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I Say What I Want

29 Dec 2024 · 1 min

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This content was created by LARRUZ. This content was uploaded by LARRUZ. This is a YouTube video titled "I Say What I Want" (posted 2024-12-29T16:00:00Z) featuring a single speaker's informal monologue. The speaker explains they deliberately mispronounce words (mentioning examples like "inference" and "Gaussian splat") to provoke engagement in the comments, and references Mixamo. The tone is personal and reflective about online persona and audience interaction; it's a solo commentary rather than a dialogue.

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People like to correct me on how I say things, and it just makes me want to say them wrong more often. Honestly, I say a lot of words wrong and I just continue even once people try to correct me, and then I just like lean in and say I'm wrong even more often. Because you know why? If I say words wrong, it creates engagement in the comments where everybody wants to point out that I'm saying stuff wrong. Like, I know inference is the correct pronunciation, but I still say inference. I'm pretty sure it's pronounced Gaussian splat. I still say Gaussian splat. So yeah, I just say what I want and this is in my mind mixamo.