It's frustrating that everyone has to stand for either Brand, or for his accusers, and no one can simply stand in support of a fair, impartial, open, and objective system of justice. In my country, we have a famous list of wrongful convictions: Donald Marshall, David Milgaard, Guy Paul-Morin, Steven Truscott, Thomas Stephenow, and more. These names are familiar to every Canadian, and those cases used to be an embarrassment for our justice system, because they were considered a mistake by the imperfect application of an otherwise fair system. Now we have many people in government and other institutions stating that wrongful convictions are an *acceptable* *feature* of this new way that justice is done. That attitude will only lead us to ruin.

@OurFoundingLiars

8 ай бұрын

Don’t think that’s true Most comments I’ve seen are asking for due process instead of condemning him right away so I

@sherrystewart7232

8 ай бұрын

ⁿ 9.44😊

@My_Two_Cents

8 ай бұрын

Fellow Canadian here that agrees with you. Those names you highlighted paints a picture of a not so long ago past. Negligence within the judicial system happened, which sadly leads to a number of injustice and unfair convictions at times. However, in these times, the judicial system is being used as a tool for censorship by the ruling elite to stifle any form of dissent. *They did it to Julian Assange...*

@harbingerofepiphany3155

8 ай бұрын

Bidens accusers were as credible as they come yet he went on to become President with the most votes in American History 😂

@RoryMitchell00

8 ай бұрын

@@OurFoundingLiars Yes, and it's good to see that trend in the comments. However, I do have to consider how many are saying that because they already believe due process will prove Brand right, or already believer it will prove his accusers right. It is _essential_ that the motivations are not unfairly biased. It's okay to have some intuitive thoughts about a case, but neutrality must be the core starting point.

A question I have is why are media companies allowed to make a documentary on someone if there’s no charges? If they have evidence shouldn’t it go to the police first?

@piperpan5516

8 ай бұрын

Because people are allowed to be interviewed and make claims as to their experience. They are not obliged to lay charges and go through the experience of a court process. They can publicly make claims about what their experience was. Russell can also publicly deny that these things happened. He has not actually done that. What he has done is say the 'relationships' were always consensual, he has not stated that all interactions and actions within those relationships were consensual, nor that the women are lying. He has been advised to simply ‘refute’ the claims without actually addressing them specifically. That’s the game of Law. What it's looking like is that some of Russell's past behaviors have caught up with him from when he was exceptionally lusty and not exactly in control of his instincts. If he wants to he could take the women to court and try to sue them for defamation, however, to do that he would have to prove that what they are saying they have experienced is not true and factual. The women were in relationship with Russell years ago and what the women are talking about is behaviors during those relationships which were not cool for them. To talk and lie about their experiences would potentially put them at legal risk. It's not likely they are lying, rather simply testifying to their experiences, however, they could be. The story is that it was known for some time that there were particular women who had had bad sexual encounters with Russell, however, these journalists had to pull it together. Russell has been badmouthing media and thus journalism and taking the high ground regarding 'questioning'. Russell beckons attention and takes the high ground with very generalized criticism toward mainstream media. It appears a few journalists have decided to expose something of his questionable behaviors in the past with women by bringing them together for interviews on Dispatches, a show that reveals things.

@Jack-px8lf

8 ай бұрын

​​@@piperpan5516thanks for like putting in the effort to write all this like i know sometime it feel pointless but im just glad someone said the truths.

@hayleydarling3884

8 ай бұрын

Putting together a documentary would take time ,its unbelievable that the media blasts this story on front page news & the main tv news ......and a week later there is a doco on Russell ,towards substantiating these historic allegations ,timing it to ultamately have maximum impact on his (not gonna happen) 'demise'. He has only ever brought to light what mainstream chose to omit & that ,to put it simply , blatently revealed actual & factual,intent to mislead and under inform the general public . With so many subscribed to his channel he became a threat to those that are guilty . It's obvious...... !!

@ummesalma1037

8 ай бұрын

It's all to bully him and others like him.. they tried with all very popular personalities... sexual decreditation is the cheapest low cut move, considering they protecting the real sex trafficking individuals within the powerful.. would be great if the could focus on them... but these people don't care about truth... they are afraid of the truth..

@marcusaurelius9123

8 ай бұрын

The police often only lay charges after media attention...so the media is used to achieve justice. That's the way of the world

Even an innocent person gets a little excited when accused of something. I know when somebody accuses me of something my heart rate goes up my eyes get big and I really get upset and need to defend myself. It certainly doesn’t mean I’m guilty.

@Lola_Nico

3 ай бұрын

EXACTLY THIS. I have an anxiety and mental health disorder, so I’m going to react nervously either way! LoL

@Medietos

28 күн бұрын

That is true, and a conscientious, serious body-language analyst will point this out and take it into account. It is dangerous for falsely accused or suspected individuals when the unknkowing crowd starts making claims without having the real training, experience and know-how. I know from 1st hand experience how dangerous and unjustified harmful it can be. And nervous , fearful people often struggle with old shame, depressed, weakened people struggle with unjustidied,sick guilt.

These public trials-by-media make me feel like a little kid whose dysfunctional parents keep trying to pull me into their arguments and force me to pick a side. This one with Russell is especially heartbreaking-if it’s true, it’s heartbreaking; if it’s not, it’s heartbreaking. I had to step away from reading about it and told my partner, “I can’t deal with this. I’m just going to wait and see what Spidey says.” You are my warm blanket of objectivity these days, sir. I wish these things could just be dealt with through functional legal institutions. It’s emotionally exhausting.

@motri5935

8 ай бұрын

How about a walk in the park, with your dog 🐕...

@noeldeal8087

8 ай бұрын

I agree, it IS exhausting. Every day it's a new assault on our sensibilities and peace of mind.

@journeyingwithj290

8 ай бұрын

Respectfully, no one can force us to choose a side, it's our choice. Use your intuition to guide you, or just listen & don't choose either.

@humaneleaguelancPA

8 ай бұрын

Nice suggestion, but she is so correct, especially for us empath’s.@@motri5935

@chuckthebull

8 ай бұрын

As I have said when weighing the outside motivations for this whole thing objectively it's so OBVIOUSLY a witch hunt. Not only that it's a clear pattern the establishment has used over and over ..Julian Assange was attacked with the same exact scenarios all proven false.. There is a stream of unscrupulous scorned women to join the me too movement to enact a little revenge especially when money is a motivational factor.. Yet 100eds of women saught out by these "news" agencies for the hit piece all rejected the false accusations and said he was nothing but decent to them.. Anyone that can't see this is suspected of being part of this Spanish inquests out to burn witches.

Bottom line is, none of us know what happened. These allegations are for police and lawyers. The fact these allegations skipped over the law and went straight to the media paired with the particular topics that brand discusses on his channel make this all very suspicious. Most people arent saying hes innocent, theyre just saying that something is fishy about the way this all came to be. I think Brand did a great job pleading his case to his viewers.

@Lunatix246

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, the timing of it is a bit suspicious. They started this investigation 4 years ago, which was around the time he was gaining a lot of support for his criticism of the government and the media. I don't really like the guy, he annoys me after listening to him for a while, but he is highly intelligent and has some similar views to my own due to me experiencing some of the medias exceptional editing of footage and interviews of myself and friends to suit their own narrative and changing the context. He's dragged himself out of those crazy times with the drugs and addiction etc, got married and settled. It fucking sucks that it all comes back to get him after he's worked to change what a dickhead he's been in the past. I'm curious what the outcome will be now.

@Fank234

8 ай бұрын

Quite obvious why they didn’t go to the police at the time - read up a bit and you’ll understand why women more than often don’t. And they didn’t run to the media - the media approached them.

@susankful

8 ай бұрын

Aside from myself who, at 17 years old, had a wonderful relationship with a 37-year-old guy who treated me like a queen, I know other gals who were living the same situation. It was consensual, the men were well-off financially, not married, and sought after, and WE got them! As a BONUS, we learned the fine art of copulation. All in all, very rewarding.

@MsDamosmum

8 ай бұрын

@@susankfulI’ve read some weird KZread comments over time but this just shot to no.1

@mr_reborn

8 ай бұрын

Yes, we do actually. Channel 4 in the UK sent out a call for women to contact them as part of their "Russell Brand Investigation". This was a manufactured story, no one 'came forward' with this stuff, and the documentarists rejected participation from all the women with positive stories about Russell, choosing only the negative ones for inclusion - as we now know from the women who have come out, telling us that they were not invited to participate because they had nothing negative to say, and so on. So yes, we do actually know what's going on.

Article 6 of the Human Rights Act 1988 provides citizens in our country the right to a fair and public trial or hearing in relation to both criminal and civil matters. Section 2 of Article 6 states , “Everyone charged with a criminal offence shall be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law” Russell has not even been charged yet.

@lakcheong1499

8 ай бұрын

But this is not a court where innocent until proven guilty is the law. This is the internet and the court of public opinion reigns supreme. You cowards can't just come out and say you support this alleged rapist because you know deep down he's guilty and you use the above stupid excuse to virtue signal your support for him.

@ixizn

8 ай бұрын

Presumed innocent in the eyes of the LAW. He makes a living off of the public, the public is allowed to hear information and make a decision whether they want to support him anymore or not. Just like at a job you can get fired for inappropriate behaviour even if it doesn’t send you to prison.

@crystalgrzelak

8 ай бұрын

Yeah unfortunately when the “victim” goes to the media instead of cops the judicial system and rights are moot.

