China and the Gulf States are setting up their own non-USD trading bloc. They have no choice.

There are many strong reasons for countries to seek alternatives to trading in USD, the constant fear of sanctions being the most commonly cited. But a greater catalyst is that Washington's titanic fiscal deficits are draining US dollars from the global banking system. Even our allies are left with few options, but to set up bilateral swap lines directly between buyers and sellers, as USD liquidity drains away.
Resources and links:
East Asia Forum: Chinese yuan gains currency in the Gulf States
eastasiaforum.org/2024/01/17/...
US Treasury auction schedule home.treasury.gov/system/file...
ZH, Ugly tailing 10-year auction
www.zerohedge.com/markets/ugl...
Futures firm after 5-year note auction www.marketwatch.com/livecover...
Investopedia: indirect bidders
www.investopedia.com/terms/i/...
Graphic, China's largest trading partners
www.reddit.com/r/neoliberal/c...

[@willengel2458]

the empire dropped the anvil on its own feet when it deployed the nuclear SWIFT option on Russia. the empire thought it could weaken Russia through sanctions alone. Russia FM deserved a Nobel with her brilliant idea of gold and Ruble for Russian export. Freezing of Russian assets also sent a warning signal to Gulf oil Sheiks, their assets in the West is no longer safe when their action displease the empire.

[@deepone5005]

😂😂😂

[@reno0405g]

It is very unwise to exclude Russia's raw material from global trade because the supply is simply too huge to be ignored. Now the impenetrable fortress of the US Dollar as global trade currency is cracked and provided the world alternative measures to trade with Russia. The world finally have excuses to reduce the use of USD, and the US can no longer threaten other countries with sanctions, export their inflations, nor peek at other countries cash flow and transactions to manipulate other countries.

[@deepone5005]

Emperor's Xi' s wise words: Do not lift that huge boulder to throw at others, lest you drop it and crush your own feet.

[@adolft_official]

Lavrov is a girl?

[@willengel2458]

@@reno0405g Russia used to import food stuffs from EU. the Crimea sanctions forced Russia to look inward and developed its agriculture sector. the year 2014 was the turning point for China, Russia, and the empire.

[@user-zk5zv3en4s]

US to Russia: You are forbidden to use US Dollar to sell your oil. Russia to US: No problem.

[@michaelmarchal4004]

Russia to US: Thanks god

[@jacquelineperet6599]

💯✅️💯✅️

[@coliv2]

Thanks for keeping us informed about events that will NOT be discussed in western media.

[@topsuperseven7910]

He used a VPN so he could jump the China firewall and read about this (and clip articles) FROM WESTERN MEDIA and then posted it here on WESTERN MEDIA. Are you that insane? This video is blocked in CHina PRC by the way.

[@rombios3056]

Amen

[@fredrik3685]

It maybe more expensive to do nothing. It's like calling the plumber when you see the leak and not wait until the house is flooded. You should call the plumber even if you already have economic problems.

[@r.j.9683]

US can affors sent over 110 billions to Ukraine. while the country living in debt. US is screw

[@willengel2458]

you swallowed the hook, line, and sinker. what you heard as aid in reality is loan. the empire is not in charity business. the sad truth is Ukraine paid to have its country destroyed.

[@kibakobo]

@@willengel2458and 😂you swallows entire spear! It’s Larry and the gang. Congress. Thugs in Kiev. Be specific. It’s neither empire nor govt. it’s one particular ethnic group working as enforcer and other as clearing agent. Here is a tip: K-Street and W-Street. Who runs them follow the lead and you will be home.

[@rap3208]

@@willengel2458 Yeah, keep on hiding your head in the sand. You do have a 34T dollar debt no matter how you spin it. The US did spend 117 billion to support Ukraine's war, and that does not even include the billions spent effecting the color revolution ousting the russia-friendly Ukraine administration in 2014. There is also the intelligence and military support/logistics/advise to the Ukraine during this war. YOU are bleeding money in this war that have been lost since it started. As i have said, keep ob hiding your head in the sand to make yourself feel better.

[@jogana6909]

US loves war more than any other country. NATO is an evil organization, especially when the Cold War has ended.

[@kafka738]

Loan? Are you sure US can get all the loans back after Ukraine is destroyed?

