Psyche discusses his frustration with dealing with YouTube trolls and how engaging with them gives them undeserved relevance. He reflects on the lack of creativity in their repetitive negativity.
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In this episode, Psyche talks about his experiences with YouTube trolls, mentioning how their negative comments are unoriginal and mean ▶ 0:03. He expresses his frustration with the situation, stating that engaging with trolls only gives them relevance they don't deserve ▶ 0:23. Psyche also notes that he has learned to not expect good treatment from trolls ▶ 0:19 and that they bring nothing but trouble to his show ▶ 0:26. At the beginning of the episode, he sets a casual tone, acknowledging that dealing with trolls can be unfun ▶ 0:00.
The episode appears to suggest that Psyche is taking a step back to reevaluate his approach to handling online negativity. It continues the pattern of Psyche openly discussing his personal experiences and emotions, using his platform to process and reflect on challenging situations. This theme suggests that Psyche values authenticity and is willing to confront difficult topics head-on.
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That's why it's like it's not even fun sometimes to be on YouTube with these trolls and just saying the same [ __ ] over and over again. It's like oh it's just like it's getting old. It's like not creative. It's just mean. It's just dumb. I'm not like outing any of you. I'm just [ __ ] reacting to how I'm basically treated sometimes by these trolls. I shouldn't expect good treatment. But you know what? I give the
trolls relevance. They don't give me relevance. Trolls brought nothing really to my show except trouble. I've given up a platform new
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