Harassment, Mental Health & Social Media
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- Опубліковано 6 тра 2024
- Overthinking Episode #2. Discussing mental health struggles on social media and the world of content creation
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Episode #2 of my Overthinking series, which focuses on the world of social media. In this one we talk about mental health and how it can be affected by social media, focusing more on the content creator's perspective.
Episode #1 - Reacts: ua-cam.com/video/AW1ifkVDh7s/v-deo.html
I think the "epidemic" had a huge influence on this topic.....
Another great one brother! Very touching
I hope you continue to keep your boundaries up so you can continue making videos of a quality you feel is enough. I hope you have a grand time creating Madseason. You're my favourite creator who had a connection to WoW.
god bless
Always enjoyed listening to your insight and opinions on things you're passionate about and your distinctive voice as well as entertaining editing. As someone who spent a fair chunk of time playing SWG and especially WoW up through WotLK, your videos have connected with me on a personal level but never once did I wonder about your personal life, what you look like, where you live, your favorite hangouts, etc. You make these videos because you're passionate about the things you talk about and are kind enough to share them with the rest of us.
I wish more UA-camrs would put more focus on the subject they're talking about than putting their face and reactions front and center. I know this may sound insensitive but I don't care about content creators on a personal level. Of course I hope everything is going well in their life and that they continue to love what they do and produce more in the future but at the end of the day, I'm here to enjoy your videos and, if I have something to add, place a comment below.
If you were to give up making videos altogether and pursue something else in life, you'll be missed but I wish you the best.
"Lack of fear of getting punched in the mouth brings out the worst in people"
Most true statement in this video
Our society needs a return of "feared reverence".
@@TizerakYT that means Madseason will get punched all the time
"A real job won't suck the soul out of you"... Kek
"like streaming will" is what he said. The fact people like you are misrepresenting what he said just proves you either have no empathy or no imagination. I don't like Hassan and I don't completely agree with what he said, but he's not just straight up wrong when he says working with people can be extremely draining. Anyone else who works with people constantly can attest to the truth of it. Especially if you're introverted it is exhausting having to deal with people constantly for long periods. For some people it's really easy and for some people it's really hard. I don't think Hassan is really one to talk because he's so rich he can quit whenever he wants to, but most streamers and content creators (the ones you've never heard of) don't have that option. It's their job and they need to keep doing it. You may laugh at Hassan for how terribly her phrased it and how hypocritical and silly his particular position is, but if you think he isn't talking about something real it just proves how ignorant you are about the human condition. Streaming and content creation full time is a job, and it is *hard*.
Madseason coming back strong with content lately. You love to see it.
I appreciate that
@@madseasonshowwe appreciate you brotha
He got my like at that point on the video where he said "2024 will be the year of the Madseason." It just hit so fluidly and well like good jokes should. I usually like videos of his.
@@madseasonshowyou would make millions reading audiobooks 👌
Missed that voice 😢
I will never get tired of the “told you so, by the way” so please keep it coming😂
I laugh everytime
I’m Gen Z and social media stunted so much growth for me as a teen. When i deleted it i began to grow and learn faster than i ever did in my life. No distractions, The only validation came from me and seeing myself accomplish things. Not strangers liking videos of me smoking pot online
Seriously...good for you. It's crazy difficult to take that first step into a whole new world. Keep it up.
I think detoxing from social media and technology every now and then can be really healthy, I did it a few times during my big break
@@madseasonshow Social media, heal yeah
Technology tho, i wouldn't say it like that, that's kinda what gives me life even
massive props to u man grats
Just a heads up as an elder millennial dude who really didn’t have social media apart from ICQ, AIM, and maybe MySpace at the very very very tail end of highschool: your teen years are just like that. A lot of your problems aren’t even all self identified and by that virtue you can’t even develop healthy and effective coping mechanisms for everything. Lots of kids don’t even start to develop a strong, independent, and authentic personality until they are on their own. “Bad habits” learned as a kid can linger but they aren’t caused by the vices we use for escapism, they are the manifestation of underlying issues.