@lakcheong1499

8 ай бұрын

@@crystalgrzelak Not every rape victim act the same way. One of his victims went to a rape crisis center immediately after the act. We also have text messages from RB apologizing to this woman and telling her something came over him. You're a woman and it's disgusting to see you support a rapist because he's the celebrity you trust.

@OneWithTheUniverse55

8 ай бұрын

He's still innocent according to the law, however, he exposed himself to scrutiny when he published this video. This analysis is not a legal indictment, it's a YT video😅

At the end of your video especially, you described that in cases like this, it is extremely important to maintain the view “innocent until proven guilty.” The fact that Brand is being straightforward and has no behavior clusters of lying, this is the best reason to withhold judgement , and the media is definitely out of line writing about things as though they really happened. thank you for being so meticulous and clear about it all.

@UndertheNeedle282

8 ай бұрын

The text messages tho 🧐

@bean-spiller

8 ай бұрын

None of the media I consume has suggested that the accusations are anything but accusations at this point. In fact, I haven't heard anything about this case on corporate media since the day the story broke, and then again when the UK police opened their investigation. It's really not a very important news event unless you're a celebrity obsessed media outlet that thrives on controversy and is desperate for clicks.

@moneebaad6147

8 ай бұрын

​@@UndertheNeedle282Stelthing isn't rape.

@chuckthebull

8 ай бұрын

@@bean-spiller and yet you help push the false narrative... Low

@bean-spiller

8 ай бұрын

@@chuckthebull That's an opinion which doesn't debunk a single word I said. Perhaps you could show some quotes from corporate media that shows their bias against Brand, or make the case that this isn't just another story about a celebrity behaving badly that drives traffic to social media sites and channels.

The best part of your videos is watching how you seamlessly, continuously and accurately reflect the discussion with your own body language.

That was a really interesting look at his denial. What bothers me about this case is the fact that yet again someone is being tried in the media before it's entered a court of law. I have no idea whether he's guilty or not. It wouldn't surprise me if he was guilty because of what he was like at that time and the amount of drugs he was taking. But even the guilty deserve to have a fair trial in democratic countries. They are trying to judge him and punish him before he has been found guilty by a court of law and that makes me really uncomfortable. If he's guilty by all means punish him. It's a heinous crime he was accused of. But at least give him a fair trial in a court of law first.

@jonny1872

8 ай бұрын

But that is exactly what this is though, purely a hit job and executed in the only poor way that they can execute these types of hit jobs. It is not a trial, it is a concentrated attack.

@-aquamarine-324

8 ай бұрын

He IS guilty bro, all of the victims don’t know each other, they gave specific details that can be backed by where he was which was recorded and stated BY HIM. YOU are sheep, believing this b.s. narrative.

@chk859

8 ай бұрын

Brand like a handful of great presenters searching out the truth is being hit very hard so he can’t recover and the lethal evil in our societies, governments, politicians and police can continue to walk away free. Brand isn’t the first hit and he won’t be the last unless we stand up and make our voices, choices and legal actions count and make a difference.

@sweetpea9737

8 ай бұрын

With regard your statement--it wouldn't surprise you due to the amount of drugs he was taking. Maybe you don't realize he was taking heroine, which does not make a person aggressive or likely to rape someone. If fact, the exact opposite.

@flowerjpotter1629

8 ай бұрын

I don't know what the answers are, it needs to through the police then CPS and if there's enough evidence, court. But I do think the timing is interesting.....2024. The clock is ticking.

This denial definitely seems very confident and robust. But, as you said Spidey, it proves neither guilt nor innocence. I agree that victims of any alleged crime should come forward and report it. But I also have no respect for people who make false accusations. Not only because of possibly hurting the accused, but, most importantly, it makes it so much harder for actual victims to be confident enough to come forward, to be believed l, or to get justice.

@martinheath5947

8 ай бұрын

The arbiter of right and wrong, innocence or guilt in any situation is always the narcissist.

@bean-spiller

8 ай бұрын

After your disclaimer about guilt or innocence, you act like you know that the accusations are false.

@wouldntyouliketoknow1496

8 ай бұрын

Brand is innocent. The details are to shady. The media outlets who russell criticized alot, did the investigation and found these women from his past. So these women told the media before the police? And only told them when the media came asking? I mean really? Russell wrote a book and was forth coming about his sex addiction. Why didnt these women say something then? The media doesn't like his message which questions narratives we are told to believe.

@basiahellwich3505

8 ай бұрын

that's why it is good there's more than 1 complaint by people who do not know each other, so far there's been 4 separate allegations, I am quite confident there is many more.

@chuckthebull

8 ай бұрын

They know how easy these charges work over the weak minded and easily outraged so they can feed at the troth of zealots

The UK media acts like they are judge and jury and that we should all accept their “investigative” findings of anonymous sources. It shows how desperate the media is becoming and their actions are simply proving Brand’s point. Great analysis Spidey!

@fridge3489

8 ай бұрын

Who made them Judge Judy and executioner?!

@Nemesis-lg6zf

8 ай бұрын

@@fridge3489 The greater good!

@85ddrummer

8 ай бұрын

That’s all the media

@Jarzula

8 ай бұрын

Don’t forget they are the same people who found Johnny Depp guilty. Their justice system is corrupt and pro-woman, no ifs, ands, or buts.

@VioletWaves44

8 ай бұрын

Yep and what's scary is the amount of people who DO accept their bs

I love your analysis and you are the first person on KZread to remain totally neutral in your presentation and that's how it should be. So many people have convicted Russell Brand for life based off of the media! Equally others have invalidated the complainants by making it all about the media. I personally admire Russell Brand for how he turned his life around and for his courage in speaking out against corruption. I do believe the media have a hidden agenda to silence him but that doesn't mean the accusations aren't valid. I actually work in trauma recovery from sexual violence. Consent is a very ambiguous concept and it's something that should be talked about more openly in public forums because honestly there are scenarios were consent can be wrongly assumed especially when drugs and alcohol are added to the mix. I'm not excusing wrong behaviour, I'm just saying that subtle signals can be missed when someone is drunk. People need to learn to verbally get consent! I remember in the good old days 😅😅 that if a guy wanted to kiss a gal he asked for her permission first! He didn't just lunge towards her and hurl his lips against hers....this is normal behaviour in today's society....people assume that just because they're experiencing chemistry, so is the other person, instead of saying 'Would you mind if I gave you a kiss?'. Anyway, my point is the same as yours. I believe Russell believes he always had consent.... but that doesn't mean the complainants did consent. I also believe that the mainstream media do want to take him down and this disgusts me because the media are exploiting these women to meet their own ends. This case is for the courts to decide and nobody's reputation should be destroyed so quickly and so publicly without due course. Thank you for the great work you do ❤

I love your videos and the break down of your analysis. Specifically I love that you don't make judgments in the video about whether you think the person is telling the truth or lying, you simply go over the body language and the research. Personally, I can't say if he is lying or telling the truth and honestly that isn't my judgment to make. If there is evidence of wrong doing, he should be charged and tried like anyone else. Until he is charged with a crime it is just accusations and speculation, which does not prove anything. Whichever way it goes, I just hope truth prevails.

@localreviewking134

8 ай бұрын

Did you know that women are better at detecting masking/showy people than men? This is because more parts of the average female brain fire up when met with a person who seems fake or insincere. One study found that women were better at identifying men who were lying about their feelings. Women were also better at detecting men who were trying to manipulate them. Another study found that women were better at identifying men who were likely to be abusive in relationships. Women were also better at detecting men who were likely to cheat. These studies suggest that women have a natural ability to see through masking/showy people. This ability may be due to the fact that women have evolved to be more sensitive to social cues. Women may also be more likely to pay attention to nonverbal cues, such as body language and facial expressions. Here is an example of how this might play out in real life: A husband and wife go to a work party. There they meet a great guy, well that's what the husband thinks. When in the cab home the wife says you know, i did not like Mrx. Her husband says he is a great dude. two weeks pass and this great guy has been hitting his girlfriend and stealing money from his grandma. In this example, the wife was able to see through the man's mask and identify him as someone who was not to be trusted. She may have been able to do this by paying attention to his nonverbal cues, such as his body language and facial expressions. She may also have been able to pick up on subtle changes in his tone of voice or his word choice. Of course, not all men are masking/showy people. And not all women are good at detecting them. However, the research suggests that women have a natural ability to see through these people more often than men.

@musicismagic3001

8 ай бұрын

💯

@dreddmann9292

8 ай бұрын

these days all it takes is an accusation to ruin someone, and people in media know this to well. it's the ones that actually hear about these allegations and are so quick to throw it out there are the ones we should be looking at. Since we all know that a person is suppose to be innocent till proven guilty. It's filthy to treat it otherwise. it's the people who are so quick to run with this type of information of allegations and spread it like it's breaking news, and they know this and do it anyways.

@Deelitee

8 ай бұрын

What’s really terrible is that the people that make false accusations are really and truly HARMING the ones who’ve been abused. The reason I’m inclined to believe Russell is that I’ve read his book and listened to his talks about recovery. When I first was exposed to him, I honestly could not stand him!!! But, I’ve seen him be very open and honest about recovery and sought to do amends with those he’s harmed in the past. I find it hard to believe these issues weren’t addressed by himself and his sponsors when he started living an and practicing recovery. I don’t think the man is perfect, but he certainly hasn’t seemed to be the person to hide from his responsibilities/wrongs.

@localreviewking134

8 ай бұрын

@@DeeliteeIf someone commits a serious crime. Then vows to live a clean life, but 20 years later an accuser comes forward do we let the criminal off? as she/he has been a good person AFTER the crimes. So, if we go to court then and only then will we know the truth.

