Video summary
The video centers on a viral incident involving an Ice Cream Alien VTuber whose face was revealed, sparking intense online backlash and speculation about her appearance. The narrator initially dismisses the outrage as superficial, noting that the disconnect between a creator's avatar and their real-life self is fundamental to the concept of VTubing, similar to how voice actors do not resemble their animated characters. However, the discussion quickly shifts from aesthetic preferences to the darker reality of cyberbullying, where anonymous users viciously attack the VTuber for simply existing and showing her face. The narrator highlights the disturbing nature of these comments, pointing out that many critics hide their own identities behind default profile pictures or lack thereof, effectively shielding themselves from accountability while tearing apart an innocent creator who is merely trying to entertain her audience.
The speaker delves into a personal history of being bullied in high school to establish credibility and empathy for the VTuber's situation, admitting that he too was once a hateful person who used online platforms to vent his misery before eventually learning to apologize for his mistakes. He argues that there is a clear distinction between standing up against bullies and becoming a bully oneself, criticizing the internet culture that has become so comfortable with being mean that it pushes vulnerable individuals toward self-harm. By sharing stories of his own past cruelty and subsequent redemption, he emphasizes that while everyone makes mistakes, attacking someone simply for their appearance or for having the confidence to show their face is unjustifiable, especially when that person is not engaging in any controversial behavior.
Ultimately, the video concludes with a strong condemnation of the current state of online discourse, where keyboard warriors judge others based on superficial traits and political labels rather than substance. The narrator asserts that he remains politically neutral and refuses to be categorized by left or right-wing ideologies, yet still faces accusations for his stance on bullying. He urges viewers to stop being cruel and to recognize that anonymity should not be a shield for harassment, warning that continuing this trend could lead to tragic consequences for creators like the Ice Cream Alien VTuber. The core message is a call for realism and kindness, suggesting that if people are so uncomfortable with others' appearances, they should perhaps step back from judging entirely rather than driving innocent individuals to despair.
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This picture right here is currently
going viral. Initially, I thought it was
a picture of Connor Sea Dog meeting a
fan at a local convention, but then you
remember the picture has gone viral. So,
there has to be something deeper to
this. Moog, Ice Cream alien VTuber.
Haven't watched the actual VOD yet, but
face reveal, I guess. So, apparently
this right here is a VTuber. And if you
go on her profile, this seems to be her
VTuber avatar. Obviously, I'm not going
to sugarcoat anything in this video.
Obviously, they look nothing alike,
which if you ask me, isn't that the
whole idea of speaking through an
avatar? Isn't that the whole idea of
being a VTuber? It's kind of like a
voice actor. The voice actor of an anime
doesn't look like the character they're
talking through. Oh, wow. Would you look
at that? It's Ash Ketchum. Yeah, guys.
Remember Ash Ketchum, the blonde from
Pokemon? OUR FAVORITE ANIME. WOW.
DOESN'T THAT LOOK exactly like Sora? Ah,
yeah. My my favorite Kingdom Hearts game
is when Sora has a neck beard. Handsome
man, by the way. I'm not trying to say
anything about his looks. I wish I could
grow a BEARD LIKE THAT. HOLY [ __ ] WOULD
YOU LOOK AT THAT? It's like Naruto
LOOKING IN THE MIRROR. I don't even have
to know that's Naruto. I just hear the
WORD DATA BIO. BELIEVE IT. I'm going to
be honest with you guys. This one
specifically might be the best casting
I've seen in my life. The only
difference I see between these two
characters, the bow, that's about it.
When I look at Patrick Stewart and I see
this character right here, it all makes
sense. So before you call me a libtard
or whatever other buzzword of the week
you're obsessed with, I approach my
content without the political lens. And
if that bothers you, kiss my hairy
[ __ ] booty hole. So let's look at
this picture right here. 33,000 LIKES,
5,000 BOOKMARKS. I bet it's a very
positive response because that is
Twitter, the most positive place to be
in the universe. Back when I had that
rope around my neck, I just went on to
Twitter and I got the scissor and I cut
that [ __ ] off. I was like, "Wow, this
place is so beautiful and supportive."
