"Most problems go away if you ignore them for long enough." "Like your teeth?" "Yeah my teeth went away." fucking golden.

@bowdlerise

Жыл бұрын

Boogie lives in Sunny head

@RobotMasterSplash

Жыл бұрын

@@bowdlerise Is this some kind of weird cope?

@latenerd2441

Жыл бұрын

@@RobotMasterSplash looks like it lol

@gigadolf548

Жыл бұрын

@@bowdlerise with this logic then everyone that sunny has made a video off is living rent free in his head, which doesnt even make any sense because hes the one making banks out of them lol

@edgardsimon983

Жыл бұрын

@@gigadolf548 thats why he is saying that

When other people become milionaires: "Hey I bought this brand new Tesla" When Asmongold becomes a milionaire: "Hey I can now buy beef jerky. That shit is expensive"

@michaeldiaz7620

Жыл бұрын

Upgrades to $3 steaks.

@FarikoWishless

Жыл бұрын

@@chaucerianfraud6767You’d have to battle rats and raccoons though

@mistrsynistr7644

Жыл бұрын

@@FarikoWishless I'm from the south, battle the stupid things now.

@ph-vf5hx

Жыл бұрын

That's because asmond doesn't need to be validated by a fucking stupid car. Lol. He's not a child in man's body.

@Kuroganemk2

Жыл бұрын

yeah problem with boogie, he didn't have a million if he couldn't afford a 100k car lol.

If you can afford quality beef jerky on a regular basis, then you made it.

@nunyabusiness7477

4 ай бұрын

Underated comment. /∆\

@sunnym.4077

Ай бұрын

Ain't that the truth, I'm paid well and still cringe when buying a bag.

Going with cash is really a massive help. If it isn't in your pocket, you can't spend it, if you have to look at it dwindle, you hesitate. Made a HUGE difference for me.

@samuelwhittenburg8742

Жыл бұрын

Dude made bad investments different

@ILoveGrilledCheese

Жыл бұрын

Money not spent has no value. It’s bad advice to tell people to save, invest instead.

@voidburger2989

Жыл бұрын

@@ILoveGrilledCheese true but invested money could potentially be lost as well but I do agree money should be invested

@mrjtfang2

Жыл бұрын

@@ILoveGrilledCheese I think it's more appropriate to say carry cash *and* invest it.

@blainedonahue8974

Жыл бұрын

@@voidburger2989Depends on the investment, as a rule of thumb I always invest in non-liquid assets.

“The more that you spend your time arguing with people about their judgement of you, is more time you’re giving that person control over you.” This resonated within my soul. Wise words spoken.

@joeking6972

Жыл бұрын

Focus on what you can control, anything else is insanity. I'll admit it's hard to do, but it's literally the only way to live that makes sense.

@robtallini1346

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of the Buddhist philosophy of detachment. Instead of just trying to be the Boogie that people liked to watch he started focusing on drawing attention to his haters but whether reading their comments or talking about them he's still putting the focus on them.

@hanselito2416

Жыл бұрын

Your dad teach you that?

@realtalk4994

Жыл бұрын

Fuckin true as hell. If someone is trying to press your buttons and get a reaction, don't satisfy them with a reaction or you play right into their hand. Seems obvious, but in the moment sometimes it doesn't feel obvious.

@llamaczech

Жыл бұрын

@@realtalk4994 the problem is, and the way Asmon goes about it, is anyone confronting him on a subject he's said his piece on is just trying to press his buttons for a reaction. His philosophy is equally as being controlled, because its straight up Ostriching. Its like being an ex-alcoholic who can't drink any alcohol at all without falling off the wagon, and can't even be around alcohol because he'll be tempted. He's still controlled just as much by the alcohol.

"Being crypto rich is the same thing as being actually rich except you don't have any money" :)))) gotta love those Asmongold pearls every now and then

@jlllx

Жыл бұрын

His takes are poorly thought out, or common sense.

@ye9945

Жыл бұрын

this is such a wierd take, you can sell your crypto whenever you want, then you are "actually rich" Crypto bros are silly yeah, but I feel like the "crypto bad" circlejerk is just so ignorant to the reality of it.

@totkau9174

Жыл бұрын

Lol.. I love ole Asmon, but yeah.. You can most definitely cash out your crypto... I do it all the time lmao.

