moral righteousness to mask the distress they cause, leaving Psyche begging strangers to stop obsessing over his animals. He
points out the invasive nature of the attack, comparing the strangers demands for proof of his cat's safety to strangers aggressively questioning a parent about kidnapped children. Targeting a creator through their pets ensures a visceral emotional reaction. That distress is then captured and sold back to the audience as pure content.
Psyche struggles to defend himself against a narrative that refuses to stay still. One minute he is a werewolf, the next he is a demon. With each new label serving as a fresh justification for the harassment, he identifies the source of the provocation as and gossip, a cycle of rumors intended to trigger a breakdown. The feedback loop
is highly effective. The mob pokes the target until he reacts and then uses that reaction as proof that he was unstable all along. In this ecosystem, the victim's attempt to set a boundary is immediately processed as fresh fuel for the next episode of the drama. At the end of the broadcast, Kate casually signs off. She tells her audience she's
going to eat a salad and go to sleep, completely untouched by the events of the last 2 hours. Psyche is left alone in the aftermath, forced to continue defending his character and the safety of his home against an audience that has been told he is a monster. This shows the brutal asymmetry of online bullying. Inventing rumors cost the mob nothing,
but defending against them cost the target their peace of mind. Psyche warns the panel about the wicked tongue, highlighting the psychological toll that comes from being the subject of a gamified witch hunt. This conflict is a microcosm of a much larger trend where
internet communities lose sight of the human being on the other side of the screen. Behind every piece of bingeable lore is a person experiencing coordinated psychological warfare. When we prioritize entertainment over empathy, we normalize slander.
Targeted harassment is successfully rebranded as a harmless spectator sport. Each hour spent following these stories demands a look at the human cost and whether that consumption has morphed into a digital witch hunt.
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three marbas and grab the whole bill. Dancing to dramatic flare. One little spin. Now there's glitter everywhere. 300 glow shining all night. Rainbow s under neon light hotter than salsa smoother
than case. So flirting with the DJ while counting in space. So 300 gloss. Everybody knows he came for the tacos but stayed for the brosa's
wedding day. He pointed at his best friend. Depends what he'll say. I dropped a spoon and laughed out loud. Just find someone handsome and make the family proud. His outfit was tighter than parking downtown. Gold chain sparking like a fresh scount. He said no. So he said hello so
I'm emotionally free. Then checked his boyfriend's Instagram at quarter 3 shining all night. Rainbow Coraso under neon light. Hotter than salsa, smoother than cake. So flirting at the DJ while
counting his face. So 300 gloss. Everybody knows he came for the tacos but stayed for the bros.
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>> Welcome to the haters club where the fake get loud when the views dry up. Got to hear the one crooked got a sermon baked. Say I'm praying for you while the screenshots get saved. They got concerned in their voice poison in the cup. Say I hate drama while they wind it up. Got pearls in a death script. Clutch clutch talk real
big online in person. Not much. They got two fake pages and one tired scheme. Same cheap perfume on a recycle me. Same fake ass, same face, same twostep shovel. When you bring the receipt, they whisper, they wiggle, they
edit, they shove, and act brand new. When the chorus comes up, it's the sight hater. Fake saint, fake hug, fake tears, fake love for one, then hide that glove. Big mad bad vibes, little bad stuff. haters
but what a bargain. They say be kind with a board of tong. Welcome baby to love.
Front row seat at the nobody else award. Best fake victim. Best twisting words. Best I'm above this while refreshing the feed. crocodile tears in a thirsting stampede. Got a PhD in selective
can remember your time forget what they cause. They start the fire then ring the alarm then show up in like I meant no harm. Buddy buddy smile with a snake in the curse. They call it boundary so they stop your
say I want peace with a megaphone grin translation please let me gossip again they panic then faint and bluff and swear they're shocked when you call their stuff it's the haters for fake fake hugs fake
tears fake love for Unra and hide that loving mad bad vibes. Little bad stuff.
They say be kind with a song.
>> Same clown new wmy face. When the truth walks in. >>
>> Yes. >> Oh, >> there you go. >> All right, >> brother. Yo, I I bought a shirt just like that actually not too long ago. Like literally >> this one. >> Hello. >> Yeah. Yeah, I bought something like that. But it's like it's like navy blue
and white. >> I think they call those the baseball. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I was always a fan of those types of shirts. >> I found it at I found it at Gap. >> Oh, the Gap. Um, did you ever play baseball? >> I I know. >> Never. >> Never played it.
>> You know what? No, I'm not really a big fan of of u baseball. >> I would like to see I would like to see you in those in those tight pants. >> What? >> The baseball pants. I love those. You >> What the >> Wouldn't you ever wear one for me?
>> No. But anyways, um you know what the and look, don't take this the wrong way because it just happened to be that. But you know what GAP stands for apparently? >> Uh gay ass pirate >> people. >> Oh, gay ass people. Okay. >> Or in this in this case, gay ass psyche.
>> Uh >> pretty good. >> I thought I thought I thought Gab said for gay Arthur's. Oh, penis. Yes. >> That's a good one, too. >> That's a good one. >> How you doing down there? Psych. >> Lady Gaga stands for Lady Gay Arthur. Gay Arthur. >> I can't stand Lady Gaga, dude.
>> Uh, she has some good songs. Very a little bit overproduced, but yeah. I cannot stand like she like especially her in her earlier days like she was like so oh I'm oh my god I'm the best like gh >> well she was kind of like popular I mean like really made a lot
>> no Katy Perry was so much better >> well they're both kind of like the same level like >> I think so to be honest >> way too famous way too famous >> I think so to be honest I ain't even gonna lie Taylor are you a Taylor Swift fan she's like the last great white hope in America, >> right? She is. That's why they call her America's darling. >> Like a sweetheart.
>> She's like the last white white person. >> She's like literally the last pure breed of the white people. >> Hey, I'm pretty pure. I I have um 100% >> but like famous but like famous celebrity. >> I'm famous. I'm famous though. >> You're not really a celebrity. Come on. >> Okay. Very nice. >> She's like she's like the two billionaire. You know what I mean? >> I I know. Well, compared to her, I'm not. But it's like, you know, in my own
mind, I'm a legend. >> I mean, in your own mind, you're you're you're the best thing after sliced bread. >> So, have you heard of this guy named the finesse the real finesse god? I think you'd like him. >> What? >> His name is the real finesse god. He has like he looks like that. He looks like like the fourth island boy. >> No, the fourth island boy.
>> Yeah. >> What the I didn't even know there was three. Let me see if I can find his picture. Hold on. Um, he actually I met through Joker. Um, and he's always there like >> I can't stand Joker, dude. >> Well, I He's my uh streaming father.
>> Streamyard, by the way. >> Streaming the real thing. Not not Streamyard. Streaming. Well, um, you know, I guess Pyana, I remember, was like the first person that was like, >> "How do you know about Pyana?" >> She was a she was the host of my show at one point. >> What? >> But we were friends before my show, like um from Benny's, and then we were friends, but then she told me she wasn't
going to talk to me anymore unless I got a job. And so I blocked her. And then um and then we had a mutual friend, Danny, who got killed and stuff. And she was like I told I told her, she's like, "Oh, I know about it." And then I was like, well, he's he like mentioned you before he died like and he said, you know, I was like, I remember how how much he loved ladies and stuff. And she was like,
gross. Well, great talking to you or whatever. I'll show you this guy here. Here he is. See, see what you think of him. >> I don't even know who Pyana is, but I'm surprised you know who that is. >> Oh, I know a lot of stuff. I know a lot of stuff. I found a human tooth in my something. Let me see.
Pyana, by the way, why why isn't her name Pirana? >> I don't know. >> Buy a star. I should put a star star sticker. A freaking sticker on that >> What do you think? >> What? >> This guy right there. >> That's the fourth. >> I think third member of the What is it? The Beach Brothers. >> Island Boys.
>> Island Boys. >> I asked him if he like was born on Epson Island but >> Oh, come on. No. Minecraft. Minecraft. >> What? I mean, it was a real island. It's not like >> No, we you YouTube doesn't allow the EPS n word to be thrown away. >> It's so funny. So, Brandon, he writes,
"Fake outrage. Everyone completely ignores psyche grooming and talking sexually to a 14-year-old girl he modded." So, now it's like the the age keeps changing. Oh my god. I mean, it's like it's just it's just M >> and it says, "Oh my gosh, he has all these Crystal Anne messages on his boards. Psyche just
had a little kid on his panel. A kid just showed up on shorts before showing a plate warrior vest and an airsoft." >> Crystal passed away, right? Insignia. It's about an 11-year-old Asian kid. Oh my god. >> I heard Crystal Lamb passed away. Is that true? >> Yeah, she died. Isn't that sad? >> Yeah. >> I did not see that coming. >> No, she didn't die.
What? >> I don't think she's dead because guys, is Crystal dead? >> Palm Beach. >> Rumor. A rumor has it. >> No, she if she she if that's the rumor that she faked her death. Everyone here just fakes their death. Hardly anyone really dies. I think Michael Luizimone died and possibly Music Biz Marty, but I'm not totally convinced he didn't fake his death.
What do you think? you know, Tom uh I guess who's a the Mark Twain um famously fakes his own death and then then he wrote a guess about Tom Sawyer doing it and uh going to his own funeral. Wouldn't that Wouldn't that be something?
Well, guess we lost Arthur. >> No, I'm right here. >> Okay. Oh, you're just ignoring me? No, I'm I'm I'm actually I just saw um a female with a nice butt. >> So, how was how her boyfriend look? >> What was that? Sorry. >> Nothing. I didn't say anything. Hey,
look. So, here's a picture that Brandon posted of Alex. I just want you to see what he posted out. And she's friends with him still. I mean, look at this picture.
>> Oh my god, that's racist. and says, "Announcement Q Army. As of today, I will be cutting out content exposing Ganville and other people, and my main focus will be exposing the fugitive of the law, the dirty ass AIDS monkey, and having her face justice and exposure to the public. Her locations will also be
revealed. I will at the same time be exposing the AIDS meth head uh boycat abuser um as a pedophile as I did confirm he was watching little Russian boys online. I mean just >> Have you seen the lady that from Bank of America that passed away?
>> From Bank of America? No. Who's that >> dude? They stabbed her in New York yesterday. You didn't see that video? >> No. >> Oh my goodness. I don't know, Nancy. Yeah. >> Over Twitter, dude. >> Did you ever see the woman get stabbed on the subway? Um, she's like Ukra from Ukraine. And >> poor little white girl. >> That was scary. >> I know. I felt so bad.
>> Yeah, that would have been terrible. And she like died on the floor of the just scary. Yeah, this world is wicked world sometimes. Um, so what's up for you this week? >> Well, I'm just doing my thing, you know.
>> Are you wrestling? Do you do you wrestle still or no? >> Come on, dude. Why do you have to always bring that up? Stop. >> I always picture you in those tight >> I get it, but it happened. Like, I don't wrestling. want people to know about that, dude. >> You don't? >> No. Please. >> Why? >> Are we going to find your your your pictures? >> No. Psych please dude.
>> What? Wait, you're embarrassed. You're just wearing these like these side. >> Just please, please. >> I Okay, you're you're never an amateur wrest. Were you a gay wrest? >> No, I want people to know. >> What is the gayest thing you've ever >> Oh my I freaking beg you to stop. done? >> I did stop. I I changed the subjects.
>> Thank you. >> What's the >> There you go. Yeah, there you go. That was it. >> Wrestling. Okay, that was it. Wrestling. >> No, begging you to stop Okay, I got the Oh, um, so I guess I'm gonna go get a coffee refill. >> Oh IRL. >> Yeah, I'll do some IRL. Let me get my
>> IRL stream. >> Yep. Let me grab my phone and we'll uh take a walk to the wild side. It's 11:24, so I have a couple hours to get a couple more. Okay. So, like my phone said, "Oh, um, do a cartoon of yourself." And I was like, "Okay." And then take a picture of myself and everything. The cartoon is like the worst. That's not a cartoon of myself.
And like doesn't even look anything like me at all. I mean, it's like I mean I I prefer my those other shots of it, but I don't know. It just doesn't look like me. Um, okay. So, um, here. Why don't I So, yeah. Um, what else? Arthur >> Palm Beach Pete. You've heard about Palm
Beach Pete? >> Who's that? >> Look him up. Hi. >> Is he from Palm Beach? >> Yes. Look him up. I'm surprised you never heard. >> Is he on YouTube? >> No. Just look him up on Google. You're going to be like, "Whoa, what?" >> Okay, let me look. >> What?
>> Okay. Peter Siml. No. >> He looks like Jeffrey Epstein. >> Yes. Right. >> Yeah. >> He He's saying like that's his persona. >> Yeah. He just has this he Jeffrey Epstein has a very Jewish look and so does this guy. I mean it's like it's not like it's like a same person. >> Obviously not. But he
>> Japanese person all like all the Japanese people look alike or something. I mean they have very similar look. What's that noise? >> Uh, this guy looks like more like Jeffrey Tambbor or maybe like um the um like who's that guy like that guy that
um owns like >> all the record companies like his name starts with an L. I forgot his name. He's like a he's like this Jewish guy that's very powerful that Kanye West is always screaming about. Okay, so let me get on my uh
I need to change my ringtone and stuff. Okay. Chrome. Yeah. Um the guy's name is Leo or something. Yeah, I think it's Leo or something. Okay. Um >> Palm Beach Pink.
>> Well, Peter. Yeah. What a great He's wearing a MAGA hat. It says Palm Beach Pete for mayor 202028. >> I told you that's his whole persona. >> What if he's like the real Jeffrey Epstein and he just >> I know he's saying he is he's saying he
was there. He was saying he was in the cruise and the island and the plane. >> There's a picture of him with a bunch of police officers with his arms around him like >> Yeah, he's crazy. >> uh >> He's in Wikipedia. Let me see what it says. >> I know. It says he's Jewish. Oh, shock.
Um, let's see. Palm Beach Pete theories about his death. He created an Instagram account under the moniker Jeffrey Epsteer. >> Oh, no, no, Palm Beach. And it clarified he's not Epste also said he believes Epstein is dead and also called him such a vile human being. Then he was on Jimmy Kimmel and then he has he's running for
mayor and it says Harvey Epstein. Who's that? Harvey Epstein is I wonder if that's Jeffrey Epstein's relative or just another Epstein family. Wait, you know what? You know what Stein means, right? >> Yeah. >> What does it mean in English or in Yiddish? What does Stein mean? >> It means to be exact.
>> I think it means >> J word. >> I think it means stone. >> It means the J word. >> You ever heard of the cone heads? >> Oh, come on. That's inappropriate. >> No, the co o n e like like a jay dog heads. Not like the Cohen heads like like Leor Oh, his name is Leor Cohen. That's it. Leor Cohen.
>> There you go. No doubts. >> You know, the the Cohens are the like the priests and they're also very popular in Hollywood now, which is like the new magic. >> Bernstein. >> Bernstein. The Bernstein Bears. Woodward and Bernstein. Brian Stein bears. >> Aren't you part of Jewish parts there? >> Uh, a little bit.
>> Filipino Jew. >> Yeah. >> Beautiful. >> You're funny. >> So, you would love it in the Philippines actually, wouldn't you? >> What? >> Feel so cheap. >> Okay. I'm sorry. That was terrible. >> Thank you. >> Hey, but yeah. Um, have you been to the Philippines?
>> Negative. Actually, you know, a Filipino woman is actually the woman that got me my first hundred subscribers. That's why >> really I >> Yeah. Her name is She's been on my show. Her name is uh Chona. >> Shona. >> Uhhuh. And she's like in her she's a she's a grandmother, but she's she's really like young at heart and she uh she dances to
Madonna songs and stuff and she goes, >> "Oh, doesn't she have a channel?" >> Yeah. Joan adventure blo b v b v b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b >> here. >> Man, I like Filipino people. They're really Filipino people are really uh nice. They're like my dad had a bunch of
Filipino nurses and they had a good He always liked them. Um they had a good attitude. >> Yeah. Yeah, I've seen them. >> There's a lot of them in the nursing industry. Are are you a nurse right there? Uh, no comment. >> You look good in the scrubs. >> You're funny, dude.
>> You okay? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Sound like you were sick. >> So, what else? Who's better? Who else is better? What butts are you kissing today Arthur? >> Uh, nobody at all. Nobody. >> Nobody's >> No, we don't do that anymore, brother. >> No, we don't do that anymore. You've always done that. >> It's part of your part of your >> No, brother. personality.
>> Negative. >> You're just a kiss. >> Are you ever gonna go on camera and like be a on camera guest? >> I did the other day, remember? >> But you just you just peek real quick. >> And now question. >> Yes.
>> Question. Do you do you have a um a what's it called? Do you have a um >> My goodness, why am I forgetting? >> Do I have a >> um
no a washer and a dryer in your in your apartment? >> I do. I do indeed. Do you use it daily? >> No, that'd be a lot of laundry. I mean, it's like I don't need to do it daily. That'd be kind of a waste of water, but I do it weekly. >> How often would you say you
>> It's I mean, it's got stuff in it right now. It's always got stuff in it >> Oh, yeah. It feels like it never ends, usually. right? >> Well, it doesn't because like, you know, you continually have to wash clothes every time you wear them. >> It's like, yo, when is it going to end? Why don't we just go go naked, Arthur? Wouldn't that be great?
>> We' just be a non. >> You'd think so, right? >> We wouldn't have to We' save so much money on clothes. We would like, you know, we spend all our money on like, you know, pubic waxing and getting our butts waxed and stuff. >> You'd think so, right? >> You go do that with me together. >> No, I'm good. I'm good. >> Yeah, >> No.
>> We're good. Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> sure. >> You used to whack. Did you get waxed before you wrestle? Okay, I'm sorry. >> Never mind. >> I'm looking I'm still looking for like the what's it called? The amazing Arthur.
>> No. Oh god. You just Man. >> So, who do you So, do you like Who do you like? Do you like Are you in love with Crunchy? I heard you're in love with Crunchy. No, I don't even know who she is. >> She's that she's that racist woman on VA's panel that's dating omate. >> No, not not on.
>> You mean she? No, she always says on beatas and she uses the n word. >> Bums. You mean >> both? I've seen her on beat. >> No. >> So, you're attracted to beta, aren't you? >> Attracted. >> Did you see her nude photos? >> I have. I was there.
>> Oh, you were at the freakoff, >> dude. Uh, what's his name? Uh, blogger and her were on it, right? >> LA neighborhood. >> Yeah. Blogger. What? >> I was there and then um freaking blogger. He just when when she got and I hate to mention this,
she got on all four, right? And then what did Blogger do? He looked in the camera. He put one by one by one. He put me, he put Juice, and then some other dude I've never seen, dude. I've never seen him.
