Niles Barkley pushes back against accusations that he and his community are crazy, arguing they're just having fun. He calls out specific critics like Dr. Laura and online personalities including Mike, Brunetto, and Goth Reaper for misusing terms like grandiosity to attack him.
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Niles Barkley. You know what they're singing about, Renell. Like they say, does that make me crazy? Well, we got Dr. Laura out there saying that this does make us crazy. And so I, you know, I couldn't just I couldn't just let that pass without saying a few words because I am a doctor and, you know, no offense, Dr. Laura, but I don't think you're a doctor. See, the word is grandiosity, not grandiose in the way you used it. And Renetto, you may be a little grandiose, but you ain't crazy, man. You ain't crazy, and none of us are crazy. We're playing. This is called play. Everybody's seeing us here playing, except for the haters. Mike's on that. Brunetto, you got to get on Mike's, uh, bandwagon with this, uh, strike back at the haters thing that he's doing. Um, I know not feeding the trolls is one thing, but when people start taking people out and being out of control like they were out of control with, uh, on the M. Harris 1920 channel. And well, you know about the Goth Reaper thing, you were deep into that. But anyway, uh, there's some lousy people out there, but I don't think they're crazy either. Uh, I just think that we're playing and we're having fun, and that don't, uh Make us crazy. Maybe I'm crazy, maybe you're crazy, maybe we're crazy. Take it easy, take it