Meditations on the practical usefulness of an online media career fueled by primal branding, and the growing use of its techniques on a broad cultural level in the absence of the sports-game part of religion and race. Also I'm just talking about how much I love channels that really work hard on content that they believe in without being corrupted by popularity and monetization. Not that you can't have amazing channels while embracing these things, and I'm proud of my own work made in the effort of pursuing those things, but I hope that my attempt to grow these channels with my support doesn't pressure them into those roles.

In this video I talk about:
Don Jolly: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4TCXhyFErrL9kyzAynH1Kg
My favorite video of his so far: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG3b4kwK-Q0
encyclopedia.zone: https://www.encyclopedia.zone/
Zombee TV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HelvKohsK30
KYDB: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3p4qrVaUzc
Best Guy Ever: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGgy9QqFwElrVg4vf6QNX_A
He just started a podcast on all the Tarantino films featuring me: https://youtu.be/WecHhJsiYpI

Always support underground and independent artists however you can if you want enough of us to be able to make enough good shit to let you disconnect from mainstream media entirely. We can build a cub-economy of artistic internet vlogging or something.

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