So, we're about to go into the quotes,
which I'm sure is similar to heaven,
right, guys? Why would you ever go to
those VTuber cons as an anonymous VTuber
if you're chopped? And of course, a
person with no profile picture of
themselves is the one to say this.
Norwood as a girl is crazy. And as you
could tell, another person without a
picture of themselves as their profile
picture. 2,000 likes, THOUGH. HELL YEAH,
MAN. GET THAT BANGER. This girl might
end her life because of these tweets.
But at least you got 2,000 plus likes on
your banger tweet. Average VTuber, by
the way. And what do you know? It's a
common theme today. Another person
without a picture of themselves. I'd
actually end myself if I looked like
this. Oh my god. Ew. Well, lucky for us,
we don't know what you look like. You're
even hiding yourself to your two
followers. So, this guy doesn't even
have an anime profile picture. It's just
a default one. Let's see what he has TO
SAY. OH [ __ ] I GUESS we're looking in
the mirror today. It's so easy to be a
horrible person when nobody could see a
picture of you. I griff and I say [ __ ] I
don't even mean just to piss you off. I
obviously succeeded since you came to
see my bio. I want to make this clear to
you guys. When I was in high school, I
was bullied on a daily basis. No girl
would ever talk to me. And if they did,
it was part of a dare. I'm not going to
lie, that was a very hateful part of my
life. I hated everybody. If I had a
Twitter back then, I probably would have
said the exact same thing as this guy
right here. You know why? Because not
only did I hate life, hated the way
people treated me, but I hated myself,
too. So, I know what it's like to be a
hateful person. I had a point in my life
where I was a hateful person as well. I
would look in the mirror and I would be
absolutely disgusted. I'd go to school,
I'd get [ __ ] on every single day just
for existing, similar to this person
right here. simply existing and having
thousands and thousands and thousands
ripping her apart for just showing her
face. You know, it's not like she did
anything controversial. She did
something all of these accounts
criticizing her don't even do, and
that's have the confidence to show what
they look like. This person right here
says Down syndrome. But wait, guys, this
guy actually had the balls to show what
he looks like. So, this guy wants to say
this girl has Down syndrome. Let's see
what he looks like right here. Oh, my
dude looks like a pigeon with a beard
and a comb over. Pidgeotto over here.
Whenever he gets into a fight, all he
has to do to get out of it is use peek.
Average VTuber, by the way, another
person that puts themselves in their
profile picture. Let's take a look.
Yeah. Okay. Next tweet. Is there any
VTuber that's not fat and chopped in
real life? Yeah. Let's go to your
profile. I'm sure you look exactly like
this. I'm sure you're not the kid
sitting in the back of the classroom
with a rifle in your locker. I'm just a
girl. Sure, buddy. This is what every
VTuber, including Japanese ones, looks
like, by the way. Oh, this person knows
every VTuber. I think that says a lot
more about you than it says about the
person you're judging. And let's go in
their picture. Oh, yeah. That makes
sense. Looking at this profile, I
understand that this person is probably
between the ages of 8 and 12.
Personally, I don't think you should be
allowed on the internet. The blatant
nice guy facads and replies in the
comments are killing me. All right,
let's see what this person's picture is.
Oh, it's another YouTuber. So, we don't
want to show what we look like. We just
want to show what another YouTuber looks
like. Totally normal, by the way. LMA
Oh,
oh, wait. Would you look at that? No
profile picture. This right here shows
the archetype of invaders who infiltrate
studios like Insomniac, Blizzard, and
343. Ugly activist women and their simp
manina men who push their horrific and
untalented designs to make franchises
safe dead. Western VTubing is ugly [ __ ]
playground. I don't even know what to
say about this one to be honest with you
guys. Fix your haircut and lose some
weight and we might have something
decent. Oh wow. Would you look at that?
