This Is Absolutely Disgusting

Today we're going to be talking about an extremely niche YouTuber. He goes by the name PewDiePie. Not sure if you guys ever heard of him. 109 million subscribers. You know, with all this attention I've been getting lately, I felt like it was time for me to share my spotlight with somebody that needs it a month ago. And I want to make this clear. A month ago, PewDiePie posted this video titled Earthquake by Mount Fuji. And something happens in this video that makes me want to paint my walls red with my own blood. It bothered me so much I couldn't sleep. I had plans to go pumpkin picking today with my wife. We ain't picking any pumpkins today. Not anymore because of what I saw from this PewDiePie video. Honestly, I might just end my life tonight. And before we click the video, I know I know this is a lot. This is a lot of anticipation. I need you to understand what this video did to me. I haven't played with my razor blades since a teenager. I actually brought them back last night because of what we're about to watch. Where is bear? [laughter] >> My dress. >> Is that your dress? >> No. No. [ __ ] I did the same when I was 2 years old. My mom told me. Who doesn't want to wear a dress, right? [ __ ] bastard. Wow. I can't believe it. Pewdiepie betrayed me. Pewdiepie is the Chris Benwis of YouTubers. Behead him immediately. In all seriousness, this clip started going viral on Twitter a month after the video was posted. Let's take a look at some of these valid complaints that I totally relate with. This one right here just simply says what I'm feeling. Disgusting. Listen guys, I'll be the first one to jump on a hate train. Choo choo, [ __ ] We hating everybody. But I feel like we're stepping over the line right now. This involves a child. There's actually tweets calling the child gay. PewDiePie's son Bjorn is 3 years old. By the way, I love that name. Sick [ __ ] name. Throw the kid in Vinland Saga. They're calling a three-year-old gay. I didn't even know what gay meant until I was 12. They already decided that this kid is gay because he was wearing a dress. Well, let me address this. If you ask me, PewDiePie's life is a life all of us should want. And I'm not even talking about the money part. Let's put the money and the hundreds of million dollars and hundreds of millions of subscribers aside. You see this picture right here? This is what PewDiePie used to be. Holy homosexual. Surely this guy will never find a wife. Holy [ __ ] Would you look at that? This guy has made hundreds of millions of dollars. He married a woman. He moved to Japan, the most beautiful country in the world, by the way. And on top of all of that, they raised a child. And they have a bunch of puppies. One big beautiful family, not partaking in any internet [ __ ] drama, garbage, just living low-key with the occasional YouTube upload, maybe once a month for his audience specifically. This right here is what everybody should want out of their lives. And that's not me saying find a wife, make some children. But to me, this is what happiness looks like. That could just be you and your wife, you and your husband, you and a dog, whatever makes you happy. It felt like just the other day when people were over here praising PewDiePie's life. Pewdiepie is the only YouTuber that actually won. The 192,000 likes, over 16 million views. But now, because of this one clip, PewDiePie is getting backlash after a video of his son in a dress surfaces online. Oh my god. [ __ ] slice it off, bro. Now, let me play devil's advocate. The only bit of criticism that I would offer PewDiePie, knowing how evil and parasocial the internet could get, especially in this current climate of the world, I personally think including your child in your content, especially when you're a creator of this size, isn't the best thing to do. Especially putting the boy in a dress. I feel like that might be used against him as he grows up. Kids could be cruel. I know kids could be cruel. just because you simply exist. So imagine the kids that bullied me knew that I wore a dress when I was a kid. I'm not saying you should be made fun of for that. But like I said, kids are cruel. By the way, this isn't me defending these parasocial lunatics online. This isn't the situation where it's like, if you don't want to be assaulted, don't dress like that. That's not what I'm saying. It's more of me not wanting to see his family get hurt because of these [ __ ] demons online. This guy is posting some of the most beautiful and wholesome content. Like look how cute these thumbnails are, man. And then people find a way to just bring negativity to all of this where it's just wholesome vlogs. Seeing a guy that used to be like this. This was literally who he was. Become this a family man with a wife and a child. It shows you the duality of humanity. The life behind an entertainer. Pewdiepie is a really good example of why you need to choose the right woman to spend your life with. Otherwise, your son gets dressed like a fairy princess. And of course, it's somebody with no profile picture. So now we're going after his wife for some reason. I don't know why. I guess it's this modern obsession with hating women, making everything political. Nowadays, it's all about the right versus the left, them versus us. But I feel like there needs to be a line on both sides, or is this just tribalism at the end of the day? Let's say PewDiePie is wrong for some weird [ __ ] reason. Let me show you what he