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Psyche and guests discuss the nature of public figures and the right to critique or discuss content creators and celebrities in public discourse. The conversation touches on the idea that having a public platform makes one a public figure, open to discussion and critique.
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Browse era →It's fine. That's fine. Oh my god, >> dude. >> It's been such a >> She was in the RVs. She was trying She was on the streaming site like for a minute. >> I know. And it's like And I'm allowed to talk like to discuss her and stuff. I mean, it's like I don't know why she's a She's a content creator. I don't know why it's like I'm not allowed to discuss anybody anymore, right? It's like
>> Yeah. Yeah. She's a public figure. Yeah. There's Everybody's a public figure. Yeah. But if you have a show named after you, you're a public. I mean, it's like on YouTube, which is like, you know, there can be hundred people watching at a time. You don't know who's watching.
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