Has anyone ever told u, that you look like Mark Ruffalo...!??! ❤😊

@little.heathen

8 ай бұрын

He does kinda look like him!

@jeromep3182

8 ай бұрын

He really does

@wobla9699

8 ай бұрын

I really cannot see it.. but each to their own

He was a 30yr old man with a 16yr old school girl - that's all I needed to know never mind the other allegations 💔

@lindagray1809

8 ай бұрын

This!!!

@ladyb3860

8 ай бұрын

So that’s also all of led zeppelin, Rolling Stones , ?

@deethompson3592

8 ай бұрын

@@ladyb3860 I don't condone their behaviour either ...

@purplemist7

6 ай бұрын

​@@ladyb3860What are you saying, that because they did it, it's perfectly ok for Brand to engage in that same sort of disgusting behavior?🤮🤮🤮Whataboutism at its finest🤡🤡🤡

@michael-4k4000

Ай бұрын

It's actually legal in England and in most states to date or marry a 16 year old man or women. So it's not a crime on its on.

Remember that he is an actor or has more acting experience than most of us.

All of this makes me really sad. I really loved that Russel was using his platform to raise mental health and addiction awareness.

@ixizn

8 ай бұрын

@@LalaDepala00 Not so much just gullible as Brand being an incredibly charismatic man who knows how to talk-both with his body language and with his words-to draw people in and make them listen to him without having the space to question what he’s saying. He always ends with something like “but what do you think?” after presenting stuff in a very sneaky way where the unsaid part is that if you DON’T think the way he does then you’re a fool, a sheep, unenlightened etc. It’s both effective and frightening.

@ixizn

8 ай бұрын

@@LalaDepala00 Agreed, the majority of his supporters are saying that he needs to be tried in a court of law (which is funny in itself when they are so against mainstream media and government, but apparently the legal system is flawless and we can trust it fully?), but if he were to be found guilty I’m certain a lot of the same people would still be saying that was all a setup too.

@bittersweet2166

8 ай бұрын

​@@LalaDepala00 this person never said anything about being the only one who tries to help others in addiction, the person was saying they like what he's doing with himself today, but helping others in bad mental health and addiction. You went on a whole other tangent that had nothing to do with the comment you commented on. Just pointing that out.

@celeste8157

8 ай бұрын

Even psychopaths do good things. In fact, a lot of them do. The one I know does all kinds of good things. It's their saintly persona. Although, I also don't think they have actually done any bad things like Russell

@jadilewis455

8 ай бұрын

We don’t need him to raise awareness of either of those things. I was diagnosed bipolar 20 years ago. I’m on lithium. Any other combination of antipsychotic and anti epileptic (used to treat bipolar) worked. Lithium has kept me sane and alive. Equally I’ve been in rehab for alcohol a few times and I’m in recovery. I certainly haven’t benefited from him monetising on either of those subjects. Even he can’t make people understand these illnesses. And I think he’s a classic example of untreated addiction and bipolar. IMO.

Thinking back to my late teens and early twenties I’ve had some encounters with pushy handsy dates. It happens and it’s not good. But raging hormones and alcohol/drugs skew reasoning. The only reason I’d bring it up years later is if I believed that person was still using abusive behavior towards others.

I have to offer a correction, in that there are videos of other women approached by this media outlet, and they state that they were excluded, because their own stories didn't fit the narrative the media company was promoting. As well as released text messages from one of his accusers, indicating that she'd regretted the decision she'd made. So I find your commentary to be rather interesting, in the expressionary language. And commend you, for your maintaining a rather neutral stance in examining the case. It is quite refreshing.

@NicolaMaxwell

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for the correction 🙏🏼❤

@penelopegrier5073

8 ай бұрын

How old are the text messages?

@NicolaMaxwell

8 ай бұрын

@@penelopegrier5073 apparently 20 years old. They're missing parts and sure the iphone messaging service wasn't invented at that time there are two different ones. One looks worse than the other as evidence. It will easily be debunked by an expert

@saliadee2564

8 ай бұрын

I can't seem to find any of this info on youtube. I wonder why. Would you be able to name a channel or video that goes over all this stuff? I heard that in one instance the blurred-out text was readable and didn't exactly support the narrative that's being presented. If you could point me in the right direction I'd appreciate it.

@Arggggggggg

8 ай бұрын

You mention a message from an accuser where she regrets a decision she made. Regretting a decision to do something is not the same as being raped.

Another cracking analysis Spidey, thank you! 👏 😁 I was really hoping you’d cover this one. I watched RB’s video when it came out, several times. Really chuffed that I picked up on a lot of the things that you mentioned (proving that I am getting better at this), as well as a lot that I didn’t, (still a lot to learn) so please keep posting this content!! I can’t tell you how much I’ve gained both in entertainment and knowledge from watching your videos, thank you!

Spidey you did an amazing job with this analysis. I also felt his denial was confident, but you brought things into my awareness that I hadn't even noticed, you are BRILLIANT!!! That said, a lot of ppl in this comment section seem to want to judge him for his past and I don't think that's fair at all. As a former addict myself (won't say what I was addicted to) I think it is disgusting for anyone to accuse former addicts of atrocious criminal behavior just because of their past. He hasn't even been charged yet, and people want to say this and that, truly horrifying to me. Guys, people still struggle with addiction, and you making them out to be these menaces is going to make it harder for them to want to recover. That said, I am PROUD of his personal development and growth. I used to think he was grotesque, but the man he has become is so far removed from the man I saw in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" that in my eyes he is very much brand new, and has been a new man for quite some time. I enjoy his content, I think he articulates himself very well, and at the end of the day, no matter what happens to be true, I hope that justice is served!!!

@robinmiller871

8 ай бұрын

Truth is... most of us abuse an addictive, substance that's legal. Sugar, alcohol coffee.... junk food... cigarettes etc etc!

@jojotonnaer1526

8 ай бұрын

I strongly disagree; having struggled with addiction gives you a better perspective. Brand was once a wounded and self destructive man. Many people think that having addictions means being an aggressive violent person, which is most often not true. People struggling with addictions are often sensitive people that use the addictions to numb the pain of overwhelming unprocessed emotions. Brand is a different man now. The work he does is a testimony to his inner work and his love and compassion for others. He initially suffered great losses speaking up and was ridiculed. P.S. I’m a somatic therapist and part of my job is reading people’s character structures.

@Kittypaws90

8 ай бұрын

I am also proud of Russell. Love him ❤❤❤

@Kittypaws90

8 ай бұрын

@@stagnant13there’s a few things I could critique in your comment but one thing that you seem to not realize is EVERYONE is an addict of something; it doesn’t have to be the drugs, alcohol or sex. People are addicted to sugar, coffee, exercise, sports, work, etc. Anything that helps us feel good in combination with release of stress can become addictive and on some level everyone has that problem to some extent. Do you drink coffee every morning? Just stop and see how it feels Stop any of your daily *habits* and see how it feels. It’s not that hard to understand addiction.

@kat4onelove

8 ай бұрын

@@robinmiller871 don't forget one of the biggest addictions afflicting most of us these days... social media addiction, especially for the youngsters.

Your analyses are very on point. I enjoy each one of them, for they are objective and rarely I can see your opinion, which of course you are entitled to, but very professionally leave out during the analysis itself. My favorite behavioral analysis channel. Your humbleness, light sense of humor and detailed analyses are a treat every time. All the success and all kind of blesses to you always ❤

Russell Brand is a master manipulator!!!

Great job! Your talents are amazing. I’m especially struck by (and trying to learn) how you are able to spot millisecond changes in facial expressions. Aside from that, you handled this very sensitive topic beautifully, professionally, and without bias. If KZread is giving you any trouble over this, personally, I would tell them to kick sand and switch to a different platform. You don’t need this. You are nothing but fair. I would hate to see this pattern of behavior on KZread’s part lead to the kind of censorship we saw during the pandemic, when even having a GUEST on a show who articulated certain words would result in the video getting removed entirely. Keep up your wonderful work. I absolutely love your content!

I haven’t watched him, I just don’t agree with people destroying another’s life because they’re in hate of him and his stand

@LynetteA68

8 ай бұрын

How do you know that’s what they’re doing? I don’t convict anyone unless they’re proven guilty but I’m also not going to call women who didn’t even know one another ALL liars and claim they’re lying because they JUST don’t LIKE him or his stance on whatever!!! That’s ridiculous! You say you don’t agree with destroying someone well if he’s done these horrific things I’m sure these women were pretty much destroyed by his actions! Before assuming these women are lying go watch the show where they show text messages of him apologizing to a woman when she accused him of sexually assaulting her! If I did NOT sexually assault someone I’m most definitely not going to apologize for doing so!! Jus sayin it’s good to hear and see all evidence BEFORE you decide someones motives or the innocence or guilt of another!!

@ninniank9650

8 ай бұрын

Look at the timing. Don’t ASSume that I think they’re lying. A woman scorned is a terrible thing

I’m glad you broke this down for us. He is always so animated with his hands it distracts from other indicators I missed. Thank you as always!

What is strange is that he starts by claiming he’s received letters attempting to silence him him and to stop him appearing at some festivals, that he shouldn’t be allowed to attack the mainstream media, and that the specific allegations are somehow added to a lot of other stuff aimed at silencing him. But- he’s not shown the letters he says are mainly focused on what he describes. Why not? They would certainly prove his point and cause an uproar if they were an attempt to silence him- that would be a kind of blackmail. it’s more likely the letters are informing him of the content of the documentary before it’s aired and the documentary was focused on allegations of sexual misconduct. That’s why I’m sure RB was trying to control this narrative with this statement and to convince his followers that he is being attacked for his views not his (alleged) actions before they see for themselves.

