What are you about to do right now? We're going to play, Here's Why You're Wrong,
where I look at your hot takes, your tough questions and your unpopular opinions,
and I decide whether you're right or wrong.
The only reason bad influencers are not canceled is because their followings are people,
oh, who would do the same thing. Whew. We are starting off bold. I don't understand
why we're so shocked when these people still have platforms. It just means there are people
ready to give it to them. Internet is in a small bubble of like-minded people. Is this
person right or wrong? Give me some D'Angelo rights, D'Angelo wrongs, depending on your
stance on this. Is see a majority right. A majority right. Here's why you're wrong.
I think when people get canceled over racism and they still have a platform,
it's because the people still choosing to support them are probably racist and don't
think racism is wrong. But when I look at people who get "canceled", which never works by the way,
over things like really disturbing things, I don't think most of the people supporting
them would also do these things. I just think they're incapable of separating the YouTuber
that they enjoy watching from the person who did these things. Oh, Snapchat, people think D'Angelo
has a skincare routine when he was obviously just born with that face. Is it true that I
don't actually have a skincare routine? I'm going to go ahead and answer this. Here's why you're
wrong. I do have a skincare routine, actually. I will go ahead and share my skincare routine
with you right now. This is a world exclusive of the elusive D'Angelo Wallace skincare routine. The
majority of my skincare starts with things that are not products. My history with my
clear skin has involved a lot of me cutting down stressful things in life. As far as the actual
products I use, it's quite simple. I start off moisturizing with ... Well, actually, (beep) me
some stuff a couple of months ago, so I recently did switch. I switched to the (beep) moisturizer.
I'm not really a big fan of (beep) in the first place, because it smells weird. But it does work.
I have combination skin. The oilier your skin is, the more you should be focusing on using products
like (beep) in the first place. After all of that, that's what I do daily. As far as weekly,
I like to just use a face mask. Literally, the face mask will not work.
There's no point in using a face mask, unless you specifically, specifically, get the ones that they
carry at (beep). That is the skincare routine. Jenna Marbles wasn't canceled. She simply just
wanted to move on from YouTube. Is this right or is this wrong? I see some wrongs. Okay. I
see right. I see mostly rights. Here's why your right. Jenna Marbles was not a victim of "cancel
culture". She did something bad. I'm not talking about the things that she didn't actually do. I'm
just talking about the content that she obviously pointed out as being problematic. And then after,
apologizing for that and changing her behavior, which is good and amazing and should be done,
she decided she didn't still want to be on the internet having done those things.
I'm not putting words in her mouth. I'm just saying what she said in her video to us. She
just said out of her own feelings. It was her own wishes. That's her way of doing the right
thing. I respect her decision and I respect her for doing what she thought was the right thing.
Do not ship/headcanon actual existing people. I don't see a single wrong. Here's why your
right. Because it's weird. If people didn't bring more attention to Eugenia Cooney, she would get
better. I genuinely believe that the only reason she keeps spiraling is because people keep saying,
"We are worried," which in her brain means, "I'm thin." I don't know a solution, but I think they
shouldn't bring too much attention to her because it's toxic. Oh, I see some mixed ones. This is a
very heavy question. And it's a good opinion. Regardless of whether I agree with her or not,
I like this person's train of thought, because this is definitely somebody who wants her to get
better. Here's why you wrong. I think there's a specific way to bring attention to some of
the things Eugenia Cooney does that is not harmful, because some of it should be called
out. Unfortunately, Eugenia uploads a lot of very dangerous content online. Body checking stuff,
things that normalize eating disorders. Unfortunately, it's definitely okay to call
that out. However, the majority of the way she gets called out in my opinion is not necessarily
helpful. If you focus more on Eugenia and the shock of, "Oh my gosh, she has an eating disorder
and she's doing all these things," then you focus on the people that she could potentially be
negatively affecting. Then you're doing it wrong, and yeah, you're not helping her get better.
