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The episode discusses the controversy surrounding 'The Biscuit Song' and a perceived double standard by content creator VA. Psyche talks about his experience with VA and her reaction to his biscuit song.
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Psyche starts the episode by asking about updates on the VA situation ▶ 0:00. He mentions that VA was talking to him and then blocked him after he commented in her chat ▶ 0:09. Psyche recalls that VA was making fun of him and he questioned why she was mad about his biscuit song when she was joking about it ▶ 0:18. He points out the uneven treatment, mentioning that he's been relentlessly trolled about the biscuit song ▶ 0:29. At ▶ 0:04, Psyche notes that VA was fighting with Jimnick before their interaction. The conversation revolves around Psyche's experience with VA and the biscuit song controversy ▶ 0:02.
The episode appears to highlight a pattern of perceived inconsistency in how certain content creators treat others. It suggests that Psyche is concerned about the double standard applied to his biscuit song, and this continues the pattern of him questioning the treatment he receives from other creators.
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