"the IQ of a mob is that of its most stupid member divided by the number of mobsters" -- Terry Pratchett
Yes. We like to think we are smart, but we are social animals, groups have a huge influence on us.
Individually we can be great, surrounded by anger and emotion we can be terrible.
Now imagine dealing with thousands of brain rotted idiots all day online who make videos trying to character assasinate you
He will be missed
@@zigzera7757 He is missed
hasan IS the mob
the part about Reckful really hit hard, may he rest in peace 😢
I’m 31 and I’ve never wanted to be a content creator for the reasons cited in this video. I’ve been watching UA-cam since 2006 and I always felt like having so much attention would be a really shit job tbh. I prefer to contribute in the background and let my work speak for itself rather than be center stage all the time. Always have, always will. Great video as always buddy.
Something you mentioned a few times that I think is vital for aspiring creators is to really focus on maintaining a healthy work/life balance. When you're self employed you have the ability to work on something every minute of every day, so when it's something you're passionate about AND you're incentivized to prioritize work, it's so easy for people to go through consistent eighty plus hour crunch weeks and inevitably just completely burn out. Especially so because now every time you're resting you have to fight against thoughts of "I should be doing more right now", even if you're already doing way too much. Then that feeling can spiral out of control when your income and livelihood is directly tied to it, so now you're terrified that if you stop working you'll lose everything you have. If taking care of your mental health is a problem in your life (or worse yet you don't even acknowledge it), this type of career will eat you alive
One of the biggest troubles I've had personally. Great comment
@@madseasonshow It's really damn tough to manage, I'm hoping your use of "had" implies it's an issue that you're at the very least doing better with, but either way I wish your current and future endeavors go well captain!
In an alternate universe, Madseason is the dub voice for a sci-fi series, the soothing calm voice of a benevolent and mysterious cosmic being, talking at the mind of the astronaut protagonist that has been stranded from his ship and is hopelessly floating in the deep space, telling him it's not over and that there is still hope.
enter the microcosmos vibe
The lesson is to delete social media when it’s mostly just reading garbage.
I canned my social media in 2016. Haven’t looked back. Is my mental health perfect? Not by a long shot…but I don’t miss the doom scrolling one bit.
Sure if you’re a nobody with no friends that’s a good strategy
@@Whiteyy191thats a pretty cynical and mean response considering the video subject of bullying and mental health online tbh. If most of your time on social media is interacting with friends then you arent really the target audience of the comment. Most people who spend too much time on social media just scroll and interact with randoms(which by the way thats what we are doing right now)
@@zoo3708 if you think depriving yourself of the primary means of social interaction with your friends beyond meeting face to face is beneficial for your mental health you’re misguided.
You misunderstood what I was saying completely. @@Whiteyy191
It's refreshing to get clarity as well as advice from someone so grounded in this area. That fact comes through, excellent stuff MadSeasonShow
It's not just social media. It's also the 24 hour news cycle. It's literally designed to keep you worried about the "current thing" so you keep watching and do exactly what they say.
Only in America and Russia does the news go for 24 hours, you have to wonder why
I went to a manufacturer once, won't give out the name. They made containers for (product) an I was like "who doesn't love (product)?" One guy said "everyone here" and all in earshot laughed.
I can also relate to it as someone who spent a year as a paid GM for a Korean MMO. Watching the sausage get made affects you forever.
Were the manufacturers just indifferent or actively indignant? They must know how much those containers cost to manufacture and what they're sold for. If they're fully aware that the product is cheap and sold at a massive mark-up, I could see them loathing the product.
@@XazamasThat's most of everything under capitalism
Thanks for posting this - these are keen observations, hard-won. Sending you support! I was a tiny channel, and quit when I realized that hurtful comments followed me even when I turned off the computer. I realized that I wasn't cut out for it.