[@kibakobo]

Chinese - Have too many leverages. They were trying to play nice all this time. But they can’t deal with hubris infused erratic, irrational, warmongers. Chinese more than anybody else love stability - STABILITY. It is.

[@jogana6909]

China promotes trade all over the world. US waged wars all over the world.

[@btiger1281]

Like a household, once you live well beyond your means, it all eventually falls apart, and face it America you have been living the high life for over 50 years .

[@brianliew5901]

Not if you can print money like there's no tomorrow. 😂😂😂😂

[@ICEMAN_GT]

Forcing others to trade in only USD is not free-market nor democratic.

[@navado75]

Kids getting bullied getting together and giving the bully a taste😂

[@LuckyJojo-yb9vt]

No wonder so many wealthy Americans are advocating gold owning now. They've reaped all the benefits of this system and need to preserve their wealth.

[@enceladus4900]

they drained everything everywhere dry

[@medialcanthus9681]

Milked the markets for their personal empires, increasing poverty in their countries. Soros tried to do this thru Jack Ma. Fortunately xijinping foiled their plot. He forced the rich corporations to give back some money to the poor.

[@misty671]

Americans are not interested in gold. Probably less than 1% own any.

[@enceladus4900]

@@misty671 he said wealthy americans, the 1% u mentioned.

[@universalmirage1208]

Yuan swap scheme works for majority of countries which have trade surplus with China. The scary thing is even a country with US$ debt default with US, it still can trade with China using Yuan. It is like you have two credit cards. When one credit card is out of limit, you still can use another credit card.

[@L98fiero]

Credit swaps are like a debt card, you can only buy what you can afford.

[@swatisquantum]

It’s an exchange. You trade your 1kg sugar for 1kg of rice. Hence swap. But now introducing another asset to create liquidity = rnb. It’s like adding oil to the system.

[@morrismak]

Besides the gulf states, China has been swapping currencies with many global south countries also

[@trekpac2]

Your analyses are always very informative. Thanks.

[@silversurfer8237]

It is a sad situation. Somehow US politicians don’t understand how they are wrecking SWIFT and the reserve currency status of the USD.

[@BebekGoreng88]

but it's good for the rest of the world. We (the rest of the world) haven't reach to the point of no return with our dollar dependencies, it's not too late for us the rest of the world to reduce our dollar dependencies, save ourselves from the arrogance of the US (Utterly Shameless).

[@lfish57]

I learn a lot from this channel. Thank you Kevin

[@garyevergreen5035]

Everybody's leaving the USD system.

[@yingxu7908]

every country has it right how and which way to deal with each other

[@MM-tt3np]

H e l l no! America first! You are now canceled and will also be sanctioned. All your assets in the west is now american assets, which will be sent to Zelensky, in cash :P

[@mamusichmilan7729]

You deliver better explanations than Ph.D.-s in economics. Your videos are suitable for use as university instruction material. We suspect that you must be a graduate of some STEM field.

[@kibakobo]

Agree. Sometimes he is even better than many guests on KITCO. Even they seem to be out of touch sometimes, regurgitating same old. He is on ground - Zero; where it’s all happening with keen sense of basics. This exp is worth more than degrees !

[@mamusichmilan7729]

@@kibakobo Where are you from? I am from Hungary.

[@AnnieT369]

University of Chicago?

[@Ace1000ks19751982]

Looks like the end of USD hegemony.

[@L98fiero]

Not yet, but it's coming!

[@Ace1000ks19751982]

@@L98fiero It's the beginning of the end.

[@somsackvongsa7077]

Fast forward ten to twelve year's time into future.will be clear that dollar is stronger or weak.i think dollar will be very strong.

[@kibakobo]

@@somsackvongsa7077true it could be , on what grounds tho? Soon Europeans will be trading in Yuan

[@jeffmason2691]

@@somsackvongsa7077 based on what you're wanting it to be? Numbers do not lie, they are not a respecter or persons or nations.

[@bhmcrumbs1348]

Actions have consequences. "Inflation is terrible...", incompetence, mismanagement, corruption, zero accountability, unproductive consumption resulting in incessant printing of fiat currencies After all, US represents only 4.23% of the world's population, when you have control and rig the game and develop a pattern of playing dirty and start taking from others what's not yours and have not earned, it's ludicrous to expect the 95.77% to fall in line. Most civilizations have been around longer than 248 years, not all of them are blind or foolish.