@The_Babe

Жыл бұрын

@@ye9945 It's too risky of an asset that you can't really consider it real money. Like the volatile leap between it having value and none is so rapid, it's incredibly stupid to "invest" into it. I say stupid but I understand why people get tricked into it but never forget that tangible assets will always have more value than crypto.

@Mike-om4tv

Жыл бұрын

@@The_Babe I got tricked into a 10k investment that I turned into a crypto portfolio of over 300k. Such a sucker.

Had about £1 of bitcoin i forgot about. Sold for £80'000 when i realised. People told me to wait, they were wrong i was right and im, happy lol

@shakinbottles

3 ай бұрын

Smart

@aelion7761

3 ай бұрын

I also had a couple but lost if long ago

@thillirrr6579

2 ай бұрын

I just realised I had some bitcoin which I got like years back as a present. God.

@nickphaux

2 ай бұрын

​@@thillirrr6579You're like 5 years too late. If you had a significant amount for that time then it's definitely pretty worthless now

@MC_605

2 ай бұрын

@@nickphauxisn’t it above 60k rn lol? Edit yes it’s at 60k rn and it hit an all time high at above 70k like a month ago. Why do u say it’s worthless now?

"never court the opinion or the desire from people who do not like you, it will only make you unhappy" pretty great thing to take away from this video

The thing is, Boogie has as many chances as he has days left on this earth to turnaround and make a legitimate comeback. He just needs to focus on authenticity and rebuild his own confidence. Sure this will always tarnish his story as a part of his past, but we are not our failures. We can always improve upon ourselves. I hope he succeeds, there’s nothing to gain wishing for people to fail.

@LexisVoyage

Жыл бұрын

except for their downfall in which case you get what you want lol

@dv2945

Жыл бұрын

i hope boogie fail and i hope u fail too =)

@joeking6972

Жыл бұрын

He won't.

@TheDarkfire216

Жыл бұрын

@@LexisVoyage I guess so, I don't wish for him to continue failing, so I'm not in that camp.

@TheDarkfire216

Жыл бұрын

I say we aren't are failures because most people are heavily focusing on his failures, and identifying him for it. I think you and I agree that we are all of our actions. I have no horse in the race, Boogie's life is his own and his legacy will be defined by the culmination of all his actions. I just like to put hope in folks who are on a bad path, because I have that hope to spare.

“We all change, when you think about it. We're all different people all through our lives. And that's OK, that's good, you gotta keep moving, so long as you remember all the people you used to be" ~11th Doctor. Well... Boogie changed... and he forgor

@k92ful

Жыл бұрын

11th... I miss him

@meckzey1494

Жыл бұрын

OIOIOIOI

@Mr.KittensAndGibberish

Жыл бұрын

💀

@k92ful

Жыл бұрын

@@CoalCoalJames yeah this era of Who is pretty baaaaaad And I'm so sorry for Jodie to be honest She's great! But writing maaaan

@MyTardisGoWhoosh

Жыл бұрын

You Damm right I said that😎😎😎

Pro tip if you are a parent, buy clothes second hand before they get aware of brands. This will save you a bunch

@NightZ2_

Жыл бұрын

Kids need to learn how to evaluate these things, to know what brands, if any, are worth it. Brands are one of many things that infect a child when they interact with their peers. You need a solid education from home to shield a child from the post modern culture of insane consumption and moral debauchery.

@TheDictatorsKingdom

Жыл бұрын

@@NightZ2_ it's not even brand anymore, you've got kids being corrupted by trends on TikTok, KZread, and twitch and not understanding the true meaning or repercussions that can come from the choices they make. When I was growing up all I was taught was not to swear and other old ideals as my mother was a traditional Christian woman and didn't understand the way the world was heading, which led to me growing up around changes I didn't understand that my mother couldn't explain to me. I ended up following these trends and being introverted and weird during my early childhood. Parents need to understand and work to teach their kids right and wrong when it comes to the new internet era. I think it'd be smart to teach children that certain content is made simply to entice and distract, with no real substance. Knowledge is not something you stop gaining at the end of highschool or college; parents should always keep in touch with society, not only because it helps them understand why their kids are the way they are, but it also helps them pull their kids out of depressive ruts and asocial activity.