When I was really trying to grow my channel, I worked, got home, and then made a video or streamed every single day. I barely saw friends or family and my free time was completely gone. It wasn’t worth it and decided to focus on the people in my real life my full attention. My channels are just a fun hobby now.
Mr Season, you sure are a breath of fresh air when it comes to content, you should take as much time as needed in between videos even if it means taking years. That's when you best content happens, when you're most sincere to yourself. Love your videos man
Dude that Rekful clip hit so hard. RIP to a legend. Moments like that is why I always err on the side of kindness on the internet, at the end of the day we're all people trying to be heard and loved.
I will never forget Reckful. I grew up watching him every time he was live. I would watch him while I was playing WoW and then when it was time to go to bed I would keep watching on my phone until I fell asleep. He was an amazing person in every way. I miss him greatly and still think about him often. Rest in peace legend. Great video!
People never forget Reckful, but forget that Asmon is part to blame for what happened to him. Asmon got his followers to troll him before it happened.
Another day, another MadSeason video?
Best birthday week ever.
Love the name - you are probably my favorite SBR in the world dude
This video really hits close to home. You always speak the truth and that’s why everybody loves watching your videos. You seem like a very intelligent and genuine person and I just wanted to tell you that I appreciate you and have for years are you brother. ❤
I was born in 1966, just into Gen X. What you said in this video applies to everything in life. You can be young, middle aged, or older and still find these lessons true. I never got into social media, I just don't understand why people find it became so addictive. To me its just a tool to find things out when I need to know them, nothing more. I would add that life is full of ups and downs, when its going well enjoy it but understand it won't last, when its bad try to mitigate it but understand that this will not last either. But it is very important to understand actions have consequences, something I think a lot of people like to ignore. With the internet and social media a persons actions and words are going to be around for the rest of their lives. This has created such an unbearable confluence for so many people I see why we have more people suffering depression and mental illness now than ever before. People are increasingly interact via social media and computers, people are increasingly recording themselves or being recorded, which is the danger, but people are increasingly forced to do this either just to find a social connection with other people, or just to do everyday things like work, ect. There is no forgetting anymore, you can't get away from your past, redemptions is incredibly hard and in competition with a culture full of very hateful bias towards various groups. So just interacting with people, which you need to do, is far more dangerous than it every was before. Add to that the ability to chose to have anonymity of being online if they want to troll or grief others and you have a very odd and contradictory environment we live in. Also, because of social media, and the vast entertainment options available, people have developed short attention spans and are losing the ability to think critically and work things out themselves, making it hard for them to handle problems. Growing up we did not have to deal with this, yes we had issues and those issues still exist for younger generations, but it seems now that one wrong step now in life can do far more damage than it did 40 years ago, that the environment is very impersonal and far more hostile and unforgiving than the world I grew up in, and that was not a piece of cake either.
I'm glad you shared more of your life with us. Life is difficult for everyone, whether we are rich or poor, famous or not. We just have to fight but unfortunately there are people whose happiness is to destroy other people's
Found ongoing bullying of disabled people. Wanna know the commentsection so you can give them a piece of your mind?
To show Solidarity?
I could listen to you talk for hours, man. You have a wonderful way with words, and you're 100% right on the addictive spiral that social media can send us into. It becomes so easy to neglect our lives and ourselves, and get pummeled by faceless people on the internet.
The sanctuary part feels so close to home. I'm glad you got over any emotional slump
I relate to all of this so much. I've struggled my entire life with work, knowing what to do... I've never felt a spark of passion for any major career. So many people always tell me to turn my hobbies into jobs. It's the go-to that they always say. I could never! I know how to paint and I love to write (though I always collaborate with my best friend). But neither of those things are something I'd want to be obligated to do on someone else's time, with their rules. I love painting so much that if I had an upset customer who didn't like what I did, I'd feel discouraged and might even take it personally. Because my art is such a direct expression of myself. I would never want to do something so personal to me as a job, criticized by others and not allowing me to take a break/step back when I want to.