Wow, man. You are so brave. You want to
know what we're dealing with, guys? A
meme that will remain relevant for as
long as the universe exists. Because
what we see right here is exactly what
we're dealing with. And like I said, how
do I know that? Because I used to be a
hater myself. I used to be in those Halo
COD Modern Warfare 2 lobbies talking
[ __ ] about telling people, "I'm going to
[ __ ] your dad." You know what I mean?
Gay [ __ ] like that. I was like 11 years
old. Slurring every other second.
Joining a lobby just to tell somebody to
end their life. The good old days. You
know why I did that? Because my life
sucked. So I know what it's like to be
somebody that isn't confident in
themselves. Simply miserable. Nobody
likes them. I know what that's like
because I was that person. And if you go
on their Twitter, obviously everything
is related to this incident, the Shabuya
incident of VTubers. Big Baldymoo has
found her hairline and is ready to go
for another day at Vexo. Obviously,
she's playing along with the jokes, but
at the same time, I know what it's like
to laugh at yourself, but actually,
you're dying on the inside. I'd rather
not talk about what happened yesterday,
so keep it to a minimum, please. This is
obviously how they feel rather than what
they put here. They're not happy about
the situation. Now, they have to exist
with the whole internet pretty much
[ __ ] on them. Of course, the one
time I post my face, I blow up on
Twitter for all the wrong reasons. I
limited replies and they are spamming
the quotes instead, avoiding my
notifications for a while. So, I have a
question for everybody that is directing
hatred towards her. What happens when or
if this person does something to
themselves? Are you just going to feel
good about it? Are you going to reply to
the situation saying have thicker skin?
Maybe you shouldn't have become a VTuber
then. Because I'm going to be honest
with you guys, I don't think I've ever
talked about this, but back when I was
in high school, like I said, I was
bullied day in and day out. And there
was a week where I felt somewhat popular
because back in high school I used to
rap. So the school discovered that I
wpped and they were blown away. They
were like, "Holy [ __ ] this kid's a
rapper. We thought he was going to show
up one day and blow us all to
smitherines. Maybe he still will if we
keep pushing him. Who knows?" I felt
popular for a week. You know, the cool
kids invited me to their table. It
sounds extremely cringe, but that's high
school. It's extremely cringe. And I
started making fun of somebody as well.
And I'll never forget going home that
day and I felt absolutely [ __ ] awful
to the point where the next day in
school I go up to the person and
apologize and everybody sees this
interaction and then it goes right back
to bullying me. This post breached
containment. Huh. This is why I never
post my human self. I'm going to be
honest with you guys. I'm not going to
be the type of person to say you're
brave for showing yourself. That's not
what I'm here to talk about today.
There's plenty of people saying that in
the replies. A lot of people supporting
her. I feel like it would be different
if this VTuber had a track record of
being a horrible person. But I went on
their Twitter and I don't really see
anything of them being a horrible
person. They just do what they do and
that's being a VTuber entertaining their
audience. A lot of us use art as a way
to escape our normal lives. When I used
to rap and write these lyrics, I use
that as a way to express myself. When I
first started my YouTube channel, it was
a way for me to express myself. I'm not
this loud explosive personality in
public. Even right now, I'm not doing
that. If you met me in public, you think
I'm going TO BE LIKE, "YO, WHAT'S UP,
MAN?" YEAH. YOU THINK I'MMA PULL MY
PANTS DOWN AND smack you with my [ __ ]
No. I only do that to my wife. But a lot
of us use the internet as a way to be
anonymous. And you have somebody like
me, listen, I talk a lot of [ __ ]
Whenever I get [ __ ] I feel like it's
fair game to an extent, of course. But
when you have somebody like this, an
innocent VTuber that doesn't bother
anybody, just entertaining their
audience as an ice cream alien, and
you're over here [ __ ] on them
because of what they look like.