@Spartacus4000

Жыл бұрын

As with many things, knowledge goes a long way into making good decisions.. by showing a kid how clothes are made and comparing it how brand named clothes are made, you show them that the quality of the brand materials, due to modern standardized textile processes, is negligible.... this will only go so far when coupled with peer pressure so talking with your child about what to expect as they grow up (in great detail, talk about cliques, rumors, jealousy, love, greed, and envy) theyll be better equipt to identify the feeling they have inside and be less likely to confuse needs with wants.... a sense of value is critical to building a functional adult.. its imperative that a child knows how to save as well as earn by the sweat of there brow; this will help them later empathize with parent before asking for frivolous luxury items.

@pabloescobarschanclas

5 ай бұрын

@@NightZ2_ so your argument is to buy brands for kids starting young so they learn not to buy brands…?

@ACryin_Shame

4 ай бұрын

For main lounge or easy wear, I buy the pack of t-shirts. I do it for myself. It's far cheaper than goodwill or salvation army. You get 6 t-shirts for less than 15 bucks. 2.50 beats the second had stuff. Jeans I always look there first though. Gym shorts are the same as the t-shirts. I buy my kids a pack of each every year along with socks and underwear.

Boogie always had moments of sadness but his constant sadness is the exact reason why I stopped watching around 2018 because I never knew him personally so I couldn’t understand where he was coming from. That’s the kind of stuff you talk to with someone you know.

@chriscampbell4857

Жыл бұрын

Misery likes company, so the saying goes. But company doesn't like misery :)

@Kuroganemk2

Жыл бұрын

I vaguely remember the drama back then, felt like he was trying to farm pitty, some people were saying that he was playing up being abused by his mother or something? I don't remember but after seeing that he was just playing a character, it was hard to watch him again.

The satisfaction from the relationship had faded but she still loved him and realized he wouldn't be able to take care of himself. His wife went from spouse to nurse. After surgery, she no longer had to stay and help so she moved on.

@TacoPoweredTimeTraveler

7 ай бұрын

Where did you get that information from?

I love how Asmon breaks this video up and how his views are regarding being a content creator and how you should/should not treat your audience. It is honestly very enlightening and it’s clear that Asmon has thought a lot about this throughout his career

@africanlipplateandbonenose3223

Жыл бұрын

how are these videos not copyright striked?

@baldeaglenor7156

Жыл бұрын

@@africanlipplateandbonenose3223 Because a content creator would just be dumb to copystrike him when he is just giving more attention to their channel. He always gets people in the stream to like the video they're watching and give the creator more subs.

@godlikemachine645

Жыл бұрын

@@africanlipplateandbonenose3223 because it's fair use. In the USA, where KZread is located, fair use allows people to post others content as long as they change it in a meaningful way, which in this instance, is Asmongolds commentary.

@OnlyGrafting

11 ай бұрын

​@@godlikemachine645yeah Asmon, unlike a few others on twitch, actually makes transformative content.

@zanon3clisis378

10 ай бұрын

but he watches anime now 😅

This aged like milk holyyy

I’d say the divorce was pretty mutual (obviously the one with the final decision was the wife) but I think everything was settle in the best way possible. You can still see the level of respect of wife and husband as she did not want to leave for any other reason than it was best for her. She did not even want half, and how could people call it baggage.

@gr0mit948

Жыл бұрын

If she didn't want half of his shit that speaks volumes to her character.

@Arcticninja123

Жыл бұрын

its never mutual

@videogamecoverss

Жыл бұрын

@@Arcticninja123 As a close friend of boogies, yes it was. They had planned on it for some time but wanted boogie to get a little better where he can take care of himself. Don't pretend to know things because you have a hate boner for the guy

@chronostrafe23

Жыл бұрын

I know it's been a month, but I think people are spinning the term baggage in that comment out of context. While I can't speak for the original poster, I can say that it's not necessarily that they meant Boogies exwife was baggage, but more that now he's not hung up on a divorce hanging over his head, or that he's not going to dwell on the breakup post divorce. But, it could've also been an asshole. Only the original poster could say.

I think we got to watch someone go through something really dark while also trying to put on a happy face for his "Job" and it just got to the point where he couldnt. Content is king and thanks asmon for being real and talking about how sometimes people are hurting. Never thought it could happen to asmon tho

I will be 2 years post op at the end of January. I was fortunate to be single at the time of surgery, but in my support group, I have seen dozens of marriages fall apart just by simply scheduling the surgery. It is almost always due to unsupportive spouses. You would be shocked how many spouses guilt trip and gass light their significant others to try and prevent the surgery. Its some of the saddest shit ever and I still see it almost every week in my support group.