He put up He put us up on on panel, >> but then he put us back on back on stage back backstage. >> Yeah. Why? >> One by one by one. And he would tell he would do the you know the sh like the sh don't say anything. >> Uhhuh. And >> his penis. >> No, he just told us to like, "Shut up.
Like, you guys are watching. Just shut up." >> You know what I mean? >> Uhhuh. Did you Are you the one that took the pictures and shared them? >> No. No. I I would have freaking screen recorded that that. >> Well, but I just heard bloggers show his butthole and stuff. Did you see that?
>> Yeah. Yeah. He cuz like he was leaning in a way where it showed it. It's not like he purposely wanted to. >> You get me? >> He didn't like spread it. He didn't spread his cheek. Oh, no. He >> No, he was like sitting, but he was like slouching like super slouching >> and he like his legs up a little bit like
>> Yeah, he was like slouching in a way that. where it showed it. And it's like, whoa, dude. You need to he needs to start taking it up a part. You know what I mean? >> Well, didn't he like get it bleached one time? He was like in bleaching it. >> I said a I think uh he said a couple times. >> Oh my god. >> Have you ever done that? >> What? No.
>> You never bleached your butthole? >> Oh, >> because um it's like it kind of gets like um stained brown after a while, doesn't it? I have no idea. >> You're going to look at in the mirror. >> I have a whole mirror on the floor just to stand over. >> Really?
>> Yeah. >> You're lying. >> Yeah. I I just I just put my my my other mirror. I just turned upside down. Okay. Well, I can't I can't Yeah, I can't I can't leave right now because I'm out of data. So, I'm >> So, what's going on, man? What's
>> Do you do fishing? Do you go fishing? >> Do I go fishing? Um, catfishing? I'm just kidding. I don't No, I don't fish. I >> fish. >> Um, I mean, I have I We used to go to this um Hawaii called Kona Village and they'd have these little bamboo fishing poles and they and then we'd catch these fish and then we throw them back in and it was kind of fun.
>> Yeah. We have a big big piece of bread on the on the thing. Oh, no. I loved Hawaii. It's like Hawaii is like the best place. It's just >> Have you been? >> You never been to Hawaii. >> No. >> You should go. >> Smells like flowers when you get off the plane. They put a lay on your head. >> I heard it's very expensive though. >> I mean, it's it's a US state. I mean,
yeah. >> I heard like a bottle of water was like seven bucks. Well, you know, drink out of the I'm sure tap, you know, bottled water. I mean, or just bring like, you know, go get a basani at the gas station. >> Basani. >> Yeah, that's just filtered Coca-Cola
water. It's filtered. >> Who drinks basani? >> Well, it's expensive. I mean, it's like just as expensive as like a premium bottled water, but it's um filtered sewer water. Juice. Oh, so Juice the Show recorded it. Yeah, he's always recording this thing. >> Well, you you've you've heard his nickname right?
>> Juice. >> No, Juice the Peep Show. >> Oh, Juice the Peep Show. Yeah. >> I heard he's like, isn't he like a Is he like, he's kind of like a, you know, the Green Mile. He kind of like the Michael Clark Duncan kind of energy. Have you ever talked to him before? >> No. But did you hear like it's >> he's a peep show? Well, like what? Because he peeped on like who did he
peep on? Like KK or something? >> I believe so. >> Who wants to see that? >> Come on. You don't say that. >> I mean, her p the pictures that she uses are like, you know, a little bit flattering and they're not good pictures. >> Oh my god. You said that. I didn't say >> I'll say it again. That's who Sandman that.
wanted to date. I mean, she's worse than Beeta. I mean, personally, but >> come on, Lord. What? >> Come on. Let's Let's not do that. >> She is. Have you ever seen what be really looks like? >> No. I refrain from speaking of that. >> Okay. Just don't look. It will ruin your
It'll ruin your fantasy. So, we think is his new show last night. >> What? He streams. >> Yeah, he streams now. It's at the thing. >> And he was on last night. He had 35 people in the chat. Um, Midnight is modded. Sweet Pea is there modded. Beeta is there modded.
>> Sweet Pea. Has she been around? >> She's back. She's on She's on the uh >> She doesn't really like hang out at BEAS right? >> No, I think I don't think she likes Bea anymore. >> I think low key I think she just works. >> I think that like she's busy. I think that like
Beeta like is kind of like over like talking about me because Sweetie was there just to like basically be like to cover my channel without Beta having to say she's covering my channel. Like she had Sweetie do it and then they could play my content. She has a massive sperm bank of YouTubers. Wow. A spank bank. Okay. I thought sperm bank. A spank bank. What does that mean? All the
YouTubers he's jerked off to. I'm trying to think if there's anybody I Oh, and not in this community. Okay, never mind. Um Have you ever spanked like you know >> what >> in the community Arthur? >> No.
>> Being a patriot. You haven't >> when she sat in the cake. >> Patriot. >> Yeah. >> Being a patriot um did I think she did like a um a glory hole. >> Oh my goodness. >> Have you heard heard of a glory hole? >> Never heard.
They don't have one in the in the gas station you go to in the park bathroom. >> No. >> Do you ever hook up with Boy George? No. I don't. Yeah. I didn't know that the park sex was a thing. Like I never I never saw a guy in the bathroom in the park. >> Same. >> But they're there, I guess. >> Like I
>> Have you ever been to a bath house? >> Have you? >> No. I've been to like a spa sauna. But uh I would love to go to a place where I could be naked with other men. It' be great. That's not allowed. I'm just kidding. >> That's inappropriate. >> That's very inappropriate.
But um would you shower with me? If we went to the gym together, would you shower with me? >> No. No. >> We can wear bathing suits. >> Negative. >> Not even in a bathing suit. Okay. >> What are your thoughts on um his his I guess his new channel? Is it
the >> I think that is his channel. Um he seemed a little bit bored um already. His first episode he was getting up to make coffee and and smoke a cigarette. He's like he's like gone for 20 minutes on his pan. He also got pornbombed and so I got porn bombed because it was pretty rude that you didn't show me. I
know it is rude. I mean, Arthur is like he's such a homophobe. What's wrong with showering with a guy? >> No, no, no. >> Yeah. >> You never shower with your wrestling partner, >> dude. >> Oh, boy. Never mind. >> Bad subject. Bad subject. >> Um, so just record it. She was
um Do you have I don't I don't want to see the video of bloggers butthole, but I uh the night before I think Bea put the camera down and was above the camera standing over her cell phone camera and then she changed her underwear over. Do you you remember that? And I was like, "What's that dark what's I said, what's that dark black thing on
my screen?" And then I made the screen full screen and she was doing oop and then she she would always accuse me of doing on purpose. I I didn't know what I was looking at. I really didn't. Hi, Lenor. Hi. I was looking at Beatas Bush. Dodto, would you shower with me, Dodto?
Are you in your As long as you're, you know, in your 30s
through through uh >> I was talking to myself this whole time. Can you hear me >> now? I do. >> Yes. >> Oh, my screen went away. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Okay. Psyche. Have you ever seen a glory hole in the rest stops near me? Um, no. I didn't I never seen a glory hole.
Not that I haven't looked for them. I just never found one. >> All right. Um, Christine. Christine. >> Okay. Yeah. Christine goes back. Yeah. Go ahead. >> The Husk. >> The Husk. Yes. Um, so I remember the quote being, "My husk is bigger than um
Sig's cock." But she might have said, "My is bigger." But it's to me this the same thing. She has a big she has a big swollen I mean this, by the way, we're talking about a 75 year old woman with grandkids. I mean I mean if my grandmother was on, you know, a panel saying anything like that, I I would,
you know, I I want to be a an orphan. >> I asked her about it. She said she never said anything like that. And then >> Yes, she did. She said she said she said she said she said she said and not husk. >> Yes. And then she said she said that. >> And then she said she didn't know what a husk was initially. >> Well, the the husk is that that big
hairy thing between her legs. Oh my goodness. >> That looks like a corn on the cob. >> Stop. Stop, dude. Come on. >> Yeah, it's her main vein. >> Come on, dude. That's not >> her husk has a main vein. That's what Big Bethany said. I think Big Bethany is just Bay and
drag. What do you think about that? >> I have no idea who Bay is. >> Gay guy. >> >> He is like Dan Schneider from Nickelodeon, you know. >> Oh my goodness. >> You know who that is? >> Yes.
>> Do you ever see um Do you know who Do >> Dance. you know who Orlando Brown is? >> Yes. The guy from Disney. >> That's so Raven. Yes. He went crazy. He said he got He said he was taken to a panda party and given black eyes. You ever you ever remember that story? >> Did you see that he was in a boxing match?
>> He was He looks like he was with who? Raven Simone. >> No. Whoa. Very close. He got into a fight um with Ray J. >> Orlando Brown. >> Yes. Yes. >> Raging Demon. >> Ray J. Oh, Ray Jay. Okay. >> You know Ray J.
>> Call me Ray. Is it Ray Jay? That comedian that I love. >> Ray Jay the um the singer. >> He goes, "You can call me Ray. You can call me Jay." That guy. >> Ray J. The guy that slept with um your Kardashian dude. Oh, >> okay. The black guy. >> Yeah.
Yeah. >> And the Kardashians are always having sex with black guys. Why do you think so? >> Because they're the easiest to cast uh Armenian magic on. >> They have Armenian magic. >> Yeah. >> Something like the >> You heard of that? You've heard of the
Persian spell? >> Persian spell has nothing on the Armenian spell. >> Really? >> My you know my Russian friend my Russian friend is half Armenian. >> What? my Russian friend. >> Do you know I have a beautiful Russian friend? >> Really? Really?
>> Since when? >> Since 2008. >> What? >> Uhhuh. I'll show you what she looks like. But I mean, this is just based on her. You can see >> No, Daxy. Byebye. No D. >> She knows that. This is a a music video I made for
my Russian friend. >> My voice said the Armenian spell.
>> Some memories f ours learned how to sing. >>
>> No map, half a plan. Running anywhere we could. Making bad ideas, feeling possibly good. Laughing in the back seat, chasing lights across the town,
certain we could fly before we figured landing out. We stayed out too late. We said more than we knew, but every reckless road was better travel next to you.
Some nights left us breathless. Some mornings made us strong. Even when we lost our way, we never stayed lost for long. Russ
singing like the night would never end. We got lost, we got it wrong. We collected all the stories to make us laugh again. Every road, every scar, every beautiful disaster. Every dream we stumbled through. There were wild times. There were crazy
nights. There were mistakes. But there was always love for you. We missed turns and trains. Watch the sunrise without sleep. made promises too large
for younger hearts to keep. We trusted the wrong people. We sometimes cross the line and told each other everything and somehow turned out fine.
Good friends saw the chaos and stayed when it got real. You know when I was hiding before I knew what I could feel. Some years passed like
lightning. Some moments move too slow. But wherever life would take us. There was one thing I would know. Russia. We were fire in the rear view. Singing like the night would never
end. We got lost. We got it wrong. We collected all the stories that still make us laugh again. Every road, EVERY SCAR, every beautiful disaster. Every dream we stumbled through. There were wild times. There were crazy nights. There were mistakes. But there was always love.
>> That's the one that looks more most like. Hey, what's up? How are you? Oh, you can hear me. I seen that you were live. I was like, why not join? Why not join? Because you always leave your Streamyards open. >> Wait, who is this? >> This is your Have you met your res? It's a new new character unlocked. >> Oh, boy. Where'd you find this one? >> On Joker's
>> Oh, no. Definitely not with that. Hell no. >> Oh, come on. >> What's wrong? What's wrong with it? Are you racist? >> He's racist, by the way. >> He's Filipino, actually, so he's not racist. >> What are you talking about? Filipino. No, no, no, no. Arthur is um your is Native American. Arthur. Oh, Filipino. Okay. So, you're both
>> No, I'm good. I'm good. >> Oh, come on, Arthur. He's nice. >> I'm good. >> Juice, >> Arthur, talk to him. >> Thanks. >> So, what's up, Uzz? How are you today? >> I don't know. You know, just I just woke
up. I watched Violet Lonnie stream. Oh, >> that that singer you like? >> Yeah. How'd you know that? How'd you >> She told me that before. know that? >> By the way, >> isn't like that. Is that like some kind of torrent thing or something? I'm not sure. >> I don't like her. I just like her. You're her guitar player.
>> Oh, yeah. She's a guitar player. Yeah. She I mean she looks like an interesting singer. Um >> I play the piano. >> Okay. Yeah. Good. Good for you. See? So, have you been to Beas yet? Um, >> or what? >> Have you been to Beatas? Or do you know who Beatas is? >> No, >> you don't know who that is. Okay. >> No, I don't know. >> She sounds like Minnie Mouse.
>> She looks >> Oh, come on. >> She looks like um >> I don't know. It probably is. It's probably uh I don't know. It's probably um >> Oh, I don't know who that is. I don't know who that is. >> It's Beta's Kitties BKG is is her channel. You should visit it because she she streams a lot and then she does open panels too. She likes
>> what I say. >> Damn it. I always leave a like whenever I join someone. >> Thank you. Oh yeah, I I started putting in these polls but I forgot to put the poll today. But they say do you remember to like the stream? And then yesterday like it said like 80% of people said no. >> Wait, what? >> Like I said I said did you I said do you remember to like the stream? And I was like yes I I like I liked it because I'm
a good good person or no. I didn't like it because I don't know how to do it. Like 80% said no. >> well. I did a poll once just psychi >> Oh deserve to live and it was like 50 food. It was like 5050 basically. >> It was so kind of sad. >> My brain's not fully there because I just woke up. I kind of just you know
>> just rolled out of bed. >> Yeah, I did. I still need to I still need to wash my face. Well, Arthur um might want to go to the steam room with you. >> What? >> You want to go You want to visit a steam room with your >> Oh my god. >> You know what? I don't want to do any of that. I'm not interested. >> Oh, you're not interested? I heard
there's a glory hole in um in in Big Beth's neighbor. >> I wonder if this is a glory hole. Have you heard of a glory hole? That's actually Alexander McQueen's former name is Alexander Glorol McQueen. either I know the I know the um what's it
called? I can't even think of it now. >> Big patriot. >> You know the I know the dark holes in the galaxy. >> Okay. Well, they're kind of the same thing. There's a glory hole except, you know, more more more um more plasma comes out as a
>> How much to kick this guy out? >> Same as everybody else. >> He's he's new, though. Maybe it should be like a discount. >> Well, you know, how much to kick this guy out right there? >> Well, whoever sends me the most money, I'll kick one of cigarette. >> Yes. Let him smoke a cigarette. If you want,
>> you smoke cigarettes, Arthur. >> Negative. >> You don't do you do drugs? >> Are you just Are you drug free? >> I don't do drugs. >> I just stick to weed. I stick to >> Me, too. I'm out of weed, though. I think now I have like >> I'm running, dude. I need a I don't know how long I'm going to be out for.
>> It's okay, you can leave. >> Why are you on like stronger than weed? I did 123 blinkers out of this already. One, two, three. Oh, here we go. >> 123 blinkers, by the way. >> But yeah,
>> yeah, this one's like a good vape though because it's been way over last night and I was playing a lot of music and then YouTube kind of got mad at me again. So, I don't know. They keep getting mad. >> I was playing music. Oh, shut up. Paul Shepard, you're I'm gonna ban you, Paul. I do feed my cats. Are you >>
>> Get out of here. >> Um, yeah. So, yeah, Arthur's not playing. He Arthur would not shower with me. >> I mean, he doesn't want me to talk about anything. Interesting. >> Vaness God. Um, he really liked talking to you. Finesse God really >> I visited his channel. Like I showed Arthur Finesse God and he says he looks
like the third island boy. >> Oh, I think he looks like um uh Gareth the Goblin Kid. >> Oh, that J like the David Bowie from Labyrinth. Okay. Well, >> that's what I think he looks like. >> Well, you know, David Bowie and I have almost the same birthday. I think he's January 8th, day off. But, uh yeah, I
love Gareth. He's so evil. Yeah, >> babe. >> He kidnaps a baby and then he goes on a goblin king, whatever. You know, I don't know. I've seen >> Well, yeah, he has a goblins kid like, you know, he just did it so she'd like, you know, chase after him. I mean, can someone comment? I I'm sick of looking
at the Christine's husk as a main vein comment. >> Jeez. >> Yeah. I just thought you stop by, you know because >> I would stream on my own, but like you know how boring it is streaming by yourself. >> It is boring. I mean, I don't know how that your um the Vaness god does it or
even like Mr. Extendo because it's like I can't do it alone. I mean, even if it's like the chat is quiet, it's too >> Mr. Extendo, by the way. like >> Yeah, Mr. Extendo. Um formerly known as Joker. Yeah, he's called I didn't I didn't I wasn't there when he was called Joker, but
uh he changed his name to Mr. Extendo without the W at the end. >> I I've known Joker since he was Joker. I I known him since before I even streamed. He's the one that advice on streaming. Yep. >> Really? >> Really? I met him on Benny's one day when I I was on Benny's before I was anywhere else.
>> Benny's by the way, didn't he? Before Benny, I was basically on um tarot streams only. And then I met Benny and I was like, "Wow, this is like a weird area of YouTube. I like it." And then I met Joker and through Joker, I met Beeta, Clumsy, Nick Johnson. I mean, so it's like one thing leads to another really. >> What's Mr. Extendo doing? How come he's
not in here? >> Um I don't know where he is. Is he stream today? I haven't seen him today. Like a >> Mr. Extendo, by the way, >> like earlier. >> Are you guys calling another man Mr. Extendo >> because his penis extends totine's
husk has a main vein. That's all we need to know, I guess. >> I wonder if it like, you know, you could bleed to death out of your husk. But that'd be weird like to have a husk. I'm gonna look it up on the internet. See what I'm going to see what it means.
>> Mr. Extendo by the way. >> Okay. So, husk means someone it says husk means frustration. In England it means friendship or hyperactive or it says pornography.
Shuck, Tamalei, and Colorado are all have something to do with the husk. It's like a very uh mysterious word. Okay, so I've got Oh, do I have this transcribed yet? Oh my gosh. I have a transcript so be a show. Okay.
>> Oh, I'm kind of hung over. >> You are? Well, um, what are you gonna do about it? >> I don't know. Drink some more, I guess. >> Yeah, drink some more. Then you won't be so hung over. >> What are you drinking?
>> I'm drinking a bad blue and vodka. >> Vodka? >> Actually, I'm going to take a shot of vodka. Maybe that will help. >> Yeah. How about let's let's do a shot. Arthur, are you going to take a shot with us, Arthur? >> Uh, no. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> You happen to be drinking, too? You happen to be drinking? >> Yeah. >> You ain't talking to me?