Personally, I think we're taking it too
far now. I don't know when and why the
world became so comfortable being
bullies. I understand bullying the
bullies and in a way you might attack
that. What do you mean bully the
bullies? If you're against bullying, why
would you be for bullying the bullies? I
think there's a clear distinction.
There's a clear difference between the
two. I see nothing wrong with bullying
the bullies, but why are we bullying
people that aren't bothering anybody? a
picture of their face was exposed online
and now we're ripping them apart to the
point where they might do something to
themselves because the situation went
viral. Why are we so comfortable being
mean? Listen, throughout my content
creator life, I've done [ __ ] I'm not
proud of. I took things too far
sometimes, but I eventually apologized
for that [ __ ] Not all YouTubers have to
look like models. I completely agree
with this. If you're not comfortable in
your skin, but you want to entertain
people, you want to have a life on the
internet, maybe have a career on the
internet. Sadly, if you're a woman,
let's not beat around the bush, you're
going to be favored if you look
attractive. How many ugly women content
creators are successful? And that's not
me trying to be a buzzword, you would
call me misogynistic, but if you look at
all of the top streamers that are women
or all of the top CC's that are women,
I'm sure they have audiences that find
them super attractive and and audiences
that simp for them. So, when you're a
woman trying to succeed in a space and
you're not confident in the way you
look, you're going to resort to using a
VTuber sometimes. I don't understand how
you could look 12 and also 40 at the
same time. And uh yeah. Uh-huh. I
honestly don't understand why people got
so comfortable being this way. You know,
like I said, I'm not a perfect person. I
don't pretend to be a perfect person. I
admit when I'm wrong, even in this
video, I told you guys when I took it
too far in my life. If I ever insult
somebody's physical appearance, it's
mostly because they asked for it. And
what I mean by that is if they're
judging me, if they're attacking me or
bullying me and they're a fat [ __ ] I'm
going to call them a fat [ __ ] That's me
bullying the bully. Call that
hypocritical, whatever you want. But my
point with this video is to be
realistic. I'm not coming in here from a
certain side of politics. When you
attack somebody simply because their
face was revealed, it pushes out more
and more to the universe. Don't show
yourselves. Be anonymous. That's what
we're teaching people. be anonymous or
you're going to go viral and everybody's
going to be bullying you to the point
where you might be in a casket within a
week. So, I guess that's what the world
wants. The world wants people to be more
anonymous. Keyboard warriors talking
[ __ ] about people when they look like
[ __ ] themselves. You know, I'm already
being called a liptard in my DMs and
under my tweets. I made a video about
PewDiePie's kid. People were bullying
the kid online. They were calling the
kid gay. I was called a lip [ __ ] for
that. I was called a lip tart because I
said, "It's just a kid. Let's leave him
alone. And then I made a video about the
whole Ed Sheeran situation. And the
whole idea of that video was the fact
that he didn't stand up for his friend
of over 10 years, but they call me a lip
[ __ ] because of McLemore's political
social beliefs. You know, sadly, that's
the world we live in nowadays. You're
given a label left or right when I'm
clear to you guys that one, I don't
vote. Two, I've never been a political
person in my life. And three, I've never
supported any presidents. I don't like
any of them. I don't like Obama. I don't
like Biden. I don't like Trump. I don't
like Bush. I don't like anybody. I don't
like any of them. I don't like politics.
I stay out of it. And if that bothers
you, you're a [ __ ] AND YEAH, THAT'S
PRETTY MUCH IT, GUYS. That was today's
lovely topic. Stop being a piece of
[ __ ] And if you want to be a piece of
[ __ ] I invite you to show what you look
like. And then when you get [ __ ] on
yourselves and when you start thinking
about picking up the razor blade.