He has really bad financial literacy for a rich kid. I hope he's investing some of his Chubetube money so it can sustain him, because his "talent" certainly won't longterm.
Absolutely. I mean all that cash on sets and costumes and paying for makeup artists and all that b.s. It's just stupid. He could literally do most of that himself like he used to and his videos wouldn't be worse for it. (I mean that might not be possible lol).
How much does Olly make, anyway? Like with his few acting gigs, the audiobook thing, the vaccine project thing, his YouTube revenue AND his Patreon altogether. Has anyone ever estimated it all?
If I was getting that kind of money....ok and for this thought experiment I'm gonna pretend I'm not married with too many kids and am instead a single working person in my 20s with no kids, like Olly. I would ask my parents for advice or referrals about investments and invest a bunch of it. Maybe up to about 1/4 of the money. Then I'd put at LEAST another 1/4-1/3 of the total monthly income into and interest-generating savings, and live comfortably but not at all lavishly on the rest while continuing to work.
I was scrolling through my YouTube home feed earlier today and saw that Kat Blaque was in the midst of a livestream "AMA About the Vaush Drama". So I hopped on for awhile. Mostly Kat ranted more than answering questions. But towards the end, after most of the Vaushites had cleared out, she did look at the chat and answered some questions, which by then had moved off the topic of Twitter drama and onto lefty politics and Breadtube stuff.
Anyway, I saw two people- one was a superchat- ask her what she thought of Abigail Thorn and also why didnt she ever talk to or about Abi anymore. She pointedly ignored those questions, even tho she was trying to reply to all the other superchats. 'Twas interesting, tho unsurprising.
Fr I am shaken to the core by that.
Reckon they’ll even get together before the live event?
How fucking weird would that be- oh hi it’s all us pals, yeah we’ve never been in a room with each other either!
Stuff is different irl. Ask all the weirdos who get internet long term bfs/gfs- and they speak on the phone and shit “, even video too- til they *actually* meet.
Think it’s supposed to be the same with some friendships too. Idk I was never pedo-naive/ lonesome enough to actually go and make/meet net friends.
It would be super interesting though totally unbearable to be in that theatre. Like I wouldn’t physically be able to hack it. The play would be different, that would be way less awkward and more flat out hillarious.
But yeah, ugh, the live show.
Now fucking way am I listening to their noise/ it’s hard enough To stomach a few mins when it’s just them- if there’s a bit of video I can try to watch it though.
Just find it so weird that you’d even start a podcast with someone you’d never met in the first place. His interactions with them seem so shallow and like, have only upped in ante since the podcast, so like how did their ‘relationship’ even start?
I will say that I actually have met a lot of very good friends initially online. I've met some people who I only knew online beforehand who have been IRL as-close-as-family friends for 15+ years. And I met my now-husband on an online theology and philosophy debate forum that is now defunct. There's a rule of thumb that I believe is true: if you get along with someone online, you'll very likely get along with them IRL. [as long as you're being yourself and not actively trying to catfish people or lying about who you are, etc.]
So, who knows what it'll be like when they meet? As to where they met....I'd bet anything in some kind of online tranny meeting place or FB or Reddit sub or something, or even maybe trans Twitter?