@user-jf3lo6ss2i

8 ай бұрын

Exactly, he's an extremely clever man.

@StarrySkies9888

8 ай бұрын

As a follower myself - it makes perfect sense though. Been wondering for ages how it's been allowed to 'get away' with being so anti establishment. The whistle-blowers he interviews on his podcasts, the revolutionaries and people who fight the system. Its honestly impressive. The media wants you to think he's right wing and a sexual predator. Not the case.

@user-jf3lo6ss2i

8 ай бұрын

@@StarrySkies9888 It could be arguable that he's right wing, he has been critical of Obama and is critical of Biden, the support that he has got over this is predominantly from people who are right wing but to say it's not the case that he's a sexual predator..... or at least has been in the past? quite a bold statement to make from someone who is merely a follower.

@joolz2305

8 ай бұрын

But his politics are not my point. He’s saying he was threatened by a concerted attack - so if he has evidence- a letter and an email- that would be explosive Why not publish them and expose a shocking conspiracy???

@joolz2305

8 ай бұрын

@@Scatavic63 true, his followers aren’t that focused on the detail, but publishing the letter and email would a) cause an uproar in the legacy media and provide irrefutable evidence of the attempt to silence him, or b) show that these letters stated that there would be allegations made against him in the documentary, so he could refute them or attempt to place an injunction on them so it wouldn’t be aired. He has chosen to veil them in secrecy.

I don't like Russell Brand but I do admire his ability to persuade and speak to an audience. You picked up quite a few nuances of his behaviour that Joe Ordinary would never have spotted. At the end of the day he has a right to defend himself in a court of law, not the court of public opinion.

@FergieVlogJM

8 ай бұрын

Can you please tell me why you don't like Russell Brand?

@auntdello5286

8 ай бұрын

He has every right to defend himself in both the court of law AND the court of public opinion!

@juliepowell2572

8 ай бұрын

As I said, I very much admire his ability to defend an argument and his rational approach to said discussions. His manner is just a bit too manic for my taste. @@FergieVlogJM

@melissalungu1637

8 ай бұрын

He won’t be tried in court, because no one has taken him to court. This is a smear campaign. I’m thinking that these girls would’ve come forward a long time ago off they wanted to take him to court.

@delanielockhart9380

8 ай бұрын

I think if he's being tried in the court of popular opinion by the UK parliament and social media, he has every right to defend himself anywhere he can. There's been no charges, just allegations made by unidentified complainants, so it doesn't look like he's going to get his day in court to defend himself. Remember Johnny Depp and Amber Heard......seems there are people out there that who do lie so innocent until proven guilty seems like it might be a far more fair way to go.....oh and wait, isn't that the supposed ethos of the western world. Another one bites the dust!

I'm so glad your content on this was allowed to air. Yes, behaviorally speaking I agree, it's a good denial vs. someone like Amber H. ❤

@ravenswood118

8 ай бұрын

Amber Heard told the truth, and body language is pseudoscience. Deal with it.

@melissasw64

8 ай бұрын

Oh yes. Amber was absolutely lying

You've taught me so much about analyzing behavior, but I'm most thankful that you help me be more non-judgemental and reasonable! ❤

@sole__doubt

8 ай бұрын

Being judgemental is fine as long as you are open to changing that judgement with more info.

Throughout the video he displayed manipulative traits. Wearing a white (colour conveying innocence) shirt. Hand gesturing directly to the viewer(come on get on my side) micro shakes of the head when making affirmations of innocence (I can’t believe what I’m saying) , and the ‘call to arms in his signature ‘sign off’. Wow.😮

Thank youu!! All the other videos I've come across of body language "experts" have been so restrictive.. this means this and that means that for every person. Which you acknowledged in this video! The knowledge you share is so open and beneficial for lack of better words. Thanks! :)

He gives me culty vibes. Don’t know much about the fella but the way he dressed up in white and all “peace”, the triangle chain and his overall calculated speech. His presence and everything screams at me gurl run. We didn’t discuss about the choices. Great video ❤

@zigzzagz5732

8 ай бұрын

Vibes.

@bonniejosavland3227

8 ай бұрын

Dragon flies on his ladies 👚 not manly at all!

@cyndigooch1162

8 ай бұрын

I totally agree with you and I was manipulated into joining a bizarre religious cult (I didn't get as far into it as others though) when I was young, so have developed a radar for those types of people and Russell Brand is the epitome of a cult leader, IMHO! I want to add that HG Tudor has done an excellent, albeit confronting, series about his behaviour, which verified my strong intuition on the matter. 😊

@Wings_of_foam

4 ай бұрын

He tries to portray himself as someone he isn't. Just like John Lennon who actually was a very bad person.

I appreciate the responsible way you provide all of your analyses; I can always trust that you will be fair, avoid generalizations, point out all the nuances of body language, and never jump to conclusions. Thank you for giving helpful information so that we can form our own opinions!

I've been a fan of Russell's Stay Free spiritual awakening movements for 2-3 years. His willingness to embrace new ideologies from the guets he brings to us shows he's constantly evolving. He's a human being. I would not waste 1 second of my time if i didn't believe him to be a genuine individual with much balanced knowledge to offer us all. I believe this tragedy is a pivoting time for him giving him the opportunity to grow beyond everyone's expectations. I disagree with the way it was brought straight to media instead the proper police authorities. I wrote down a quote he said in a short KZread video from a few? years back and ironically pulled that particular notebook out today "All pain is an invitation to burn EGO All pain is an invitation to let go of something. " Russell Brand, the video was titled 'When they don't live you back'. Please know I'm not saying he's a Saint or perfect but his intentions are genuine, he keeps himself real and has devoted this part of his life to helping us evolve. Spiritually and temporally. He is so observant, intelligent and an activist for us all. I enjoyed watching your analysis, thank you.

I love how your analysis videos always seek to educate instead of swaying us one way or another

I actually didn't like how he said, "that I absolutely deny". If someone had accused me of doing something criminal, I'd have said, "which absolutely didn't happen." Or "which I never did". Anyone can deny something. Saying you deny it is not the same as saying it's not true. Like if you said to someone, "did you do this?" Which sounds more believable, "no, I didn't do it" - or - "I deny it"?

@nattiejanes

8 ай бұрын

Could just be different usage of language between American and British English

@ruthhase-gutierrez9830

8 ай бұрын

@@nattiejanes I've heard plenty of British people say, "it never happened.". I'm not saying he did anything, I can't possibly know that. I'm just saying I don't like the word choice, as it's a word slippery people use to avoid saying outright that they didn't do it.

@Eidelmania

8 ай бұрын

I think he is guilty. His own stand up and documented actions are damning.

Spidey, will you analyze his second video, please? What's interesting, without a judgement of guilt or innocence, is while this week of RB on blast, the UK passed legislation to allow intrusive government access to breach privacy, most specifically on "digital platforms." Behind the scenes, the UK Parliament was also writing letters to all digital platforms, "suggesting" in less than subtlety to demonitize RB. Interesting, imho. Your analysis is so interesting, neutral, balanced, and informative, more is always an option...lol! Truly!💜 I understand you have at least 2 jobs, so if not more, much appreciation for the effort in providing weekly content!

@ChefNourhan

8 ай бұрын

He is probably already on it ;)

@ChefNourhan

8 ай бұрын

His tone seemed more serious and he blinked more and his eyes were more relaxed , he still used hand gestures but less intensely and he over all seemed calmer and more focused

@myra1966

8 ай бұрын

I though Russell was on the brink of crying a couple of times in the second video

@rustyphoenixarts9454

8 ай бұрын

Everything you said should make everyone scared.

@anderslarsen4412

8 ай бұрын

That's conspiracy brain rot. You're insinuating that a 4 year long journalistic investing by 2 different media is really all about taking the focus away from a vote in Parliament? Lol. And yes. Brand has been spreading wildly speculative conspiracy theories about so many things these past years. Covid, vaccines, and that the (very reasonable) measures to curb the effects of the pandemic being some covert attempt of government control (lol). Of course people in government thinks he's being damaging.

Very nice one Spidey. I'm glad you found a way to have it be out here, at least for now. Love the notes, and explanations. It gives perspective! The extra explanation at the end on "what body language analysis is and isn't" has never been clearer haha. It's a thing of beauty.😘 I noticed that cut, thought is was an odd choice, specifically since he is so emphatic in his denial, I figured they may wanna do a retake that leaves 0 questions for the viewers. Maybe there wasn't time.🤷🏼‍♀️ The going back to his comfortzone at the end had me raise an eyebrow, I'm glad you added some perspective there. That helps, and indeed it shows some great techniques for speaking to both a known and new audience. Cool lil masterclass.😊 The only videos I had seen before where in interview settings where he is shown at an angle, so i though the centre of the camera was for added impact. but as your analysis and some members pointed out, that in this setting he is almost always centre stage, so that didn't say much haha. Other than everything you allready mentioned one small detail that suggest to me that this video is indeed what he believes to be the truth, is that when he speaks about being open and transparent in his past, that he literally points both tumbs behind himself. It's his past. His viewpoint. It's not a story to us ( where he might point to past n present as a timeline). it seems to be his experience shared with us. That was a fun little detail. Standing alone it doesn't say much, but it compliments the facial expressions and his emphasis nicely. I have no big opinion on if he crossed lines or not either. But I agree, as public denials go, it's a strong one. And indeed it doesn't tell me much about anything in the case itself. What it does tell me is that you once again gave stellar content. Well rounded and fair and kind as always. Thank you 😘

I loved this analysis! Was fast-moving, very interesting & seemed very fair & objective. Thank you!

