Nothing beats the feeling of working a week straight on one video only to have it go nowhere

@Strafprozessordnung

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, you can really apply this to any job. Imagine working a week on anything that you put a lot of thought into and it crashing any way or form

@meesterbingbong5641

2 жыл бұрын

@@Strafprozessordnung my life dude. had to change my outlook on my artwork. its the process that's rewarding not the likes.

@DellSellMysic

2 жыл бұрын

takes too long. i jus be chilling live your life for you not others.

@bunnyfrosting1744

2 жыл бұрын

Having expectations will always lead to heartbreak. I get it but it’s also sad to watch people focus so much on views

@cryinglightningxoxo

2 жыл бұрын

Love your videos !

"We're not gonna let some middle schooler bully us" is now gonna be our go-to response lmao, but seriously we found this video to be super impactful

@JamesChessman

2 жыл бұрын

I found it more impactful than you did

@elstovon

11 ай бұрын

Who is we and our? Are you two people?

thank you for putting all of us in this video, glad we could all speak on this topic

Thank you for bringing up the targeted misogyny of “cringe” culture. It reminds me of how a lot of people will downplay female rappers for rapping about the same stuff that men are rapping about. People like to convince themselves that they’re not playing into these double standards, to the point where they don’t even realize they’re actively engaging with and furthering those issues.

@ruliak

2 жыл бұрын

I think too I'm always afraid to speak up for other women in fear of becoming a target myself.

@lindboknifeandtool

2 жыл бұрын

One thing I’ll say is, it’s definitely socially okay to make fun of a man’s appearance. A lot of “cringe”, I’d say 75% is young men, trying their best to be attractive. It’s okay to belittle these guys. Also, make suicidality is the highest it’s ever been, and is many standard deviations above women. Men/boys are struggling. Just pay attention, men/boys are bullied online all the time. I don’t see empathy anywhere.

@redbruhcolli

2 жыл бұрын

pretty ironic to talk about double standards in this comment...

@BigOwl51

2 жыл бұрын

@@redbruhcolli cope

@thatboycon5536

2 жыл бұрын

it's not a double standard. Female rap to men is not as entertaining or something men can listen to comfortably.(singing some female rap lyrics is something only comfortable for women to be out reciting out loud) Women constantly blame men for trying to enter men spaces doing what men do and wondering why men don't like it? It's like the NBA WNBA argument. Nobody has to support you just because you want to do something. " Are you not entertained?" the answer is no. WNBA is boring. The exciting parts of basketball don't exist there. How interesting would it be to watch infant boxers? Women don't even support their own as much as they rant n rave about. WNBA as another example. The games cant fill high school bleachers. It's annoying to listen to this nonsense entitlement instead of just doing r&d. Everyone isn't an artist. You don't just wake up n tada I'm whatever i wanna be, an people are gonna love n support me! Thats not life. Not for men, and sure as hell not gonna just be gifted to women. I shoot music festivals, energy doesn't lie, I've stood in front of a lot of artists and watched their energy. A lot of female rappers look like their up their pretending to be something, like playing a role. I've seen India Arie, Rapsody, Beyonce, Alicia Keys, H.E.R. their performances, man goodness grief the energy you feel from their performances, then you've got other artists that arent worth naming that perform like someone just brought to life a porn set. We live during a time where society is trying to tell men not to over-sexualize women, yet women over-sexualize themselves and think they are appealing to men, they are aiming towards the wrong men bc women refuse to acknowledge you cant pool all men together and boom patriarchy. If you want success in entertainment industries, the goal has to be, actually being entertaining to others outside of yourself. And if you can't handle the opinions of others that you can't control, you need to find something else to do with your life.

thanks for talking w me for the vid! :') i had a lovely time talking about how stressed i am

I like how you thought about the “no use” part. I was born in 2000 and got my first hand-me-down flip phone from my step father around 2014. Didn’t get a phone that could use KZread or social media until 2017 and although we had a desktop computer since 2010, I wasn’t allowed to use it until it became nigh impossible to do my schoolwork without it. The inability to relate to shit my peers were talking about and thinking about from late elementary until practically my senior year in high school was jarring. I guess it’s funny that now, with my own phone plan and all the internet I could ask for, I really only use Snapchat for friends and KZread for content. I firmly believe that no access to the growing adolescent relationship with the online world stunted my interactions with peers, however, despite the harsh learning curve that is almost certainly worse now, I feel like might have been for the best. I feel pretty good.