Yes, prior to arguing with anybody, be it online or face-to-face, _always_ establish the agenda and _beneficial end goal_ of the debate. If there is no possible outcome to aim for, don't even waste a second and walk away and do something else more worthwhile.

@mareksicinski449

Жыл бұрын

But you never know whether you will be arguing and you sometimes don't know the end goal- convicning somebody to see things around your side or to hava better view on something makes sense I'm not sure if you're attacking ppl who don't follow this in ur view

@riotangel4701

Жыл бұрын

@@mareksicinski449 The sooner you learn how to recognise when a conversation is not heading towards a positive outcome, the better. Life becomes a lot more productive and meaningful thereafter.

“I live in Texas. I like it here.” Had me cackling 😂😂😂

It's 5:30 am for me and I wake up to an hour long reaction of a 12 min video by the legend himself... coffee it is

@katlego720

Жыл бұрын

LOL, thats what i thought also.

Boogie makes me sick. Suicide baits, begs for money from his audience, puts barely any effort into improving himself and wastes his fans time and money. Why anyone believes he's trustworthy for anything confuses the hell out of me

@klavier285

Жыл бұрын

Yep, he's not a good person

I never thought I would say this, but I learned today something really valuable from Asmongold with the "never break character" thing. I guess the benefits of that mentality really sink in, once you reached a certain level of popularity and you noticed what works, what doesnt and how to best keep going.

I think one of the larger takeaways here, for other people looking in, is that weight loss doesn't cure mental illness. If you have issues with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, childhood trauma, etc., those things aren't going to magically disappear or be cured simply because you lost weight and often they become much more prominent because the person no longer has their weight or food to self-medicate or shield themselves behind and comfort themselves with. I don't know if he was seeing a therapist at this time but if not, I hope he is seeing someone now and getting to a better mental place.

Hey Asmon, just gotta say, you're doing fantastic as a "reaction" content creator, in fact from what i've seen throughout this 2 years, you've only been getting better at it. Now they have the vibe of "Opinionated Analisis" instead of only reactions, and this video is an incredible example of your capabilities as an entertainer. It is beyond transformative, it actually feels like a totally different experience than watching the original video, so that actually makes me watch the original video (if i can afford the time) before watching yours. Keep it up man, greetings from Chile!

@curbyi76

Жыл бұрын

a "reaction" content creator so aspirational

@Zombiesbum

Жыл бұрын

Bro, wtf do you mean? Baldy use to be cool. He used to play wow, talk about politics with mcconnell at 4 in the morning, and we used to be bois. Now? He sold out, he's a liberal, he plays final fantasy, AND he said he likes anime. Okay? So no, he's not cool. Alright?

@flayzfordayz

Жыл бұрын

He's came such a long way!

@Zombiesbum

Жыл бұрын

@@Entropy67 That's not what sarcasm is :P

@omfgcow

Жыл бұрын

I could never stand the 'reaction tuber' format, and this comment made me realize why I'll click on the occasional Asmongold. I'm actually getting insight that I wouldn't on my own or otherwise forget, instead of some normie extroverted sentiment.

I used to watch Boogie every morning on my way to work… Then it was just apologizing all the time and I just got tired of hearing it…

@somethinginthenothing

Жыл бұрын

It was also him acting indignant all the time. And completely self-focused behavior.

Asmon on the camera stuff consider getting the Sony FX6 and get the 24-70mm GM II lens. This or a comparable camera is a staple of tech KZread. That and a light with a lantern diffuser would get your video quality to the highest overall level visually.

@redlady120

Жыл бұрын

Interesting. Thank you for the suggestion.

Sunny's video makes me feel kinda bad for Boogie while Boogie's videos make me think he deserves it lol.

@Kayvax0331

Жыл бұрын

You can still feel bad for someone while knowing full well that they deserve what mess they put themselves in. :d

@kant12

Жыл бұрын

@@cristobalbarra583 Sure it's just it helps seeing the bigger picture in this video. Watching in slowly develop over time it just got annoying.

@Reialine

8 ай бұрын

That's lolcow video analysis in a nutshell, they are the laughing stock of the internet and are very well documented as people of the internet only document people's failures more than their achievement. Is a natural reaction to dislike the person thriving from harming others and dislike when a crowd people swarm up to bully a person at their vulnerable moments hence why people can get a negative reactions at both the drama channels and documentarists (except when the person is downright horrible they dezerve jail) and then the target person to his own fans.