Russell Brand blinks more often when he's for example interviewing somebody and discussion goes into some unexpected places that require more quick wit and improvisation. But when he's prepared and knows what to say he often has this non-blinking stare. I believe it's due to his acting background. He simply knew what to say on this video and was going through prepared lines. That indeed doesn't mean much in terms of lying or telling the truth.

@radish6740

8 ай бұрын

Sociopaths don’t blink as much as neurotypicals, either.

@filuska

8 ай бұрын

@@radish6740 Well, if you watch interviews with him, quite recently he's done a few, he blinks as much as everybody soo.. what's your point?

@DawnDavidson

8 ай бұрын

@@radish6740kinda bothers me that you are putting “sociopaths” in the bucket with “neurodivergent people.” Generally “neurodivergence” is reserved for those on the autism spectrum and/or ADHD. It’s occasionally broadened to include learning disorders. Such people have empathy, but often are “out of sync” in social cues and behaviors, not because they are being manipulative, but because they honestly see things quite differently. They are usually extremely honest, sometimes to a fault. Sometimes their habit of avoiding eye contact can be seen - incorrectly - as a sign of guilty feelings by people who don’t understand the origin of the behavior. Neurodiverse folks often avoid eye contact with everyone at all times because it’s overwhelming to them. Sociopathy, on the other hand, usually indicates someone lacking in empathy, who lacks a conscience, and who are very manipulative. They lie extremely easily because of those things, and it’s hard to tell that they are lying because they don’t display the signs of stress others show while lying. They are often quite likely to stare you right in the eye while lying. These are two very different groups of people. While yes, technically both types of brains differ from “the norm”, someone with sociopathy (aka Antisocial Personality Disorder, in the DSM) is not “neurodivergent.” - signed, someone both neurodivergent and in grad school for Counseling Psychology towards becoming a licensed therapist.

@natalielefebvre1628

8 ай бұрын

Mmmm, you are very smart . Actor can be very narcissistic and play all of us . He did the to himself

@jonathanmacdonald

8 ай бұрын

@@DawnDavidsonThis is SUCH a great answer. Legend.

Very helpful. Again a huge thank you- for the info and your very respectful style!

I’m so glad you were able to upload this, Spidey! It doesn’t seem like it’s missing anything at all! Great job! 👍

Nice work Spidey. Love how neutral you keep it. You have such skill in all you do. 21:02 weird hand/finger movements punctuating RB's words in this sentence that jumped out at me as i watched it a few days ago. It looks so deliberate. I wonder if anyone else noticed.....

Thank you for this even, very level analysis! I have to preface this as saying I’m not a Russell Brand follower- he’s way too manic for me and watching him wears me out. I do agree with many of the things he says though about the media and such. Yes, due to his drug use he could very well be remembering the encounters differently from how they happened. And again the alleged victims could also be remembering the encounters differently too. I wouldn’t be surprised one way or the other. What I do find concerning is that the narrative says that his behavior was a well known secret in Hollywood. Why didn’t someone speak out then? Why didn’t someone speak out when we were hearing about Harvey Weinstein and Bill Cosby? Why now? The timing makes it suspicious to me. And then there’s the thought of who knew about this and why didn’t they say anything? Kinda makes them accomplices.

@lucid6891

8 ай бұрын

He's been sober 20 years; he wasn't using drugs at the time these accusations were meant to have taken place.

@omeboy487

8 ай бұрын

this post makes too much sense.

@johnsoos6907

8 ай бұрын

​@@coolbreeze3What reminds you of PRESIDENT Trump? President Trump NEVER raped or sexually assaulted anyone.

@lucid6891

8 ай бұрын

@@coolbreeze3 He celebrated 20 years sober on his Instagram, he literally made a post about it

@lilme7052

8 ай бұрын

He's not manic now. He lives a very calm wholesome life.

I will not say I believe 100% that he is innocent. HOWEVER, this very obvious collaborated effort on the media's part to shut him down (not conspiracy, its a fact) makes me lean towards his innocence. Even this video had a strike and Spidey couldn't run ads on it, which is so stupid. Spidey is not the only KZreadr that has been penalized for sharing any content related to this at all. I'll put it this way: if the media was fair about these accusations, and people weren't literally getting struck by social media algorithms just for talking about this subject, I would be 50/50 on this matter until the truth has been brought to light. But ppl need to seriously question why people aren't even allowed to have a conversation about this before charges have even been made. Freedom of Speech is under attack, and I fear this is just the beginning. At least Spidey was able to post the video, but not allowing for ads will make this video get a lot less views than it should. My question is, who is rich and powerful enough to have the influence over something like KZread and tell them to censor content about Russel Brand? and why? Think for your yourselves people.

@KaYakzz

8 ай бұрын

The video will have as many views as his other videos, but he will just not profit from them because it has no ads.

@sylvias5087

8 ай бұрын

Why is youtube not showing any backbone? KZread must know that ultimately the MSM hate the platform and want to destroy it. KZread should not contribute to its own destruction.

@hannaheye

8 ай бұрын

Says it all

@sanrafaelhoa1363

8 ай бұрын

C o v i d natural remedy free speech all over again....

@kateashby3066

8 ай бұрын

You understand that both can be true. He can be a creep and the media can be out to ruin him. The evidence is there, you just have to look and accept it.

Now you have evidence that one of the accusers went to a rape crises center after the incident and there are alleged messages between RB & the victim were he 100% appears to admit to nonconsentual sex, including apologies, etc. His "relationships" may have been consensual but that doesn't mean all the activity within them was. Those are two different things and words matter.

@wikisfortress5937

8 ай бұрын

The word ""consent" means nothing at this point. Women these days can take back their consent after years of the relationship. Amazing.

@rockymountainskies1744

8 ай бұрын

@wikisfortress5937 I don't agree with that statement and in the cases where that is attempted its 100% wrong. But it has nothing to do with what I have said regardless. I'm pretty sure going to a rape crises center and having DNA taken, underwear confiscated as evidence, and text messages saying "no, means no", and apologizing isn't someone changing their mind years after the fact. How is what you are saying relevant to what appears to be someone legitimately seeking medical care after a rape?

Here is what I consider best practices when trying to evaluate claims of sexual assault: 1) Pay no attention, none, zero, to the reputation of the accused. We all thought Bill Cosby was too decent to be a serial rapist; that's how much we can trust reputation. 2) Focus on consistency of the accusations. Do the accusations change in fundamental ways over time? If so, consider them false. As a rape survivor once explained, when you've been a victim, there are no "versions" of what happened to you; there is only the horrible, unwanted reality of what happened. Now, I'm not talking about minor details that could conceivably shift because the trauma of an assault would make some recollections hazy; I'm talking about the accusation itself: what happened, where and when did it happen? 3) What happened immediately after the event in question? Are there witnesses who say the victim was in a traumatized condition? There may not be any direct physical evidence of an assault, but if people can corroborate at least elements of the story, that lends some credibility.

@aerialpunk

8 ай бұрын

Just to talk about point 3 - that one can be iffy. I was once drugged and nearly raped (thankfully he didn't go through with it) and the next day I was acting like nothing happened. I was coming up with all kinds of reasons I might have been unable to walk and passed out after only having not even half a drink. Denial can be a powerful thing. But that said, the other points you mentioned still hold - I've never changed one detail about what happened except that I finally acknowledged, years later, that it was drugging/almost rape. But I had people who would be able to say I was acting unusual that night, and the friend I told the next day recognised it for what it was immediately, even if I was in denial. I just wanted to point out that because of the nature of it, the person's emotions or perceptions of events might not stay the same... but certainly the description of what happened and where should be fairly consistent.

@kingbeauregard

8 ай бұрын

@@aerialpunkFair enough, there can be cases where the victim wasn't acting traumatized, like in your situation.

@christinecollins6648

8 ай бұрын

Bill Cosby had a dangerous reputation for years, read early descriptions of Lisa Bonnet’s issues

@stephaniepurcell9327

8 ай бұрын

Well said

@moneebaad6147

8 ай бұрын

Read the whole text message, atm it is the only credible evidence... Stelthing is not rape. The text messages are being used to push the false narrative that they reference rape. They don't, they reference condom removal.

*SPIDEY… It’s important to note, there’s a thing called the “Right Of Reply” in journalism, whereby the subject of an exposé, for instance, is informed ahead of time of the SPECIFIC allegations and content of the article, or documentary in this case, so they can include a formal statement in the article, or documentary, stating the subjects official response, if the subject so chooses. Obviously, Russell decided to respond himself but he absolutely knew the specific details of all allegations when he posted this video to KZread!!*

another amazing analysis by spidey! i love your in depth explanations and your impartiality.

Spidey you are the coolest dude, I love your vids. It is a bit unsettling to know that people with your training and experience can read us like a book and see things we don’t want to reveal, but still I love it. Fascinating stuff. Keep up the great work my dude

Yes I agree that Russell seems to have convinced himself that he’s telling the truth. But I can say that those with firsthand experience of working with him say he’s a narcissist and full of his own importance. Narcissists are great at convincing themselves that they are telling the truth and others are out to get them. This fits.