We can't help Eugenia Cooney. Nothing we can do, unfortunately, is really ever going to
help Eugenia Cooney. I feel like we should bring attention to the dangerous things that Eugenia
Cooney does but I feel like we should not make it such a shock factor, because clearly she enjoys
the shock factor, unfortunately. Being raised like this isn't an excuse for being racist, homophobic,
sexist, et cetera. Let's be honest, chat, obviously, I don't think I have to ask,
but are they right? Here's why your right. I think when YouTubers get called out and they immediately
blame it on their environment, it's pardon My language, garbaggio. That's a garbage excuse
to be on the internet and say, "When I was raised, I didn't see anything wrong with it."
And here's why. I'm not saying it for no reason. You are now in the environment of the internet,
so even if you did actually grow up in some backwater, Texas town where it's okay to be
racist, this is a joke, it's not okay to be racist, even if you really did grow up
there and you never ever had a single frame of reference of not being racist, the moment you
go on the internet, you immediately understand, "Oh, wait, people don't do that." So if you're
on the internet, regardless of how you were raised, it's not an excuse. I think the people
who hate on Jojo Siwa only hate her because he's extremely unapologetically a teenage girl. Some
people just hate everything about girls and their interests. Nothing has ever been wrong with Jojo.
Do you agree that there's no real valid reasons to hate on Jojo Siwa? Here's why your right.
She's rich and y'all mad. Period. End of story. Don't want to hear it. I'm sorry that you don't
have a car with your face on it. When I see these things, I take notes. That is what I
take. I do not take offense. I take notes. Just because it's a joke, doesn't mean you
can say whatever you want whenever you want, even online. There's a time and place. Is it possible
that humor may have limits? Here's why you're right. I am annoyed at how flimsy this excuse
is. Most people who say this are not smart enough to do dark humor properly. I do think it's okay
to joke about almost any subject, but joking and being rude or mocking it are not the same things.
Zero degree Kelvin take. 99% of the opinions we've gone over so far are extremely popular opinions.
Have we been too safe? Here's why your right. I'm aware that popular opinions get sorted to
the top, and that is why last stream I decided we will have a segment where we
do something no YouTuber should ever do. We are going to sort the comments by newest first. Oh
wait, but before that, let's go ahead and do mine. Anthony Fantano stole the idea from me actually,
and I definitely did not steal it from his Let's Argue Series. Here's why you're
right. Anthony Fantano one V one me in the street, sure, You've been doing this
since before I was on YouTube, but I had the idea first. I just can't prove it right now.
But I could if I tried hard enough. Cancellations only work on the lower classes. When someone has
money or innate privilege, it becomes a lot less effective. My nuclear take is that the effects
of cancellation or discriminatory. Is cancel culture inherently racist, sexist, classist,
everything, phobic? Here's why you're right. When White people get canceled, where do they go?
The trending tab. Specifically talking about the brand of rich White L.A. Valley type influencer,
nothing happens to them. Let's go ahead and mention Dream. I have to say, I like Dream because
at worst, Dream's biggest crime is cheating in Minecraft. People tend to use the insult,
"You're a Dream Stan" to hurt someone who watches Dream. I don't understand why people can't like
things like watching Dream without being called a Stan or them bringing up past happenings with his
speed runs, et cetera. Do we agree with this, chat? I'm going to go ahead and say here's
why you're right. Dream's content is not problematic and Dream is not causing harm,
so there's nothing wrong with supporting him. I wish cancel culture actually worked so we could
permanently get rid of our favorite people. I love this comment. Here's why your rights.
There's a meme that sums up what I'm saying better than I could ever say. Turf is a slur
to silence you. Darn, I sure wish it worked. Shut the heck up. This is one of my favorite
images in the entire world, because I agree with it 100%. We need to adjust this. Okay,
cancel culture is going to silence you. Darn, I sure wish it worked. This is beautiful. Anyway,
if we've learned anything from this it's that YouTube was a mistake. Then again, it can't be
that much of a mistake if you just watched this entire video from the only value YouTuber on the
website. Anyway, I'll be here all week folks at 2:00 p.m. Central time. If it's Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, that means I'm uploading a new video here. If it's Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, that
means I'm going live over on Twitch. So basically what I'm trying to say is, I'll see you tomorrow.
Unless, of course, tomorrow is Sunday, in which case, just watch this video again. Okay, bye.