- 2 days
I’ve never seen one, but every time I see this guy mentioned, it’s not in a positive light
- 2 days
I thought it was a joke also, until Mr. Beast snacks started showing up in my supermarket.
Which I took as yet another sign we’re in the bad timeline.
- 1 day
My girlfriend’s son is 12. I can confirm that people watch Mr. Beast videos.
- BradleyUffner@lemmy.worldEnglish2 days
I’ve never seen one of his videos. Back when I first heard of what he does, I thought it was some kind of satirical social commentary where everyone that participated did so as part of that goal. Later I learned that it’s all seriously real, and that blew my mind. He disgusts me.
Yup. My nephew loves Mr Beast and I can’t figure out how to save his soul without insulting his parents.
- 1 day
I wouldn’t be so sure about that. Some adults are merely adults physically.
- 1 day
Many of the younger ones talk like youtubers or streamers, and make one-sided comments to their nonexistent “Chat” in real life. It’s a total mindset for millions of em
Chat. Teenagers acting like they have an invisible audience was a common phase in development way before live-streaming. But Chat, live-streaming made it way worse coz it feels normal, and relatable, so it’s worse now, and they are taking longer to grow out of it. Chat.
- 2 days
The Squid Game one is fascinating from an organization and planning perspective and I loved seeing BTS of how it was put together on such short notice.
Around 3 years ago or so the vibes of the videos started to feel off, and the content all started to feel the same, so I dropped checking out new videos.