@IndigoHazelnut

8 ай бұрын

To be fair.. These days every second person is accused of being a narcissist.. 😅

@gracebateman777

8 ай бұрын

Narcissist does not automatically equal rapist though. Let's keep in mind the seriousness of the allegations.

I like the sea change around situations like Brand's, as reflected in the comments below. I think the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard defamation case made people pause around these accusations. It is always essential to take an accuser seriously enough to thoroughly investigate the allegations. Still, with Depp, many people online AND in media outlets automatically sided with his accuser, Amber Heard, and assumed he was a wife-beater. It turns out that not only was that not true, but the abuser (physically, emotionally, and mentally) turned out to be the accuser while Depp was actually the one who was abused. Some mainstream media outlets stood by Amber regardless of the evidence and the outcome of the defamation trial. However, the public seemed to have learned from that trial: Believe the accuser to ensure an investigation happens, then wait without judgment until the case is over. That is a massive step toward embracing the legal status of "Innocent until proven guilty." I don't know if Brand is innocent or guilty. Are these his victims, and he was too drugged up to remember that he forced himself on them? Or are they the new Amber Heards and trying to make money from the one-night stands they had years ago? Only an investigation will let us know. So we wait.

@RoseJacksonHRJ

8 ай бұрын

I think that Amber exaggerated but I also don’t think Depp was entirely innocent. It was clearly a toxic relationship on both sides. It annoys me when people make out Depp to be a saint when he’s clearly just as problematic.

@jeremyhennessee6604

8 ай бұрын

​@@RoseJacksonHRJagreed ma'am. But ultimately I think it's pretty bizarre how near-fanatically invested others become in the drama of famous persons to begin with. Man-unkind is a Species that craves Spectacle I suppose.

The thing that happen at BBC2 radio was said on air. The lady phoned her boss to tell them what happened to her and the boss said Brand is talking about it live on air right now. Brand was laughing about it.

Man! You are so good at this - and so very balanced!!! Great analysis. Liked and subscribed.

Love your videos man. Keep them coming.

Spidey, I do hope you have the chance to analyze the accusers too. That would be interesting

I often forget to blink when annoyed about something, including injustice. I often get angry and worked up about things, including injustice. You should see me now!!! However, I am a 77 year old woman who, I assure you, has never raped or sexually assaulted anyone.

As he says it “Im being transparent about it NOW” NOW is key. He sounds as if he should receive an award for telling us, and the undertone is him being a victim. 🤔

You are absolutely one of my favorites people on the internet. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

FINALLY.... Someone doing a body language analysis that has taken the time to educate themselves on RB's BASELINE!!! THANK YOU!!! 🔥💜🔥 #justiceforrussellbrand

@jeannieloveandlight3105

8 ай бұрын

Justice for a groomer 😑! You need help!

@NicolaMaxwell

8 ай бұрын

@@jeannieloveandlight3105 If your loved one was accused or you of something you were innocent of I'm sure you'd like to be innocent unless proven guilty but you'd rather stay toxic in the drama, 16 is legal in the UK too and if you look at the "evidence" you'll maybe get a clear picture what could really be going on. Love and light my arse Jeannie. You don't understand that.

@NicolaMaxwell

8 ай бұрын

#Justiceforrussellbrand

@colind7678

8 ай бұрын

#prisonforrusselbrand

Hey, just a heads up that Russell was clean and sober for a few years prior to the time of the alleged events. Obviously, we still can’t know the full truth, but for me this highlights the fact that he wasn’t in his out-of-control phase.

@cyndigooch1162

8 ай бұрын

Thank you very much for mentioning this important fact and I want to add that many people continue their predatory behaviour after stopping drinking etc by attending AA and NA meetings, as well as doing the 12 steps, which is covered in a documentary called the The 13th Step. 🙁

@jennifermariejoyce

8 ай бұрын

@@cyndigooch1162 Yep, I’ve witnessed that in the 12 step environment. Mostly I just wanted to clarify for the timeline.

As someone who has also had a period of extreme promiscuity in the past, I can speak a little about that lifestyle. When you are promiscuous, you have or develop skills that allow you to read the atmosphere and various microexpressions. You almost develop a sort of radar that helps identify those who are going to be more open to your advances. However, for balance, it is also true that individuals who are receptive to the promiscuity of others tend to be hypersexualized themselves. It has been my experience that when activities occur in those encounters that are outside the normal range of things, it has always been the other person who puts the suggestion of "naughtier" activities into play in the game of flirtation. I am a very open and accepting person; people feel they can approach me without hesitation. I can also present whatever various faces I need to in any particular situation. I can say with full confidence that I have never suggested that "we" do anything in particular or try something a bit more naughty. For instance, some people fantasize about a little rough play. Some are the pushers, and some are the pushies. It is not unusual for someone who has always fantasized about wanting some aggression to later reflect on it and decide they don't like it. It made them feel vulnerable or unsafe. But that is the risk each person in casual sexual encounters takes and must own their part in. I would actually enjoy some verbal repartee with RB. It would be interesting to pick and poke at him to see if I could get him to react first or if it would be the other way around. My superpower has always been that I can read men extremely well. It's a natural ability I've developed over time that began at a young age. I get no sense that Russell has ever hurt anyone or forced himself, no matter how high or drunk he may have been. I see in him the type of person who just wants to enjoy sex and intimacy because it feels good in the moment, because he's met someone else who wants to join him, and because they can. It is no more complicated than that. It's not for everyone, but that doesn't mean it's aggregious behavior, harmful, or "bad" for those who do. People in general confuse "sex" and "love,", believing they are or should be the same thing. Sex is something you do because you can, because it feels good, and because it's fun to do. Being in love, making love, and sharing that deeper connection with another person is entirely different from sex; sex is actually at the very bottom of the list of important things when you're in love with another person. And I just realized I've written another short novel 🤣

@mark8544

8 ай бұрын

Yes, but Russell Brand is straight, his behaviour in this regard is unusual......for persons of your " tastes" not so much.....

@johnwilliams8818

8 ай бұрын

Being straight has nothing to do with promiscuity, Mark, and even during that time? My "tastes" included both sexes (at the same time 😲) and anything and everything you can imagine. The example was just that, not a preference or a "taste". RB was a young man who had fame and fortune and who enjoyed sex as often as he could find it. Also, just because you are straight? That doesn't mean you do not seek opportunity. There are women (and men) who chase that type of person solely to put a notch in their belts. The *_only_* time the experience becomes important? Is when someone flashes money in their faces to tell their story. The juicer, the better. The sad part of this story is that these women were probably as drunk or high as RB, and anyone who has indulged knows that our inhibitions drop and we do things we normally would never do. 😲

@mark8544

8 ай бұрын

@@johnwilliams8818 Yes, but your type/kind/group are notoriously promiscuous, heterosexuals are not.......but thanks for making my point.

Let’s not forget he’s had a sex addiction problem for sometime , plenty of women have come forward saying he’s very pushy with sexual come ons

Fascinating content as usual. Very balanced and even handed.

As always, a competent, researched analysis! Thank you for your hard work and for sharing your talent with us, Spidey!! Love your channel!!!

I loved this objective and balanced analysis, you have one more subscriber, looking forward to learning and getting food for thought from your videos 😊

I'm curious about whether being a narcissist would influence body language (whether the narcissist's body language tends to be different/more deceptive, and should their body language be deciphered using another set of tools). I suspect narcissists believe their own lies, but I wonder what their body language reveals. This has less to do with Russel Brand is a more general question.

@waterdragon2224

8 ай бұрын

Interesting question. We all saw Amber heard on the stand last year. That’s how a guilty lying manipulative narcissist acts. Granted Brand is probably a much better actor than her (who isn’t), but he came across very believable imo. She never did.

@moneebaad6147

8 ай бұрын

​@@waterdragon2224you should read jds text messages and watch Amber's recordings and watch the police footage and NOT the worthless agenda driven articles!! No SA victim is cross examined the way she was anymore, for good reason. That was a horrific example of how not to conduct a trial!!!

@waterdragon2224

8 ай бұрын

@@moneebaad6147 I watched the real trial thanks. Why are you attacking me? I don’t know you! Wtf?!🤷🏼‍♀️😳

@jeremyhennessee6604

8 ай бұрын

@camillereid: look up confabulation.

@lornocford6482

8 ай бұрын

As I understand it, the body is leaking from the subconscious. This means that it wouldn't be any different with a narcissist because their subconscious still knows the truth. Where there is a difference is with psychopaths because they don't have the same emotions and psychological make up as all other humans. They don't get the fear and shame response that everyone else has. It doesn't mean that there's never any leaking, but there's going to be a lot less.

Thank you so much for your fair, unbiased, analysis. There are too many Tik Tok “analysts”spewing nonsense right now, and I appreciate so much having a reliable, trustworthy, source. I am going to just refer people here when I see them from now on. 😅

@welshlady

8 ай бұрын

Oh i second that!

@gordianknot6867

8 ай бұрын

Unbiased? He literally said “you can see this when he says some incredibly stupid stuff” He’s not unbiased.

@TheDlv72887

8 ай бұрын

@@gordianknot6867 13:11 I know exactly where you’re talking about, because it caught me off guard and I had to listen again. 😆 Brand himself says “and some pretty stupid stuff” …. So what spidey actually says there, is “you can see this as he says “and some pretty stupid stuff.” … talking about his eyebrow flash (I believe) while brand is saying “and some pretty stupid stuff”. I hope that made sense, lol. It’s hard to explain.