@JC20XX

2 жыл бұрын

Glass of Orange Juice half full

@lindboknifeandtool

2 жыл бұрын

My girlfriend and I always talk about what’s best for kids. We flip flop from thinking no social media is good overall, then go back to how important social cohesion is. It’s a tricky balance. I feel like if you are a good enough parent, with very open communication, you can work with your child, to find what’s best for them. I know that I would’ve benefitted from no social media, but then again without the internet, I wouldn’t be who I am today. Very interesting things to think about. One thing I’ve noticed, maybe it’s juvenoia, but I feel the youth today are more of a monolith, and less individual. Individuality is tokenized.

@glassoforangejuice6675

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindboknifeandtool That last part hits but in such a way where there’s not a firm culture anywhere and each pocket of culture is so huge that it’s become it’s own world, colliding and bashing into other worlds so much it’s looks like a giant mess, especially online. That might be why it feels like both a monolith to you and more diverse than ever to some others. But you know, we just gotta keep touching grass and all that.

Burnout is inevitable. And there's no guidelines or support to prevent it. There's way more pressure now. Ultimately you just have to deal with it. Take a step back, rest, eat. Sleep for a week. Pet your dog or cat. You need to take the noise out back and shoot it dead.

@lindboknifeandtool

2 жыл бұрын

*yelp*

Beautiful video. Thank you so much for involving me and letting me say a few words on this subject! Keep being cool :)

As someone that always wanted to do social media marketing, I got my dream gig. I used up all my ideas in the first 2 years and now it feels like work. I got a lot a criticism on social media other platforms like yikyak and it killed me. It sucked. It’s so easy to get into your own head and doubt yourself and now I’m down and slacking. However people still do love my content and I feel bad for the tens of thousands of followers but idk. It’s hard to please everyone and I need to know that.

a big thing I've heard from twitch streamers which started/got their break during the pandemic is that they really got used to the numbers during the pandemic and not hitting those same peak numbers really fucks with their heads.

(TMI coming) Not as a music creator, but as someone who posted illustrations online on and off for years till the pandemic hit, I can relate a little. I would usually pump out a lot of work for fun when I was in a zone, and not posting online, but once it was out there suddenly my focus went from "I'm drawing for fun!" to agonizing over what people "wanted to see" and if something was "good enough to post"/would get "enough likes". I hated it - it would make me stop drawing (Analysis Paralysis?). Even now, I barely draw anymore privately because when I try to put pen to paper the same thought patterns emerge. I dont use much social media anymore (outside of scrolling once every few days on twitter and watching youtube) and while I absolutely 100% understand and appreciate the positives of such instant and available connection, it's only ever been a source of anxiety for me and I feel somehow exposed. I wish I was the type of person who had the courage to put themselves out there, but I like being anonymous to the degree I'm able now. Anyway...this video was insightful, and I think well worth the time and effort you put into it. You're also fun to listen to, as always :)!! I hope it's possible to strike a healthy balance between online and offline, but I know its difficult when your career can depend on an algorithm and engagement...and then also your self worth at times. Yeesh.

This is why I make music but never post it. I record on a tape recorder and have a collection of songs in a box in my room, and I love keeping it just that way. It's fulfilling to make it for myself and there's no pressure to have other people listen to it.

I am painfully happy that I still haven't gotten tik tok (and that I'm not in a place where I want to post my music, or make any short films) because of this. I did however get extreme burnout with my makeup account. I now just post when I like my makeup. My story is how I connect with people because I'm in online school, so I do still overshare on there.

glitchgummusic makes a very good point. It's a profession in itself. One you're obliged to pursue if you want to make it as a musician today (or artist in general) because that's where the bar's been set by big corporations that have enough money to hire someone to do that part of the job. Artists and their fans could in theory set up a platform which promotes artists rather evenly and which doesn't require so much else from every artist (like knowing how to play the social media game), but it will always be drowned out by artists who are signed to labels who do succesfully garner attention using social media. The presence of artists who do it better makes it impossible for smaller artists to take a step back, and usually that's a good thing *when it's actually about music,* but now artists are basically wasting their time on maintaining their profile and manipulating the algorithm while society and they themselves would be better off if they could just focus on making music.

I conscientiously geezered out at the TikTok stage of our social media degeneration, never looked back and am happy in my choice of doing so. :)

35:25 This is a very important message for anyone who is starting a hobby or struggling to keep up with one. Great video!