I know the video just came out and it's important but the track that starts at 3:42 is called A Mellow Mood by Johannes Bornlöf. Discovered it on a blameitonjorge video discussing the disappearance of Mekayla Bali.

I have a theory that a person's personality, as a whole, can very easily change based on how your appearance is. I don't just mean in a confidence level either. I felt this myself when I would grow my hair out or have it cut as a kid. shoulder length hair I was calmer and more relaxed, shorter hair I was more on edge with little things and I felt good about my appearance with either one. same with the quiet kids who go to the gym, or the gym rat who doesn't have time anymore. It could be an actual legitimate case where his weight made him the way he was and losing the weight made him the way he is.

"most problems go away if u ignore them" i wish i knew this when i was knee deep in a perc addiction

"we dont live beyond our means..." *has 40 unopened funkopops in the background*

Subtle "I can afford beef jerky" brag 😂😂😂

That statistic about getting weight loss surgery is 100% true, a guy from my church a long time ago get surgery and went from like 400 pounds to 170 and soon after his woman left him.

Damn bro, been watching your videos for a while now, probably stacking more than 50 hours already... always hearing about your mom and her conquests in wow and how proud you were of her... hearing out of the blue that she passed actually broke me, got me crying man. much love

The camera thing has to do with setup not the camera itself. Good lighting, tuning settings, and good camera make it all come together. I’m pretty sure asmon has a decent one already but he doesn’t have the stage setup for it

I mean, let's be honest. Most of us don't give a shit about the youtuber's life, we just want to watch fun content. I definitely wouldn't watch someone who bitched about their life and problems, especially when they created alot of those problems. It's kind of like a real job, you don't come in crying about your personal problems. That's just reality. Yeah, life sucks, what's new?

@Unibot47

8 ай бұрын

Same. A lot of youtubers will go on about their subscriber count, algorithm problems, income, sponsors, etc. Like customers don't care, not their problem. I work in healthcare, I can't imagine bitching to my patients about my hours, overtime, bonuses, etc. lol

I remember this boogie guy when I was 13years old and totally forgot about him until now

@locococopocoqoco8555

Жыл бұрын

Last time I remembered boogie was when he was making a legit rant about Google+ and threatening to shoot a fellow content creator who found his address for tresspassing.

@pirategoku6238

Жыл бұрын

@@locococopocoqoco8555 facts

@skhighglitch4217

Жыл бұрын

Last I heard of him was the Anita Sarkeesian controversy.

@OneTwoMark

Жыл бұрын

@@vagabondwastrel2361 That guy who came to his house deserved worse than just a warning shot lol. What a bellend he was.

“I mean I do get beef jerky… that’s expensive” LMAOOIII

That thing you said about losing your mom and having bad shit happen in your life, and still going and doing something you love to do. That shit hit me hard, and I think in a way it's inspiring, but also sad because you don't have a way to express, you're distracting yourself from the feelings. I'm going to start writing my thoughts down too, because that helps you and I've heard that helps lots of people.

This dude's eye brow game is on point. It's like they have a mind of their own... They're mesmerizing.

"Fat angry man breaks stuff" was what made Boogie entertaining in the first place. That's certainly why I used to be subscribed to his channel. I enjoyed his characters & skits like Francis, Jesse, etc. Asmon nails it that if he had just been himself all along instead of putting on his "nice guy" persona for years, and if he had kept up on making his entertainment/comedy videos, he would probably still be somewhat respected. The mental breakdowns on Twitch didn't do him any favors either.

Lmao the wife taking 50% in a divorce isn’t traditionalist, hell getting divorced period isn’t traditional. No fault divorce has only been around since the 60s

That moment at the end XD "Oh, who cares? Me, that's why I'm talking about it. Welcome to the show."

Some of the subreddits dedicated to hating on boogie were outright bizarre and stalker level

The Frank Hassle stuff was too far. Boogie had no way of knowing if Hassle was just another idiot, or a genuine stalker planning to attack him. Never go to someone's house irl, somebody is going to get shot one day

@scrung

Жыл бұрын

wait, this random internet weirdo i invited to come to my house during an argument actually came? jokes aside, boogie knew for months who frank hassle was

@debrabarber3483

Жыл бұрын

@@scrung yeah, but he didn't know if he was a troll, or nuts. Still shouldn't have fired the weapon. That was pretty dumb. At least no one got hurt.