2:06 I got held up by checking if baroque had some street meaning I was unaware of. (He said 'barok' but I assume it's just an alternative pronunciation.) The dictionary says: "characterized by grotesqueness, extravagance, complexity, or flamboyance". That actually describes Russell quite well. I assume he'll say that any woman near him should know his reputation and not be around him if they didn't want to be his next target, but on with the show...

I like the use of “stay free” at the end. He just told his audience that he encourages free thinking. He almost is giving full permission to his audience to have their own thoughts and use their own intelligence to come to a conclusion. But, since he brilliantly used the words at the end of his statement, he molded the audience’s thought process toward supporting him. Here’s a celebrity who has basically complimented his audience by acknowledging that they are intelligent, free thinkers and can rise above the media cramming their ideas down the audience’s throats. The audience will at least subconsciously recognize that compliment and be generous with their opinions toward him.

@coreyaruecker

8 ай бұрын

It’s not as calculated as you think. He says that at the end of every video

I find your videos very interesting and informative. Keep it up👍

It was hard to read those micro expressions because Russell is so expressive when he talks I'm focusing more on what he's saying than watching those facial expressions. You broke it down brilliantly thank you! I'm not a fan of Russell I never liked the way he behaved with women all those accusations come from many years ago when it was his whole schtick was about getting his end away he was rewarded with high profile jobs and roles for acting that way women threw themselves at him he wasn't a preditor he just took advantage. In the documentary they imply he was guilty of rape and they used a text of him saying sorry the next day but when I saw the whole messages he was apologising for having how's your father without a condom. The Government sent letters to sites that host his videos and put pressure on them to shut him down. I not judging guilty or innocent you need to establish that in a court of law not trial by media. There is a co ordinated attack on him. That's not conspiracy that's fact. I support his right for free speech and the right of women to voice their experiences.

@smoovjazz8029

8 ай бұрын

I would end up in an insane asylum if i had to focus on his expressions. He's way too unhinged for me

@TheRuthdobson

8 ай бұрын

Perfectly put 👏

@verlinswarey507

8 ай бұрын

Exactly-well said.

@Malepical

8 ай бұрын

"..for having how's your father without a condom." 😂😂😂 IDK if that was a mistake or not but it's a hilarious euphemism for.. relations.. lmao

@NicolaMaxwell

8 ай бұрын

The women were consenting to it. They knew he was promiscuous and not looking for a relationship so people need to stop thinking that women are innocent because they sleep around with men who are definitely not going to marry them. I support his right to free speech and encourage it, he has the balls to stand against establishments most wouldn't dare. 🙏🏼💫

As someone who didn't particularly like Brand because of how he portrayed himself earlier in his career; when he said people had been saying he needs to watch out and they're coming for you, I rolled my eyes and wrote it off as conspiracy echo chamber comments at best. I didn't think it was true because a lot of people had been saying it, according to him. I hadn't seen these people saying it myself, and were already critical to his channel from the limited exposure to his content I've had in recent years, seeing him as a bit of a conspiracy nut. I still think it's a bit far fetched and conspiracy theorist in nature, but it certainly didn't help when I looked at the Channel 4 News "documentary", that it completely painted him as guilty. It weren't news reporting, it was straight up sentencing, accompanied with sinister music, a series of choice clipped quotes from his edgier comedian days, cut to fit together with silhouettes of actors and supposed altered voices of the anonymous real victims describing what had allegedly happened to them. Then Rumble comes out condemning a branch of the UK parliament for having reached out to get them to demonitize his content without any trial. TikTok having received a similar letter from the same UK parliament branch where they ask for his content to be demonitized even if it were to be within the Content Guidelines of the platform. Wouldn't surprise me if KZread got the same letter and complied, as he is currently demonitized. I don't like to see someone being convicted before they have even been charged, before they have been tried, and before they have been convicted. To be judged and executed based on accusations from someone anonymous because a few media outlets paints it as real. And that is evidently happening with this case. These companies and the UK government are making his cooky conspiracy theories seem almost plausible. Now, I don't actually think the media is trying to silence him, that he was too close to the truth or anything like that, but I certainly think it's very dangerous for a body of the UK government to involve themselves in what is basically censorship. That is a dangerous step in the direction of having a government-controlled state-censored media. A future where we all live in dictatorships that decides what the public gets to view, what is deemed acceptable to them, something most people and governments supposedly condemns. If he is guilty, I hope he gets his due punishment. But I refuse to take accusations as truth before anything has at least gone through a trial.

@robinmiller871

8 ай бұрын

We do live in a media, echo chamber that reports insynch, what they are told. Now that you're beginning to see it... it will only get worse. Buckle up... the disillusionment, is a bitter pill.

@codeXenigma

8 ай бұрын

Not sure why you are surprised the government are getting involved. They set the laws of the country. They choose how broadcasting is regulated. The BBC was the first channel on TV. He can continue his channel he just can't get money for it. To be fair most advertisers would have dropped him anyway. It will be interesting to see if he continues his channel even though he can't make an income from it anymore. Depends how important it is to him to have a voice and public platform.

@wayneerichsen

8 ай бұрын

I followed russel when he was borderline progressive, he's turned into a grifter and I almost hope he is guilty so the crap he spreads stops. Almost, just so disappointed that someone who used to do so much for poor communities in UK, turn into a covid vaccine grifter.

@jettyd69

8 ай бұрын

He set this all up. He knew this was coming.

@maccagrabme

8 ай бұрын

@@wayneerichsen 6 million+ will be tuning in when he comes on Rumble tomorrow and there is nothing you can do about it, the cat is out the bag and he will be telling it as it is to millions of sheep, its obvious to anyone sensible what is going on here with them so desperately trying to silence him, there is no solid evidence at all, if YOU dont wake up soon and turn off theTel lie vision then your western way of life will soon be over because you are an easy target and you arent using your most valuable asset, your mind which is why you juiced yourself up and are now regretting it.

Your videos are so infomative. Thank you.

Spot on analysis as always. Awesome unbiased content. Thank you ❤

Good morning Spidey. Thanks for posting this. I had no idea there was anything going on with Russell Brand

Excellent Spidey! I particularly enjoyed this because it's about someone I watch regularly so his baseline is already familiar to me.😊❤

@DawnDavidson

8 ай бұрын

I don’t watch him regularly, so it’s harder for me to see the differences. I can imagine that someone you are familiar with would make this a very interesting analysis. He’s certainly an attractive man (at least to me!), and that is also well known to skew people’s opinions. He also reminds me (visually) of someone I know who has certainly committed (as in, at least once was convicted of) some not-dissimilar acts. So I’m alert to some of the ways I’m both inclined to believe and disbelieve what he says, based on my own experiences and feelings. It’s so hard to sort these things out. If or when this goes to trial, I hope it would be televised, so we could see it and judge for ourselves, as with Depp v Heard (where I believe justice was finally served, in Depp’s favor.) Russell Brand is true to his name: he’s a firebrand. He’s created a presence that’s somewhat “bigger than life.” It’s going to make it difficult to sort the truth from the lies. But not impossible, as we saw with Depp. That said, as with Depp, the mainstream media is like a dog with a bone, and they may not give up their narrative even AFTER a verdict in a court of law that goes against their assertions. I truly hope Brand didn’t do what he’s accused of, and that the accusers are able to find peace and healing from whatever did actually happen.

@ricanhavoc9965

8 ай бұрын

@@DawnDavidson that was very insightful!❤️

@hannaheye

8 ай бұрын

@@DawnDavidson If what they really wanted was peace and healing, why did they wait to be hounded and almost certainly paid by journalists, and get involved in a smear campaign movie intead of going to the police? A little odd.

I always learn so much from your perspective of breaking down gestures with what is being said. Thank you

I was replaying that part with the micro expression over and over again and I think I finally saw it :D. People are complicated, glad you are giving some insights :)

The Russell “Brand” is him being himself. I’ve always liked him for his transparency. Also for his exceptional interpersonal skills as they translate on screen. He always seems to understand the narrative, but doesn’t need to conform to it for self-preservation. He knows who he is. As for the analysis, I think it was done well and is on point. I agree.

Have to say, brilliant analysis - I saw many BA creators videos about this topic and 'observed' lol another analyst and he was very biased while you did a great unbiased job and pointed out far more than any other analyst as well. Thanks as always! My empath input picked up fear and sadness immediately in his eyes so very glad you picked up that eye change too - I was honestly shocked when I first saw his eyes in the video, that's what a great change it was from his usual vids which I watch often. Anyhow, LOVE YOU MR SPIDEYMAN xoxo

As a recovering alcoholic following the 12 steps like Brand I can tell you outright that rigorous honesty is imperative and becomes a habit. Brand would find lying over something like this extremely uncomfortable and anyone would spot it a mile off.

1) The accusers didn't go to the media, the media sought them out - over 100 women, they found FOUR - and the ones who said RB was fine and harmless were dismissed. 2) The UK Government got involved! Having RB de-platformed - unable to make money, or pay his staff. This is disturbing AF. 3) He's been going against the Narrative of the Status Quo and questioning "Authority" for a while now and "they" need to shut him up. 4) Cardi B admits to worse crimes, she still has a KZread channel. R Kelly has been CHARGED with SA crimes. He still has a youtube channel. There are many more criminals making money on youtube, yet RB gets cancelled due to ALLEGATIONS? Not Cool.

@mahalalettvin7675

8 ай бұрын

this just piqued my interest. got sources or links for my trip down this rabbit hole?

