[The Beast1]

(01-20-2017 08:02 AM)Andy_B Wrote:  

(01-19-2017 07:46 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

(01-19-2017 07:00 AM)griffinmill Wrote:  

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Yet he makes more money in a day than you make in a year.

If hes retarded, you`re a corpse.

That's like saying PSY is a great singer because Op An Gangnam Style has a billion views on YouTube.

Psy brought together several musical elements that made him a ton of money and notable worldwide. He put Kpop on the map.

On that basis alone he is a great singer regardless of your taste in Korean music.

For the record, the Beetles' music is degenerative trash. Doesn't make them any less talented as musicians.

What have you done lately?

The 'success proves you are good at what you do' mindset is beta. If look at it closely, it implies that you can't have personal standards, because you are forced to defer to money or popular opinion on everything. It also puts you in a position of having to respect anybody who has more than you do, which is almost the definition of bootlicking authoritarianism. If you think success proves anything other than some combination of luck, marketing skill, ass-kissing or work ethic (some of these are good qualities some aren't), then you're in the embarrassing position of having to accept society's standards over your own. The only way you can adopt this mindset without being a beta, is if you're so big that you shape society's standards yourself, and even then, you're still a beta to relative to larger influencers. As a regular person you reap huge rewards in terms of integrity and self-possession by not deferring to popular opinion.

Let me put it to you this way: imagine you're working some job that you care about, but your boss is a flamboyant gay man who has a penchant for promoting good looking gay dudes. You find out this guy whose work you've always thought sucked gets promoted over you. You have concrete evidence that his work product sucks and you can explain it in irrefutable mathematical terms. You also have it on good authority that this guy has been sucking the company owner's dick, and you know he's the type of guy the boss likes to promote. Do you: A) accept that this guy is actually better than you at what you do, and that all the evidence he's incompetent means nothing; or B) determine you've been screwed out of a promotion by a bunch of cock sucking faggots?

If you say B), please point to what aspect of your philosophy permits you to say this without hypocrisy. You specifically said that musical success equals musical talent; why shouldn't the same principle apply to who gets promoted at work?

What the heck is this trite, "is it beta nonesense" wrapped up is some faux philosphical garbage bag?

Take this, know your audience. Pewdiepie clearly knows how to market to children and has made a ton of money doing that. Clearly his success is a combination of timing, luck, skill, and an assortment of other stuff.

If I met him, would I blow smoke up his rear end? No, but I wouldn't be a dick to him either because outside of his act he's probably a decent guy. Hell, you could probably talk about the media business with him and get an honest appraisal of the industry.

It sounds like the lot of you enjoy deconstructing the literary, theatrical, and societal merits of Blue's Clues, Barney, or any of the other typical children's entertainment. What stuff did you find entertaining at 10 years old? It was probably as inane and vapid as Pewdiepie. Again know your audience.

The real question that should be asked here: "Is it beta to hate on someone who is more successful than me because I view that earned success as selling out?"

Sounds like a pretty good hipster litmus test if you ask me!

Unchained has the right idea. The entertainment is low brow and dumb, but you can't hate the hustle.

[Andy_B]

(01-21-2017 06:12 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

(01-20-2017 08:02 AM)Andy_B Wrote:  

(01-19-2017 07:46 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

(01-19-2017 07:00 AM)griffinmill Wrote:  

Quote:

Yet he makes more money in a day than you make in a year.

If hes retarded, you`re a corpse.

That's like saying PSY is a great singer because Op An Gangnam Style has a billion views on YouTube.

Psy brought together several musical elements that made him a ton of money and notable worldwide. He put Kpop on the map.

On that basis alone he is a great singer regardless of your taste in Korean music.

For the record, the Beetles' music is degenerative trash. Doesn't make them any less talented as musicians.

What have you done lately?

The 'success proves you are good at what you do' mindset is beta. If look at it closely, it implies that you can't have personal standards, because you are forced to defer to money or popular opinion on everything. It also puts you in a position of having to respect anybody who has more than you do, which is almost the definition of bootlicking authoritarianism. If you think success proves anything other than some combination of luck, marketing skill, ass-kissing or work ethic (some of these are good qualities some aren't), then you're in the embarrassing position of having to accept society's standards over your own. The only way you can adopt this mindset without being a beta, is if you're so big that you shape society's standards yourself, and even then, you're still a beta to relative to larger influencers. As a regular person you reap huge rewards in terms of integrity and self-possession by not deferring to popular opinion.