@lindboknifeandtool

2 жыл бұрын

I make knives and I make one for me, one for sale.

Great video! I think those burnt out artists could get non-music jobs if they feel like their careers are too demanding. See how that works out. And I'm not trying to be edgy or an asshole or a boomer - I think it's legit good advice for someone to strengthen their mental health. Work at a job-job for a while, preferrably one that requires you to work with and communicate with many people beyond your bubble. Clock in, clock out, relax. Get that steady paycheck. A standard job can be really gratifying, plus all that you experience at that job will be inspiration for your art.

@miraclelamb8073

2 жыл бұрын

almost no artist wants this

Gr8 vid. Also - you look overtly stunning in this video. You go girl!

awesome video. your videos are one of the only ones on the platform right now that i have been able to focus fully on. i don't know what it is, i guess both your voice and passion for the topics it makes ir overall interesting. great job. thanks for putting this amazing content out for everyone. appreciate it a lot.

love the interview with mad tsai. such a great artist and he seems like a great guy too!!

Hey Dev - as a content creator (making educational music work) and music as well I've always looked up to your work. Thanks for speaking the truth about these struggles, I feel really similarly.

This video came at the perfect time for me. This past month I've been finally building the habit of posting on TikTok every day, and while I've started seeing solid growth, I've also felt super burned out this week as my schedule's filled up with a bigger music video shoot, moving into a new place, and getting ready for a show. So many fears around exactly the things you mentioned, especially with losing momentum when slowing down on posting/not feeling inspired. A lot of insightful stuff in this video, thank you!

This was so great I loved it! Long form content from u is a dream 🤩🤩

you're an inspiration - thank you for all your hard work to give truly helpful and new vantage points on these issues !!

I’m not a content creator, but i experienced something similar to digital burnout after i had a hard time coping with dropping out of college just before the pandemic. I ended up in a spiral of mindlessly scrolling for hours upon hours for days upon days & felt my life wasting away before my own eyes. it has been 3 years since that began, and as of last september, i began a serious effort to regain control of my life which involved SEVERELY limiting my screen time (it was necessary for me). I’m not trying to share any ~deep thoughts~ about social media as i’ve stepped away from nearly every form of it, but i DO want to share some changes i’ve made that have directly impacted my mental health (specifically from the lens of a former screen-addict) in case anyone else is struggling in a similar way - i do not use my phone as an alarm, i have an alarm clock & i dont touch my phone for the first hour of my day no matter how badly i want to - i read or journal instead. - journaling (as cliche as it sounds) has helped me channel my negative feelings and that hamster wheel of negative self talk that our brains run on these days into words and onto paper. there is not a right way to journal, but getting it out and down somewhere makes it tangible and real and can help you feel validated in your feelings. - i do yoga (with adrienne lol) regularly now which was hard asf as a former gym class hater, but it really can help to get your mind and body connected to each other again. its soooo easy for your mind to go to some awful places & grounding yourself in your body is a great way to manage that. - getting enough sleep (i feel like im saying obvious stuff but like. ITS TRUE… FR..) i used to go to bed at 3-4am and wake up at 9-10. it affected my overall quality of life so much and i will never take it for granted again. - setting my phone to greyscale so i dont like being on it as much. this helps keep me from mindlessly scrolling as im learning to use my phone as the tool for communication it is instead of the lifeline it had become. anyways. reading this back sounds a little dumb because it all seems like obvious stuff, but i hope that if someone else is struggling with similar stuff that they might read this and realize that its not impossible to come back from these places.

@serahmaxy8849

2 жыл бұрын

❤️

I loved this whole big thing!! Great video, Dev! I can tell ya worked super hard on it and it’s super relatable

i love that bit of advice at the end :) if i'm debating with people online, i usually respond (if we are genuinely trying to get each other's side), but when people are mean for no reason, i'd block them and/or delete the notification.

This is such a well timed video, I'm so glad you talked about this. Thanks Songpsych

it is so great seeing you make long form videos

this is really cool. very glad to see you tackle a big stinkin issue in a more longform piece! thanks for makin cool stuff dev ok now smell you later (probably on your next video)

Really great video, as always. I love your sense of humor.

K1nneret said it perfectly! Yes burnout is inevitable but its hard to get burnt out when you’re doing what you love and not doing it for the money. This is why artist need substantial and consistent ways to get paid as well as ways to connect to their fans on a healthier level. I’ve been subscribed on my other channel, had to join on this one. Thanks for all the videos!