>> Well, I only got a little bit left. But >> Arthur's a straight edge person. >> I'm only drinking today. I'm kind of busy tomorrow. >> Arthur, would you like to uh >> No, not at all. >> Would you like a virgin, Arthur? >> Thanks. No, no, I'm good.
>> I don't think he doesn't drink. I don't think I don't think they drink over there. >> Over there, by the way. >> No, I'm just not a fan of you, sir. >> What do you guys uh what do you guys have in um I'm not being racist, but like what do you guys have in Filipino? >> uh your mother. I mean
>> It's the Philippines. But what do they have? They have um they have like a lot of uh trees. You know those trees? of his mother. >> Coconuts. >> Are there coconuts out there? >> No comments. >> No comments. >> Answer. Answer me now.
>> I'm to ban this guy. >> Oh, Arthur, stop. >> Yeah, >> I know you want alone time, Arthur. I know that. But too bad I'm already here. I love you a long time. You know, you you remind me of the guy from the Goonies. Um like the Asian guy from the Goonies. You ever seen The Goonies?
>> Who? Me? >> Yeah. >> But is this the white shirt? >> What is his name? Gizmo? No, that Oh, that's that's >> How come I always get called Asian? I'm not Asian, you guys. I have I have eyes. I actually have my eyes open. >> Well, Asians have eyes. You just They're very hard to see. >> They're sometimes they're closed. They they look like their eyes are closed all
the time. But >> Oh, I'm sorry. Kim Jong-un or whatever you call whatever you call yourself nowadays. >> Kim Jong- >> I said King Jong. I don't know his name. >> That's North Korean. >> Well, whatever you you get it. >> Are you uh Arthur? Are you North Korean?
>> North. >> What about the North? >> What happened to Black North and you? Are you friends with Black North again? >> Uh yeah. Uh today he had a crash out. Major crash out. >> He crashed out today. Oh no. >> Oh he crashed out big time. Dude, >> is he acting like you know allating
again? All uh you know egotistical and stuff. >> Uh I don't want to I don't want to talk bad about him. So well that's that's what we're here to do. I'll keep my comments to myself on that. >> Please don't. >> Thank you. >> Well, Arthur, you know, as for being a guest, I mean, it's like
you leave a lot to be desired. >> You don't want to talk about everything. >> You're constantly like, you know, the glazing other hosts and insulting me. I mean, it's like you're rude to the guests and then you keep bringing up like, "Oh, how do I clap this person?" You know how to clap a person. I've seen you do in other shows. You know how to do it. Just, you know. >> Yeah. But for like newer people, it's
>> Oh, what do you mean? You're finagling usually cheaper. now. Jewish Filipino site that's coming out. >> Finagling. Finagling my my clap token. You should have bought some clap tokens when you had a chance when they were on sale with INX. >> Um, what's her name? What's the white lady? INX. She said that she's actually gonna transfer over one clap point over
>> Oh, she is. Okay. Well, I get to me. verification from her. She >> give it right. >> She said because you pissed her off the other day, you owe her. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Well, I don't know if she'd be giving you a clap with her. >> Uh, well, we get along. She apologized for what she said to me the other day.
>> Do you have a crush? You have a crush on INX? >> Maybe. >> Have you seen her legs? Oh my god. So, INX sent me pictures of her legs and told me to show these pictures of her legs and I did. And then on Beeta's like this person classy PB or or classy sassy whatever is like oh psyche you're such a pervert for showing the picture of her
legs that she shared with you privately. She she sent those to me to show everybody. She's not sending me pictures of her legs privately. I mean are you people insane? I mean >> but I have seen her on camera. She does look like Liza Minnelli like a you know Liza Minnelli when she was you know that age but yeah Liza Minnelli. Okay so I'm analyzing this is a transcript from
today for beatas. See what I can say about this one >> by the way. >> Yep. It's going to be called revol resolving online conflict. Okay. How about community power dynamics? That sounds good. >> Beta by the way. >> Beta is is that your favorite person? M. That's not a yes or no answer. >> So, that's a yes.
>> No. Not going to take it. >> Take the bait, Arthur. Take the bait. >> Take the bait, brother. Take the >> um >> I don't got nothing to say. >> You know, I mean, >> now it's all good, brother. >> See, See, you fell into Arthur's trap. Arthur wants to bore you to death and then you'll leave and then he'll be all he'll have me up here to himself.
>> No, that's not true. Yes, that's your whole plan. I know. >> That's my stick. >> And you're sticking to it. You're sticking to it. I'm just Okay, that was bad joke. Um, so Arthur, you're not engaged anymore or are you? >> Uh, no, we're still together. >> You're still together? Okay. >> Yeah. >> Is the wedding postponed?
>> Uh, it's not going to happen for another 20 years. >> Oh my god. >> Long time. Not for another 20 years, brother. >> You could be dead by then. >> Uh, Minecraft. >> Minecraft. >> Minecraft. >> Um, Minecraft.
But, um, are you interested in experimenting with uh, couples, Arthur? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah, I'm good, brother. >> Where's your face? Uh, Arthur Arthur Morgan, where's your face? Oh, you're really doxing me now, dude. >> I'm not trying to dox him, though. I hope no one.
>> His name's not Arthur. Morgan is your last name. Morgan. >> No. >> I got doxed once. I got >> I think his last name is Morgan. You got docked once. Oh, yeah. Me, too. >> Yeah. >> So, >> that's why the show outside, you know. >> Hey, how did you get doxed? What happened? Uh, I got doxed and then this person found out where I lived. But then they
said, >> "What?" >> They said, "I'm not going to come find you. Don't worry about it." You know, I was worried about it because I have two dogs in here that'll rip their up. >> Whoa. Language. >> Dude, >> language.
>> You speaking English. Arthur, >> don't rip up. They'll get locked up. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, then you shouldn't be worried because your dog will kill them. >> Oh, >> it's always good to have a uh >> a guard dog. Well, should I leave you guys alone? I mean,
because like I I can go refill my coffee. >> No, no, no. Please don't. Matter of fact, please don't. >> You guys would leave. No, he's just a little weird. >> Well, so are you. >> Really? >> A little bit.
>> You don't think so? >> I just have nothing to say. >> I can say >> you, Justin Trudeau. That's all I can say. >> Well, I don't I don't even know Canadian politics. Justin blackface. Yeah, he's Canadian. >> I feel bad for him. He's good. >> He's from Canada, eh? I'm from Canada.
>> Yeah, >> Canada is correct. >> Uh, I know. 51st day, Lake of Ontario or Lake of America. I don't know. They can do whatever they want. That's what I said. Let them do whatever they want as long as you don't come home into my home and then like kick me out and then make me pay taxes otherwise. >> To my home. By the way,
>> why don't we give all the um we should give all the Native Americans like all the white people's land. Then >> I'm a nativeist, so I mean like a I'm a native person and um I do get a lot of racism on my my live streams, you know, >> I do get a lot of racism. >> You're good.
>> But they don't even know your race. Like what do they call you? Japanese things. Like >> Japanese? Yeah. I'd rather be called Japanese instead. >> Excuse me. >> Well, everyone always says Arthur has chapenis. >> For two hours already. How much How long do you go for? Like three hours minimum
five months for Yeah. Going for like, you know, I'm just telling just starting a show basically just >> for a long stream. >> I I've been doing six, seven hour streams lately. >> Yeah, but you haven't been streaming lately so I know I'm making up for last time. What do you expect? Somebody that looks like Jimmy Fallon. Oh yeah. Okay. And uh he's called Captain Savo. That's Arthur's nickname. Captain Sabah.
>> Me. >> Let's go be Frank. Let's go. Love bomb. No. >> No. >> I get like I look like Andy Milikos. That's what I got told. >> Whatever are like little Jewish appetizers. You You guys know you guys know who
Andrew Milik Milik is? >> Yeah, he was used to be on um Jimmy Fallon. No, not um on Jimmy Kimmel and also tonight's show with Jay Leno, I think. And he looks like he's like 12 years old, but he's like in his 30s and then he also looks like a woman. >> Yeah, I know. That's what that's what someone said a long time ago. >> You look kind of like this guy named White Dog in the community. Have you met White Dog?
>> I don't know. I'm trying to think about who you look like. I don't know. I can't >> I look like um the Green Goblin. I look find like um I've heard Jesus and Jared Leto had a baby. I'm not sure. >> I don't even know. >> Let me see. Um yeah, I'm actually born the same day as Nicholas Cage. >> Really?
>> January 7th. >> And Al Capone, too. >> Yeah, but that's a fake that's a fake character. Alone was real. >> No, >> he died of gorrhea in prison. Yeah, he >> What? was. >> Yeah, Al Capone is a real gangster in
>> No, silly. That was just a movie. the >> No, Al Capone is real or like the the the It's not a character from a movie. He's >> It was a character. >> Yeah, he went to um he went to Alcatraz. Same place as Call >> He did. Al it was named after him. Al Al Alcatraz. the banjo
>> here. Arthur, I have I have I have a whole like Wikipedia article about him. His name was Alfonso Gabriel Capone. Sometimes they've been known by the nickname Scarface. >> I'm sorry to break it to you, but that was a fake Harry, but >> this person right here. >> No, look at look at look at this picture I have.
>> I'm looking too. I'll show the picture. >> I have the picture here from the movie, brother. >> No, this is a picture of Al Capone. Okay, this is from >> Okay, this is not from a movie. This is a picture I I got um he sent he's this Oh, and from jail he sent me this picture right there >> from jail, by the way. >> Yeah,
you see it? >> Oh, that is Alapone. That is Alapone. >> It's Alone in jail in Alcatra. Actually, no. I'm sorry. That's This is Alapone um right here. >> Oh, yeah. That's the real picture, you know. >> See, it's not a movie. Arthur, because
the movie Scarface is played by like what Dustin Hoffman or something or um who's the guy that played Joe Peshi? I don't know. >> Hey, I'm Joe Pesy. >> Do you know about See, so now I'm right, Arthur. Right. >> Yep. >> Yep.
>> That was an awesome picture, man. That was >> one of the non AI I've seen so far. >> He's not AI. Oh, have you seen Roy J? >> Who's >> Roy J? I believe is AI. He's like, you know, he just appeared all of a sudden and they claim he's like from like a a
comedian from the 80s in England, but it's like if you watch him, you can tell that it's like something's weird about it. And then um I'll show I'll show you I'll show you a little bit here. This is from the little and large show. Roy J. I believe this is all AI and it was
retroactively added into history but you can jump to your own conclusion. Uh check it out. Roy J.
game. No one
stop >> Can't stand weird. >> Slither. Mr. Bean >> last night, huh? >> And next year's election results were stolen.
>> Let me tell you about Ugg. >> Ug's a caveman. UG goes home to his wife. Said slither woman. She slithered. >> >> He said, "What's for supper?" She said, "Bushes."
>> Bushes. >> I'm sick of bushes. >> I'm going to get me some meat. >> Simultaneously, two saber-tooth tigers are walking down the same road. One says, "Hey, Fred, who's the weirdo
over there?" >> I said, "Forget him. He's a wildo. He threw a rock at me yesterday." Said, "Shall I frighten him?" Yeah.
>> So, what's he doing now, Fred? >> Said eating bushes.
It's like Arthur right there. Look like Arthur.
>> Hey, stand weirdo. You're weird. >> What are you doing? >> Slithering, man. >> Slither. Slither. You'll be doing this tomorrow. >> You'll all be doing it tomorrow. >> Slither. >> Slither. We just escaped, you know. >> Then we turned to religion.
>> Then we gave ourselves up for Lent. >> Wow. Wow. >> Slither. >> Slither. >> The Space Invaders.
>> Can't stand weirdos. >> Weird. Remember that weird chick last night Ed? >> Oh, weird. >> Wow. >> Remember how she kissed? >> Yeah. >> How to kiss it like this? >> Wow. >> You can't step a freak. >> Weirdo. >> There's one. >> He's got a diamond up his nostril and the ace of spades up the other.
>> Wow. Hey, >> as an outsider, what do you think of the human race? Hey Roy, this is the guy that phoned up the Chinese takeaway and the Chinese come and took him away. >> Weird. You're weird, man.
>> Why are you laughing? You're laughing. >> That was funny, but until they started doing that, whatever they were doing, jumping over laser beams or something. I think that was a refence that was a reference to um uh Star Wars, right? I think >> I don't know. I mean, >> there's a reference to um Star Trek.
>> Did you love that? Um >> Star Trek. Yeah, Star Trek. Yeah, >> there's a reference to Star Trek when the natives got taken away. >> The native I'm native. >> Oh, you should have been taken away. >> Oh, I forget what the the date >> they take Arthur back to the was, but yeah,
Philippines. How about that? >> Really? You're attacking me now. >> Ah, don't take it personally. Uh, Arthur, don't take it personally. >> Arthur, I'm just busting your balls on. >> I know. I know. Come on. Just I'm just busting your balls of all that.
>> Oh, I like it. I like it. >> I knew he was going to say that. >> Yeah. I hopped in Finesse God's stream. I said, "What?" So, what did you think of Psyche? And uh Psyche might hurt your feelings, but he said he said he was coming on to me. So, I think he scared. You scared Finesse god. Man, you did your job. You did your job. >> Coming on to him.
>> I mean, I I told him to flex a few >> He was scared. times, but he didn't. >> Yeah, I know. It was funny though. He was >> talking about that, too. Oh my god, I'm embarrassed. >> But, um uh I don't know. He joined my stream last night. I was playing the piano going crazy on the piano. He won't join my stream because it's like it's too gay for I mean it's like here's
>> piness god because only only straight guys visit my stream because the gay guys that are closeted refuse to come here because they'll be kind of like it'll give them away they're afraid of but straight guys are not afraid of that. So it's like this is a bunch of straight guys. >> I'm straight. >> I know. I know you are. Have you ever had an experience with like a
>> Thank you for not trolling me either. Thank you for not trolling me. Like, >> why do you troll you? I mean, I'm sexually trolling you right now because I'm asking you about your gay experience. >> Wait, you can troll me. Go ahead. I'll see I'll see if I could take it. Go ahead. >> Have you ever had a gay experience? >> Okay, never mind. Stop it. I don't I don't want to talk about >> He doesn't like it. He doesn't like it.
>> It's all I don't like the gay questions are. >> I don't know. >> Well, yeah, but you just have to say no. >> Of course. No. No. I'm not gay. >> Okay. No. Oh, that's >> You want me to show my Oh, look at there. I'm strong. You see that? >> Oh, you're flexing. Hold on. Let me go back. Oh, yeah. Oh, wow. That's not very
impressive. I mean, that's really impressive. You >> I have good abs. I like I I see. But I like I prefer like sex like being shirtless. >> Are Why Are Why Are Why Are Why Are Why Are Why are you blushing? Are you Are Why Are Why Are Why Are Why Are Why blushing? >> No, I don't want to see I don't want to see her I'm not I'm not doing anything. I talking about you.
>> Oh, I do. I do have apps. How' you know? I got a six-pack. >> Let's see it. >> I'm not going to show it. I got a six-pack. Oh, actually, I'll show you guys. >> Show six pack of beer. Oh my god. I knew it. Oh, there's a six-pack. >> So, I don't believe I don't believe him.
Okay, guys. This guy is so boring sexually to me. I might as well like I'm more attracted to the numbers 343 than to to your which is I guess >> I agree. I agree. >> But I'm more attracted to Arthur than >> Burning Joint USA is on stage >> USA. Burning Joint USA. Yeah.
>> Oh, is he already here? >> Oh, this Are you Blackout Andy? I Someone said it's Blackout Andy. No, that's that's your I don't know if Are you Is Blackout Andy one of your names? >> I'm kind of unknown. I'm kind of unknown. Well, I joined your I joined some of your uh like I joined two days ago, I think, or yesterday. >> How did you meet Mr. Extendo? >> Wait, what?
>> How'd you meet Mr. Extendo? >> Um I just trolled one day on his TTS. You know that you know that duck that he has behind him. >> Yeah, >> I just said the duck I said the duck goes gloop gloop gluke. And then after that, um I don't know. And then after it just went on from there. >> Wow. It sounds like the beginning of a beautiful relationship. And that made him uh and then he invited me. He's
like, "Hey, your words, do you want to do a podcast?" Because he I told him I do lives, too. But like I don't I don't like I'm not trying to be monetized. >> I mean, it's like I was just >> You was trying to help me to get to I think 300 or 200. I think it was 300, but now I'm at 436, which I'm still hours or subscribers. >> Subscribers.
>> Okay. Yeah. Well, if you have like I mean you can get to 500 like really easy, but um um >> I'm almost close to 500. I when I get to a thousand I'll probably just slow down. >> where did Rain go? Rain left. But you You know, know what's funny is like you know you can either like you know have like a thousand hours or like you know thousands of hours of like you know watch time plus um you know over a
thousand subscribers or you can have like 50 million shorts views. I mean it's like I mean I don't I don't know any I have like hardly any shorts >> 50 million shorts that's >> like like yeah you can like if you get millions or maybe five million or something but it's still like a ridiculous number like that but so I don't even know how people do that but I was monetized within a few months I think like three months I was monetized
so fast >> how did I do it? >> Yeah. Um, I just had the watch hours and I I mean I started doing the panels and the panel then I started doing really long panels and so that that and I was kind of popular at first, you know. So >> Well, you got you got a computer, right? >> Yeah. Well, now I do, but when I started I just had a I had a I had a tablet and
a cell phone and I started I was able to buy a computer because of donations one month. So >> Damn. >> Yeah. Um, I had a really crazy like generous people like donators and stuff like that, but then I got a lot of slander and like a lot of too. So, it's like kind of like >> Did you ever get rupes? Did you ever get
the rupees? >> Rupes. Yeah, I got um someone sent me um what's it called? Um the uh gems. There's these gems and uh the guys >> the gems. The gems of the community. Guys, you can send me gems through the chat. I think >> it's actually >> very close to my to my girlfriend's
name. >> Gem. Her name is Gemma. Gemma. >> Uh, no. No. No. Uh, >> no clue. No more. That's it. >> Okay. >> I don't even know why I brought that up. >> His girlfriend name is GMA. >> I don't know what else. >> We're just talking about um uh I don't
even know actually. We're talking about >> Well, actually, how much how much uh how much did it cost for your computer? >> You How much did the computer cost? The computer was like a few hundred bucks. It's a mini computer, like a mini PC, and it was like I think >> Mini Manson >> between $300 and $400, I think. I don't think I paid much more for that. >> Mini Kira, thank you. See, look at
there's stars in the chat. Silver Star, thank you so much. So, there's Silver Star. >> You know what's so crazy? >> Yes. You know what happened today at Black Norths? >> What happened? >> Um, you have somebody that's called Star Glazer right? >> Stargazer. Who that is? Yes. >> Glazer or Gazer? >> Gazer.