Let me put it to you this way: imagine you're working some job that you care about, but your boss is a flamboyant gay man who has a penchant for promoting good looking gay dudes. You find out this guy whose work you've always thought sucked gets promoted over you. You have concrete evidence that his work product sucks and you can explain it in irrefutable mathematical terms. You also have it on good authority that this guy has been sucking the company owner's dick, and you know he's the type of guy the boss likes to promote. Do you: A) accept that this guy is actually better than you at what you do, and that all the evidence he's incompetent means nothing; or B) determine you've been screwed out of a promotion by a bunch of cock sucking faggots?

If you say B), please point to what aspect of your philosophy permits you to say this without hypocrisy. You specifically said that musical success equals musical talent; why shouldn't the same principle apply to who gets promoted at work?

What the heck is this trite, "is it beta nonesense" wrapped up is some faux philosphical garbage bag?

Take this, know your audience. Pewdiepie clearly knows how to market to children and has made a ton of money doing that. Clearly his success is a combination of timing, luck, skill, and an assortment of other stuff.

If I met him, would I blow smoke up his rear end? No, but I wouldn't be a dick to him either because outside of his act he's probably a decent guy. Hell, you could probably talk about the media business with him and get an honest appraisal of the industry.

It sounds like the lot of you enjoy deconstructing the literary, theatrical, and societal merits of Blue's Clues, Barney, or any of the other typical children's entertainment. What stuff did you find entertaining at 10 years old? It was probably as inane and vapid as Pewdiepie. Again know your audience.

The real question that should be asked here: "Is it beta to hate on someone who is more successful than me because I view that earned success as selling out?"

Sounds like a pretty good hipster litmus test if you ask me!

Unchained has the right idea. The entertainment is low brow and dumb, but you can't hate the hustle.

I never once said I don't like PewDiePie. His new redpill-ish videos are very interesting, and he is a good actor, able to portray a lot of different emotions for comedic effect. It's the principle I was arguing with, I didn't argue about the man himself.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gUEd1HKJNw

I've always known about him but barely ever watch his videos. The one video I watched him was where he tried to feed his audience this bullshit where he downplayed the value of money in his life. I have a very low tolerance for people's bullshit. That's why I like listening to Roosh - The guy is honest, humble, doesn't bullshit, comes off authentic and provides value to his audience. He says what he believes, pushes the boundaries of political correctness and doesn't try to make everyone happy.

Having said that I respect PewDiePie for taking the risks - dropping out of business school to pursue a niche in YouTube and making a fortune. I have to respect that. He's no genius, he was at the right place, right time and he took a big gamble and it paid off. That's manly. Risk-taking behaviour is inherently a masculine trait.

[The Beast1]

(01-21-2017 06:26 AM)Andy_B Wrote:  

(01-21-2017 06:12 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

(01-20-2017 08:02 AM)Andy_B Wrote:  

(01-19-2017 07:46 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

(01-19-2017 07:00 AM)griffinmill Wrote:  

That's like saying PSY is a great singer because Op An Gangnam Style has a billion views on YouTube.

Psy brought together several musical elements that made him a ton of money and notable worldwide. He put Kpop on the map.

On that basis alone he is a great singer regardless of your taste in Korean music.

For the record, the Beetles' music is degenerative trash. Doesn't make them any less talented as musicians.

What have you done lately?

The 'success proves you are good at what you do' mindset is beta. If look at it closely, it implies that you can't have personal standards, because you are forced to defer to money or popular opinion on everything. It also puts you in a position of having to respect anybody who has more than you do, which is almost the definition of bootlicking authoritarianism. If you think success proves anything other than some combination of luck, marketing skill, ass-kissing or work ethic (some of these are good qualities some aren't), then you're in the embarrassing position of having to accept society's standards over your own. The only way you can adopt this mindset without being a beta, is if you're so big that you shape society's standards yourself, and even then, you're still a beta to relative to larger influencers. As a regular person you reap huge rewards in terms of integrity and self-possession by not deferring to popular opinion.

Let me put it to you this way: imagine you're working some job that you care about, but your boss is a flamboyant gay man who has a penchant for promoting good looking gay dudes. You find out this guy whose work you've always thought sucked gets promoted over you. You have concrete evidence that his work product sucks and you can explain it in irrefutable mathematical terms. You also have it on good authority that this guy has been sucking the company owner's dick, and you know he's the type of guy the boss likes to promote. Do you: A) accept that this guy is actually better than you at what you do, and that all the evidence he's incompetent means nothing; or B) determine you've been screwed out of a promotion by a bunch of cock sucking faggots?