This is such a good video holy shit, thank you for making this. It’s so interesting and I’ve never felt so seen

We’re chained to the algorithm ,it can become an addiction because for me I’ve been creating a lot and having fun but sharing to other is so hard when you never reach a lot !

as a "middle schooler" (we didn't have middle school where i lived, but grade 8, you know age 12-13ish) i was definitely an outcast and not popular which led me to online spaces, and in a way it kind of even gave me a popularity factor? like i remember one of the popular girls followed me on twitter and i was always tweeting back and forth with my online friend group and it was like... a thing to envy almost for her!

thank you so much for putting this all into words! I'm a different type of creator, but it's interesting to see how the pandemic and the binge culture affected all of us.

surprisingly wholesome video, great information, you did great 👏🏼

Being harassed by people, while going into your pink Tesla crying…. Feels…. Like… bro. Not quite dystopian just- Idk

This is such a great and well-researched video!!

Great video and this topic resonates with me on a personal level, also your hair looks really good 👍.

Thank you for making this! It gave a lot of food for though 💭❤️

Complimentss i think you made an awesome work with this video!!!!

Your video was really insightful !! Loved it ! To me a content creator's whole job is to please people or do things for the public to CONSUME. So it centers on the consumer, not the artist. That is the way the industry works. That is the job. Art is not to be consumed, it is something we mostly do for ourselves. So using content creation as a outlet for art is a sure fire way to see your art treated as a way to get likes instead of a product of your self expression.... We have to be real, accept the truth at some point about artistic industries and make choices. Especially when you know how addictive it is ! For example, fashion, in the way it functions, is all about creating the future now while being IN the moment and forward which is super stressful. If you find this toxic, maybe do not take fashion. And I speak from exeperience.... hard truth : sometimes we dream of things that are too toxic for us and we must choose. AND THAT'S OKAY ! Too many of us hold to unrealistic expectations because we saw a coup'e of people succeed on social media... Also maaaany of our super famous faves still diversify their income sources. As a fellow artist I wish everyone strength and to find themselves back in their art as it is 10000% more valuable than likes and visibility. Much love

just found this channel and it's very refreshing to hear some rational insights about this industry

super insightful videos, love the content

Thank you for posting about the subject not many people talk about it and before tiktok came along i basically already had burnt out and was being fuel by toxic positivity from my ex: like if he had told me how things really were i feel like i mightve had a better chance. Nobody in visual arts i knew wouldve ever recognized they had anxiety with creation they would just brush it off. I felt really abnormal and so insecure i didnt know what to do with myself at all So yeah thank you i really needed that. good content

Omg thank you for sharing

it’s so weird to see my old college friend in one of my fav youtuber’s videos lmao. also very good video as always i love your personality and commentary style

this color grading is making fall in love with u

Thank you for this Video!

Awesome video! Thank you Dev! We love you!

great video, didn't even realize how long it was

Thank you so so much for this video… 41 minutes well spent 💖💖💖 And yessssss the video did make me feel better 🥹❤️💯

Before the pandemic, I was always so busy and surrounded by people (rented a house with my 4 best friends!) So my mood was so easy to regulate. I had plenty of outlets and many more things that kept my mind engaged and going. But since lockdowns, my mental health has declined dramatically. I'm not diagnosed yet but I'm pretty sure I've developed generalized anxiety and a phobia or 2. Now, I definitely use social media and my parasocial relationships with kpop groups and KZreadrs to regulate my mood and distract myself from my anxiety. So yeah, it doesn't surprise me that researchers are finding a correlation between poor mental health and social media. It likely goes both ways honestly.

Great video, this needs three MILLION fr

starting reel was perfectly edited

Damn this was 40 minutes. And I watched it all. Shit all the power to you girl

you were gonna for a little but so happy you came back with a gem ❤

I swear if I see another one of these fake TikToks "speaking to my manager" where someone reads a stupid script as a manager to create engagement or "the label won't release the song if it doesn't get x presaves", well I won't do anything, but I will just hate the artist and unfollow them for not being real to their audience.

@Sam-cq9us

2 жыл бұрын

What should they do instead?

@MadameKay

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sam-cq9us Make video about what they truly feel or do. Why stage fake confrontations and pretend they're serious?