says at this clip one more time. I did the same when I was 2 years old. My mom told me. Who doesn't want to wear a dress, right? >> Wow. His wife is the devil. Look at this kid. Let's rip him apart online. You guys are no different than what you criticize every single [ __ ] day. He literally says, "Who wouldn't want to wear a dress? I wore a dress when I was a kid. Let's blame the wife, Lucifer herself." It's kind of like when I got into drama, anime related drama, a bunch of nonsense [ __ ] and people started going after my wife online, started going into her DMs and talking about her in the comments just to get inside my head. What the [ __ ] does any of this have to do with her? I am nothing without my wife. She is my princess. And wow, are people going to hate me saying that? Move aside, Sneo. A new cuck is in town. But at the end of the day, I don't give a [ __ ] I'm not married to them. I'm married to my wife. I worship my wife. And that's what I'm going to do till my very last breath. I personally love making my wife the happiest woman in the world because she makes me the happiest man in the world. You think I give a [ __ ] what some fat idiot online with an anime profile picture says about that? Oh, but Nick, you must care if you're talking about it. There's a difference between letting something affect you and just having an opinion on something. These people claim PewDiePie is gay for this. The kid is gay for this. I swear to God, if anybody's gay, it's these [ __ ] By the way, there's nothing wrong with being gay. That's not the point that I'm trying to make. But a lot of these people that want to call everything and everybody gay when the only thing gay is probably staring back at them in the mirror. Somehow this all ties into politics. I feel like everything ties back into politics nowadays because you always see the same people with the same talking points on both sides of politics. If one thing happens, you know the accounts that are going to say the same thing. If another thing happens, you know the accounts that are going to say the same thing. You know, nobody in those sectors are going to have a different opinion than the political party they associate themselves with. I've made the mistake of involving myself in political conversations in the past. I was [ __ ] miserable because of it. People aren't saying I personally wouldn't dress my child in a dress. They're acting like PewDiePie committed some personal betrayal against them. It's affecting their life. It seems like PewDiePie has sold his soul to the Cabal and the devil. Raising his child is transgender is a common price to pay. It is called a living human sacrifice. If one wants to climb higher up the satanic ladder and actual human sacrifice is required. The firstborn child holds the most value. What the [ __ ] did I just read? This is one of those times you think something is a parody, a joke, but nah, they're being 100% real right now. I'm going to say something that might ruffle some feathers, but I'm part of a generation where I could disagree with my best friends, and we're still homies. The obsession with calling everything woke, gay, pushing an agenda. I honestly think it's getting worse by the day. And this is coming from somebody that used to do that himself. But I want to make it clear, I used to do that myself because I was a miserable piece of [ __ ] We'll touch more on that in a bit. Trust me guys, I hate seeing anti-men storytelling, anti-woman storytelling, double standards, being able to make fun of one person's death but not somebody else's. But with this specific situation, I think we're crossing the line. I think we're taking it way too far. Pewdiepie posted a video of him buying dresses for his son. Insert miserable face because we're letting another man's family life affect ours. If anything on the internet, especially a video where a man is hanging out with his son makes you react like this, I think it's because you don't have a family yourself. Nobody that has a family themselves would react like this and post a [ __ ] tweet like this. Can't just have one [ __ ] win on this [ __ ] ball planet. What the [ __ ] is this guy talking about? You lost. This isn't a win. Did PewDiePie take something from you? Perhaps you wish he took your virginity. Did PewDiePie himself steal your wallet? Did his child wearing a dress somehow reduce your quality of life? Imagine treating another man's son wearing a dress as an L on your personal life scoreboard. Listen, I have my parasocial moments. But I can't imagine being this miserable and parasocial to the point where I care so much about a man's child and now it counts as a loss in my life. This is the type of guy that's in high school dating a girl in his class. The girl breaks up with him. So then he goes home and subscribes to Andrew Tate and buys a subscription to Hustlers University. One bad relationship and now suddenly he's watching a 4-hour podcast about female nature. This guy is TALKING LIKE PEWDIEPIE BETRAYED HIM. WHAT DO YOU MEAN HE betrayed you? Was I missing something? Was there something you two planned? Did PewDiePie himself personally promise you that his son would never wear a dress? Was there some sort of contract between the two of you? Did he call you before his son put the dress on? Imagine waking up, going on Twitter, seeing a picture of a man's son, and letting it personally affect your day. Clearly, they don't know who PewDiePie is. The guy dressed in women's