@scrung

Жыл бұрын

@@debrabarber3483 yes he did, what a cope. frank hassle has way too many videos of him online going around hassling people in public and boogie knew about this

@debrabarber3483

Жыл бұрын

@@scrung yes, but hassle didn't go after boogie in public, that was literally his home. Also he was shouting a bunch of threats, it wasn't like he did something harmless like ring the doorbell and hide or leave a bunch of burgers on his doorstep. Either way, no one should be going to each other's houses irl. It would freak me out if some internet troll came to my home and immediately tried to start a fight. Especially if I had some kind of drama with them. You really never know how unhinged someone like Hassle is

@scrung

Жыл бұрын

@@debrabarber3483 dont ask someone to come to ur house then

The “poor choices” at the start of the video made me literally laugh out loud to myself

The amount of tabs my mans got opened give me anxiety lmao

Cant feel sorry for Boogie. The whole shtick of "Muh Anxiety" to me is bullshit. I lived with someone whom I gave the benefit of the doubt that I knew for 15+ years and he blamed all his trashy decisions on "Anxiety". He made shitty decisions, hid at our job (worked the same job) trying to get free hours in at work, never accepted responsibility for his own actions, and most importantly he fucked me over by leaving me high and dry with a 1 year lease on an apartment. Anyone that has to excuse their dumbfuck decisions on "Anxiety" to me is just a manipulating liar. I will accept that it was my fault for trusting a 15 year long "best bro" friendship excuse me for trying to trust someone i knew for 15 years. Just goes to show some people are the lowest of the low.

I remember watching Boogie a few years back. He was the guy that everyone said made it. It's a shame to see the state that he is in right now.

Losing a lot of weight doesn't make him not fat brother

42:06 - That true Texan coming out of you right there, love it, lol.

Pint is a good example of someone who takes long times to upload but I’ll always watch it cause it’s always funny and always great consistent content.

Buying a new $60k car isnt that big of a deal... But buying a new $60k car and then coming to your fans 6 months later and telling them your broke and asking for money kinda is.

@FedkaSlovanich

8 ай бұрын

also he bought a high risk low return vehicle that loses all value within one year of purchase.

"Ever since wrath of the lich king" ahaha love it

"I was watching this Marques Brownlee video" and needs help to find the camera in the video lmao

"Spend you money in cash" i like the viewpoint. I am pretty sure that in my country Denmark in many cases I would be considered a criminal. Btw i love you asmon keep up the great content.

If Boogie moved in with Asmongold and tried to live like Asmon. THAT'd be content!

When it comes to money, I always think of the saying “ Save money, so money can save you.”

"Sad, Skinny Man Doesn't Break Anything" might be so anti-comedy that I'd watch it as a parody.

turns a 13min video into an hour... asmon is something else

I think another part of it is that channels that post too many depressing things means that majority of people will stop clicking on those vids over time. There's only so many times you can click and watch an upsetting vid before it takes a toll on your mental state too. People come here to be entertained and upsetting videos push those kinds of people away and bring in negative types of people instead. Sometimes a creator posts a video that's titled with a serious topic and I will not click it unless I'm ready to. I may never watch it tbh. I got online to watch some people goof around and so the vid will bring down my mood, so I just ignore it and watch it later.

I was getting into this bad habit of buying a new game every week or so, from Steam, and never finishing the ones I'd bought before. Finally, I had to put my foot down and declare that I was not allowed to buy any game until I finished, either the last one I bought or one of the other games I'd yet to finish. This curbed my spending habits a great deal. It also helps, when I see a new game, to ask myself "do I have an unfinished game, in this same genre, I could be playing instead?"; usually, the answer is "Yes" and I can put this new game on the back-burner until it's on deep sale.

Honestly makes sense what happened to boogie. Anyone who got into crypto without knowing the risks end up getting screwed over and it just went downhill from there. At the end of the day, you need to be smart with your money and think wisely before succumbing to greed of a possible easy buck.

@drawgam2946

Жыл бұрын

@@BobDevV Yeah i got in september last year,learned to have a lot of patience :p DCA longterm holding.

What amazes me the most about Sunny is his ability to make such a detailed video in 10-15 minutes and then 40 youtubers making a 30-60 min reaction video

You are a surprisingly wise man Asmongold. I've "banned' thousands of people from my online experience in various ways: reddit users, KZread users, Discord users, even whole "channels," servers and subs. There is almost never much point in engaging with a certain segment of disagreeable people you will encounter on the Internet, and the best path is often to just ignore them.

