EARLY ACCESS: iDubbbz vs Shoe0nHead vs Responsibility
🕑 Added 2023-06-23 16:00:10 +0000 UTCVIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/f_o-3t5M5f0
Hey everyone, it's Early Access Day, and you know, over the years I've got messages from people who tell me things like "you definitely influenced me to become more cynical". Is that good or bad? As a cynical person, I guess I don't see that as a negative. But ultimately, I'd like to hope people are more influenced by people in their real lives than people they watch/listen to/read/etc. Is that simply unrealistic? We explore some of these thoughts in this week's video, and I guess if I influence people to start using the term "slop shop" more often (you'll see in a moment), that's on me... enjoy!
Are YouTubers responsible for the actions of their audience? On one side, you have iDubbbz, who has spent the last few weeks apologizing for how his fans behaved over the years. On the other side, you have Shoe0nHead, who feels that creators have NO responsibility for how their audience thinks or acts. Buckley shares a fun story about a fan of his who made him wonder early on if his content was breeding the wrong type of people...
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Typhlosion Productions
Honestly shoe and Buckley would be a fun duo
Serena
Here's a funny anecdote to back your opinion; up until a year and a half ago, I was insistent on pursuing pop music as a career, even though I've been a huge fan of yours since 2009, especially loving pop musical autopsies. I distinctly remember thinking "wow, I'll know I've made it if Buckley roasts one of my songs in a video". (Thankfully I found the light haha). That idubbz puppy dog sounds so nuts.
Slight correction: the reason Ian did that to Tana was because she called him out for saying the N-word when she is on camera calling her friend that multiple times
HeyAlexa!
*insert name of girl I sat behind in high school here*, Itβs Buckleyβs fault I called you delusional and sexist. ππ