[@AntiWar_dude]

That’s good - why all countries need dollars ? No we don’t need dollars - not at all especially we are helping Americans hegemony or imperialism more - so alternative is must needed more than ever

[@cheekhenliew7628]

Credit must be given to US dollar for our world trade prosperity today. For example an Egypt exporter to an India company, I believe both parties would prefer USD than their own/other party currency.

[@topsuperseven7910]

@@cheekhenliew7628 They constantly believe that the US is a 'mean boss' and laughs as it makes them use USD and IF ONLY they can break free from that bondage. They don't realize that they benefit and want to be using the USD. They don't realize the USA itself doesn't particularly care if they do NOT use USDs because that's fine with the USA. They just want to keep this narrative going and saying the word 'hegemony' and pretending that they're 'winning' and some big freedom happens IF ONLY they can escape the USD.

[@markchan8110]

​​@@cheekhenliew7628Thanks and no thanks. I think this is what many would said.

[@HTeo-og1lg]

@@cheekhenliew7628 . Gold (aka God's Currency) the One that is "Who He Is" laughs at your silly joke.

[@litesp]

​@@cheekhenliew7628 USD means slavery to US demand instead of sovereignty.

[@jameslee8997]

Your presentation is top-notch - you make complex geo-economic issues, facts, and stats easy to understanding with minimal superlatives and hyperboles; and yet, your style is entertaining and funny in a "dry" sort of way (especially when you try to hide your disappointments). I learn a lot from your videos, it's data driving, it's relevant to USA, and it's short and "digestible" - please continue your work, it may make a difference in our (USA) geopolitical polices and strategies (or lack of) in a multipolar world.

[@raymondtay9442]

When all is said and done there is only one conclusion - Uncle Shame scrued its own sss. Arrogance and hubris.

[@siamcharm7904]

the fed should be removing dollars from internal system , reducing fed balance sheet and fighting inflation. instead its making trade more difficult , increasing the trade deficit and adding to inflation. seems like a good plan

[@carlohernandez3941]

Extremely clear presentation of information not found elsewhere.

[@hz240]

This topic has been the focus of many financial channels and further asserts that transition away from usd dependence is accelerating much faster than expected. Any timeline projections for the benefit of those with usd holdings to unload or seek alternative means before the global reserve status is lost?

[@levelazn]

good analysis. subscribed

[@danielli9167]

Great progress. ❤. They do not want to be sanctioned and so work together to achieve great things.

[@cyrusfarlow1307]

Great insights. I am hooked.

[@roddiechan]

Yellen just threatened China not to help Russia or else....serious consquences😂😂😂

[@jacquelinemorgan2086]

Good channel. Very informative. Thank you.

[@user-xp4of2vu4r]

Once again you have addressed a subject very few North Americans have any knowledge, interest or concern. Thanks for the update.

[@user-yj1nq3du9l]

Worse still the world’s central banks including friendly countries are dumping dollars for gold. The dollars are entering the US banking system and the gold is leaving it. There is currently between 200 and 300 trillion dollars of paper gold in the Us banking system which are essentially short selling positions. That is to say they are legal obligations to deliver physical gold if the owner of the paper gold calls on the seller to do so. They are progressively being closed out and there is only 11 trillion of physical bullion in existence in the whole world. Seems like a problem to me.

[@L98fiero]

Right, a piece of paper that says you have $X of gold means nothing, you need it in your hands, physical gold.

[@kibakobo]

Good comment thank you for this info. Problem is when did these people at helm honor any word of theirs 😂😂😂😂😂they are running a joint and giant ponzi master class of swindlers ! They will simply crash the country. As it’s game for them. This ‘clan’ has no remorse or guilt , they make their living of speculation as simple as that. Where do you see Amy morality in whole thing?

[@Kojirakoso]

Good content

[@jaytan915]

Thanks for stating the case so clearly. Sobering.

[@dewinmoonl]

this channel is growing !

[@jasonleeyp]

It is amazing you can gather all these data. Very informative indeed.

[@magicsmurfy]

When we do Supply Chain analysis, we often need to work out how much stock is "permenantly locked" inside the supply chain system. Whoever can reduce that SCM locked cash or stock, will win. I believe what you are saying is, there is a large amount of USD that is being circulated in this worldwide, money-cash-supply chain, and they are in USD. Once we replace these case with something else, that USD will no longer be needed and will all flood back to the US market. And they can swallow those USD as part of the borrowings.

