I can't stand seeing a tall, rich, and attractive guy bragging about how rich he is, enjoying himself with his friends and foids
why would you watch him in the first place?
Tbh
for cope
This.he has always been an annoying retard
i or mr beast??
Mr beast
Well, I used to watch it because there was nothing good on YouTube, but now I can't stand it.
i’m surprised anyone above the age of 12 watches him
Indeed?
why did you ever watch him lol his vids is the epitome of slop and ruined youtube tbh
I don't know, I'm so lonely that I just want to entertain myself with something
12 seems a bit old still i was thinking 8-10
only NPCs watch that dogshit
i guess ur one of them.
i guess ur one of them.
I hope the moderators don't believe this shitOh yeah, I fuck like all the other NPCs, I tricked them.
P
Give him the DNW
slop
YouTube slop.
I stopped watching him long ago when I found out his videos were faked
I've never seen any video of his and I don't plan to. The thumbnails with his cuckface say enough.
I wouldn't go that far.
I don't understand why anybody would watch that cringe, shouting dick.
There are plenty of people on YouTube doing shit that's actually interesting and cool with their money, support their channels instead.
Full disclosure:
Some of my must-watch youtube subscriptions are guys with money who utterly lifemog me, sharing their passions for toys and adventure.
But these dudes all bring a kind of humility, where they seem to appreciate that they are fortunate to be in a position to do what they do, and that comes across in how they film their adventures and genuinely want to share their passion for [whatever it is] so that the audience gets to see some cool shit and learn a little about the nuts and bolts.
In case anyone is interested, my YouTube Playlist of dudes who are winning at life, and sharing their toys in a way that I find interesting and positive, are:
Fleming Yachts
old geezer who made his money building $10m motor Yachts, his youtube is basically his travel videos of how he is spending his retirement sailing the company demonstrator boat / test boat for new ideas, around places like Vancouver Island, the glaciers in Prince William Sound and the Aleutian Islands.
Trent Palmer
Young fella in Reno, Nevada who made his money being a drone photographer and cinematographer. He recently built an ultra-light bush plane worth about as much as my house, his YouTube is all the back country flying adventures that he and his surprisingly wholesome young new-money buddies go on, flying their little planes into awesome places.
Harry's Garage
Old English Fella who was one of the main guys at Evo Magazine in the 90s and 2000s. Has a shed full of things like a Lamborghini Countach, Ferrari Testarossa and Porsche 930 Turbo from the 80s, as well as a bunch of other things like a modern McLaren and a 1970s Rolls Royce. His videos are about maintaining these old cars and doing amazing road trips in Europe in them. He also gets loaned a lot of the latest and greatest new Ferraris, Aston Martins etc etc to reviews of them, like what he did 20 years ago for Evo mag.
Tyrrell's Classic Workshop
Basically the guy who fixes Harry's old Lamborghinis after Harry puts his boot up them once too often and blows the engine or flogs out the gearbox. He got the bug for doing youtube videos from appearing in one of Harry's and now does his own quite different thing, showing you how to tune the 6 carburettors on a Lamborghini Miura or a Ferrari Daytona by listening to the intake noise thru a rubber hose and balancing all 12 throttles with a long screwdriver until they sound the same.
Just a very classy and knowledgeable guy whose takes on beautiful old cars I appreciate.
There are plenty of people on YouTube doing shit that's actually interesting and cool with their money, support their channels instead.
Full disclosure:
Some of my must-watch youtube subscriptions are guys with money who utterly lifemog me, sharing their passions for toys and adventure.
But these dudes all bring a kind of humility, where they seem to appreciate that they are fortunate to be in a position to do what they do, and that comes across in how they film their adventures and genuinely want to share their passion for [whatever it is] so that the audience gets to see some cool shit and learn a little about the nuts and bolts.
In case anyone is interested, my YouTube Playlist of dudes who are winning at life, and sharing their toys in a way that I find interesting and positive, are:
Fleming Yachts
old geezer who made his money building $10m motor Yachts, his youtube is basically his travel videos of how he is spending his retirement sailing the company demonstrator boat / test boat for new ideas, around places like Vancouver Island, the glaciers in Prince William Sound and the Aleutian Islands.
Trent Palmer
Young fella in Reno, Nevada who made his money being a drone photographer and cinematographer. He recently built an ultra-light bush plane worth about as much as my house, his YouTube is all the back country flying adventures that he and his surprisingly wholesome young new-money buddies go on, flying their little planes into awesome places.
Harry's Garage
Old English Fella who was one of the main guys at Evo Magazine in the 90s and 2000s. Has a shed full of things like a Lamborghini Countach, Ferrari Testarossa and Porsche 930 Turbo from the 80s, as well as a bunch of other things like a modern McLaren and a 1970s Rolls Royce. His videos are about maintaining these old cars and doing amazing road trips in Europe in them. He also gets loaned a lot of the latest and greatest new Ferraris, Aston Martins etc etc to reviews of them, like what he did 20 years ago for Evo mag.
Tyrrell's Classic Workshop
Basically the guy who fixes Harry's old Lamborghinis after Harry puts his boot up them once too often and blows the engine or flogs out the gearbox. He got the bug for doing youtube videos from appearing in one of Harry's and now does his own quite different thing, showing you how to tune the 6 carburettors on a Lamborghini Miura or a Ferrari Daytona by listening to the intake noise thru a rubber hose and balancing all 12 throttles with a long screwdriver until they sound the same.
Just a very classy and knowledgeable guy whose takes on beautiful old cars I appreciate.
W
That’s some Normie shit bro
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