>> There's never been anybody called Star Glazer. >> Star Glazer. >> No. >> Oh my goodness. >> Is that Well, >> is he is that really the name of it or does she have a a troll? >> No. So, I always thought that there was a Star Glazer. I never knew that it was Stargazer. >> Yeah, it's like an older lady. I mean, she's like, you know, she's like a lady in her 60s or 70s. Not going to say
Glazer. That'd be funny. >> I always thought it was Glazer, but >> she she does Glaze Vita all the time, but >> No, no. So, hear me out. So, hear me out. Um I was like, cuz somebody on panel was called Stargazer. I was like, "Oh my god, is this Star Glazer?" And she was like, "Who?" I was like, "Star glazer. Oh my god. Is this
you from Psyches? From VAS? You don't remember me?" She's like, "Your name does not come to mind." I'm like, "You don't remember my voice?" She's like, "I've never heard your voice." I'm like, "Oh my goodness, Star Glazer, come on. Stop acting silly." >> So then, >> so then she gets m she gets pissed off.
She's like, "Well, sir." >> Yeah. >> Yes. Yes. She goes, "Sir, I know. I think you're with me. I think >> Wait, did you did you hear what happened then?" >> No, I I'm just guessing. >> Oh my goodness. That's exactly what happened. >> Yeah. I mean, I can like kind of guess. I pay attention. Yeah.
>> She was like >> drinking. >> She was like, "You know, you don't know me." And as a matter of fact, I'm a redneck and I'll you up if you keep calling me Star Glazer. >> Do you know why she she came on my show originally? Because um Sig was on this panel when I first started streaming. Sig was on the panel and he was like,
"I'm gonna like lock be in the basement and chain her down and stuff." And she's like, "Excuse me, young man. You will not be chaining anybody to any basement. I will you up." and and like she was great. >> Um, >> dude, she was like, "If you keep calling me Starglazer, I'm gonna let you know
something right now. I don't glaze anybody. You respect me there, boy." >> Like, only glaze on my donuts. That's what she said. >> I said, "What the fuck?" >> Hey, she said, >> "You can carry two coffees and uh and and six six donuts at once. You know how I do it?" Oh,
>> you just hold one coffee in each hand and then you put the six donuts over your dick. >> Oh my god. >> Your heart. >> End of the story. End of the story is >> she threatened me. She said if I kept calling her something, I'm going to she's gonna me up. Stop >> calling me Starlazer.
>> And then I was like, you know what, you. You ain't talking to me like that. Black North got mad at me. He kicked me out. I'm like, "Dude, what the >> bitch?" And then I got kicked out. I got blocked. >> And you know how that goes. >> I'm the bad guy. Always.
>> Yeah, me too. I'm always the bad guy. And I'm I'm never forgiven. I'm Yeah, >> I'm actually We're actually so good, Arthur. But I don't People just don't understand us. I think it's like, you know, or like, you know, I think you're like kind of more nice than good, but you're not really nice. I mean, that's the thing. It's like, so that's like that's what's interesting about you because you're a troll, but it's like
you're like a nicest troll, but you're not really that nice. >> Come on. >> You know, I mean, unless you're unless that was Peter Sandman. I mean, I don't get I don't get the love, you know. >> Don't take it personally, uh, Arthur. Don't take it personally. Hey yo, why is this guy still here? >> Because we're having guys, we're like, it's like Arthur, this is the closest
I'm ever going to get to a bath house. >> Doesn't this Mexican need to go be with like Sega or something? Like Aldi, all the Mexicans over there. is he doing here? >> Not Mexican, Arthur. He's Native American. >> The same They all look the same. Look at him. Brown and with the barely any mustache. >> You're brown, too. >> I don't I'm not Mexican. That's >> I look way better than this guy does, dude. Way better.
>> Show your face. I don't hear. >> This guy looks like This guy looks like Tarzan's sister. >> Well, Tarzanna. >> Tarzanna. They're all obsessed with long hair. >> No, I'm not. I'm not. I just need a haircut. That's >> Look at Sig. Sig looks like
Tarzan after he he went on to eating like 5000 million bananas and drinks alcohol. Say Tarzan got down syndrome, you know. >> Sorry.
>> Yeah. I mean, Sig is like he thinks he's like so smart and he thinks he's like >> join back. Uh, I got to answer a call. Hold on. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Leave. Leave. >> Just you and me, Arthur.
Hey. Yeah. Arthur. >> Hey. Hey. >> It's It's a Bronzeburg. >> Hey yo. >> Did you ever see the Bronzeberg? Uh I did like a picture of Bronberg. You ever see this one?
>> You ever seen the Bronzeburg Chronicles? >> Is that his uh his show? >> No. Um, what is it that you call the INX Files? >> Yeah, the INX Files. >> Um, so >> I don't understand how you can on her so much and she's still your friend. >> It's not on her. I I mean, I
like her. Here, see there, there's Bronze Bird and uh there we go. See that? >> But wait, how is it that she lets you like talk so much about her and she's cool with you? >> Um, because not I don't talk about her. But the INX say the INX files is not talking about her. It's like uh I I'm complimentary of her, but we know I
have a sense of humor and stuff. Um and I can like I like to like laugh at like you know everyone can laugh at themselves and I think she can laugh at herself with some things and it's like because we're all you're all we're all like you know interesting different people. Um I don't I've talked to her a lot I've talked to her like a lot personally. I haven't I don't talk to that many people like um really off the
off the air, but I've talked to her pretty extensively for since like uh like last year like um and then she kind of knew knows like a lot of lore and then uh we'll come up with like she'll know like a lot of interesting information about some people and uh tell me. So, I just thought she's
cool. She's nice. And uh so that's why we can kind of tease each other or rib each other because did you ever hear her and Brandon Q talking about me? >> Yeah, >> it was like ridiculous. Oh, here's back. Hold on. It's okay. >> She's here. >> Back. I'll be I'll be right back.
>> Oh, >> Okay. wait. >> I'm back. I can barely hear you guys, so I need to join back. Hang on. >> Okay. Okay. >> So So these jewels want >> Well,
um and lava. Everyone is gangster until a real one walks in the room. Everyone's a gangster. >> Exactly. >> That um that was the lava. Yeah. Um, yeah. I mean, it's like, yeah,
I mean, it's like, yeah. Um, sorry, I just let early J. Oh, I'm It's okay, Kira. You uh everyone come at their own uh their own leisure. So, Arthur, what? So, that was So, you saw that you said you saw this picture or you don't see it. You see that one? I deleted my StreamYard and I put it back
up and for some reason I can never see your videos. I have to go on YouTube. >> Okay. >> All right. Now I can hear you guys >> Okay, perfect. better. >> I just had to refresh it. >> Black is >> office rocker. He has a drinking problem. >> Well,
sorry. I left. Yeah, it's fine. Uh, so what are you is that that you're smoking on something right there? Is that a vape or what is that? >> No, it's not a vape. I don't vape. I actually don't vape. >> What is it? Like some kind of like biscuit or something? >> If you're going to vape, you might as well just smoke a cigarette. >> Well, you know, they used to have these things called menthol vapes that I loved
and now they don't have them here anymore, so I don't bother with them. >> Did you used to smoke before, Psyche? Did you used to smoke cigarettes? Why' you quit? I still smoke I smoke cigars now. I smoke a >> cigars. >> They're cheaper. Like they're like $2 for a two pack instead of like uh $13 for a pack of cigarettes.
>> I smoke. >> Shout out to my boy Oh my gosh, everybody. Oh my gosh TV. >> Oh my gosh. >> Yeah. Why is he doing free plugs? >> I don't know. >> Free plugs. You guys, Omar Gosh TV is a YouTuber who has way more subscribers than all of us dude combined.
>> Combine all of Mr. Extendo's finest am and psyches. We wouldn't even match up to Omar. >> Wait, hold on. Why is he doing free plugs without donating? >> I mean I mean I don't I mean I don't I don't know who these people are. Okay. >> Hi Lola. Hi. >> It's okay. We were asking to unplug.
>> Well, is that your cat? >> Yeah, that's Lola. >> Yeah, I seen your cat the other day. Um I seen um uh you're alive and then you know your cat was just sitting there. I seen that. >> Yeah. >> What's your cat's name? Lola. >> This is Lola. Yeah. And then there's Lenor is like over there. She's in a black cat. And then >> Oh yeah.
>> But I don't think I'll show them on or I don't unless you guys want to see them. But yeah. Well, yeah. Whatever you want to share, G. Like, you know, >> one of these things. I'll show you my dog. I'll show you my dogs. >> I'm kind of smoking. I don't want them in here. >> Okay, no problem. >> Yeah. >> A Lola.
Lola's I've had Lola since she was a baby. She was Someone found her on the streets and just brought her here. And >> Lola, by the way, >> Lola. Yeah. Um, I just like the name that was and then Lenor. I think Lenor is a unique name.
>> Lenor Manure. >> Lenor from the Raven. >> Hi. Lola's purring right now. You're just praying on me. Hi. Such good energy. >> Yo, Psyche. >> Yes, sir. >> Psyche, brother. >> Yes, sir.
Yes, sir. You like? >> Yeah. And then if I can give Arthur a I'll buy him one, too. >> What the >> What do you mean? You like that >> Do you like
getting caught in the rain? >> I know that. I know that. and getting caught in the rain. >> I'm in love with Arthur. >> I'm in love with the stripper. She moan. She going, >> "Oh my god." >> That was like, >> "You know that song?
>> I know that song." >> Oh I didn't think you know. >> Well, we can't play music though because um you know >> I can sing it though. I could sing it. We don't care. We don't care about your native dancing to the rain dance so it could rain that.
>> you and your little weirdass noises. >> Long hair freak. you. >> I appreciate it. I appreciate it. >> Um, so >> I don't like anybody new around here. Nobody. >> So what what do you do where you're at then? What do you do for fun?
Well, we play music for an hour. It's donated, by the way. It's donated for an hour. People play music and we keep it going. Do you understand that >> or do you not understand through your thick thick skull? >> Okay, I'm going you guys to talk for I'm going to get my coffee refilled back. >> Wait, you're walking away for like 5, 10, 20 minutes? >> Oh, looks like it's just me and you,
Arthur. Looks like >> Well, sir, >> I'd like to inform you that um I think you're the biggest piece of around. I think you're one of the biggest scumbags here in the community. Um I don't like new people being around this sector. Not a big fan.
>> Hey man, I joined Psyche Stream before. >> No, no, you're new to me and uh I'm pretty much the pillar around here. I'm the pillar of the community as most people would say. >> What do you mean? I thought Sig didn't even know who you were. >> Sig. >> Yeah.
>> Sig is well aware of me. Cuz I don't like that little scummy Mexican. >> I don't know. How come you're so mean all the time? Why are you so mean? I'm gonna You're hurting my feelings over here. >> Hurting your feelings? Aren't you like 38? >> No. No, I'm not 38. I'm not I'm not even
going to give you my age because Yeah. >> Right. Right. Well, you're well over 21, so that means you're a grown ass man and I'm hurting your feelings with a couple words. >> No, I was just joking. But um you you got the age right? >> Well, ladies and gentlemen, >> this is how I dissect the people out of
this community. He is clearly a Gen Z. He's one of these new snowflakes. Oh my god, you're hurting my feelings. Don't say that to me. >> Okay, maybe I shouldn't have said that. You're not hurting my feelings at all. You're not hurting my feelings at all. >> Right. Right. Right. >> I'm I'm from Rhodesia, man. I'm from Rhdesia. So, what's up?
>> You're from a >> Rhodesia? >> I don't know what kind of group of native Indians that is. I'm good. >> Yeah. I don't know. I don't know either. I never met a rodia native. >> Except >> I know I'm poor Rhodesia.
>> Right. Right. Right. >> Well, if you're Filipino, I'm not racist against you guys. >> I'm not Filipino. Don't ever disrespect me like that. >> Caves as well. >> I'm far from being a Filipino. >> Oh, you kind of sound America. I know you're American, but >> Right.
>> I know that. Why can't we just get like they changed the name to lake Lake of America. Why did Do you know why they did that? I didn't really dig into it. >> Yeah. I mean, the lake pertains to the United States. We're the ones that clean it up. We're the ones where all the tax money is being used. Well, it. The very least, it should be named after the
country that it's being used and cleaned by. >> Wait, Canada wasn't cleaning up that lake? They weren't cleaning it up. Canada has a bunch of Indians and Indians are taking over Canada. >> Yeah, I know that. And I don't like it, man. There's even people where I live that they don't like it either. Like
>> I'm not a big fan of the uh the Indians, bro. I I can't stand the Indians. >> I'm not Indian, though. Like >> No, no, I know you're not Indian. Like I mean like like Indian Indian like you're Native American. >> You're native. That's different. You know, I'm not ignorant like the rest of these retards out here. I just don't
like Indians. >> Stay where I live. I just stay home, you know? I don't go to other people's countries and try to >> No, I'm just around. I'm just I'm just doing a persona, bro. Don't Don't take me uh literal. But um >> I'm not taking it ser or like I'm not taking it offensively. >> Thank you, brother.
>> My brain's just like I'm still just waking up, too. So, yeah. Thank you, brother. So, how's it going, man? How you doing? How's everything? How's life? >> Oh, I I don't want to say it, but I have to go to a funeral tomorrow. >> I don't know why I'm drinking. I'm They told me uh don't come to Don't come
there all hung over, but I'm still going to go anyways cuz that was that was my um that was my friend. Yeah. >> Well, I'm sorry to hear that, brother. >> Yeah. Um, so tomorrow I'm not going to be live at all. Maybe at maybe at night time, but yeah, I'll let every all everyone whoever joins my streams, maybe I'll
join Psyches, too. Go join Psyches if he's if he's live at night time. And um, yeah, I'll let you guys know how it went. And you should >> Sorry to hear that, brother. >> You should join back, too. You know, uh, tomorrow night, join back on Psyche stream if he's if he's still awake.
Oh my goodness. Um uh yeah, I'm usually here for the most part. >> You are you Wait, what's your um what's your YouTube channel? >> No, I don't have a channel. I just call in. >> Oh, okay. I do live streams, but like I I'll be honest, I do drink a lot in my live
streams. I need that little boost of confidence, you know? It's all good, man. You know, I mean, you know, as long as you don't overdo it. Stay away from uh >> Yeah, I know YouTube uh whenever you're live stream on YouTube, I'll tell you something. If you look too messed up, you know, YouTube's going to like take you down. >> Well, I have to disagree because we have
somebody here in this community who actually live streamed two days ago or I think it was yesterday. They were um straight up snorting the coin on channel. >> What happened? >> He did it on his own stream. Nothing happened. He was uh you know the fire cells. >> They probably YouTube probably didn't even process that though. Maybe they process it after they're live and then
um >> No, >> I don't know. >> Do you know uh the fire cells? What fire cells are? >> Fire cells? >> Yeah. >> No, I don't know. I'm not going to >> Not the Call of Duty. Not the Call of Duty fire cells. >> Yeah. >> Um >> what is it?
>> So a fire cell is basically let's say um I'll tell you, hey bro, you donate every $5, I'll take a shot of alcohol. >> I know what you're saying, right? >> It's almost like uh give me 30 likes and then I'll take a hit of my uh >> More or less. More or less.
I do smoke weed. I do smoke weed. That's what I did too on my stream once. I said, "Hey guys, if we could get to 30 likes, I'll take a shot of all." And then we we end or not 30 likes, but like 10, I think, or 20, I don't know. >> Yeah. No, more or less, he he did that. >> I realized everyone liked the piano
stream last night. Like that one got I made it public because it was like three hours of live streaming and I forgot to call my friend or I didn't forget. It just I just couldn't call her because I don't know. It was live streaming, but I hope she's doing good. Thank you for being a friend.
>> Yeah.
Yeah. I don't know. She's going through a hard time. I don't I'm not going to say anything what she's going through, >> Correct. Correct. I don't want to do but that, brother. right now she's not she can't even I can't even call her if I wanted to because that's how that's how bad it is and I and it is a little bit of uh >> I'll just be honest though
I'm probably getting for saying this but um >> oh here we go >> uh >> she's incarcerated >> oh my god there it goes Come on, Goldie. >> There it goes. >> There it goes. There it goes. There she swings. And there she goes. >> Did you see a Nazi? What's going on?