[@sirius_s2028]

It was only a matter of time.

[@mrzack888]

the dollars are NOT held abroad. The dollars are a number in the USA central bank's spread sheet.

[@gregwang8628]

How could a country acts instinctively to lead anybody?

[@instantpotenjoyer]

it’s always refreshing to strip away a narrative and see a mechanistic process driving events for what it is 👍

[@garmangulbrandsen65]

You are making ekonomics understandable thanks

[@Reotha]

Man it's sad to see the fall of an Empire, an evil one for sure.

[@janosmolnar8156]

Oversystemic challenge undersystemic respons. The real system is the escape

[@waynethorpe1341]

Can't say I'm Supprised.

[@siamcharm7904]

if usa chooses to seize russia's assets it could lead to another shock to an already precarious system. bad idea to go this route if even a small chance of disaster

[@moreless2690]

8:35 I don't agree with your statement that we got stuck. We have only the sheep that Uncle Sam owns. The US had no other power sources except for 3,750 nuclear warheads, both active and inactive. This is the reason Uncle Sam can sing and dance. Bomb, ..bomb.. bomb Moreover, giving you an outside-the-box perspective, it wasn't pleasing. It would be beneficial if the US and China would cooperate with any other nation to achieve a win-win, not a non-zero-sum. The world is a better place when we treat each other with mutual respect.

[@phobosmoon4643]

Okay, yea! They are all probably 1megaton or at most 70 megaton --- what is mutually assured destruction? I don't think NATO could even 'destroy' Russia, let alone "nuclear apocalypse"? Am I retarded?

[@billhammett174]

That would be seen as weakness on the USA side: we have to rattle sabers and poke the bears for domestic political consumption. Positive-sum thinking isn't part of the Beltway mindset unfortunately (and neither candidate this year will change that)...

[@echozhao3124]

because dollar become a weapon not a treasury

[@firstlast-pt5pp]

$ is returning to the US because of the higher interest rate or other countries are selling their $ or both?

[@graceli6886]

My understanding is mainly the high interest rate of ‘low risk’. First, the dollars flocked to the US may still belong to foreigners, but are just invested in US treasury, share market, other financial investment etc, and the increments of treasury loan, equity market value etc. is the result/indicator of ‘dollar returning to US’. Second, foreign central banks do sell dollars to buy local currencies to keep exchange rate relatively stable, especially when their own interest rates are not high enough comparing to the US one. This is a result of high USD interest, and the buyers of these USD can still be another foreign entity. In short, dollar returning to the US doesn’t mean dollar returning to US owners, but returning to US territory/market.

[@kibakobo]

Nice video . Any insider news on Yellen’s visit. Did Chinese take the bait? Did they cut the rope or just tightened it?

[@teatree6228]

She spoke and then ate chinese food from various provinces Hope she sees the pandas and the Great Wall and the Palace- she is the iconic tourist for the rich senior citizens from USA to visit China Well done Honorary Janet Yellen Ms Gina Raimondo is the icon for Huawei mate 60 phones.

[@siamcharm7904]

china warned her about usa over production of dollars and weapons. warned of dire consequences if it continues.

[@fannyalbi9040]

@@teatree6228u mean another rich american (blinkin) visit china soon? 😂😂😂

[@agamliandy7843]

Right after yellen visit, the Chinese invite Russian FM Lavrov, that's basically showing the middle finger to the US as the reply

[@Avatar_2025]

That is the real problem. People have to borrow dollars to trade but there are no dollars to borrow or one has to borrow very expensively.

[@colinlee9678]

How does a trading curency differ from a reserve currency?

[@siamcharm7904]

basically fungible. reserves are currencies accumulated from trade that may not be needed at present and may be invested in things like gold or usa tsy securities.

[@graceli6886]

Say in ancient time, you keep gold as reserve, but use coins to buy groceries. Gold and coin has an exchanged rate.

[@johnaugsburger6192]

Thanks

[@adamesd3699]

Qatar joining Saudi Arabia and the UAE in something this important? Interesting. Just a few years ago they were at each others’ throats and Qatar was blockaded and looked like it might get invaded.