If you say B), please point to what aspect of your philosophy permits you to say this without hypocrisy. You specifically said that musical success equals musical talent; why shouldn't the same principle apply to who gets promoted at work?

What the heck is this trite, "is it beta nonesense" wrapped up is some faux philosphical garbage bag?

Take this, know your audience. Pewdiepie clearly knows how to market to children and has made a ton of money doing that. Clearly his success is a combination of timing, luck, skill, and an assortment of other stuff.

If I met him, would I blow smoke up his rear end? No, but I wouldn't be a dick to him either because outside of his act he's probably a decent guy. Hell, you could probably talk about the media business with him and get an honest appraisal of the industry.

It sounds like the lot of you enjoy deconstructing the literary, theatrical, and societal merits of Blue's Clues, Barney, or any of the other typical children's entertainment. What stuff did you find entertaining at 10 years old? It was probably as inane and vapid as Pewdiepie. Again know your audience.

The real question that should be asked here: "Is it beta to hate on someone who is more successful than me because I view that earned success as selling out?"

Sounds like a pretty good hipster litmus test if you ask me!

Unchained has the right idea. The entertainment is low brow and dumb, but you can't hate the hustle.

I never once said I don't like PewDiePie. His new redpill-ish videos are very interesting, and he is a good actor, able to portray a lot of different emotions for comedic effect. It's the principle I was arguing with, I didn't argue about the man himself.

So then what the heck are you talking about then? We're talking about pewdiepie here, not fart sniffing theory!

(01-19-2017 12:37 PM)griffinmill Wrote:  

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brought together several musical elements that made him a ton of money and notable worldwide. He put Kpop on the map.

On that basis alone he is a great singer regardless of your taste in Korean music.

For the record, the Beetles' music is degenerative trash. Doesn't make them any less talented as musicians.

What have you done lately?

I'm an entrepreneur and have my own business, not making millions, but I'm doing something I love and can afford a lifestyle that I'm more than happy with.

If I had to spend my entire life pretending to be a retard on YouTube to appeal to teenage girls in order to afford myself a living, I'd more than likely have to shoot myself. I'm not denying he flashes the occassional gem of redpill wisdom, but no doubt it's for the almighty viewcount, and he'll soon apologise for it if he faces a threat of ostracisaction.

There was a video of his that appeared on my suggestions recently, about him deleting his account. I knew he was intending to do no such thing.

Are we to assume that it takes some kind of canny businessman with an above average IQ to know how to game 14 year old girls for clickbait cash-money?

[Leonard D Neubache]

(01-21-2017 06:12 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

...It sounds like the lot of you enjoy deconstructing the literary, theatrical, and societal merits of Blue's Clues, Barney, or any of the other typical children's entertainment. What stuff did you find entertaining at 10 years old? It was probably as inane and vapid as Pewdiepie. Again know your audience.
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[griffinmill]

(01-21-2017 06:12 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

The real question that should be asked here: "Is it beta to hate on someone who is more successful than me because I view that earned success as selling out?"

The question is whether PewDiePie is a retard - or just plays one on TV. If you had intelligence and any degree of sophistication, would you be happy to play a retard for public consumption every day? I don't think there's anything alpha or beta about asking that question. If he's a brilliant businessman with above-average intelligence, he could have made money at pretty much anything, right?

If you watch one of his YouTube clips where he's gaming, the unfiltered and unadulterated HORSE SHIT that comes from his mouth is painful to listen to. I'd be humiliated to do that for a living. But look, okay, I'll admit it - if $5 million per year was thrown in my face I'd have to think about it.

[The Beast1]

(01-21-2017 08:55 AM)griffinmill Wrote:  

If you watch one of his YouTube clips where he's gaming, the unfiltered and unadulterated HORSE SHIT that comes from his mouth is painful to listen to. I'd be humiliated to do that for a living. But look, okay, I'll admit it - if $5 million per year was thrown in my face I'd have to think about it.

So in other words, sour grapes.

[nek]

(01-20-2017 03:42 PM)Atlanta Man Wrote:  

(01-20-2017 08:38 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

^Welcome to the world. EVERYONE gets cucked on some level, but go ahead and tell us you live your morals 100% and call it like you see it 24 hours a day.

Why don't you start by telling us what you do for a living and how you never have to compromise yourself doing it.