Hi MadSeason,
I just wanted to thank you for sticking to youtube even after you're family problems in 2021. I'm glad to hear that you still enjoy doing youtube and hope you stick around for a long time.
You're new videos with the more serious topics are very well done and you're takes on the topics are very wise.
Greetings from Switzerland
Mental health is a big deal, thank you for spreading awareness!
I just wanted to say, as much as I LOVE the video editing you provide, as much as I LOVE the tracks, I realized that I love the content, the topic, and the subject the most. Your channel delivers issues in life watched from a third person perspective, and by watching this particular video, i realised it. I just loved it and just like the rest of your videos, it caught my full attention during the entirety of it.
Mad, i think the coolest thing about you is that by being so principled about keeping your personal life personal, the few moments we see a bit more of you its that much more powerful
The worlds better for having you in it ❤️
This video streak has been amazing
I definitely don't mind the lesser edited videos! Always nice to hear your take on things!
As someone new in the space of content creation/streaming, thanks for the many reminders that it’s deeper than it looks.
I’m a small channel and grateful for those I get to chat and hang with and I love not being influenced by the ‘need’ to do anything. And because of that, I see no need to tirelessly pursue ‘success’.
Though it is wild how quickly you can be influenced to pursue what you think you ‘should’ do. I can see why many people get blindsided by reality by going too far down that path.
Like a Phoenix from the ashes of the World of Warcraft fandom arises a man who can make videos about whatever he wants and everything for him was okay.
its called a parasite
MadSeason's speed of releasing new videos is what I call the true return of the king
The man is on the roll and everybody loves it
Props to you, bro! It is not easy to be this open in such a potentially toxic environment these days. Being this open will help those who need it, and those who don't...F them!
I think some of the things I really enjoy about your content is your calm demeanor, well written dialogue and excellent choice of background music, and I cant stress enough how much the music harmonizes with the latter two. It's almost like ASMR. Been watching you for a few years, discovering your channel when I was feeling nostalgic about classic WOW before we got classic servers. Your videos were like a bridge to tap into memories of a more innocent time, when life was much simpler. Thank you so much for the many years of good vibes.
Love getting more videos from you man, the edited ones are masterpieces but these are great as well. Definitely enjoy the more stripped down style just as much.
I was born in 1990. I have seen the world before social media and it's rise. I have zero regrets if deleting all my social media accounts. It was so damaging to me.
As someone who has a member of the family currently going through a mental health crisis, this video hit home.
Yes it only takes “one guy”- to ruin a guild, a community, a person. Social media has done more harm to this generation than anything.
Keep experimenting. Loving all the content
This is something of a podcast I can listen to without feeling remorse that I am missing all that great editing 👍
I'm just thankful I got object permanence when it comes to negativity directed towards me. I just forget about it until its brought up again. I couldn't imagine not being able to let things go, and ruminate over negative comments all day, that sounds like hell.
I very much like this kind of videos you make these "days". It's indeed meaningful and very much needed. We need to open our eyes.
I love you man. Thank you for making videos and being one of the realest and grounded people out here.
I really enjoy hearing you speak about these topics. Thanks dude.
I also enjoy hearing you speak about Zelda, Warcraft, gaming, Blizzard controversies and especially anything about the old days of of the internet.
Take care, dude.
Edit** Also, dude. Would love to see your iconic lil-mads avatar on the thumbnail of your videos. I almost accidentally scroll past you on my subscriptions page on some rare occasions :D
Couldn't help but tear up a little when you mentioned Reckful and his struggles with mental health, what the internet had done to him can never be fogiven, that was just brutal. He was such a nice guy, didn't deserve any of that, especially with how much shit he had to go through in his life. That's tragic, and I don't ever use that word lightly.