@Sam-cq9us

2 жыл бұрын

@@MadameKayunfortunately humans love controversy and a story line and if you come out and just say "hey guys here's my song please listen to it" you might get a few people who would.. look at a song like "Montero" or famous by Kanye those songs probably wouldn't be as big if it weren't for the controversial lyrics and music videos that's what people like and the labels know that. Now is it authentic?.. no but it sells and at the end of the day no matter how much you love making music it's still a business.

EXCITED FOR THIS ONE

That same day, dev and her band made the AOTY (or the day after that)

This was insightful!

If you enjoy what you do and do it for fun you shouldn't get burnt out unless you just overwork too too much and don't rest at all

extra long video from an icon WE LOVE

Great Content !

This! Ladies and Gentlemen! This is one of the greatest KZread videos I've ever watched. It's just telling me that I'm not loosing my mind. I'm right! I'm writing a book about this. It's made us become mass producers instead of craftsmen. Social media uses to be a tool to help you XYZ. Now we've become the tool of social media. We gave the robots all the responsibility. Now, fate is without irony because we can't live without them. It's the same thing that's happened with the finance industry. It's a runaway swirling vortex of energy.

love these kind of videos. feeling a strong 9.7

I think the lack of sleep in combination maybe a factor to their mood overall. The body needs sleep, even though the person doesn't feel it, they are affected by this lack of sleep.

freakin great!

I also have to come back and state that as a creative and musicians, we're giving the power to this thing called TikTok. It only has the power that it does because we have decided that it was important. I feel for these content creators featured in the video, however, I would also have to say just take the bullets out of the loaded TikTok gun. You don't have to create for the sake of TikTok and content. We are artists, and as artists we are the ones who are creative. We understand how all of this works, and we should be the ones having a say so in how this gets released. If you're a major label artist stuck in a contract, then there isn't much I can say. But for those how are independent, the only pressure to create "viral" content is on ourselves. We're trying to keep up with a machine that is designed for reward those who feed it. We aren't machines. We are human beings. I remember in the early 2000s when music was first hitting the digital landscapes. The music industry didn't quite know how to handle the transition, and for a moment consumers/artists were killing it. WE were decided how music was heard, consumed, and distributed. We didn't have to wait on record labels to OK a release, we could just use MySpace, forums, and other sharing websites like LimeWire (computer AIDS FTW lol). There was no one size fits all way of doing things. It wasn't until the big wigs as the labels finally got a hint of what's happening that they started forcing art. We have to start doing that again, taking back what's ours and letting consumers and big wigs know that they can't control us.

@Kay-kg6ny

2 жыл бұрын

YES to all of this. It's probably easier said than done for a lot of folks, but we need to defang these fucked up platforms by starving them of our attention. We can do it!

@dezzy_yates

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kay-kg6ny Been saying this since day one!

@miraclelamb8073

2 жыл бұрын

i’ve been trying to do this and my music is going nowhere

@dezzy_yates

2 жыл бұрын

@@miraclelamb8073 Just getting to this content. I would say, find out who your target audience is and hone in on them. Develop honest connections with people around you, share your music with them, and then continue to develop your sound. Everyone stresses the importance of going viral these days when what really matters is the music. As long as your music is good, you'll grab the attention of who you need to. It might take some money on your end (every business venture does) however it will always be money worth spent. Whatever you do, don't be like the creators in this TikTok compilation forcing yourself to TikTok for the sake of clout.

Awesome video

Commenting for the algorithm ♥️

I would say yes and no. I'll start with no. No: Just like KZread, I believe when used correctly, TikTok can be a great tool for artists to express themselves. It's a great way for exposure and it can help bridge the gap between potential fan and artist. That's, of course, if TikTok fits the branding. Not every artist should use TikTok because not every artist makes TikTok type of music and content. Yes: Piggybacking off the previous statement, BECAUSE certain artists found ways to use TikTok to get massive amounts of success, the music industry thinks this is how ALL artist are to be successful now. The same thing happened with ringtones when they first came out. Certain artists made great ringtone type of music, and then next thing you know, labels are forcing artists to create ringtone music if they weren't part of that elite few who already had an established fan base. So many great artists either One hit wonders that could have the potential star power to be great all get washed down the drain to for the sake of a viral moment on TikTok

Yes. It’s does what main stream radio does but faster. Instead hearing a song once a hour it’s every 3 minutes.