>> No, I didn't. I didn't do that. I was trying to reach for something. >> No, you weren't. >> You're you're you're hailing the sun. >> Yeah, I was reaching for my Canada flag. I was like, >> Psyche, one of the biggest scumbags on Earth. How you doing there, brother? >> Oh, I'm not replying to you. Um, if you
talk to me like that, but >> No, you're not the biggest scumbag. You know who is. >> What's the chat thing doing? Um, let me >> Okay, I have something to show you guys. see. This is from last night's uh >> This is analysis from last night. >> US no, please. No analysis. No, no, >> this from last from Vas last night. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. We're
we're we're actually getting along here. We're talking, dude. Please. >> Perfect. You can watch it together and we'll comment. >> Oh, no. >> Been to the archives of a marathon 6h hour community live stream and the audio hits you like a wall. A dozen voices are shouting over each other about doxing, harassment, and betrayal. And then,
without warning, the screaming stops and someone starts talking about the local weather. One minute the panel is peacefully strumming acoustic guitar covers of rap songs and laughing. The next the host is screaming at absent viewers, accusing them of coordinating malicious cyber bullying campaigns against her friends. The arguments escalate into absurdity. A participant
complains about being blocked from a chat room and in the very next breath threatens to call in federal authorities because their feelings were hurt on the internet. Looking past the surface noise of the broadcast reveals the presence of a strict digital law. These 6-hour recordings are governed by the rigid mechanics of a micro society. We usually think of a live stream moderator as a
digital janitor. They are the invisible helpers who quietly sweep away spam links and block automated bots in the background. But in the modern creator economy, moderation serves a completely different purpose. The real function of the moderator wrench is social engineering. Platforms equip everyday
people with a blunt binary tool. The absolute power to ban. When a host uses that power to manage messy personal relationships, the chat room becomes a highstakes political battleground. In the opening minutes of this specific stream, the host doesn't greet her audience or introduce a daily topic. She immediately begins distributing power,
deciding who gets a moderator wrench and who stays a regular viewer. Granting that wrench is a highly symbolic act. It transforms an ordinary chat participant into a deputized enforcer for the channel. The host quickly imposes a class structure on these new enforcers, splitting them along gender lines. She names her female moderators angels,
explicitly instructing them to act as peacekeepers sent from heaven. The male moderators, however, receive a very different title. She dubbs them crows, directly referencing pop culture revenge figures and explicitly tells them their job is to strike back at the bad people who cross the channel. This animated pyramid illustrates the three tier class
structure of this digital thief. At the top sits the sovereign or the host. In the middle are the enforcers. At the base are the subjects. The host holds the absolute right to ban anyone from the community entirely. Handing a user a moderator wrench has nothing to do with enforcing objective community guidelines. It establishes a digital
aristocracy built entirely on personal loyalty. Once that hierarchy is locked in, the host uses the threat of a ban as a relational weapon. Access to the panel is used to reward compliant friends and exile those who cause friction. Participants meticulously track each other's behaviors. Simply blocking another creator or listening without
typing in chat is treated as evidence of treason. The host frequently attempts to play the role of a fair mediator. She proposes convening panels of rival creators to interrogate their competing stories and uncover who is lying about real world harassment. But the digital penalties quickly fail to contain the anger. When a simple block doesn't work,
participants invoke extreme real world threats, warning that they will reinstate harassment charges with major city police departments like the NYPD. The hosts supposedly impartial courtroom is heavily biased by proximity. When an enemy makes a claim, they face intense interrogation. When a close friend provides unverified screenshots of a dispute, the panel accepts that evidence
without question. Look at this circular flowchart to see the engine driving the stream. The broadcast moves from a harsh allegation to a demand for an explanation into a flurry of insults and abruptly back to casual chat about pets and the weather before the cycle repeats itself. The host prioritizes the
theatrics of a reality show over the due process of a courtroom. The innate need to entertain a live audience with constant dramatic conflict prevents her from resolving the disputes. Amidst the accusations and police threats, the stream regularly drops into moments of genuine human connection. The panel
laughs over multi-generational family pizza traditions and offers emotional support to a participant recovering from an illness. That fragile intimacy exists solely because the host aggressively guards the room. The tight border control keeps malicious trolls out, allowing vulnerable conversations to happen safely. In a micro society, the
moderator wields a terrifying power. They hold the ability to dictate subjective reality for everyone present in the room. Grave serious tone. Erasing a user from the chat room is a digital execution. Along with the avatar, the moderator deletes the person's evidence,
silences their voice, and scrubs their version of the truth from the public record. The absolute power of the host serves a dual purpose. She can instantly carve out a safe haven for her friends and in the next breath orchestrate a public trial for her rivals. Moderators build the community survival and they
guarantee its perpetual chaos. They use the very tools designed for digital safety as instruments for public humiliation and loyalty tests. >> There you go. I was watching that. I was watching that. But sorry to uh you know do a radio call.
>> Hey, what happened to um uh what happened to the other guy? >> Well, he uh he had to go find his boyfriend, I think. >> Oh, okay. >> He's a gay guy, you know. >> Oh, hold on. He said >> he said he's eating. I don't know. No, he said he's eating weight or something. I think that might have been two and a half hours ago. three hours ago. It's
only been on I've only been on for four hours 17 minutes. Yeah. So, you've been crying all day. I'm so sorry, Kira. I'm so sorry. Um Yeah, I've been crying all day. I'm just um Yeah. So, >> that comment seen that comment. >> What kind of image should I have? Did
you ever hear me? Um did you ever hear me as sweepy? >> Sweet. Who's that? We can pin as her right there. That's sweet pee. >> Are you talking about Riverdale? >> Uh that that's a show about Archie and the on on the WB >> on River on Riverdale. So I used to I my
I used to have a girlfriend who used to watch that. >> Is it is it like Archie like but it's like they're like it's like a Archie but it's like a humans. >> It was a show. It was a It was a movie or show whatever. I don't know. Um there was this um uh there was this
um ginger on there. She was pretty um but yeah, that's all I remember. >> A ginger? >> Are you attracted to gingers? >> No. No, not all of them, but some of them. >> But that one. >> Hey man, I'm attracted to any woman as long as they keep it, you know,
peaceful. Have Have you heard of Flirty Diamond? >> Oh, please don't let her on. Don't let her. She's gonna ruin your stream. She's gonna flash. >> Oh, yeah. You saw her on You saw her on Mr. Extenders. Okay. >> I know. That's what Mr. Extender kind of got pissed off about that. >> Oh, I I know. Oh, I would have been, too. I mean, it's like how how disrespectful of her to show her a
wiener on the show. I mean >> Oh, man. You know, cigarettes can cause a they can cause them a leak in your brain. Cigarettes can. Uh >> oh. What will that do? Will it come out your ears? Like water will come out your ears? >> I've been I've been smoking cigarettes for like I don't know six years. >> Is your brain a relief?
>> No. I'm glad it doesn't. >> I mean that would be uncomfortable. >> It right here. You can see it right there. >> Let me look. Hold on. >> And they do cause strokes, heart disease. Oh, I guess so. There's a lot of chemicals in there. Vapes do the same thing, but there's no there's no um warning warning thing on the vapes. They
just sell them. >> Well, Nick, no other channel does it. >> Well, they have it on the boxes, though. Yeah. >> Yeah. The narration is like I mean, I can do the narration, too, but it's like I don't My voice is >> like I smoke so much it's a little bit uh concerning for me. That's how much I smoke. >> Yeah, >> it's a little bit concerning.
Whenever I drink, well, you know, you could quit and and get help. But yeah, I don't know. >> Who? Well, I mean, for drinking. I mean, it's like, yeah, you can get help with quitting anything, but it's like how >> Drinking. No, I didn't say drinking. I boring is that? was talking about smoking. >> Oh, smoking. Well, I mean, it's like, yeah, I can quit. I guess I'm smoking, but then it's like then I'll get to somewhere where where it's like I'm stressed out or something and then I
like >> Mikey, do you actually have um do you actually have uh drinks on you right now? >> Uh yeah, I have a drink. >> Let's have a a shot. Whatever you're drinking, let's have a >> a drink. >> Thank you for letting me on, you know.
>> I'll probably be here for another 20 minutes and then I'll go. Absolutely. Okay. Oh my gosh, I still have cheesecake. >> See, it's 3:24. Probably about like at um 3:40 if you live that long. Try to go for um
uh 4 hours if you can. >> Oh, definitely. Here. >> I have a cheese. I found cheesecake. I'll take it out here. camera. >> But where'd you go earlier? Where'd you go earlier when What is that? >> Oh, a cheesecake on cheesecake factory.
>> Oh, cheesecake. I don't like cheesecake. >> You don't? I love it. >> No, I don't like cheesecake. It's too I don't like drinking or I don't like eating sugary stuff. I don't like it. As you can tell, the beer already gave me a little dimple there. >> A zip. Yeah, I got a zit.
>> Well, I had really bad acne when I was a teenager, but I started getting facials and I didn't My acne all went away. >> That's why you got to watch what you put in your body. And you also got to make sure like actually, you know what? I'm going to go wash my face. I haven't yet. >> Wash your face. >> My hair I I showered yesterday. Now my
hair's all messy again. >> Wow. You look great. >> I got bed head. I got bed head. Well, it's better than having cyrax with hairline. >> It's better than having syphilis. >> Yeah, but still is most so most things.
>> I rather have a pimple than have any disease. >> I don't even >> Yeah, exactly. Okay. How about Oh, where? Yeah, I was going to look at >> Now I don't feel so uh disgusted, but I hear
>> you washed your face already. >> Yeah, I just I just use a face rag, bro.
>> Like I'm I gota go wipe my face. You should have said so. So So I guess there was someone there. Okay, so um let me see. Okay, so Oh No, that's not video unavailable. H. So Joe Shipley, it's one of our friends the show, but I
was gonna say, okay, you >> wait. Um, I'm going to play a song. It's not going to get you copyrighted, though. It's not, you know, Finesse God's music. It's I don't think it'll get I don't think it'll do anything. It's kind of old, but he told me that I
can use it whenever I want. >> Yeah, look at that. >> All his music and I think I don't know. I didn't get banned. I didn't get nothing happened to that stream which was a little bizarre. And I'll show you uh there's also this guy called the novelist. Have you ever seen him on YouTube live streaming? If you ever
scroll through lives, >> you never seen a novelist? No, >> it's crazy, bro. The novelist is also cool. One time he crashed out on his game, his gaming streams. That was funny. And I comment maybe try
a different game. He's like, uh, what did he say again? Um, he's like, go yourself. That's what he said. >> Oh my god. Um, oh no. So, I guess he's taking down the stream where I was sweeping.
>> I promise this won't get you copyrighted, man. I don't want to do that to your stream, but um it won't do nothing. >> Play a little bit of it. >> I'm trying to find it. >> It's going to take me like two minutes. Hang on. I I I use a Xbox to play all
my, you know, all my whatever secondary. I also watch some streams, too. Um I just started doing that yesterday. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Um it's nice to see you again, man. You know, I I appreciate what you're doing on YouTube. You're doing good job. Don't let nobody try to take you down or mentally, whatever,
physically. >> Thank you. I will. Well, I mean, it's like, you know, I I I'd love to wrestle somebody, you know. It's like uh anyone's interested. >> Yeah. Wrestle finesse god. Wrestle that >> I want I mean I I will I want to, but he guy. like keeps saying like he's uh keep
saying he's >> he's too shy. That's why. >> Would you would you watch if we hooked up? Would you watch it? >> Wait, what? What? Would you if we hooked up? Me and Finesses would you watch? >> Oh, yeah. If you guys hooked up. Yeah, I would watch you guys. >> You would? >> Well, not like that, but I would watch your live streams.
>> Oh, okay. I'll watch our live stream. Okay. >> Not watch this. >> I'm not I'm not a cuk word. I'm not a duck. I'm not a duck. I'm not a duck. >> Well, I mean, you can I mean, you can watch the video. I mean, it's like, you know, it's like the thing about CUK KS or whatever is that they like it.
So, it's like it's kind of funny. It's like it's like it's like it's not a bad thing to them. It's like a good thing actually. Actually, it's probably a lot less work. >> You hear this song? >> Can you hear this music? >> Yeah, I hear it perfectly.
>> Awesome. I'm only playing this one song.
That's Finesse God's music. >> Yeah, that's uh This song is called Jamanji by Finesse God. You could play it if you want. I don't have to play it. You could play it. >> It's okay. You're fine. >> You don't want to play it. >> You're fine playing it. >> All right. Awesome. >>
>> I don't know. I like this song. This is the only song I actually with on um FESCO stream. All the other music is all right. Um, but this is only one song I'm playing. I don't want to I'm gonna stop it now. >> You're fine. You're fine. >> I'm gonna have to stop the song because I don't want I don't want to >> get YouTube.
>> I don't think it will, though. It won't do nothing. It does have 31k views. So, I'm a little bit worried. >> Wow. >> As long as it don't play Iris Andy. Regret it then. Yeah. I think we're good. >> Iris that the song by like the Google, >> you know. You know, Iris Andy, not not >> Iris Andy.
>> She's uh she's Violet Lan's sister. >> Okay. >> I'm both They're both sisters. One plays a guitar, the other one plays piano, which I find kind of cool, man. >> Violet Lanny. >> Yeah, Violet Lie. >> Oh, yeah. You showed me her before. She I mean, it's like if I played her on my show, then people would say, "Oh my gosh, are you playing?"
>> No, don't play it. Don't play it. I don't I don't want to it. When I played it, it I did get copyrighted, so don't play it. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. Well, we could play the novelist's songs because they're kind of just instrumentals, but they're not even um they're not actually on uh Spotify or they're not it's not nothing serious. >> Andy Milanus.
>> Oh, Andy. Is that what someone called me? >> Uh yeah, I called you Andy Milan. See, here's what I'm drinking. I'm drinking this. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Um, that's what I got called on my live streams. Andy, too.
>> Andyus. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Look like Andy. >> Wait. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. A good time. >> I'm trying to find a second. Give me a second. Hang on.
Yo, can you hear me? >> I hear you. >> All right. Awesome. I have to put on my headphones cuz this music's kind of loud. It's not music. It's instrumental by the novelist, you know, if you want to look him up on your own. Just search up the novelist. He's a he's also a live streamer as well, but
most critical penguins actually bought this storage unit and he and he actually made a video YouTube video about it and that was actually the novelist's uh storage unit, all that stuff in there. So, if you want to check it out, >> what happened? I guess Chris K is cheating on me with a 90year-old woman with dentures. Who his his
chat? >> Yeah, the chat. Um, I was looking for actually something in my uh codeex a crystal and yeah, there's a like I can like there's a lot of stuff that gets taken off YouTube that actually I play on my show and so I can actually like find it and you can still access to it but it's hard to find sometimes but that's why I have the codeex but still
it's still hard to find. Let me specify Christine and Okay, Christine. And Crystal, where are you? Christine. Okay, Christine. He's wondering if last. Okay. >> Yeah, I spilled beer on my piano last
night. I got to clean this piano. I'll do it tomorrow. I got >> You spilled beer in your in your piano, >> dude? Yes, dude. Last night. Yeah, I did. It was on my live stream, I think. I streamed for three hours yesterday. That was fun. That was actually fun. Hell, I got a bunch of trolls.
Got a bunch of trolls after this. But then, you know, >> I told the trolls how I'm feeling, how what I'm going through. Then the trolls were like, "Oh, I'm sorry." And then after that, they just left. They left the stream. I don't know if I told you this, psychic, but I got to go to a funeral tomorrow.
>> Oh, no. >> Uh, I'm sorry. >> It was my um it was No, it's okay. But um it was my um uh it was my cousin. Her name was Caroline and she was I think she was 63. I'm not sure how old she was. I I keep forgetting how old she was, but uh pretty sure she was 63. >> I'm sorry.
>> Well, Guns are always >> Yeah. >> She had a good >> This was her This was her favorite beer, by the way. >> Oh, you're drinking. >> That's why I'm drinking it. >> Yeah. Honor. >> I was trying to get to honor her. Yeah, I don't mind blue, but I'm I'm a
Budweiser fan, you know. >> Remember the commercial with the frogs? Bud, >> why >> remember that one? Yeah, don't worry about it, man. Don't >> You don't remember that commercial? No, worry about it. I'm serious. There's a commercial that said Budweiser. >> No, I never and Oh, Budweiser. No, I
never seen commercials for Budweiser. I'm not I'm not that old.
>> Um, versus Crystal. Oh my gosh. Okay, let me go to my studio. Uh, so how many hours do you have uh till you get uh monetized? Are you you haven't even applied for it yet? >> I'm not even I'm not even uh trying to
get I probably only have like 20 hours. I'm so far far away. Then YouTube's going to make it to like what 8,000 in January I think. >> Mhm. Oh, so I'll show you. >> Here, I found a clip of
>> I'm gonna be live streaming. I'm live streaming. I'm gonna be doing this my whole life, man. >> Look at this picture. Look at this clip of Mr. Extendo. Um, >> are you trying to get him on? I don't think he'll join. Well, maybe he will, but if you tell him your res is on on the the panel, then yeah, he'll probably >> That'll get him right over here. But
look, check it out. There we go. You got a big black. >> What is this? >> This is Joker and something. She got fire. So she got fired from that fan. >> Well, he made a AI. He made a AI picture Then they had a big of Joker. >> Short. >> Like her show is pretty >> Oh. Oh, my bad. My bad. >> What is this, >> Oh, yeah. I forgot you used to have long >> Fred?
hair. >> Okay. She didn't say that. I never Show me the clip of her saying that this year. I think she >> I forgot you used to have >> Yeah, you touch your hair. a sec. >> Wow. He used to look so skinny before. Now he's like >> be honest with you. 90% of the time you're Should I say it? Should I say it? >> What?
>> You're just laying there. >> Is he smoking a stick? >> Yeah. >> Your little pampered blanket with your kitty dude. >> Well, >> the pampered man. >> That's like Kate. Kate said Kate said I'm not pampered. I What is it? What was one of those things where like you know they used to like just lay on couches all day like you know you know there there's a lot of paintings of someone
laying on a couch. Couches are comfortable. This one's very comfort. I can sit in my chair my butt. I have no butt. >> Is he smoking or was he was he smoking a cigarette or was that a vape? >> Um I think he was smoking a a cigarette. >> Wow. I didn't know. How old was that? Was that >> That was from last year. Yeah. >> Wow.
I believe >> I didn't know this. I didn't know I didn't know homie G smoked cigarette. >> I always thought he was a vapor. >> Thought he was a vapor. Yeah, he um he used he smoked cigarettes when I met him. >> I remember that. >> Yeah. >> Oh my gosh.
>> So, this is my plan. Mhm. >> Um 20 minutes ago I said I was going to go see my uncle and uh he's he wants me to come over there and drink with him, but I got my own beer to drink. I don't want I don't like mixing beers with other beers or bottles with other bottles. I hate doing that. Like I
appreciate anyone that wants me to uh you know drink me up, but I rather um drink my own instead of like trying to like get alcohol poisoning. You know what I mean? >> Mhm. Yeah. They're a lot lot more safe, right, with your uh like you you make moonshine.
>> No, I don't make moonshine. I don't do that. >> You don't do that? >> I do know my my other uncle used to do >> and it was gross. It was gross. He was that doing it in front of a he was making moonshot instead of a what's it called? Um, you know those coolers? You know
coolers where you steal out your drink? >> Oh, wine coolers. >> Oh, yeah. Know those little things? >> Wine cooler. Just a normal cooler. >> Yeah. You put your know >> where you pour ice into. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Not a cooler. Not a not a drink. He would just make it. Wow. What the hell? >> Okay, I got you.
Um >> I um yeah, I was wearing my ring a little bit too long. I fell asleep with it on and now it's kind of uh I don't know why it's purple. >> It's purple because >> okay though I just got >> it may it's it's probably lost all the blood to it and um you know you need to go to the doctor immediately.
>> No, it's at least my finger's not it's just around where the ring was around. I think it's just a stain. Yeah. Yeah, I'm going to keep this off. I'm a little It might just lost a little bit of blood, but at least it doesn't feel weird. Like, I can still move my finger. >> Well,
>> yeah. >> Man, don't ever fall asleep. Whenever you go to sleep, take off your rings whenever you if you if you're a person who wears rings on your fingers, take them off. >> I had I can't believe I passed up for like six or seven hours. Oh, six. But anyways, um I can't believe I fell asleep with that on.
>> Yeah. Um >> now I have like a I have like a little green hue to my finger. >> Green hue. >> It'll go back to normal though. It'll go back to normal. It's just I have to keep it off. >> Well, I mean, if it's purple and green, I mean, those are interesting colors. I mean, it's like, you know,
They're purple. Very Irish. >> No, it's a pink. It's like a, you know, your pinky. It's a pinky ring. >> A pinky ring. I have a friend that >> I'll show you it. >> I want to see it. >> Right here. >> Wow. >> This gave me a
>> Yeah, it has cards on it. It's like a little fold of cards. I'm not worried about my finger. I could lose a finger if I want. >> Well, maybe you'll lose one in poker and then you then like, you know, you won't be able to wear the ring anymore. >> True. >> So, be careful. >> I get the feeling back, though. I don't I didn't lose feelings, so that's good. Like, I could still feel my finger.
