and then like 20 people came hoping for a free fanart and shit

Ooooh shiet. xD

if you were big nd then 60 people comes asking questions it gets annoying af

Well hopefully my Patreon incentives can cull the tide a little bit. If people want to be shilled, I'll give them that.

Though TBH I'm not expecting to get any patrons any time soon. :p

Only donation my ass got was a nickel.

And Paypal took the entire nickel. : l

Its hard enough to make people watch you, its even harder to make them pay you

Mmhm. Hell, it's hard enough to get people to share my videos.

95% of my vocal subscribers refuse to even touch social media.

And I mean REFUSE. They treat it like the plague.

I dnt share the stuff i watch either

I only promote my dude dru nd his youtube, well cuz hes my dude

Respectable. 😄 To be fair I don't hold it against anyone. Especially when it comes to my content.

I'm still a newbie at editing, and I'm hardly charismatic in my most humble opinion.

U gotta get a brittish accent innit

Brittish accents sell

You got your pyrocynical, grade a, collosal, jacksepticeye and shit

LOL. Fuck that, man. I'm a Californian with a slight southern undertone because my Grandparents.

I'm not about to flip on an accent for more viewership. I'll be accused of cultural appropriation or some bullshit like that.

People will start literally shaking. 😄

I hate the people on my social networking

Guh

xD Why's that, Imp?

Cause of them rioting on facebook?

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I made ramen :)))))

I'm a happy child

Should I post a pic

Nah

Do it, because you can

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YEEEEE

IM COOL

It's a little overgrown though bc I had to go pick up my cuzzo

Cries

http://pyx-2.pretendyoure.xyz/zy/game.jsp#game=114

Growing up in an asian household is a little shit not going to lie

Okay it's a lot shit

http://heatst.com/culture-wars/here-are-the-31-gender-identities-new-york-city-recognizes/

Most of those are just restating the exact same thing.

Some have nothing to with gender.