The woes of being a public personality
I still miss him. The hardest thing is feeling like he didn't understand how loved he really was, and nothing can change that. It hurts.
That's the thing, though rekful did it to himself. Honestly, you can't blame anyone else.
Man, this title caught me off guard because for the last 4 months, I've been working on an undergrad research project on mental health and social media. Just turned in the final manuscript yesterday, what crazy timing!
That is a crazy timing
C r a z y
Almost like you and mad are in the same class
I miss Byron everyday.
I learned a hard lesson. I used to watch TotalBiscuit back in his early days. He hardcore criticized WoW back in a time when it was at its height. I thought he was wrong and called him TotalDouche. Months later I learned he passed from his battle with cancer, I learned then, I was the bad guy, and today, he’s more right than ever.
I look at a friend's tumblr account occasionally cause he posts about a tabletop game I run for him sometimes and I'm just astounded how people can keep up with this stuff nowadays, social media just looks like an endless landscape of narcissism and cynicism.
2:43 - The boss attacks sync so well with what Mads is saying lol
And the player attack syncing with "you don't HAVE to"
I like this video format and don’t mind the lack of edits at all. To be honest I listen to most of your content while driving, cleaning, or working out so if you want to prioritize putting your ideas out there you should go for it!
ive been really enjoying this new direction the channel is taking. I feel thatyour videos always have something of substance to them, always look forward to them!
it's hassan, you can't rly expect more from him
Everyone knows the saying "Get paid to do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life", very few people consider that being forced to do something you love can quickly kill that passion.
I'm not sure how much time and effort have home into your most recent videos - like this one, compared to your behemoth (and absolutely amazing) length Pandora's Box videos, but I'm still loving this more intimate, seemingly less-scripted / in-the-moment uploads. I can't speak for everyone, but I hope you know a lot of us would prefer to listen to your calming "monotone" voice each week sharing whatever wisdom you feel in the moment - versus you feeling obligated to spend days, weeks, or even months on each video before it's "good enough" to release. We love those too though, but just keep being who you are and feel comfortable to make videos you're passionate about!
Lovely reference to The Wrestler. It's one of my favourite films and works of art made. I love showing it to friends that have never seen it and seeing their reactions to it
One of my favorites as well. If I ever do movies reviews I want to start with it I think
I really resonate with what you were saying at the start about turning your hobby into a job. Its a bigger decision that people realize - Im in a different space than you, but still public-facing, and doing my hobby professionally really changes how it feels.
thank you madseason, you’ve always been one of the best creators on this platform i’m sure i can speak for the rest when i say, we appreciate you and your effort
I like the flow of how you talk and how respectful you are to all parties involved. Good accompanying music too.
One of my closest friends quit her job and began streaming on twitch, she got a small but regular viewing, a couple thousand followers, enough subs and what not to go part time while her boyfriend supported her financially. We were her first followers and supporters, but as time went on and the viewers became more involved through discord, constantly giving praise and more attention than we ever would, we spoke less and less, till eventually she would join our calls and stay silent until she’d just leave.
She would tell her boyfriend not to play games with us and join calls because she felt left out and jealous, but wouldn’t want to join herself because she’d rather be in calls with her followers. It cause issues in their relationship and our friendship but we still wanted to support her dream, despite regularly being too “sick” to stream or getting burnout. Hating the game that had made her popular but she had to keep playing it for views.
In the end, she emotionally cheated on her bf with one of her followers, who she is currently with now in a LDR, and we are no longer friends. And she’s stopped streaming just after she became partner.
Ooff... the Reckfull clip hit hard
Bro, we just love what you do, do you and we'll keep watching
Love the frequent uploads man. Always happy to see you cranking out content. Cheers!
Thanks for adressing something that so many people don't realize, especially the "make what you love your job and you never work a day" crowd, is that turning your hobby into a job means losing a hobby, and gaining a responsibility instead.
Wanting to do something is very much different from having to do something.