[@michaelmarchal4004]

You should be happy. I am

[@Jjirehc]

All the sanctions imposed will inevitably return to haunt the US. Do unto others what you want the same done unto you.

[@WTHH2]

Best for the rest of the world of 160 countries.

[@RandyHartono]

Make sense... 😂🎉😅😊

[@EJARNY]

Can USD stable coins help making the dollar available for trade ?

[@tonysu8860]

There seems to be interest in CBDC like a "US stable coins" but that's probably a premature consideration. If it happens, it would devastate the credit card industry rendering it useful only for credit. It would probably also implement unparalleled ability for the government to inspect every transaction although to a large degree the government already can pierce the veneer of privacy under current law.

[@EJARNY]

US stable coins are different from CBDC, they are not on the balance sheet of the FED. CBDC would be in competition with commercial banks which create 97% of fiat money. US stable coins already exist, grow and multiply at a fast rate. They are just transforming their assets ( bonds ) into money accounts on their liabilities. They are competing with banks only a means of payment, not in money creation.

[@fannyalbi9040]

legal ponzi scam bound to fall eventually.

[@alisra007]

👍🏼

[@sktan3743]

It is only the cost n of n paper for US to r E p as y n its deficits. When other countries run into stubborn deficits, they were invariably have to tighten belt causing great pains to the people. There is no reason for US to suffer financial constraints.

[@tkhan101]

Countries needs to get out of dollar and buying US bonds. Giving free service and resources to USA

[@John-yy4kc]

Pay back time can be a bitch.

[@theRedstoneinn_Dubuque]

❤👍👍👍👍👍😍🔥👏🙏❤️

[@user-ok6re8gv1q]

De-risk from america - new president means new policies, anything can be reversed on a whim or be stuck in congress for the most trivial of reasons, erratic and waste of space continuing to expect stability or consistency with the future governments of anerica.

[@mrzack888]

USa doesnt borrow from overseas. USA imports good from overseas, pays in the global reserve currency (dollar), those countries and its central banks get the dollars and have no choice but to buy US treasuries with it.

[@tonysu8860]

You're confused because this video is conflating topics, in this case trading with the Federal Reserve regularly selling debt to finance the Federal budget's deficit spending. The two are separate and not related but this video is mucking up a lot of things in one pot.

[@mrzack888]

@@tonysu8860 You are the one that's confused I'm afraid. US frederal reserve does NOT finance US budget deficit spending. Congress holds the purse strings and votes on spending cap, NOTHING has prevented congress from spending what it deems necessary. US fderal reserve buys Treasuries to set interest rates. It's economics 101. duh.

[@davidlai399]

Biden finishing what George W started

[@sbkarajan]

What do you think of the GDP? US GDP is $80k per capita. Capita means everyone including babies. So, according to GDP, "average" 3 people household earns $240k per year in the US? This gotta be a joke. How does that compare in China? Chinese GDP per capita is $13k, same as Mexico. I've been to Mexico and China, they ain't the same GDP per capita countries. I heard fresh college graduate in China makes $40k per year or more. Fresh college graduate in the US makes about $72k per year. Shouldn't GDP reflect this? Not exactly, but approximately? Meaning China's GDP per capita is about half of that of the US? Which also means China's total GDP, nominal not ppp, is twice that of the US?

[@willengel2458]

the empire's GDP is inflated by unproductive activities.

[@L98fiero]

The GDP is just like the dollar, it's fiat. Factors that contribute to the GDP are financial charges, insurance premiums, and real estate fees, whether rent or interest, it's called unearned income because it didn't contribute to productivity.

[@Hoo88846]

Consider purchasing power. You can earn so much but if inflations and prices are high, your income doesn’t stretch that far.

[@sbkarajan]

@@L98fiero The formula for GDP is GDP = personal consumption + personal investment + government Expenditures + exports - import personal consumption + personal investment = personal income after tax government Expenditures = tax + money printed by the government exports - import = for US, it is deeply negative, China, it's deeply positive. So, majority of GDP is the personal income before tax. Then, how can US nominal GDP be as high as $80 per person (or capita)? -> $240k - $320k for average household of 3-4 people???? Government money printing isn't that much in GDP, if you look at the report by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) Makes no sense. I am guessing it's a total bull.

[@sbkarajan]

@@Hoo88846 PPP, China officially surpassed the US a while ago. But I am thinking Nominal GDP, also China is far bigger than the US.

