Prince Harry Shame on You

Prince Harry, shame on you! Or are you smarter than everyone's letting on? So Prince Harry's book is coming out. Oh, and all of a sudden, all these revelations of violence from his brother Prince William, and more shaming of his own family, the royal family.

Let's not forget this family that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are throwing under the bus to billions of people. Let's not forget this is Prince Harry's family, not just the royal family, his family. Anyway, his book comes out, and oh, I wonder how many tens of millions he got paid for the book.

Deal.

He got hundreds of millions from Netflix and Spotify and charging people millions to come to private events.

Prince Harry—

is this shame on Prince Harry for monetizing his ostracization of the royal family for hundreds of millions, or is he a freaking genius? This is what I'm trying to work out.

Now look, one thing to me that doesn't add up is that Prince Harry said he wanted to protect his family, he wanted to protect his children and his wife. He went to America to escape the paparazzi and, you know, the, the mistreatment of him and his family, according to himself.

But then when he went to America He did a tens of millions Spotify deal, tens of millions Netflix deal, went on Oprah, went on James Corden, now has written a bloody book. So there's a conflict there. Do you want to go and protect your family and have some peace? By the way, completely fair enough. Growing up as Harry and William with what happened with their mother, and the distasteful and disgusting behavior of the paparazzi. I have huge sympathy for that.

I don't think that the royal family are in this privileged position in their ivory tower.

I imagine being in the royal family would be awful, born into that. I mean, that would be one of the biggest curses ever.

And I have major sympathy for what happened with Harry and William and their mother.

And fair enough if you want to go and leave the country. Fair enough if you want to push yourself away from the royal family. Fair enough. But don't make out that you're going to go and hide in America and then do massive Netflix deals, massive book deals, massive Spotify deals and make hundreds of millions of pounds out of publicising the rifts and the fallout in the royal family. This to me is bullshit.

And I wish Harry would just be honest.

I wish Harry would just say I'm a brilliant fucking marketer, I'm a better marketer than Andrew Tate, I am going to monetise my personal brand, I'm going to make hundreds of millions out of this royal 'cause it fucked me and now I'm gonna become a billionaire thanks to this position. If he was just bloody honest, I'd much more respect him. He shamed his dad, now the king, on Oprah. Now he's shaming his brother, accusing his brother of violence. I mean, every brother and sister and sibling fight. What's fucking new about that? Nothing is new about that. God, if someone wrote a book about me and my sibling, me and my sister, Nearly bloody killed each other every week. So that's normal, yet he's shaming him in his book, using it as a marketing tool. It'll be a $10 million-plus deal. Oh, and in it, apparently, there was an altercation with Harry and William because William didn't like Meghan. Well, duh, most of the bloody world don't like Meghan. Anyway, let me know what you think.

Um, is this shame on Prince Harry for continuing to defame and ruin the royal family and the legacy of the British Empire for thousands of years, or do they deserve it? I don't think they deserve it, but then I don't really think anyone deserves, um, to have their son and their brother and their grandson publicly defame, damage, um, or is he just a bloody genius marketer better than Andrew Tate? I'm still trying to figure this out.

Let me know what you think. But oh, revelation, all these stories coming out as a nice little marketing pre-launch to his new memoir book thingy, of which he's going to rake in tens of millions of pounds to add to the tens of—

here's the joke, right, with Spotify.

Harry and Meghan got a deal with Spotify, tens of millions of pounds. In the first, what, 2 years, they did 1 episode. What a joke. Add some fucking value to the world. Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, what value are they adding to the world right now? Or am I the stupid one? If I could make hundreds of millions out of my personal brand, would I?

Yeah.

Would I throw my entire family publicly, shaming them, under the bus on a continual basis to make hundreds of millions out of my personal brand?

Brand?

No, I fucking wouldn't.

And I don't like it. I think it's tasteless. I understand how he feels. It must be so hard to lose your mum and to, in your mind, feel that the paparazzi were to blame. And I think there was a big part for them to play in that. So yeah, let me know what you think in the comments. Now here's something I really need to say. Yes, Prince Andrew, that's another video. Some of you are saying that the Royal Family are paedophiles. Really? I think you need to get some proof before you can say things like that. Let me know if you are a supporter of the Royal Family, because let's be honest, right, the Royal Family, it is the greatest tourist attraction in this country. And so it's a generator of tens of billions of pounds, probably more, I don't know. Um, yeah, so let me know what you think. Um, is Prince Harry a better marketer than Andrew Tate? Because Andrew Tate has used controversy to make tens of millions of pounds a year.

Prince Harry is just talking about his family and making hundreds of millions of pounds.

Maybe the biggest genius marketer in the world that's ever lived is Prince Harry.

Maybe we're not giving him enough credit. Fuck it out.

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Oh, revelation.

Um, He'll make tens of millions out of it, selling stories, outing his brother, his father, his grandmother. He said he wanted to protect his family and be left alone, so he went to America and then signed a Netflix deal worth tens of millions, a Spotify deal worth tens of millions, and a book deal probably worth tens of millions. And people pay millions to come to events of theirs. So does he want a private life to protect his wife? His children so that what happened with Diana doesn't happen to them? Does he actually want that, or does he just want to rake in hundreds of millions shaming his family? Is this Prince Harry shame, or is Prince Harry a genius marketer that we're not giving enough credit for? He went on Oprah, he went on James Corden, he's launched a new book which was probably ghostwritten by someone else anyway, so he's leveraging his personal brand.

He shamed his dad on Oprah, he shamed his brother in this book.

We'd love to know what you think. Charles isn't even his father? How'd you work that one out? Thanks for tuning in. Let me know what you think in the comments. I'll see you in Rob.team. And remember this: if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. Let me know what you think about Prince Harry and the revelations and the shaming of the royal family. Let me know what you think in the comments.