@e.sterling141

8 ай бұрын

Yeah that's all true. Whether these allegations have any merit to them at all, one thing I have no doubt of, Brand was targeted. They LOOKED for something to hang him with. This was absolutely a hit job either way. Whether because he's wildly successful and taking their place as a news source, or because what he's speaking about is enlightening people to the corruption among our federal government. (Probably both.) But he speaks the truth and backs it up with evidence. Which I massively respect. I don't even have to agree with him on every political topic. One thing I will say, I saw the alleged text from one of the "victims" and even in that text she's not claiming he raped her. She's alleging she had made it clear to him in their prior sexual encounter that she wanted him to wear a condom, and that this current time he didn't, agaisnt those wishes. If this is true I can imagine a few scenarios how this might have went down, but either way this clearly isn't the same as penetrating a woman's orifice against her will. (As the media is spinning it.) And that's not to say that if he chose not to wear a condom against her wishes that it's ok. Just that rape as we all recognize it, is something much more sinister and evil than what she's alleging. I don't know what sexual assault the other girls are alleging. But I do know that our current vernacular defines sexual assault to be something as small as putting your hand on a woman's lower back uninvited. So I'm taking that specific term with a grain of salt. Anyway, to your point Hollywood is full of creeps and people who've done heinous things. But the way it works now is that as long as you walk the politically correct line and repeat the accepted talking points, the media isn't going to look for ways to hurt you. That's a fact.

@e.sterling141

8 ай бұрын

Btw, a perfect example of the media choosing who they want to ruin? Howard Stern. Not only was he one of the grossest, most misogynistic, offensive famous person anyone knew of, EVERYONE KNEW. And no one gave 2 shits how demeaning he was to women. Inviting them on to strip to a bikini so he could point out there tiny (percieved) flaws. And I found out recently (and heard the audio clip) that the day after the Columbine massacre, he was talking about it, and mentioning all the hot HIGH SCHOOL girls running out of the school during the shooting. Then proceeded to actually say that the killers should have raped some of the girls before finishing their plan. He actually freaking said that. And he wasn't joking. And yet somehow this man is beloved by our media and gets a pass. I can't imagine that has anything at all to do with the fact that he repeatedly states the mainstream talking points, and unapologetically identifies as woke. Couldn't be related at all, or matter to our ever progressive media.🙄 It's such a joke. 😒

Russell Brand has been trained throughout his career about eye contact with the Camera Lens, and he does it well.

@NewfyPearl

8 ай бұрын

I think Spidey would agree, as the Behaviour Panel have said...knowledge of the strategy is not foolproof. In the end Russell is still a human and real emotion will leak out.

Brand is a highly charismatic and highly manipulative individual who knows exactly what he is doing. No comment on his status of guilt or whether consent was given or not, but the trend of his behaviour speaks to treating women like a commodity and I am not cool with that

He's like, "Oh no hell no, is anyone going get away with lying about me." I've watched him before, I've read his book, I've seen him in interviews. He connects in a very honest genuine way and he is consistent with that here.

I was waiting for this 💯

When I saw this video of RB I was so hoping you would analyze and break it down. Thank you so much for this ❤️

@user-sc6ho5ej2g

8 ай бұрын

I knew he would out of everyone.they will all do it now and that copy cat with bald head and beard (upside down head)can't think of his channel name at minute.

@user-sc6ho5ej2g

8 ай бұрын

That's it 'observer's he just waits to see what everyone else says and repeats it if he doesn't wait he gets it all so so wrong.good for a laugh thoug.😅

His eyes in his latest video promoting his presence on Rumble are radiating fear. It's almost palpable.

@superstormday993

8 ай бұрын

Agree 💯. I joined Rumble as a result of that video

@ftmrivas3043

8 ай бұрын

It is getting to close to him. It must be scary. I hope he “ doesn’t have an unexpected accident”

@lilme7052

8 ай бұрын

​@superstormday993 I cant even log in. I think the site may have crashed. He talks way more openly on there normally as there are way less rules.

@superstormday993

8 ай бұрын

@@lilme7052 I had to start from scratch. Get my password set back up

@emileeleewolfe4192

8 ай бұрын

@@lilme7052 I've heard from a KZreadr that it's a difficult platform, not so user friendly as KZread.

The media are just going to cancel him for previous behaviors that they didn't care about at the time. The guy did some questionable things, nobody cared at the time. They loved him until he opposed the mainstream.

I think that what he says is what he believes to be true. Unfortunately, due to his history of serious drug abuse, there will be many things that he can’t remember. If any of his accusers were also “under the influence”, those memories will also be suspect. I wouldn’t be surprised if the English equivalents to our tabloids had a role in this.

I was waiting for this thanks. I thought he looked very convincing. Either he’s a body language genius or simply innocent

@damyr

8 ай бұрын

Knowing what he's talking about, it's an obvious set up. Tho, it could've ended even worse for him... He could've been dead right now. And that wouldn't surprise me, either.

@AyoT7

8 ай бұрын

@@damyr you guys are such victims. "Obvious set up".... of course its impossible that Russel Brand would do any thing wrong sexually. Bots

@S1rD4niel

8 ай бұрын

could be both

@nanner3200

8 ай бұрын

He was a client of one of the Behavior Panel guys so he's been trained (in what I'm not positive) Mark I think the guys name is? (the British guy) I don't watch them very often to be positive.

@rootintobeing

8 ай бұрын

That's a good point.

as a recovering alcoholic I can say with a fair amount of confidence that he simply might not remember everything. this trend of going after people for stuff done decades ago is kind of scary.

@LindaC616

8 ай бұрын

I'm not his biggest fan, but some of it is ridiculous. "Emotionally abusive"-- ok, so he was a d#%%k, but you can't put someone behind bars or be compensated for that. I wish we could, I'd be rich....it makes their case look suspect

@louannhuber2651

8 ай бұрын

I bet a lot of people don’t remember stupid things they did when they were drunk.

@get.sassyxd

8 ай бұрын

I think that's exactly what it is. I think with one of the women (the one he apologized to), he was drunk and didn't read the queues right. He may not remember the other situations due to intoxication (I've personally been sexually assaulted by a friend who was black out and didn't remember it the next day) - it doesn't mean he is forgiven because he doesn't remember, we all have to take responsibility for choices made while intoxicated (again, I personally have had to also) but I think he doesn't remember most of the cases and that's why his body langauge seems so valid. he doesn't remember, so he doesn't have deception. It'll be interesting to see how this goes.

@user-sq4th6bc4j

8 ай бұрын

I was going to write this - in his mind it could have been consensual sex when he was out of it but reality could be very different

@rankbedlam

8 ай бұрын

At the time of most of the allegations he was clean and sober...

The UK had Russell Brand, we in the US had Howard Stern who now is running around rebranding himself in panic as woke and social media is scrubbing his gross, disgusting past so the newer generations can be fooled by him. Thank you for you unbiased analysis

@waynesilverman3048

8 ай бұрын

Howard stern had a go at johnny deep during amber h . (Just saying).Russell b has looked like a rabbit in a headlight for years at time s .

@rf3811

8 ай бұрын

I m curious if you have been following Russel B over the last couple years, and more specifically this last year? I am not sure bc I live on my own little island as to what others are exposed to, and it seems he doesn't really have a big audience bc utoob began censoring him due to his willingness to speak out about certain topics and exposure of specific data that did not align with the narrative being pushed world wide.

@purplemist7

6 ай бұрын

​@@rf3811It's more like he's the one pushing narratives with his conspiracy theories, which is why they go against the grain.

What he doesn’t say is also important in gaining viewer interest. He doesn’t give any details about the allegations against him-he just gives hints. He doesn’t divulge anything about what the two letters actually say-no sentences, no verbiage, nothing. He doesn’t talk about what his witnesses might say. He doesn’t hint at who his witnesses are or how he knows them. And, most importantly, he doesn’t say which two media outlets are responsible. Now, some people probably know the answers to what this missing info in his statement is. But, by withholding it , he has created even more curiosity for viewers. He just took control of the narrative.

About the jump cut(s). They are often used to create emphasis and/or energy. Music videos are a perfect example. In this case, I think he used it to emphasize or draw heightened attention to what he was saying at that precise moment. For reference, check out any Black Pink music video & watch for when they're used & the rate at which they're used. The faster the music, the faster the frequency of jump cuts and vice versa. It's actually really interesting & effective.

Even though I couldn’t quite articulate his body language like you these line up with the thoughts I had. Like around 17:30 I watched another channel assess him making such a statement as some sort of inconsistency like he should have jumped from one statement and left out a part in between. I understood him to be saying “Yeah I was promiscuous I’m not that guy anymore.” That he has different values. If someone questioned me about my early 30’s I’d probably respond similarly I’m not that person anymore but I was wild.

@Hoseoked4Life

8 ай бұрын

Oh, I was very wild in my youth, but I didn't assault anyone. There's a huge difference. Just sayin'

@AB-bc9tf

8 ай бұрын

@@Hoseoked4Liferight exactly but I get he’s saying yeah I was promiscuous but I’m a different man now. The other channel I watched made it seem like that statement looked negative for Brand. I didn’t take it that way.

@sonjadidyk-tn4cc

8 ай бұрын

I once was lost, but now I'm saved. do we mean anything when we sing this "amazing: song.

@memoe6172

8 ай бұрын

I was a whole different person in my twenties and thirties I get this ❤

@prefferedcustomer

8 ай бұрын

@@Hoseoked4Life He says he didn't

your hair looks great Spidey!

Thank you so very much for this analysis! This is the best behavioral breakdown of any public figure I have watched. Awesome insight! ♥️🙏🕊✨