[@back2basics597]

Sir, you will soon have or you already are having serious physical or mental stress trying not to say what your brain needs you to say. Your stress valve is screaming. Letting it all out will put a lot more professional strain on you, we get that. That's probably why people like Jim Rogers and Peter Schiff choose to live outside the US so they can open that pressure valve whenever they feel like they have to. Me, I just rant out there 😊😊😊😊😊 because I'm Filipino/Chinese.

[@cb250nighthawk3]

Bro, he's living a good life in China. He has a roomful of physical gold. He's not stressed out. All his videos are very articulated. He's concerned about US, that's all.

[@qake2021]

👍👍🇧🇷🇷🇺🇮🇳🇨🇳🇿🇦➕️👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@reptilexcq2]

So China is still not Russia's biggest trading partner but EU? I am surprise.

[@AntiWar_dude]

❤❤😂❤❤❤😂😂😂

[@tttuu3309]

Ukraine will be remembered as the country that leaded the fall of US empire

[@user-rr5ui8eo9x]

israel have america in every single war in the world for their behalf

[@user-ex3xn5bg9j]

😂😂😂

[@swatisquantum]

Eventually everyone will cut out the middle man and just send crypto peer-to-peer. True cooperation.

[@chaz4609]

Jai Hinduja. Gulf states should also remember what will happen to them if they keep their surpluses in Gold like Gaddafi and Saddam. It is better that they spent their oil resources to improve their citizen livelihood like infrastructures, education, housing, medical etc. rather than stupidly hoarding up the surpluses or building gigantic palaces or mosques.

[@tonysu8860]

Already in the first few minutes of this video I hear a lot of conflating use of alternative currencies to the Dollar with other alleged US economic problems.. First, the Dollar is used in many ways... Including as a reserve currency storing and preserving national wealth outperforming any other like gold, crypto and other fiat currencies for stability and reliability. It's obviously used to settle transactions and is universally recognized and accepted. The problem for BRICS nations using a currency alternative is that too much means one side starts piling up a mountain of non-Dollars that have to be spent in a developed nation like the US or EU. BRICS and developing nations don't make much high end or quality stuff developing nations want to buy so you get situations like China trying to sell cars no one wants even at home in China. For now, it might only cost a transaction fee to convert a country's excess alternative to Dollars but as that currency alternative increases it's likely costs will go up, too and cause that alternative to devalue. Market forces will do this without need for any intervention. As for all that conflating, use of the Dollar is largely irrelevant. Nations and individuals that prioritize safety and reliability will continue to buy US Treasuries. If a global recession can be avoided the demand will increase. And at least for today even trillions of dollars in debt service is small when the economy is growing multiple trillions compounded annually. No other country manages economics on this scale so the numbers might appear intimidating but US managers are the best in the world and are doing a fine job.

[@tonysu8860]

This guy is the example of a little information is dangerous or at least enough to start saying all sorts of wrong things. His scattergun approach raises a new topic every few seconds without exploring any in depth. Recommend take any single topic and spend some time to understand what's really going on and how it works. Explore the major players and what motivations are involved Maybe with more understanding there would be less fear and more an appreciation for how global and national finances work.

[@tonyatgoogle6076]

You sounding more and more depressed.

[@Mike-ys4sr2023]

Canadian dollar was falling against the USD past 15 years and so is the rest of the world so i can't see where USD is getting weaker. In fact USD is getting stronger year after year.

[@yaqiwang5242]

What does this mean?

[@EM-dw2yv]

how is strong when you cannot buy a cup of coffee in us. here is us the dollar is losing value.

[@user-lc2yk5jg5z]

Some people just don't understand how the weakening of the $ works

[@lloydguenther6102]

The C$ value vs the US$ is managed. In addition the Trudeau government has massively increased debt and undermined the economy.

[@fannyalbi9040]

if usd is so strong. i dare the fed reduce it interest rate 😂😂😂

[@nofutility]

You need to fine tune your speaking. You understand what your saying but it needs a simpler explanation

[@lance8080]

CCP propaganda Channel 🇨🇳

[@brotherbig4651]

A typical China propaganda channel with a lot of CCP bots in the comment trying to game KZbin’s recommendation system. 😂😂😂😂

[@MetaView7]