20:00 or something oh yeah absolutely Men are more likely to be overlooked while women are more likely to be criticized. There is a higher standard for women regarding everything, for real

Artists and celebrities are on SM too often. There needs to be more mystery.

nice now Dev👏

I'm finally feeling confident with my music, reaction from my friends have been positive (finally) and I tried posting on TikTok on a regular schedule but I just can't seem to grow. I don't know what to post, when to post, and how to post. I wish someone could guide me man

Thanks!

I am so glad that i never really did social media. What fucking bullshit.

Mfs have to start learning - use social media to your advantage, don't let it use you. Screw the numbers, make what you want and if it catches on (or not) consider it a bonus next to having made something.

Blessed be the spirit of the dev

very cool thank you :)

I think.its all too much burnout is real and some just never spoke on it or their problems cause people have fake expectations and some of us have real lifes busy things to do and kidds or other things so, its like ya who has all this free time!? idk..maybe not me. wonderful video loved it🙂

@DellSellMysic

2 жыл бұрын

giving up real jobs for social media is scary probably most never make any steady incomes every single month unless they are already super big and famous or already born rich..if they are already rich or famous tik tok is not for them they dont need it or anything cause ppl will still make it easy for them to get paid no matter what and they can make non stop content cause they paid for it and the help or whatever. ..simple...

I love your videos! Quick question tho, if Tony is a Melon, what are you?🤔

@spookyaliens6286

2 жыл бұрын

She a lemon 🍋

@ABeiji123

2 жыл бұрын

@@spookyaliens6286 damn u right. I was about to say butternut squash

@MaxMax-zo9vq

2 жыл бұрын

@@spookyaliens6286 melon is just lemon spelled backwards 🧐

Me: *Watches video then proceeds to open settings and further limit app times*

Yes it is!

true putting on any fake happy face online is a deal breaker for many artists.

I agree with a lot of what you said. But I dunno. At the end of the day most of this just seems like rich kid problems 🤷‍♂️

@RandomNirvanaSXE

2 жыл бұрын

It honestly is. "Omg it's so hard to maintain a random channel that I created and then I got views and followers and made money and it all started validating and made me feel good but now I'm at a point where it's no longer all new and my ego doesn't get fed anymore like i don't care if there's 2000 views in 10 minutes anymore I'm so burned out I can't make pointless videos when I'm so concerned about keeping popular and staying on trend" That's all it literally is. "WaaHhh success is hard because my EGO" 🙄

@user-oy5hb5nq5h

2 жыл бұрын

I can definitely say that it isn't just rich kid problems. There are many people who have built their career, usually art, on their online presence. Small businesses, that are definitely not 'rich kids', such as some people I know who sell prints of their artwork and more online, are also forced to consistently create posts or instagram reels and please the social media algorithm so that they can keep their audience. Independent comic artists, (that are definitely NOT rich, trust me), spend wayyy more time working on their episodes than someone with a 9-5 job, and you can see that pure skill and hard work is not enough to gain an audience online. The ones who use viral tiktok audios and memes to push their comic get the attention. for some, staying 'on trend' is vital to make money. it's essentially advertisement for their stores or product. the fact that art as a career can be accomplished online is a double edged sword. what's the solution? i don't know. like she said, it's too early to see the long term effects of this new social media culture. (you could argue that, well, that's the just risk you have to take if you want to start an online career, deal with it. but that doesn't mean these issues shouldn't be talked about.)

@shaina8947

2 жыл бұрын

i don't understand how u could get that out of this lol ... people from any & every social class can easily feel digital burn out if we use our devices too much & get over consumed with the engagement we recieve online :/

Nice video

The dark side of content creation...the burnout is real

Being over the loop isn’t evitable today since trends die and are born every two days

I deleted tt bc i couldn't do that shit anymore

@DellSellMysic

2 жыл бұрын

good for you deserve better🌏

16:12 This study deadass said we're coping... oh boy, I'm responding to a study about people who are on the internet too much with an internet meme, I need to touch some grass.

Okay, not even done with this video but I LOVE Salem Ilese's music... maybe bc I'm a TXT fan, I just think her pop culture references in her music are so fun and her voice is amazing, I can't believe she's getting so much hate bc people can't have fun with lyrics :l

unrelated but i really like that shirt, you always look so cool

Very slept on articulated video

Just starting vid but yeah i feel that now, in ways, sm's are hurting.

@jerramy1997

2 жыл бұрын

I was 6 seconds in things changed. I dont post syyyyhht...... but comments realy tehe

wow you just spit facts for 40 mins 👏🏻

Check out Kathrin's new video on creating art y'all!