Asmongolds told me to ignore my problems and they’ll go away 300 different times on different occasions.. always same sentence

Certainly sold me on subbing to your channel, a lot of nuanced takes based on real world experience. Solid video, solid person.

It's kinda sad to see KZreadrs fall off, begging for scraps. This is why you should make the most of it, while having a backup option. Then again, who's going to hire anyone without work experience in your field of education? Investing in some long term ventures is probably a better option.

He's a professional victim.

Timelines are not respective by year for you but by when expansions drop for games.. man that hits home lol

Only Asmon could make a reaction to a 13 minute video over an hour long

@theendlesschapter3720

7 ай бұрын

He actually reacts and doesn't just sit still for 13min

Asmon: Never give anyone control over you. Also Asmon: I like traditional marriage.

the pause and you explain how your dad has been paying for your wow account for th better part of a decade and unpause to "idiot" and the eyebrow shrug... around 34:30 into the video... priceless!!! love the content!!!

Man, Asmon has such consistency good commentary. Just really interesting to listen to

I was watching him during that time. I loved old boogie, but definitely saw him imploding at this time. He brought back Francis after specifically saying that character was left behind after he made strides in his mental health. He just kept getting worse and worse as he was losing viewers and kept getting further and further from the content people wanted, in an attempt to win people back or replace who he lost. It was literally one of those gel things that pops out of your hand when you squeeze it and he just kept squeezing and squeezing

I used to love Boogie.. I was so happy for him when he got his surgery and his overall health together but at the end of the day he dug his own grave, jumped in, and played the victim. As a man, you have to own your mistakes, accept them, and move on. All he did was cry in his own grave and expected his fan base to BUY him out of HIS failures to manage money properly and everything else… Yes, I can understand he grew up poor but at the end of the day, he FAILED to deal with his insecurities properly. I want to feel sorry for him but I don’t. You sleep where you shit. Sorry not sorry. But I still do wish him the best….😢

"Skinny man doesn't break anything, who would watch that?" I'm literally watching that right now lmao

Im still waiting for the irl collab where asmon teaches boogie how to beg for money. Boogie behind a desk and asmon in a suit by the whiteboard taking it 100% seriously.

Hey Asmongold, you dont necessarily need a better camera, the super high quality image depens strongly on lighting.

@korneliusheydrich4095

Жыл бұрын

@@noname-gp6hk Damn though dude going to drop 100K+ so that tiny box at the corner of the screen looks better for us. Bring tear to my eyes.

True beef jerky be expensive

I was going to comment on content, but just want to shout out to you asmond. I found you during Deep trial, saw the video you did about your mom 6 months after she pasted and was so similar to my mom that I shared with my son; who now watches you and his guild (I think that’s right ? The dudes he plays video games with ) watch. I’m old, young at heart, but I love you because your common sense and tell it like it is advice is good no matter how old you are or where you are emotionally. Poverty mentality, is what boogie has and maybe being married or whatever made it lay dormant and a divorce and anxiety could have brought it back.

So damn refreshing hearing Asmon talk about money ... I'm guilty of it myself. I worry what others might think cause I came from nothing and feel awkward showing any signs of wealth around my friends.

@Vscustomprinting

Жыл бұрын

@@JAIMEGARCIA-gw9re i guess theres nothing we can do but maintain inequality, right? Theres alot of compartmentalization that humans do to maintain the status quo when the status quo is benefitting them..

Having weight loss surgery changes your mode of addiction, before you are addicted to food, after the surgery you don't have that to fall back on and it causes a lot of issues. Boogie is such a good guy. Been watching him for years, he has been through so much. My heart breaks for him. Thank you for this video Asmon. I always appreciate your honest views. Yeah I am a woman lol, I have been playing wow since about 2008 and been watching you for forever too, you are one of my favorite youtubers.

@billtheone3467

Жыл бұрын

Yeah maybe. I never saw much value in his content. Just saw his downfall, so I can't relate. What you liked about him if you don't mind me asking

@axelanderson2030

Жыл бұрын

It definitely can for some people. weight loss surgery sadly aren't the solution for some people. If paired with therapy though it could be much more effective. Boogie needed help and he didn't get it, which is really sad.

