Psyche discusses interpersonal drama with a fellow content creator, VA, involving timeout incidents and hurt feelings on both sides. The drama revolves around the 'biscuit song' and who hurt whose feelings.
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Psyche begins the episode by expressing his feelings of being mad and hurt due to a drama with VA ▶ 0:00. He explains that the drama started when he kicked VA off the panel for being disrespectful [0:07-0:11]. VA then timed him out of her chat, which Psyche found mean [0:19-0:22]. The situation escalated with both parties exchanging hurtful comments, including jokes about the 'biscuit song' [0:31-0:35]. Psyche mentions that VA said he hurt her feelings with the biscuit song, but he claims she also hurt his feelings with her comments [0:35-0:36]. The drama has been ongoing, with Psyche expressing frustration about the ups and downs in their relationship [0:41-0:43].
The episode appears to revolve around the theme of unresolved conflicts and hurt feelings in online relationships. It suggests that small incidents, such as timeout incidents and jokes, can escalate into larger dramas when not addressed properly. The episode continues the pattern of Psyche openly discussing his personal relationships and conflicts with his audience.
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too. I don't know. But kind of mad because, you know, VA like got mad at me before because I like timed her out or like not timed her out. I just kicked her off the panel for like 20 seconds one time before when she like being disrespectful and she got so mad like, "How dare you ever do that?" She timed me out of her chat. I don't know if she blocked me or
timed me out, but she did. And that was like so mean. And then I don't know. And then she was like saying I don't you know like she was doing the biscuit jokes again and after she said oh I hurt her feelings with the biscuit song. She hurt my feelings with the biscuits. So I don't I don't know what's going on but uh I don't know. I
don't like the ups and downs. It's been like down for a while. I don't know why it's so down. So mean.
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