Psyche discusses toxic dynamics within streamer subcultures, specifically IP2 and associated communities, with a guest. They examine how communities can develop harmful behaviors and attract problematic participants.
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The episode begins with a discussion about being part of a community ▶ 0:01. The guest shares their experience of joining the community, mentioning that by March or April, they were already involved ▶ 0:16. The guest also talks about how a particular streamer brought a lot of people into the community, which was both a blessing and a curse ▶ 0:22. The conversation takes a turn when the guest mentions the darker side of the community, including racism and ugliness ▶ 1:13. The guest expresses that the community is not as good as it used to be ▶ 1:16 and that it has attracted problematic participants, such as those who engage in hate speech ▶ 1:09.
The conversation appears to suggest that online communities can quickly devolve into toxic environments, perpetuating harmful behaviors and attracting individuals with problematic views. This theme continues the pattern of exploring the complexities of online interactions and their impact on individuals and society.
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probably like uh no uh September and then um by like you know by March or April I was I was moni. So yes, she she did bring a lot of this community into it and maybe like but it's like that that was a blessing and a curse too because it's like um yeah, it's like this community of disrespect tarot like a lot
>> you you were like it was such a hilarious look to like I don't know you're not you don't want you don't hilarious look now you have the hilarious >> you don't want to be on you don't want to be on IP2 right you don't want to be on IP2 right >> no but I didn't understand it necessarily I was on Benny that's why I came out I came out of Bennetty Blanco that's the first person I was basically watch that was a streamer and so I did that's that's all I knew of IP2 really
and then sane who I'm friends with and other people that I met that were really actually really cool I didn't know about oh that they like to mace homeless people they all they are about is getting drunk in RV and like you know um you know like being degenerate and saying the n word and f a g and you know it's like there's like a lot of like racism and it's like a lot of ugliness in it
>> not as yeah it's not as good as it used to be it used to be pretty popping uh but Yeah, I mean they're actually
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