clothes for a comedy bit. Gee, golly goo. That's never happened before in any movies or forms of entertainment. That [ __ ] PewDiePie must be pushing the trans agenda. IT'S A CHILD. HOLY [ __ ] WHEN I WAS a kid, I WOULD PLAY WITH [ __ ] DOLLS WITH MY FRIENDS. I guess I'm a closeted gay. Listen, I'm going to tell you guys a story. Something nobody else is probably going to tell you. When my ex cheated on me, I started to hate women. I was one of those guys that were watching the 4hour podcast hating on women just to watch these men attack these women on their podcast. I started becoming a very hateful person because of the hateful act that happened to me. When something hateful happens to you, it's really easy to start seeing the world through that lens. When I met my wife, all my senses came back to me. The fact of the matter is this. I don't hate women. I only hate some of them. And while being with my wife, I had my moments throughout the past few years. Maybe because I'm watching too much of the news. Everybody's being radicalized. It starts rubbing off on you. But I'm going to be honest with you guys. I'm happy right now. I've learned how to control my emotions. I understand what's nonsense and what's worth my time. This right here is a bunch of [ __ ] nonsense. You know, you look at somebody like this, Idubbbz TV, and when he gets personally ripped apart, him and his wife get absolutely shhat on every single day. They ask for it. They constantly scrutinize others. So, when they're being scrutinized, it's fair game. If you ask me, that's completely different from a family staying out of it all, focused on themselves, literally uploading once a month for their audience. He doesn't even have to upload ever again. He's fine for the rest of his life. His kid set for life. generational wealth. But when you're as big as PewDiePie is with over 100 million subscribers, you open yourself, unfortunately, to these parasocial demons. Every single step you make is under a microscope. Let's say a clip is out there of him and his wife having a normal argument that couples have. I guarantee you, you're going to see thousands of posts calling PewDiePie a woman abuser. Let's say there's a clip of him yelling at his kid. These parasocial losers online are going to call him every name in the book. And if you personally asked me if I were PewDiePie, I'd be off the [ __ ] internet today. Not because I'm bending the knee, but I want to show these people they don't deserve my time. They don't deserve my content. I made hundreds of millions of dollars. I'll just live my life with my family now. None of these people matter one [ __ ] bit. If I ever had a child, you're never seeing them. I love my audience. I'm eternally grateful for the attention that I get that I've had over the past six plus years. But let's be honest, there's weird [ __ ] people out there and I can't trust anybody. I refuse to go on Twitter just to see a picture of my son or my daughter under somebody's tweets. I'd become the Italian Bin Laden. Honestly, this is a guy that basically left the internet, moved to Japan, and started a family. The funny part about all of this, these people claiming they were once PewDiePie fans, they are laring PewDiePie fans. I can't believe PewDiePie would be okay with this kid wearing dresses and being girly. I thought he was one of us. Pewdiepie 13 years ago. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Pewdiepie has spent years, if not a decade plus, doing absurd things, dressing up like a woman, doing ridiculous characters. He's made edgy jokes. He's intentionally embarrassed himself video after video. So this whole idea that his child wearing a dress represents a radical transformation, it's absolutely [ __ ] hilarious. THIS IS PEWDIEPIE WE'RE TALKING ABOUT. And honestly, that's probably the biggest lesson I take away from this. When you're a creator, you could spend your life responding to people that don't like you. You can wake up every single morning reading post after post, video after video of people talking about your personal life. Your wife, your son, your dad, your mom, your grandmother, your appearance, your opinions, or you can close Twitter. PewDiePie has already won the game these people are still trying to play. He's got his wife. He's got his kid. He's got a beautiful home in Japan. He's got more money than he'll ever need, more money than all of us combined, probably. He uploads whenever he feels like it. At some point, you have to realize that the opinions of random people on the internet, they're worth absolutely nothing compared to the people sitting next to you. And yeah, GUYS, THAT'S PRETTY MUCH all I wanted to talk about today. A part of my commentary journey is that I'm not going to have the same opinion my peers have, and that's completely fine. Why would I want to blend in when I've done such a great [ __ ] job standing out my entire career? That's why my channel is the size that it's at. I'm not that size because I'm copying other people and I'm echoing their opinions. I'm that size because I am Nicholas Light. That's all I know how to be. I don't have people in my life where I have to tiptoe around certain conversations where I have to watch what I say or they're going to behead me. I don't have anybody like that in my life. I'm in a good position. And I encourage you to have people in your life that are exactly like that. And yeah, that's pretty much it for today. I'll see y'all on the next one. Scionado.