I have allways rejected the notion of turning what i like to do into my job because that would make me hate to do it. Id rather do something else and leave my favorite hobby for me to do whenever i want instead.
The only social media I have technically used for years is youtube. And, even here, I rarely make comments. I use to have fb, but I found how little I cared about other people’s lives and what theyre doing, so I just deleted it. I’ll never understand the people who have to share everything about themselves and base their validation on others who are lying on their feed half the time anyway. I could also never be a streamer or similar because of how quickly I get burned out from general, every-day interactions. I am glad you came back to making content
Genuinely great insight.
Loved the chilled format, it's a match made in heavin with your chilled out voice!
Excellent video Mads! I can hear the transparency and authenticity in your voice. I think you are spot on 100%! This is one of the 'realist' videos you have made, and I think folks will feel and respond to that well.
Just wanted to say, great video Madseason. Thank you for sharing what you were going through during your emotionally low times. I know it will help people deal with their own struggles that they are going through. Also, just know if you are ever going through a tough time, and need a break, go do that. Your health is way more important than anything else. I, and the rest of your fans will be here when you get back.
Love this content, keep up the “ experimental “ video ideas and don’t overwork yourself! The edit suits this style of video so a nice run through is always easy to watch away :)
This is one helluva mad season alright. Nice to see someone get crazy inspired.
some advice for the young ones out there - froma mid 50s guy on the tail end of a great career - this advice of keeping personal stuff to yourself works at a regular job too. It may sound cliche, but while at work worry about your work, and other than your supervisor, don't get into any personal soties of lost GF's or any other things that can be used against you. And even your Sup, only tell them something when it hinges on time needed off.
Loving the varied content and upload schedule, your content never misses. Keep up the great work.
Great thoughts. Social media will fuck you up man, I think its more dangerous and insidious than most people realise
Thanks for this. Really timely for me. Been an extremely hard week.
Everything in life has drawbacks. Doing it 24/7 is going to drain you no matter what it is. Trying to keep it together especially when everyone is looking at you (will get you back in stranger ways).
These are some pretty insightful takes. I hope this video catches more wind for sure.. especially for content creators themselves.
Love the new style of videos man. I'm glad you're back!
Just want to go on record and say this video nailed it in every way. Thanks for this. I’ve been doing UA-cam now for about 6 years, my main channel is my main “job” and this one was started as a passion project. Everything you said here is spot on, which is what lead me to starting this second channel as purely a passion project that randomly started gaining traction. I can’t speak to the streamer stuff, I’m pretty small on twitch, but I definitely can understand it all. Anyways, not going to ramble. I love the direction you’ve been taking the channel lately keep it up brother. Long time fan and supporter here.
I could tell, when you “quit”, that it just wasn’t fun anymore. The game wasn’t fun, the company wasn’t fun and the world wasn’t fun.
Glad to see you back.
not sure how popular this series will be, but I really enjoy content like this. I appreciate the slow, thought out discussion rather than an ignorant ramble.
As always well thought out and presented. I really, really enjoy your content. Please continue to do what makes you happy and those that enjoy your videos will always be here for you. Best wishes
Thank you for sharing, this hit me at the right moment. A few days ago my first article in my country's national media was published. I was reculant to join the debate, but I felt like I had something to say and that my meaning and take on things was worthy of being brought to the table. I was not prepared for a famous media personality calling me out in front of his >100k followers, saying things such as "there is no intelligence to trace in this person", and making a laugh at the school system in my country for spending money on someone like me. This sparked a shitshow and so many people jumped on the bandwagon to harass me, bringing up everything from who I am personally, my employer (I'm an academic, that thing hits hard) and whatever else that could be dug up from the internet.
I kinda feel empty now. Never again am I going to voice my opinion, after seeing what doing so can lead to. It's a shame, because I think (or thought) I was a person with some self reflection and communication skills. Surely in a few days this has all been forgotten - that is to say for everyone other that myself.