>> At least you're not a psychopath. >> Kind of. Kind of. >> Wait, aren't But aren't Indians kind of psychopaths though? >> What kind of Indians? Yeah. >> Oh. Um, >> I'm just kidding. >> Oh, no. Did you do you hear what they're doing? >> Did you hear what they were doing in uh in the States?
>> What were they doing? >> It's bad what they did over there. >> What they do? >> Well, one of them one of them uh I don't want to say it on your screen, but one of them uh essayed a person. >> Oh, they wrote an essay. Well, extreme. That's what they did.
>> Oh my gosh. >> Yeah, those dera durkas, man. >> control them. >> That's the Indians from the India. >> Pakistan, India. I don't know. >> Okay. Pakistan. >> Yeah. Well, I mean, like I hear it was very dangerous there to be like to walk around alone at night and stuff like
that. That's like not quite as um >> And now they're in my country doing all this necious >> In Canada. >> Yeah. >> Well, in Canada, you can get away with a lot of stuff. >> Don't get me wrong, >> some of them are nice. Some of them are nice, but behind closed doors, you don't
you never know what they're going to do. >> Well, spy on them and find out. behind closed doors. You never know what they're going to do. >> Yeah. Who knows what people are doing? They're probably like, you know, sacrificing animals and stuff. >> Not even just not even just them, but like that goes for everyone.
>> Well, how we just like how we just instead of like making the uh just windows, we should make like the whole house is made of glass and we can just like, you know, just go like look into everyone's house all the time and now everyone will just behave themselves because there's people looking up into their house. >> Yeah. Or maybe they won't. Maybe they'll say >> letting letting people letting people in
your country. You got to really watch who you let in your country, you know, because you're letting them you're letting them into your house, >> right? Because there's been actually Yeah. Well, are you talking about the pe the military age people that came over the Mexican border from like, you know, Ukraine and Jamaica and stuff? >> Oh, yeah. Them too. Yeah, them too. Oh,
sorry, doggo. I'm sorry. I need to wash my hands because I think this is I don't know what the that. >> They're dirty. >> Kind worried about my finger for >> No, it's not dirty. It's just that ring I was wearing. >> Well, it's probably made of like >> It could just be the something. It's made out of silver, I think. >> Well, it wouldn't
>> metal. >> Okay. Maybe maybe the silver would turn your finger green. I'm just trying to make sure if if this is a a stain from the ring because I never washed it or if it's actually like my the blood in my uh >> hand. >> your finger >> Yeah.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. It did. It did kind of go um maybe if I just leave it alone it'll go back to normal. Right. Um, >> I forgot to take off that. You >> just watch it doesn't get worse. >> I'm going to definitely keep an eye on my >> Yeah,
>> but um since I took it off, it should go back to normal. >> Well, what if it's like that that Lord of the Rings ring and then it's like, you know, you um you lose your invisibility. >> There you go. >> I just don't want to lose my finger, that's all. I could still move it and everything's fine.
>> Let's get some good advice. Don't don't don't go to card games. You want to keep all your fingers. Okay. >> Card games. >> Oh, what about it? >> That's where you That's where you're likely to lose a finger. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, I see what you're
saying. >> Yep. What's chat saying? What's chat saying? I would check, but I'm too lazy. >> U chat's the chat a chat a chat has got their tongue. Chad's tongue has got Okay, so here we
go. Oh. Oh, what's going on here? Okay. Um, chat's got your tongue. You get it? No, I was just saying what's chat thing. >> Who's Karen? >> Darren Manning.
>> I don't know who that is. >> Um do you know about um what's his name? Um that football player Tom Brady. You know anything about him? >> I've heard of Tom Brady. He had he was married to Jazelle Bonin who's a witch. You know that
>> it's 100% true. >> Um, have you ever dated a witch? >> No, I haven't. >> Would you like to?
No, no, I not I'm not dating any of I don't want to be cursed. >> You think that would give you a curse to date? >> Yeah, if you date a if you date a witch, man, they're going to curse you. >> Not if you like Not if you uh don't break up with them and do whatever they
say. >> Oh, That sounds scary, man. That's a little bit scary. What else is marriage? >> What's up? >> A lot of people do it. It's marriage. You know, it's all marriages are >> I ain't getting married. I ain't going to have kids. >> I'm the type of guy that's just, you know.
>> Well, how do you what do you identify as? Just heterosexual, just plain vanilla missionary position. >> I'm just I'm just I'm still too young for all that you know. How old are you? >> Still too young. So all that's good. >> How you're old. How you are you're you're old enough to be on the show, right? You're over 21. >> I'm 21. >> You're 21?
>> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, you're too young to be honest. >> I'm already alcoholic. >> Oh my god. You look >> already an alcoholic. >> You You look like you're in your 30s. >> No, I am. I am 21. I'm not even joking. I wouldn't join. >> You know, people look different. people. Well, I smoke a lot, too, so I see why
you I see why you would say that. >> But isn't But you're you're just barely out of allow to smoke. Isn't 21 the smoking age, too? >> Maybe where you're from, but for me, I think it's like 19, I think, and you should uh drink and smoke. >> Do you smoke weed?
>> Yes, I do. >> Of course I smoke weed, bro. I don't I'm not smoking. I haven't smoked weed in like a couple days now. I kind of I don't I'm not like I crave I was craving it yesterday, but I I controlled myself. I didn't smoke it.
I just don't like the way I feel off of it. Weed's kind of getting old for me. It's like my brain can't handle it no more cuz I I smoked a lot. I used to smoke a lot before. I get way too high. I'm the type of guy that just stares at the wall. whenever I'm stone, >> right? Which is kind of like, you know,
>> it makes me feel stupid. That's why I don't like that's why >> unproductive, right? But um >> I don't feel um I don't feel nothing when I smoke. I just feel like a a cloud in the sky. >> Well, that's good because it's like you get out of your your normal rational mind. So, it's it can be good for meditation.
>> True. True, but it kind of up. It distorts your mind. It's good to be happy before you smoke. Not not thinking about like, you know. >> Good to be happy. >> Exactly. >> It is good to be happy. I mean, that's what everyone wants, but it's like if we
were happy all the time, then it's like it wouldn't mean anything to us. And so it's good that we can be sad too because we can feel the range of emotions and we can be um genuine and we get to see where our heart is too by how we feel about certain things. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, man. >> There's a lot of heartless people.
Um or maybe they're just like, you know, unempathetic. But uh >> I'm a little bit I'm a little bit worried about my stinger right now. That's why I was like looking at it, you know. >> Well, can you bend it? >> Does it move or is it just dead? Is it dead? Is it Does it look like a zombie
finger or is it What's going on? >> I mean, no, I can move it. I think it's good cuz the bottom part like right here, it's all it doesn't have anything. But the other sides, I'm not sure if I could show you, but you
could kind of see the the little spew where my figure is right here. >> Well, if I uh >> you can kind of see the little on it. What is that? Does that just mean that I am uh It'll go away. It'll go away. >> I think it means that your finger is dead. >> No, it doesn't. If if my finger t if my whole finger turned like that,
>> you're going to have you're going to have nine fingers from that one. But >> you you can keep 10 fingers, but one of them will be in your drawer. >> Yeah, I see. I wear it as a voice. >> Yeah. What if it starts to smell though? I mean, it's not your nose, but >> Oh, yeah. You're right. You're right.
Yeah. Well, no. My fingers are good. I can still move it. Do you like to like Do you like to finger bang? >> No. No. No. No. no. >> Are you a virgin? >> No. >> Oh, hell no. >> No. You >> definitely a virgin. Definitely don't finger bang people. I don't do nothing
>> You don't keep my hands clean. like that. >> Do you oral sex? >> Yes. This damn Just this damn ring got me. Wait, what's that? Uh, next next time put it around your wiener. >> Did you? Oh, No, man. Oh, hell no. >> Thank you. Stop with the weird question. Stop. Stop it. >> It wasn't a weird question. It was a
statement. It was a very matterof fact statement. Actually, it was a command. >> I was talking about I was talking about my ring. That's all. >> Oh, man. I'm about to throw this damn thing away because just like Andy Dick has a great song. goes little brown ring. Little brown ring. You heard that
song? Andy Dick. >> So, do you watch any other shows besides >> I'm still here. >> Do you watch any other shows besides Mr. Extendo and myself? And uh like do you watch uh maybe um >> Mr. Extendo? >> Does he? >> No. But I was saying you go to his show, you go to my show. What other shows have you been on besides like you know that
Violet person? We're turning into a violet. Violet, >> wait. Can you say Can you say a bit louder because this music's kind of >> Yeah. Who what other shows do you go on to? >> You mean like streams? >> Like streams? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, >> I go on um Well, I go on um you know,
Brain Blast for Days. I used to watch him a lot. But that guy though, he's a he started making up some rumors about me on his live stream and then he was apologizing but he was still trying to he was apologizing but he was like you know the people that apologize but then they're still trying to be like a you
know >> Well, yeah. They're not really sorry. >> Then he banned me. Yeah, true. You're right about that. But yeah, he banned me from his uh his live stream because I never donated to him and I don't I don't donate to anybody. I don't even have my set up on there. But um if I could
donate, I would, you know, I'll give someone like a dollar. >> Well, I mean there's like whatever you >> help. I'm sure they appreciate. can give >> yeah, Um >> because you know some people this is their uh their life.
Well, >> I'm probably I'm probably gonna head out cuz um I guess my uh uncle wants me to come over for a few beers. I'm going to pick my my half a case of beer over there. Maybe I'll go maybe I'll join back on your uh on your stream if you're still streaming. >> But end it then, >> you know. Um then I'll probably join
like later. Sounds great. >> Good talking to you. >> I'll see you I'll see you later, man. It was It was awesome. >> See you later, mate. >> Remember, >> stay awesome. Stay awesome. >> Thank you. You, too. You, too. >> All righty. I'll see you guys later. See you later, chat.
>> Later, Slater. Okay.
Okay, searching that. Okay, one second. I'll be right back. Hey, Chanel. How are you, sweetheart? Hi, Lava. Yeah, he's a virgin, I guess. A virgin of what? I'm so um
here. Let's watch something about
itarian regimes spend vast amounts of energy policing a good joke. State sensors actively target satirical magazines because they know that even a brief moment of levity can undermine a carefully constructed aura of power. There is a practical logic to this censorship. A human being cannot be paralyzed by fear of something while
they are actively laughing at it. The two states are physically incompatible. Every system of absolute control relies on a sense of grave importance to survive. The moment that importance is deflated, the control starts to slip. This same dynamic happens within your own mind. Anxiety acts as an internal autocrat, making you feel small,
submissive, and easily pushed into place. This internal dictator demands perfection. It targets your physical expectations and your sense of inadequacy, turning your own body into a source of profound shame. To maintain order, the brain uses an intruder alarm that misidentifies a minor social error or a clumsy thought as a
life-threatening catastrophe. Once that alarm trips, your system is flooded with intercontinental blasts of negative emotion, locking you into a state of severe physical tension. You effectively become your own jailer, convinced that a simple moment of embarrassment is a matter of life and death. Breaking out of this mental lock requires a way to
bypass your brain's rigid security settings. If you try to fight a deeply shameful thought head on, your mind only panics and reinforces its defenses. But when a thought is wrapped in absurdity, it disguises the threat. This allows the core fear to slide past your internal checkpoints without triggering a full-scale alert. Once the thought is out in the open, the laughter makes the
problem feel manageable. The perceived danger loses its weight. Laughter is a physiological disruptor. It breaks the cycle of fear and allows the tension in your body to finally release. This practice of using humor to fight terror has ancient roots. For centuries, people have used holy mockery as a way to defend themselves against their deepest
fears. Auton Cathedral in France captures this perfectly with a stone gargoyle depicted farting directly into the face of the devil. This earthy, disrespectful attitude is far more effective for mental health than treating your anxieties with solemnity. It stops the fear from feeling sacred. You defeat the devil in your mind the moment you stop fighting it on its own
terrifying terms and start laughing at how ridiculous it looks. In the natural world, survival depends on constant vigilance. But human evolution has developed a specific way to turn that vigilance off the moment a threat has passed. Laughter serves as a way to cleanse the mind of the stress and tension that comes with being a self-conscious human. Anxiety works by
isolating you. It tries to convince you that you are uniquely flawed or that you are struggling entirely alone. When you laugh with others, you are signaling shared relief. It is a biological way of proving to your nervous system that you are safe and that you are not alone. Admitting that we are all a bit ridiculous is the most effective way to
end the isolation of anxiety. This means you can start to re-evaluate the insecurities you work so hard to hide. True resilience doesn't come from pretending to be fearless. It comes from being able to acknowledge your flaws without letting them control you. The choice to stop taking yourself so seriously is a direct challenge to your
internal autocrat. You are reclaiming the ground you lost to fear. You gain mastery over your own anxiety the moment you can look directly at your own struggles and find a reason to smile anyway. Okay.
enough time watching live streams and you will eventually see a comment section turn toxic. Petty grievances and minor arguments over chat moderation routinely spiral out of control, creating a messy, continuous loop of online drama. But sometimes that standard friction crosses a dangerous line. Take a recent broadcast from a
channel called IRL News Time, where the host zeros in on a rival creator known online as Psyche. The host starts with relatively mundane internet accusations. She claims Psyche is faking his sexuality for attention, labeling him as a spoiled, entitled guy living off his wealthy family. Within minutes, the rhetoric escalates. The host moves from
calling him immature to accusing him of maliciously stalking women online and suffering from extreme substance abuse. Then she makes an extreme logical leap. The host completely abandons standard gossip and explicitly accuses her target of practicing demonic witchcraft, ultimately alleging he ritualistically sacrifices his own missing petcats. A
broadcast like this serves as a real-time blueprint of how modern digital defamation operates. It shows exactly how malicious actors engineer smear campaigns to completely destroy a target's reputation. The foundation of any smear campaign is character assassination. The host repeatedly frames Psyche with clinical dehumanizing
language, diagnosing him on the spot as a sociopath and a narcissist to establish a baseline of distrust. To make these highly subjective attacks feel objective, she employs a specific tactic, anchoring the insults to a verified sliver of historical reality. She points directly to a 2014 article from the Los Angeles Times referencing
Psyche's past struggles with drug addiction. By pointing to a decade old fact, she creates an illusion of journalistic credibility. She then fills in the gaps between 2014 and today with her own unverified rumors, successfully exploiting the audience's confirmation bias. This monster narrative is then mobilized for the audience. The host
frames her stream as a matter of public awareness, even encouraging viewers to call in wellness checks, effectively turning a psychological character profile into a call for community action. This psychological priming leads to the strangest turning point in the liveream. The host completely pivots away from her immediate target and dives
into a dense history lesson. This bronze statue of the Egyptian goddess Bastet is what she uses to legitimize her attack. She screen shares dense articles about ancient feline worship to give her broadcast an academic veneer. As we look at the remains of this ancient mummified hat, the host cites recent archaeological debates. She explains the
theory that mass cat burials in ancient Egypt were actually the result of organized ritual sacrifice. By layering dense trivia between the internet drama and her final accusation, she builds a bridge of false authority. The weight of archaeological history is used to overwhelm the audience's critical thinking, making a bizarre leap feel like rigorous research. She then bridges
these ancient Egyptian practices to demonology texts, building a fabricated theological framework. This barrage of historical data serves zero educational purpose. It exists entirely to bypass the audience's skepticism, ensuring her final most extreme lie appears as a logical conclusion to a historical mystery. With the audience thoroughly
disoriented by ancient history and demonology, the host snaps the narrative abruptly back to the immediate neighborhood. She presents her highly circumstantial evidence. A few of Psyche's cats, which usually appear in the background, have been missing from recent broadcasts. She then concludes on the record that her target is actively
murdering and burying these cats in his backyard to harvest demonic energy. By translating speculative ancient rituals into modern criminal charges, the broadcast moves out of the realm of toxic critique. It establishes a formal public accusation of animal cruelty and occult violence, the very definition of actionable defamation. While the
historical theories are absurd, the real world danger to the targeted individual is immediate and severe. Looking at this aerial view of the Roondo Beach coastline, we are reminded that these are physical places with actual legal consequences. The host publicly threatens to compile her manufactured claims and submit them formally to the Roondo Beach Police Department.
Simultaneously, she actively encourages her audience to troll her target. She weaponizes her echo chamber, directing a highly motivated, hostile digital mob to harass a single individual. Modern slander relies on packaging historical trivia, psychological manipulation, and live streamed hatred into a monetized
format delivered directly to viewers. Understanding the anatomy of these campaigns allows us to recognize the manipulation in real time. It is our best defense against becoming unwitting participants in a fabricated digital witch hunt.
Thomas F. Adams III liberty slinging modern scion stood in pinch twilight and the amber room went still. Blue Lowelcraft burning softly through
the glass. It's 4:20 on the cotton like a flag.
No oath of service, no borrowed crown. He raised the charter and laid the law down. I call the signal. When I choose to rise, I close the gate.
When I say good night, my stream, my stage, my sovereign say I open the gates. I name the day.
The door is open. The throne is knocked. You brought an opinion, not the deed to the lot. I have the right to pull the plug without pleading my cause. I choose every voice invited inside. Respect is the ticket. Abuse sends the ride. Free speech never
meant a key to my mic. Build your own signal if you don't like mine. My stream, my stage, my sovereign save. Signal before static. I name the day.
>> >> You may question, depart or disagree, but attention is not authority over me. No captive crowd and no subjects below. Every soul is sovereign wherever they go. I rule my broadcast, not another soul. You rule your footsteps. That is the whole law.
>> >> My stream, my stage, my sovereign say the fire stays whole and applause falls away.
