A creator explains how some online personalities post inflammatory content to trigger hateful comments, boosting engagement and ad revenue. The speaker condemns commenters for feeding the cycle and urges people to stop engaging with outrage bait.
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There's a whole thing that people do. I don't know if you know this. Like, it actually baits you into doing it. For example, I might say, like, oh, this is my favorite blue shirt. And then a bunch of you fucking idiots go, that shirt's blah. Doesn't even fucking know a black S, D, C, K. That's on purpose to get you to comment because I know you can't help it because you're fake gay and retarded. So this is the game. You're being played by people and they want you to comment because it boosts the algorithm and it gets more content and they get more business. They make more money the more you do it. And you fucking hate these people. They don't care about you. They shouldn't. You don't mean anything. Neither do I. Stop taking that energy putting on other people and start focusing on yourself. Start doing the thing like you are probably somewhat capable. You can probably do something productive. That is not helping you at all. Having some fucking private Instagram account that you use to like spread your hate because you're in your mom's basement and you're just fucking tired of jerking off to OnlyFans models. This doesn't help. You put the effort energy into yourself and do something and then from there, like, you probably won't have the time or the want to just randomly spread hate. You want to come at me? It's fine. The very last thing I'll say is that 911 was inside job.