@ritchski1

11 ай бұрын

He pretends to be a good guy, that’s the guy he wants to be but he’s a narcissistic imo. That hometown video he did showed that imo

"EVEN ME" bruh I was DYING LMAO

Only the pause champ himself can turn a 13 minute video into an hour long reaction. 🐸

To everything Asmongold said in this video I just wanted to say "True... Same.. Yeah.. True"

Honestly I just wanna be in a position financially I'm not afraid I'm gonna die the next time I fall asleep. 😥

I just now remembered that YEARS ago I accidentally saw part of boogies wedding while living in upper MI... So, by complete chance Boogie had his wedding at the beach side hotel my grandma was head maid at in upper MI (a hotel called The Terrace Bay Inn, between Gladstone and Escanaba MI) and I had no idea he was getting married until I dropped her lunch off and went to do my routine of playing a game in the hotel arcade. I went into the arcade adjacent to the pool room to play some racing arcade game (test drive or some shit), looked out the pool room window onto the terrace and saw him and his wife swinging light sabers around at their starwars themed wedding. Had no idea they split. They looked happy at the time.

"Sad skinny man doesn't break anything" unironically sounds like a video I'd watch though

If he spent half as much of the effort he spent complaining the last few years on improving his content to try to improve his situation he’d probably be in a better spot, however, people get tired of creators after a time, especially ones who frequently upload similar content. Like, people were bound to get tired of him eventually because he never really innovated on his formula. If he doesn’t find it fun anymore, that sucks, but you kinda have to move on if you cant afford not to… and he hasn’t been able to afford to for awhile now. Dude needs to get an actual job, or sell the skills he’s cultivated by being a social media personality like editing or whatever, or even selling his character to other people in terms of like hey do you have an idea for me or my character? Pay me for my time and I’ll participate in content I think may be good. There’s a hundred other things he could do, including just a regular job like 99% of people.

"Never court the opinion or desire of people who do not like you, it will only make you unhappy" As someone recently diagnosed with high functioning ASD at 31, who made this mistake for 16 years, i can only confirm this is very true. How i deal with impulsive spending is always open up my bank app before i decide to purchase something, because im too lazy to withdraw cash :P On top of that, i don't buy groceries for a week, but for a day. So i confront myself at least once a day with how much is on my account.

@Spartacus4000

Жыл бұрын

We re social creatures that need a community.. its in our dna to conform, mask, and mirror to fit in.. its the most normal thing in the world.. only sociopaths claim autonomy.. like with all things, the results stem from making the right decisions: changing yourself for the better. The definition of "toxic" has now become synonymous with "inconvenient"..(i.e. its inconvenient to think that I am the problem so ill just stay away from negative inputs and surround myself with things and people i agree with)

It's always easy to tell other people what to do and judge them for it ... look at yourself and try to better yourself where possible

Dude, you just won me over when you mentioned about how much you have to pay to get your teeth fixed. I'm going through the same thing now, I will kill off all my savings, but I'm writting this from my night shit in order to keep the teeth dream going. Love you dude, hope your teeth are ok.

Boogie made millions of dollars. Then he started recycling the "poor me" shit and drove everyone off.

@MichaelChiklisCares

Жыл бұрын

If he actually lost all his money to crypto then he is dumb as fuck.

Boogie has had a rough life it sucks to see he still isn’t doing well but he also causes a lot of his own problems too

18:18 Pretty much the same feeling when I lost my father around 2005. WoW helped distracting the harsh emotional baggage while playing with people online.

I feel like Asmon lives the scumbag gamer life with no shame ( and most definitely has plenty of money from over the years ) and I can honestly say this is a fantastic inspiration for me.. I grew up pretty poor so realistically having good food, a roof over my head, bills paid, a car, and a dream game room set up is ok to me. Simple things for a happy life. Respect man 💯

@infantrynstuff2551

Жыл бұрын

Asmon makes at least 100k a month dude lol

@MuncheezTV

Жыл бұрын

@@infantrynstuff2551 where did I say he doesn’t?

Asmon's idea about spending money in cash is so true. It feels much more real when you're shelling out bills instead of just tapping your card

@Stalkingwolf

Жыл бұрын

but its a person problem. not everybody spends more money only because the pay with card.

"It's like chickens.... one chicken starts bleeding then every fucking chicken pecks it until it's dead. What's the solution? You don't fucking bleed!" I can't believe how real that was for me.