>>
>> The stream is the altar. The signal is sovereign. The door is open. The throne is not
offers a specific paradox. We have reached a point of limitless information access yet actual wisdom is increasingly scarce. We are drowning in data while starving for meaning. This environment operates as a psychological underworld. As this text indicates, the digital landscape is built to facilitate
cruelty, fragment our identities, and amplify what we call the collective shadow. The end result is a loss of individual agency. Platforms utilize algorithms to bypass rational thought, harvesting attention to fuel viral mobs. These platforms are optimized to keep users trapped in impulsivity and
constant reaction. Because the system is hardcoded to reward these behaviors, maintaining psychological independence is a structural impossibility for anyone operating without a defense. This slide details a system designed to reverse that process. It is a deliberate architecture that converts external
chaos into internal power through four specific mechanisms. Story, discipline, ritual, and community. We define sovereignty as the successful reclaiming of the mind from these external digital control mechanisms. Passive measures like digital detoxes do not address the underlying architecture of the digital
age. True independence requires an active framework. This sigil represents that blueprint, a system called the psychomicon. The systems foundational logic is illustrated here by the two mirrors. It maps the ancient mythological trials of the first soul to awaken onto the specific challenges of the modern
digital world. Executing this map requires the maintenance of strict boundaries which we call the laws of the circle. The first of these is the law of clarity. It requires us to speak truth directly, removing the performative behaviors used to gain online approval. The law of discipline focuses our energy
inward. It mandates the construction of the self and prohibits the waste of energy on tearing others down. Psychological independence is a repeatable result of engineering. It emerges only when these exact behavioral boundaries are consistently maintained. At its core, the system functions as a processor that metabolizes.
>> Hey there, Psyche. I just got home. >> How are you? >> Oh, I'm doing great. >> Good. >> Yeah, I just got home. So, >> you know, she's playing some old recording. She played all that stuff that was from years ago that she was threatening me with. Yes, there were some recent ones, but then look at her with with three-way calling. also all
our texts and her calls, the log, everything. You know, it's just crazy the way that she lies and she's still saying my name because she begs me to take down stuff on her. >> Yeah, I heard that when she was like she was like saying she was demanding you leave something right then and then >> continues and laughs and eggs salmon to
to keep on and then uh and then then the person they keep mentioning, they shouldn't be mentioning her because she was going to talk to Sammon about it. She was mad like she's being mentioned a lot, >> you know. The past. Yes, it was a past and that involved other people too. >> Yeah. >> Need to stop lying just because his
information was docked completely just last week everywhere in chat. They were sharing it. They pictures of where he lives, pictures of him. Um, you know, so he needs to shut up because he's the most tofaced person. the way he back and forth and look what he did to Bea, you know, he exposed her and I have that whole life.
>> This is what he does with people, plays games, you know, and then now he's been docked actually a while back when somebody is looking for him. >> So, yeah, he just needs to stay out of it, stop lying, and that person uh is going to tell Sammon to tell him to keep her her name out of his mouth because she's never communicated with him ever, ever.
So >> yeah, I'm trying to they're trying to stir up the drama over and over again. So it's like >> Well, it's crazy. Yes, exactly. And yeah, with old recordings, I mean, some Yes. were not that long ago. Yeah, because I'm I don't I'm not in chats or anything with her though to say anything. So yes, and no, I'm not calling her anymore or nothing, but it
was the only way I could respond. But most of that are are calls from a long time ago and she didn't play her own because there were other calls that she said that she liked. I don't know was somebody else's calls. So I don't know that's the way she wants to live her life and she uses YouTube to gang up on people. And Barb said that she had a 5150 and I think that's what they discussed when
she was on her panel. Did you see Barb on her? I didn't see it. I was >> No, I missed Barb. Yeah, I got into a fight with Barb last time I saw her. That's the part I want to see. Did you >> Arthur wants to say hi? >> Oh, hey Arthur. How are you? >> Hi, baby girl. I >> How you doing, girl?
>> I'm doing great. Better news every day. It's like, damn, man. You know, >> good to hear. It's good to hear. You know what I mean? >> I'm telling you. You know, I just got back. >> Uh, may I ask you, uh, are you using a different type of headset? You sound very different. No, I'm speaking on my speaker phone and on my phone. >> You sound very muffled. Very muffled, I'd say.
>> But, you know, when I speak on the speaker phone, that's me. But when I'm talking through the headset, it sounds a little muffled. >> Yeah. Yeah. I agree. I agree. >> Yeah. I'm not on a I don't have my headset. I'm charging it. Usually, I I wear a headset. >> Roy, how you doing there? I know. >> I'm doing great. I just got back. I'm
still away about stuff that's going on >> and I got a >> nice message for my family. I think I showed you >> I think I showed you psyche. Check out that message if I sent it to you. That was nice. >> Uhhuh. Yeah. >> No, from from a family member what they said. >> I'll show it to you if I didn't. I know.
I sent it out to somebody else, you know. I was like, "Wow." So, yeah. >> Making rounds of some shows. Were you were you on beatas yesterday or just >> No, no, no. That was a couple days ago. No, I wasn't on I wasn't on anything yesterday. No. >> Okay. Well, I mean, >> no. Well, I just saw >> I was just yours. Only yours. I haven't
been anywhere else. No, no, that was it then, you know, and then I was out. >> GKE said that I'm gonna need to pay um to go on her panel from now on. So, >> yeah, but she was around. She's just >> No. She's just doing beta. You know what I mean? >> Bea being beta, right?
>> Bea being beta. You know how she is. >> Chill, Elon. >> Maybe if I bring some biscuits, right? >> Bea being beta. >> Arthur, how do you like your biscuit butter? >> O, I like it nice and toasty and soft. >> What about you, INX? >> What? How do I like what? I'm sorry. I
was looking for my >> How do you like your biscuits? I just like it regular, you know, and and with white gravy on it. >> Yeah, I like I like white gravy, too. How What color gravy do you like, Arthur? >> Uh I've never had biscuits and gravy. I'll be honest. >> Oh my gosh. You haven't been to KFC.
>> I'm Hispanic. I'm Hispanic. I'm I'm >> Oh my god. He has um >> I've tried it in restaurants, but not KFC. I didn't know they had that. Yeah. Um, Arthur, um, tell Inx what you've been up to Arthur. >> This is what I've been up to right here.
This is what I've been up to right here. Look at this psychi. >> This is what I've been up to. You heard? >> You heard? This what I've been up to. You heard? >> Going in there raw. >> That's his hands and his feet. >> Oh. He said, "What is that?" And that's a flooring. >> You've been playing with your feet. What are you saying?
>> That's what I've been doing. >> He's dancing. >> Oh, you're dancing. >> He's dancing for you, Psyche. >> Come on. Come on. >> Dancing for you. I'm gonna give you Remember I gave you Nick? I gave you Nick as a present, but you got bored with him real quick. I'm g you Arthur. >> I know who he was because remember we used to go to Leber. >> Yeah.
>> And I did date a guy named I told you about him. watch Negs is for work. Negs, what do you mean cheap watch? It's for work. >> I I went out with this guy Steuart Alorn and he did dance there in some other place for a while and sometimes he'd go to Dallas for some bookings and stuff. >> Leair. So it's like was the guy like
like did you look was he like hairy like a bear or >> No, he was just he was perfect. Not too hairy. He had a little bit, you know, but not much. He was hot >> like a chip. I'll show you a picture of him now. He's his hair's graying and he still looks great, though. >> You can see him. >> You know, he's real uh muscular. So, I'm wondering if he's doing the what do you
call it? The stuff to make them more muscular. >> Steroids. >> Yeah. I wonder >> I wonder about that because I remember that he was trying to try that a long time ago. >> Steroids, Arthur. >> What was that? Sorry. >> You ever do steroids? >> Uh, negative. I don't do steroids. >> Yeah. I'm going to show you the picture. You could probably tell it's like, you
know, he's taking a picture in the mirror. >> They're always aren't good for your brother. Wait, who me? >> Yeah. No, no, no. Steuart. >> Steuart. >> Her boyfriend from the bear. >> Yeah. No, I dated him, you know, and it was like I didn't want a boyfriend. We just dated, you know. >> Oh, you dated male stripper? >> Because there was somebody else I was
seeing. >> Oh, you were you were playing the field. >> Yeah, playing. Yeah. you know, and then we lived together for a little while, you know, but I was never it was it was never something for, you know, >> did he leave his did he leave his g-strings and his his thongs all over the house?
>> No. No, not at all. >> It was clean. >> Yeah, I'm sure. >> That was a long time ago though, you know? I mean, I was >> real. Yeah, I don't want to talk about him. I just wonder. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
>> Yeah, because he he kind of disappeared from everybody and I remember he he started getting into drugs really bad, you know, because he was dealing it too. And >> so I I don't know >> what >> I'll show I'll show you his picture though that he sent. >> Reality Nancy, by the way. >> Reality Nancy. >> Yeah, we love that. >> Wait, can you say that? Can you say
reality Nancy? By the way, >> reality gonna say it like that. I like reality Nancy. >> No, I know. I know. I like her, too. It's just >> I noticed people in the community say it like that a lot. Reality Nancy, by the way. >> Oh, yeah. Because she's like a a loyal person that's like actually has a mind of her own. >> I told dibs on reality Nancy, by the
way. >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> Well, Nancy, is that okay? Can Arthur have dibs on you or are you are you interested? She said what? >> What? >> She said what? >> Reality Nancy, by the way, >> she's talking to Chanel. She's changed
the topic. >> Reality Nancy. >> She knows she knows Sylvester Stallone. >> Yeah. >> You know, Sylvester Stallone was in a softcore porno. It was I think it was almost a It was almost a gay porno, but it was like because he was naked. >> No, you're a gay porno. >> Who was it? >> Sylvester Stallone in the 70s. >> Oh, I didn't know that. Really? He did
some soft What do you mean soft porn? What did he do with the >> It's like I mean I think he showed his wiener. Let me let me find Okay. But he didn't mess around with guys. >> Okay. I think I think he was like Okay. It was called um it was called the party at Kitty and Studs. Okay. And it says
>> Kitty >> and it says uh >> Kitty >> before he made it big and like everyone else struggling actor looking for a job. At 24, it appeared all of his dreams kept coming true and Sloan was offered of the lead in a movie. But after reading the script, it soon became apparent this wasn't the dream role he had been hoping for. The film was called The Party at Kitty and Studs and it was
a low-budget softcore porno from 1970. It offered the Italian Stallion his first shot at being on the big screen. And while myth and legend have carried the skin flick into the realm of hardcore porn, the truth is the film is merely a document of Stallone's acting career at the end of the 60s. Okay, hold on. So it says his performance while earnest
is reflective of an actor still honing his craft and are willing to take any opportunity to gain experience and exposure. He wasn't a fan of the film. Um and then he said he worked for two days, got $200 and got himself out of living in the bus station. It says after still in his career, the makers of the party at Kitty and Studs
thought they had a winning lottery ticket and cashed in. They re-released the film as Italian Stallion, but it fell flat once more. The film has been floating around in the internet in various guises, including some that include inserted hardcore scenes featuring actors who look like Stallone. But don't be fooled. >> Well, you want to watch that? Let's watch that later. >> Yeah. You know what? Play that. Did you
know that uh remember when he did the Rocky movies? >> Remember in the first movie he had these little What were they? Um mice or gerbles? What? What? What did What did he have? >> He mice and men. >> He Yeah. >> Oh, no. In the Rocky movie, remember? He had >> They put gerbles in his butt. That was Richard Pier.
>> No, no, I'm not talking about that. It was pet. He has them still and they're they're old now. They live a lot of years. Who? I forgot what the animals were. It was >> mountain way. >> Well, here's um here's the film. Um hopefully this isn't isn't too hardcore. >> Yeah, I got to find it because they were just talking about it. Uh, I can think about five years ago they were talking about it and then they showed that he
still has those >> supposed to have started Stallone. I was starving when I did it. >> Hold on. Can we talk? We got IMX here. >> You know, when you're hungry, you do a lot of things you wouldn't >> just showing. >> It's all good. So, I am. So, what's what's the plan for the day? How you doing? What's >> Oh, no. Just just chilling. I guess we're getting rain again. So, I was out
and I just got back a little while ago. >> Oh my god. I'm sick and tired of the rain. >> Oh, me too. And it looks like a tropical storm is headed our way. I was I was expecting that cuz we've been have having a lot of bad weather lately. A lot of bad weather. Storm. >> A lot of bad weather. A lot of bad weather.
>> We're going to make America great again. >> You know what? That guy is up. He >> Look, I was a big fan of his. I don't know what the >> Me, too. You are rocky. >> That's No, I'm talking about now. I'm talking about uh what you just said reminded me of what what uh Trump said.
>> Donald Trump. We're gonna vote for Donald Trump. >> Yeah. >> Who finds You find out Donald Trump attractive. >> He has been a complete fan of Israel. >> He has been bending the knee to Israel. >> I am on Israel for life. >> Okay, let's not get into politics about Israel please. >> >> Oh, there we go. Oh, I forgot you're
>> right. It's dangerous. >> I forgot. I forgot. He's one of them. I forgot. >> This is YouTube, so it's dangerous. >> That is true. Sorry. Sorry. I love Israel. I love Google. Sorry. Sorry. I love Israel. I love Google. >> My thought is all over YouTube. I'm just Okay. So, Jeffrey Epstein. How is that Jeffrey Epste? >> He's so stupid. This guy.
>> You know Jeffrey Epste? You have any phone calls with Jeffrey Epstein? What >> do you have any? No. Anybody? Do you have a Monica Lewinsky on the line? >> What? >> Do you remember Do you remember Do you remember Linda Trip? Remember her? >> Trip and Sip. >> Her name is It's Trip and Sip's mom. Her name is Linda Trip. And uh >> Oh my god. What do you Oh my god. >> Basically was Monica Lewinsky's friend,
but she >> Why would you be Doc Trip's mom? >> Her name is Mrs. Mrs. Sip. >> Oh no, he's joking. >> Oh boy. No. I'm in trouble. All right. >> She's gonna come after you now, brother. You're done. >> Mrs. Zip, what is she gonna do? Poke me with a straw. >> You're done, brother. >> What is she going to do? Put out her leg
and and make me fall on the ground and trip. >> Hello. >> Hello. Hi, Arthur. How are you? >> I'm doing great now that um Miss and beautiful INX is here. Oh, >> INX. There's there's love connection, >> huh?
>> We're cool. >> She's cool, man. She's INX is great. She has a >> with anybody online. >> Just like Bea said, she has a great laugh. She has a very contagious laugh. >> That was the nicest thing she ever said. But you know what? >> Honestly, >> but you know what though? The truth is I always said that about her though, too. you know, because she I even though she
really pisses me off about the things she says, when she starts laughing, she makes me laugh. >> Yeah. It's like >> she does have a very nice, very sweet, you know. It's like, well, I like the way she laughs and I forget about the awful things she just said about me, you know? >> Yeah. But then then I'll then I'll find a clip of like the horrible things and
I'll I'll get mad again. Sucks. >> Well, yeah. I know because sometimes you play old stuff and I'm thinking is that now and then there's another war again against that person. >> It's the gift that keeps on giving I call it. Hey, >> yeah old stuff because that started some fights
>> show called the Tyler Moore and it goes >> with Mary Tyler. I'm sorry. >> Yeah, I >> I think I've always found VA and INX to have a great laugh. Well, she does have a great laugh though, man. You know, it's it's it's uh you know, it makes you laugh. It just
And then you forget what she did that she said something so vile. >> Yeah. >> Then you remember what everything else she said. >> You're laughing. It's like, wait a minute. The >> And then you're like, what? What are you Why are you laughing? What are you laughing at? Then she like she says, >> I'm laughing. >> He's laughing at me. Wait, can we You know what? You know what? Let's do something for a change
here. Let's do something here for a change. We always like >> Yeah, let's all say something nice about Come on. Something different, though. We a We can't all say the same. And it can't be Oh, I think she has nice cats. No, come on. >> She She has a beautiful um singing voice. >> Okay. All right. That's nice. >> Sounds like
her laugh. >> No, no, the laugh we already did. Something else. But the other thing some some of the stuff that she says can be funny. >> Some of the stuff she says are nice >> when she catches real from some people that keep coming up on her panel and she already sees something kind of like yeah that
>> like she can catch she has a good sixth sense you'd say >> I don't know if it's a six sense the way that her reaction not when she's angry you know when she's drinking or whatever. I'm talking about real, you know, real stuff when she's >> a good way to read characters, would you say? >> No, not characters. Just her her
comeback or her reaction to something. >> Okay. Okay. I got you. >> I'll say I think for a 52 year old, she has a nice rack. >> Oh my god. Rack of life. >> That's nice. That's nice. I think that's nice. >> Have you even seen her boobs? I just I
seen a picture. I mean, >> there's nice tids. Got to be honest. >> Oh, you saw them. You saw them live. He Yeah, he was at the freak. >> Arthur was at the freak off. >> I was there during the freak off. >> Arthur, did you get naked, too? >> No. I was driving to work. >> If Arthur was naked, they would have
just deleted the photos. Nobody wants to see that. >> Except for me. But >> damn, >> Bas can make America great again. We're gonna make a great America with Beat Titties. >> Beat his titties. It's no longer Beatus Kitties. >> Beat us Titties. >> Beat his titties channel.
>> Has a ring to it. It doesn't hardly It just changed one letter and >> really beat us Titty game. I don't want I'm kind of tired of VA's >> little bit weird. >> Pretty easy to say something nice about her. >> Do you like your Oh, I did. Someone said
that you knew something about Does Beeta have like an 18-year-old daughter? >> Oh my goodness. No, no, no. Oh my god. >> Has any kids? What? Where did that come from? >> Um Um Who told me that? Oh, Jay Dog. Jay Dog said you might know something about >> No, I don't know. Oh, there's no clue or anything. I don't think she didn't have any kids. No. >> Okay. Well, you're off the hook.
>> How would you come up with that? You know, that's some that's made up then. No. >> Maybe he's just fishing and he just wants He was just trying to see. I mean, he's like, if I throw enough stuff at them, eventually something will stick. >> I think go at her and say, "Well, you even have an 18y old kid."
Just somebody said so. showed his butthole to to be this whole chat. >> Who did he did or she did? >> Jay Dog. Oh, well, she showed it to her. >> Yeah, I never heard that. And there >> she showed it to my chat once accidentally. She She put down her phone and then she changed over, but she forgot she was on the show. >> Yeah, I remember that. They have that clip.
>> Yep. It was great. >> Yeah. But no, that she doesn't have no 18year-old kid. We're gonna make America great again. >> And Trump, because of him and supporting Israel so much, giving them all these weapons and money, most of these states
are out of funds to uh help uh you know, people rescue these animals, you know, dogs, cats, that people are abandoning them. >> Um you know, there's no help because of that. And that just happened. That just started in the past year though. And it sucks.
>> Preach, mama. Preach. >> Yeah, it sucks. >> Preach, baby girl. Preach. >> I'm going to do what I'm >> not that effects. >> Yeah. So, I'm going to do what I can and and it's funny because a lot of people are supportive with that, especially the Spanish people out here in Houston.