I can only imagine the stuff you and other public personalities have to stand in every day. I am in awe, and I can't even comprehend how you manage to cope. I'm so happy you share your thoughts on mental health and social media from your point of view. Thank you.
I know I am a random nobody, but please never give up your voice. I know it hurts when people laugh at you and your thoughts but you could be the wake up call for a young or inquiring mind. If you have something to say about a topic you know a lot about or feel passionate about, sometimes its worth all the resistance to share.
Grow a thick skin. "If the dogs bark it means we are going forward" as Don Quixote would say.... Don't let the world silence you. If your voice is heard by just one person that's worth it even if you are mistaken. We are social beings and voicing your thoughts is the quintesencial way to be social.
@henriklovold you are subbed to The Russian Dude and Thunderf00t, sounds like you prob wrote some woke nonsense and got backlash from it and now you want to play the victim card.
@@JackMarcuson I think they both are very interesting to follow to see things from a different perspective. Not really agreeing with them a lot, but to really know something you have to be able to see it from all sides. Otherwise you end up in your own echo chamber and get locked in a circle with people only agreeing with you - that's how clicks on social media works.
Besides, they are both the furthest away from "woke" as you can get, in my eyes.
The First Videos I encountered when I found this channel were the Pandora's Box Videos, and I really enjoyed the first two! so keep it coming, if you wanna take a pause from WOW im down to watch more of what lurks in the MadMind of Mad Season
Loving these recent uploads. You're obviously very knowledgeable, and in some cases uniquely qualified to speak to some of these issues. Keep it up!
Social media is such a new phenomenon that we're really only starting to come to grips with all the harmful potential it has. I really hope that this type of message reaches a wider audience and we, as a society, begin to educate everyone. It may already be too late for almost an entire generation, but hopefully we can address this problem and affect positive change.
You're so inciteful, man. And the way you explain your point of view is so digestible and easy to understand, I admire it.
Thanks for the video
yea, relax! your voice is relaxing and I listen to it while I am drawing a comic for some client. I quit WoW about ten years ago, but still have alot of good memories. thank you for I can remember the good old times. stay safe!
I can't rate this video any higher or thumb more than once, thanks, dude. This is helpful on so many levels.
I'm not the best with putting things into words, so I don't think I'll have much in the way of something useful to say, but I like your content, whether it's this type of chill stuff, the 2-3 hour documentaries or whatever else. I tune in for you and your thoughts, takes on things, points of view on subjects etc. I just find it all interesting. Ultimately you do you and I know I'll enjoy it whatever it might be.
Great vidéo dude ! For me the part where you talk about the loss of freedom when you change à hobby, or something you enjoy into work has to seriously be taken into account in many aspects of life. You brought it very well on this vidéo.
You can't just ignore the main reason people were mad. They were mad because 90% of his job is watching other people's content. He acts like his job is draining when he does no actual work.
Found ongoing bullying of disabled people. Wanna know the commentsection so you can give them a piece of your mind?
To show Solidarity?
@@slevinchannel7589 ?
Dude you’re on one lately. Loving the frequent uploads
It's good to have you back. Love your stuff and this was actually refreshing. Interesting to get your take on some of the insanity these days.
Music choice on point. Lots of relatable points being made here, even as a smaller channel!
Long-time viewer, but first-time commenter. Just wanted to chime in and say that, despite the lack of editing/normal feel of your content, that this is really a great video. Nice work Madseason!
I think we as consumers could really be better at expressing our appreciation for the content creators we love. I think expressing positive feelings in comments can outweigh the negative shit talkers. Mads you are one of my favorite youtubers i've watched most of your videos since the start of classic. Keep up the good work your work and you are very much appreciated.
Appreciate this video. So much wisdom here. Thanks Mad.
I like the visual metaphor here. An avatar at their most vulnerable slaying the monsters that are trying to harm them.
I really enjoy your introspective thoughts. Thank you for your content.