Or is this just the same old tall poppy syndrome that equates success with being a sellout.

Go ahead and tell us that if Youtube waved 10 million dollars a year in your face to do and say things on camera that discredited you that you wouldn't take the money.

For that matter, why doesn't everyone shitting on him tell us they've turn their noses at 10 mil a year.

This ought to be good.

I turn my nose up a 10 million because I make 150,000,000,000 a year, and have a 14 inch dick. I make it all location independent, with a Harem of HB11's and I am typing this on my private beach on my private Island. So There! MAGA!

That Kratom has done wonders for you!

[griffinmill]

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So in other words, sour grapes

This is entirely possible. But lots of people make much more money than me, I'd have to be angry with all of them. Whether my opinion is valid is entirely another matter separate to my motive.

[SamuelBRoberts]

This might be fake, but... damn. The culture has really changed, huh?

[url=https://twitter.com/CantStumpTrump1/status/823230969075404801][/url]

[NewMeta]

(01-22-2017 06:26 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  

This might be fake, but... damn. The culture has really changed, huh?

[url=https://twitter.com/CantStumpTrump1/status/823230969075404801][/url]

From his latest video, its real but a joke when put into context.

Seems to me that he is really enjoying all the media attention his jokes about jews and hitler are getting lately (i say lately because he's always had this kind of humor) because then he can make more anti-media videos or videos of him reacting to articles written about him.

[YoungBlade]

Meme magic is real

[Fortis]

It's cool that he's going redpill but saying ‘death to all Jews and Hitler was right’ is just such a cringey thing to say.

[Roosh]

Google and Disney has punished him for his joke on Jews:

http://variety.com/2017/digital/news/you...201987810/

[debeguiled]

(02-14-2017 07:08 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

Google and Disney has punished him for his joke on Jews:

http://variety.com/2017/digital/news/you...201987810/

He thought he was in PewDiePie-land and not the real world.

He thought his silly harmlessness and all the clicks and likes and bro-fans would insulate him.

And he would have been fine if he had got those Fiverr guys to hold up a sign saying death to Trump.

Dude doesn't have a mean bone in his body.

He just got careless.

[LockeAndLoad]

(01-19-2017 06:22 AM)CJ_W Wrote:  

(01-19-2017 05:57 AM)griffinmill Wrote:  

PewDiePie is retarded.

Yet he makes more money in a day than you make in a year.

If hes retarded, you`re a corpse.

What does how much money he makes have to do with anything? Kardashians make a shit-ton of money and everyone on this forum talks about how vapid they are and "WNB"

[Atlanta Man]

WB Kendall Jenner.

[Jaihoo]

(02-14-2017 07:08 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

Google and Disney has punished him for his joke on Jews:

http://variety.com/2017/digital/news/you...201987810/

Love it. Backlash is inevitalbe. Kids ain't stupid. Things like this pile up. Just like any authoritarian dictator totalitarian, the merchant will see this blow up in his face (and nose) down the line.

Wonderful. And it really doesn't matter what Pewd's real views in life are, he could be a transfag altkin nonbinary beanbag, the message is out. Many top comments are making the point on how mentioning jews is a no-go zone.

Love it.

[John Michael Kane]

You can't criticize Jews or even make a joke about them in bad taste. Why is that? Think.

[weambulance]

Even mentioning that someone else is a Jew is a good way to invite scrutiny if you don't then immediately give that person verbal fellatio.

[TooFineAPoint]

It seems reasonable to admire the strengths of a man while being honest about his weaknesses.

Most successful people have a tireless hustle and a razor sharp focus on their core audience. Very few of them produce something of lasting value, honesty, or insight.

The truly amazing (once in a generation) talents combine searing white hot truth in a palatable package for everyman. They stand the test of time.

For everyone else, we argue that they are lowbrow sellouts (if we have any taste at all), or that they are insufferable pretentious bores (if we are busy men of action).

I've still learned a lot from both sellouts and bores.

[Bycicleguy]

It seems that he made the video private after the backlash.

[Quintus Curtius]

No masculine man should name himself PewDiePie. I hate even having to type that fucking name. Goddamned wuss.

[Roosh]

(02-14-2017 04:07 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  

No masculine man should name himself PewDiePie. I hate even having to type that fucking name. Goddamned wuss.

To his defense, he started it when I believe he was a teenage video gamer. His recent videos show a remarkable change from his earlier material.

[Kona]

Here's the guys that made the "death to all Jews" apology video:

Aloha!