>> I was a big fan of his and he it up. Yeah. It just Yeah. You know, it's like he's taken away everything, especially for animals because every year before the pandemic um those um res the major rescues for the state or city or whatever, they would um come around everywhere and they
tell people, "Hey, if you have pets, keep them inside tonight." uh because the city's going to come out here and uh trap uh the you know because there's a lot of fuel animals at now all over Houston. um that they were going to trap them and get them vaccinated and all and fix and then bring them back to wherever they pick them up at
>> they take people's pets and I remember they did that every year until co and now it's out of control that the state they don't even help they're just putting them to sleep and their excuse is oh well there's just so many cats here and you know we don't have help anymore yeah so that's in the sucks and that needs to be out there. I wish people
would be serious and if you love animals support you know, your local community or your city and, you know, try to help if you love animals. >> Yeah, exactly. >> And then also donate to them if you if you're able to donate. Don't donate to these fake groups that you find on on uh
IG. >> And also neuter neuter your pets if you >> neuter and trick them. Yes. >> Can't be letting them have babies out here anymore, man. >> Exactly. And then it's like educate them because some people say, "Well, I'm out there feeding them." Okay. Well, now you're feeding more babies. >> Yeah. Exactly. >> And now you're seeing people are
complaining around Houston about how they're finding finding kittens dumped in in the uh you know, the big trash bins or whatever and and they don't care. Their excuse, oh, we don't have the funds. And these people, I'm feeding them. Well, please help more. You know, at least help us trap them >> and we can get them to be fixed because
I always did that before, but it's like, you know, I mean, I'll be out there feeding them and you see more kittens. >> Exactly. >> That there's one cat that keeps having more kittens and she's next. I got I'm going to catch her after the boy cat is fixed and uh she needs to get fixed because her kittens are big enough now. And uh the baby that I have, actually that's
her baby from the last litter that she had. And she was the only one that survived, they said. >> I blame Psyche. >> Oh, stop blaming me for everything. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm gonna I'm gonna fix that. I just got another mother cat. You know, it's like everybody knows. Yeah. But look at it. It's they're getting pregnant.
>> it. I blame Psyche. Let's just get to it. Yeah. So that's what I'm going to do. That's what I care about. >> Exactly. >> What that mouth do? >> What did the what? What did the what? >> Huh? >> That what do the mouth? >> I don't know. I don't know what you're talking about. >> What did the what do? >> No, I don't know what you're talking about. >> What did your mouth do?
>> What? >> Your mouth. If you're gay, say what? >> Package say what?
>> What? >> That was good. >> Oh no. City gang. Yeah, we're having Did Beeta and Cheeto have a child? Do you know the answer to that? I >> Oh my goodness. Stop. Stop. >> Why would they have a child? She never hooked up with him. >> Didn't I thought they bath together when he was 18? Oh my god. Here we go. The doc wasn't even that young. He was of age when she
went streamed with them and somebody else. It was all on the stream. >> Okay. >> There was no hooking up or anything. They were just out partying. Uh they were all drinking. Um >> no sex. >> They were safe. There was no sex or anything. And then they ended up in the hotel that he was staying at and they were all partying there for a little bit. Um and then she went home and then a prostitute had joined them.
>> Oh my god. >> That lady and they said she was a prostitute. So she stayed there with them along with the other people that she had left cuz she was going home. >> Did Bea sleep with the prostitute? >> Who? >> Bea. >> No, she was gone. She said night when that person got there, she was going home to go to sleep. No, all she did. They were just coming off what their
drinks or whatever and they were just talking in a hotel and chilling and they were live streaming. There was nothing weird going on. And then that woman came in and uh started partying with them and they said she was a prostitute. And then said it was late and she was going to go home and crash and and said good night and left and they were all chilling there for a
few minutes and then they ended the live. >> Okay. Well, she I guess INX covered for you. >> No, because that's true. She She didn't She wasn't hooking up. >> Is Is Young Cheeto orange? >> Is he What >> is he orange? >> I I don't know. What do you mean orange?
>> You like Cheetos or orange? >> No, he's just He looks like he's Spanish or something. I don't know. Or Mexican. I'm not sure where he's from. >> What does his mouth do? My mouth does amazing things. Okay. Um, let's see. She has great sense of smell. Who? Oh. Uh, yeah. I don't even know why people are fighting anymore. I mean, I think I
think that she's just giving you a hard time because it's like, you know, you're you came in friendly and like, you know, reconciliatory and then she she wants to catch you on Sammans and like, you know, yell at you and >> Yeah, I know. You know, that's what I mean. She just uses other people to do that. But I don't want to talk about her because there are some good things about her and I guess we just can't get along. And yes, I'd left some voicemails, but
most of that that she's playing is from a long time ago that she always u threatened me with. Oh wow. You okay? Somebody's asking me, am I okay? Okay, that's strange. >> They probably see you on my show. They might. >> Yeah, you know, I don't want to fight with Bea. And that was cool what you said about me laughing cuz you said it before and and seriously I always felt the same way.
>> I like you guys got along for a few minutes. You got along for >> We almost did. Yeah. After a few minutes, I guess just because of Saman and he keeps going on and on and on and on and it just seems like she seems to be involved. So >> yeah, he's not but she does. I love her laugh and I wish he'd laugh more because that's when I laugh. I hear her laugh and I start laughing and I forget about
the violent things she just said about me. >> No, she has a nice laugh. When she breaks out laughing, she has a nice laugh. What do you mean? It It is contagious. >> Yeah, >> some people do. >> Yeah. I mean, it's like, you know,
>> not many. Well, I love to laugh and uh I like to but you know I like uh to laugh with people. I don't care if people laugh at me too. It's like >> it's in inappropriate sometimes because sometimes I'll break down laugh and everybody starts laughing and makes >> like when a guy gets kicked in the balls
people just want to laugh but it's not very funny sometimes. >> Yeah. And my aunt used to say I love your laugh. It was such a cont. She used to say the same thing. And I used to thank her daughter Pam, my cousin. She had the most beautiful laugh. And I thought that was a compliment because it's like, "Your daughter has the best laugh ever." And you're telling me I have, you know, a great laugh. It's
like, damn. Because her daughter Pam had the most beautiful laugh. I mean, as soon as she'd laugh, you'd have you'd be cracking up. >> I don't know. I'd rather I can't decide. Would I like a great ass or a great laugh? Oh, just can't decide. >> Great laugh. >> Great laugh. Yes.
>> Yeah. First great laugh. Yeah, that's what I'd rather have. And I've been able to do that lately when I'm offline. >> You're like, you've been laughing? Okay. >> Yeah. Like earlier today, I just got back before I came on on when I saw you on and Yeah. So, There's somebody
in the chat. They say Psyche is trying to bait you, Karen, because he is mad that everyone is getting along but doesn't want him around. >> Who's getting along? >> I don't know. I mean, Brandon Brandon and Alexander, I guess. I mean, that's all I know. >> Yeah, >> I'll just ban that person. >> Well, me and Bea aren't getting along, I
guess. I don't know. I thought I removed the stuff on her that she asked me to remove, and she still keeps posting, somebody said. But you know what? People like to start It was somebody in the chat saying, "Yeah, >> I was trying to maybe like, you know, get you at a good time where, you know, maybe you could could get along and stuff." I wasn't trying to like, you know, set anybody up or >> Yeah. Okay. >> I was kind of like I was talking to her
at the time and I was like, "Hey." And she's like she said, "Well, why doesn't INX come?" Because she's like she's like, you know, uh she's like she she's loud on the show and stuff. And I was like, "Well, I don't think like you're very like you're very like um like welcoming to her and stuff." And then uh she's like, "No." But so I was like, "Well, I'll see if she wants to come on." And then so I text and I told her I was doing that, but I wasn't trying to
like make you uncomfortable or set you up or like or anything like that. I just uh try to be like a little little uh UN kind of, you know, peacemaker. But sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. You know, people are going to ultimately do what they want to do. But hopefully um you know you can be civil though because it's like I think you
were nice friends at one time and it's like you know I don't know she's she's just hard to to apologize to because she never accepts >> she she yeah she doesn't like apologizing to people. >> Yeah. And she'll never apologize but she won't she said something because uh she never asked me for money. I never sent
her money. Uh no that's one thing that's ridiculous. I've never known her to ask anybody for money. So if ever that's said, that's >> right? And well, it's like now it's being said that it's like, you know, I'm like extorting you for like like thousands of dollars and it's like >> No, I'm not. I haven't given you anywhere near a thousand. I'm
>> saying it's like, you know, there's a very false nar no >> like you know me trying to like scam you and like you know getting you into a frenzy. No, no. Like I was trying to say like already said like you know should because you know then all of a sudden there you are letting that uh what's his name on there. I don't want to say his name. It's just >> seaman.
>> Yes. >> I mean or seaman or whatever you want to call him. Scam man, >> you know. It's like Jesus get over >> fat. I like fat man. You call him fat man sometimes. >> Yeah. See and he's he's even using old pictures of people and stuff. So yeah. And then my legs. Yeah. They're thin like that. Just like that. And it doesn't look that great though, does it?
No. And that's why my family was believing this stupid rumor that uh Alex started saying that I was uh doing that, >> right? I mean, it's ridiculous. I mean, it's like uh well, people that are that keep screaming about this usually are doing it themselves and are trying to get the attention off of them by saying, "Oh, look at this person." >> Well, yeah, you're right. And and you
know what? It's like when I turn it off, I realize, hey, you know, this is what's really going on and I get happy about it. So, why am I wasting my time on YouTube? You know, am I addicted? Maybe because I used to wonder about that about two other people that got me involved because of gamble just with them in real life. That's how I got
involved. And it's like, now who am I talking to on this call? And they said, I said, there's a lot of echoing in the background. They said, that's because he's live. I said, "What do you mean live?" I said, "Isn't this this guy's phone number just calling your family?" And they said, "Yeah, but he's live and he does it from his live." I said, "What do you mean?" And they told me, "Click
on YouTube on on your computer or phone." And when I opened it up, there was this guy with sunglasses answering me and he had the call on air. It's like, "What the I didn't even know they had that. I thought YouTube was only for music and uh videos, >> you know. things like that. And then I got involved and I used to wonder about
that person that pulled me in. I used to do this like why is she so obsessed with YouTube and she's upset and this guy is contacting her family and doing lives on her and she's upset because I'd even send her TV shows that I'd uh record because she liked them too and I'd send them to her but she was always too busy
watching him and get upset and oh my god he's calling my parents again. And I was used to wonder how can somebody be so um obsessed with that and look at me that look what I've done you know I became just like that too you know if you think about it >> because I wonder I used to wonder how
can anybody sit there and watch these strangers on YouTube this isn't a movie or a celebrity or anything and look at me I mean I got pulled into >> Well it's addictive but it's like Yeah. And then we just have to remember like you know you can like if there's if it gets too bad you can always you know um kind of uh not log in for a while because that it's like you know that
really it really does does give it energy interaction >> and I feel better when I don't log in like today you know I was out I had a smile on my face the whole day you know it's like I get better news and now my brother I'll send you what my family sent me because they were like we're so proud of you and mom and dad would be proud.
I was like, "Yeah, you know, I mean, so yeah, so I'm happy. I'm going to make plans." You know, number one is my fur babies and whatever uh old cats that we can save out here because it's they say they ran out of funds and So, I got a lot of support and people that are going to get involved in helping. >> Good,
>> you know. So, yeah, that that is good. And I guess I need to get a couple carriers because when I moved, I left all that stuff stuff in my uh at my other place, you know. So, yeah. But yeah, so I'm going to drop off and and watch it live and I hope you play those videos because you said something about you were going to play something some cool videos.
>> Okay. Yeah, I'll put some >> whatever you play. I love the stuff that you just created though, you know. That's I love the music. I mean, damn, that's my favorite type of music. So keep it up so much. Appreciate it. >> You're welcome. Okay. Love you, too. I'll be in chat. Okay. >> Okay. Bye. >> Bye. >> Bye.
>> Okay. Well, let's see. Let's see what I got. Hi, Untractable. How are you? Let's see. Do I have put offs?
>>
>> Wormwood burning mur in the flame. A voice without a body is calling my name.
The veil draws open. The old world is gone. A feather cuts the darkness. And a new sun dawn.
>>
>> Cairo beneath a blood red moon. A pen strikes fire in a shuttered room. An unseen current enters the hand, writing the law no throne can command.
The idols tremble. The old kings fall. A CHILD WITH THE CROWN walks through the wall. No chains in heaven. No masters above. Only the star and the orbit of below. I crossed the desert caring
doubt. I heard the silence thunder out. A NEW AON IS RISING. I can feel it in my bones. Every woman, every man,
a constellation of their own. A new way is rising. Aon is rising. >> Let the sleeping stars ignite. >> Let the sleeping stars night. >> Know your will and claim your name. >> Claim your name. Carry loving to the name.
Oh, tear the veil away. Oh, bring the newborn day. The wheel is turning on and on. The old age dies. The new comes on. The tree is burning without being consumed. 10 gates opening inside the room. Mercy and power. The wand in the blade. A ladder of lightning through shadows is made. Death is a mouth at the edge of the known. The abyss asked
whether you stand alone. I gave it my mask. My hung on MY CROWN. IT SWALLOWED THE BUT WOULDN'T DROWN FOR ME ON the mirror. Fierce and bright. A winged voice answered in the night. A NEW WAYON IS RISING.
I can feel it in my bones. Every woman, every man, a constellation of their own. A new way is rising. New Aon is rising. >> LET THE SLEEPING STARS IGNITE.
>> LET THE sleeping stars ignite. Know your will and claim your name. CLAIM YOUR NAME. CARRY love into the name. Abra in the gate. Abra awaken fate. Wand in the right and sword in the left. Love
is the fire and will is the breath. >>
>> The angel is waiting behind my eyes. Not issuing orders from distant skies. No stranger, no tyrant, no vent above the deepest selfwearing armor of love. The feathered
circles the sun. The prophet and presence becoming as one. Ink becomes fire and fire becomes sound. The word of the aon is shaking the ground.
Break the habit. Break the chain. Walk through pleasure. Walk through pain and name the fear. Face the night. Hold the center. Become the light. Not every hunger is holy desire. Not every freedom survives the fire. Will is no whim and love is no cage. They are the key to the unrein.
I am not dust beneath the throne. I am a star with a course of my own. You are not lost and we are not small. The infinite lives in the heart of us all.
Let Isis awaken. Let Osiris sleep. Let Horus arise.
>>
>> begins with the physical striking of a match. This exact motion has been filmed nearly 3,000 times, marking the start of every session across four years of work. The archive defines this space specifically as a working altar, a classification that prioritizes the activity performed here over its physical appearance as a backdrop. Time is measured here through the lit time,
the period during which a flame is present, rather than the length of a broadcast or a recording. The night is defined strictly by the window between lighting the wick and putting it out. This temporal boundary remains constant regardless of duration. An 11 session and a 5-hour one occupy the same structural container because they are held within the same cycle of a single
flame. The identity of the altar is a temporary state activated by the fire and lasting only as long as the candle burns. When active, the altar is a landscape of specific functional objects, candles, cards, crystals, and a resting cat. The candle is here to be exhausted. Its complete destruction serves as the metric for a successful
night. As the hours pass, the accumulating wax provides a physical record of the work being done. Herbs are burned simultaneously, adding a second layer of consumption to the room. This secondary act of burning serves to clear the air, one element being spent to maintain the environment for the others. Nearby, tarot cards are drawn and laid
face down. The cards follow a rule of translation. If a single draw remains ambiguous, a second is pulled to force a clearer meaning. A black cat typically occupies the edge of the space, acting as a physical guardian. Archival records show three different names for the animal, lore, Lenor, and Lenor, reflecting a lack of consensus in the
paperwork. This administrative confusion is secondary to the cat's physical presence, which is the only requirement for the space. Every component, the wax, the smoke, the cards, and the animal functions as part of a mechanical circuit required to keep the altar in a working state. The archive uses a specific term for a space that has lost
its animating force, the hollow temple. It is a room that retains its layout but has been drained of its purpose, leaving behind a sterile environment. The difficulty in identifying this failure lies in the fact that the physical reality remains unchanged. Even in a hollow temple, the mechanics are operational. You can still light the candles and you can still shuffle the
cards. A photograph cannot distinguish between a functioning altar and a dead room because the difference is not visual. One unexplained archival note describes a session initiated with bad intentions, suggesting that the practitioner's state affects the room itself. Since the physical objects remain the same whether the altar is
working or hollow, the table acts as a mirror for the user's intent, reflecting the quality of whatever is brought to it. The candle eventually burns down to its base. This table exists outside the static categories of decoration or sacred architecture. It functions as an instrument. Like any instrument, its
sound is determined by the person playing it. Hands move toward the wick to conclude the night. The space is activated at the start and extinguished at the end. The actual purpose of the altar is found in the invisible space between those two actions.
Okay. Well, show this one more time and then
see what's up.
>> >> Thomas F. Adams III liberty slinging modern scion stood in pinch twilight and the amber room went still. Blue lel craft burning softly through
the glass. It's 4:20 on the cotton like a flag.
No oath of service, no borrowed crown. He raised the charter and laid the law down. >> I call the signal when I choose to rise. I close the gate. When
I say good night, my stream, my stage, my sovereign say. I open the gates. I name the day.
The door is open. The throne is not too broad. An opinion, not the D to the lot. I have the right to pull the plug without pleading my cause. I choose every voice invited inside. Respect is the ticket. Abuse sends the ride. Free speech never meant
a key to my mic. Build your own signal if you don't like mine. My stream, my stage, my sovereign say signal before static. I name the day.
>>
>> You may question, depart or disagree, but attention is not authority over me. No captive crowd and no subjects below. Every soul is sovereign wherever they go. I rule my broadcast, not another soul. You rule your footsteps. That is the whole law.
My stream, my stage, my sovereign say the fire stays whole and applause falls away. Oh,
the stream is the altar. The signal is sovereign. The door is open. >> The throne is not
>>
>> Heat. Heat.
>>
>> Hey damn well.
I'll visit tomorrow.
I thought they had
Hallelujah.
I hope that
turn.
Amen.
>>
>> What's up forever? How you doing?
Yes. Yes. GIVE THE BALL. GIVE HIM THE BALL.
That was
>> you, man. Call it
That's with me. She just stopped by to hang for a couple days on a site. That's personal and problem with Mike over here. A six son of a I hope that um she does move in with you and that you
two um make it official because in my opinion, VP is exactly what you deserve, John. You will forever be her John. She will forever be your essential escort, companion, cortisone. And there's nothing you can do about my coverage because my coverage will be the
best. It'll be the kind of coverage that your friends Air Force SAM and Eric AF-187 replay on their streams. So, I just wanted to talk about that very quickly. Those of you who would like to screen
cap this for yourself, feel free. Anyways, take care. And um John VP John, when she returns to your home, could you please get her to the salon?
that needs to be a part of her um rate that you pay for her to be your companion. Have a good night. Bye-bye. See y'all this weekend.
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