Established Titles is Dishonorable | Just Another Paid Promotion

[@literaldoorknob]

My biggest question is why anyone would want to pay to be able to tell people "Don't mean to brag..." *pushes up glasses like a cliché anime protag* "...But I paid $139 for an NFT- I mean, uh, plot of land in Scotland and that means I can call myself a fancy title according to this company. Y'know, just a thing I did."

[@JustSomeRandomWeeb00]

HOLY SHIT YOU'RE RIGHT THE TITLE IS JUST LIKE AN NFT

[@lowrezman]

I bought it on sale for like 15 bucks because the idea of becoming a lord for that price felt really funny

[@AzafuseKingTora]

@@JustSomeRandomWeeb00 Atleast it doesn't harm the enviroment. I think.

[@Wzeyisbacklmao]

Bruh I thought nft was 139 bitcoins

[@leonfire99]

Think of the gifts grandmas and aunts and distant relatives buy for family they dont really know. Thats why.

[@ChinaResidence]

Photoshopping a Lordship title, printing it and framing it hold just as much weight as if you buy it from Established Titles

[@emanueleborghini3186]

I'd go as far to say it holds more value because you made it yourself

[@masterzoroark6664]

And hey- when you do something like this you at least learn some skills instead of getting scammed

[@hellohaveagoodday]

Photoshop makes it more valuable, more like MS paint with comic sans

[@LizzieShiro]

I never fell for the scam. But man, it’s surprising how many people fell for yet another “buying a star” scam.

[@miserirken]

The entire NFT industry

[@Pinkcircleguy]

@@miserirken lmao

[@LavenderTea-lr3hc]

THE BUY A STAR SCAM WAS SO WIDESPREAD IT WAS LITERALLY A GAG IN THE AMAZING WORLD OF GUMBALL BUT APPRENTLY NOONE EVER LEARNT ANYTHING FROM IT

[@TuesdaysArt]

I saw someone buy a star for Liam Payne when he died.

[@tfordham13]

Because a lot of these are gifts

[@Everythingwithonehand]

As a Scot I always knew this was misleading. I have known people who owned large areas of land here and didn’t have titles. “Laird” has never been analogous to “Lord”. Laird was more like an occupation. The people who worked and lived on a plot of land might have referred to the landowner as “the laird” as a synonym for “landlord”.

[@Helycon]

That makes it worse!! Oh boy I get to be a landlord, the most hated and single most useless title in the world?

[@robertbernard7844]

​@@HelyconWhoa, hey now. Don't be too hard on yourself. CEO is an even more hated title in the world.

[@Helycon]

@@robertbernard7844 but they at least sign documents sometimes and the occasional ceo actually does go to jail when it's revealed their company was embezzling funds or something

[@MatthewClearyIII]

It didn't take a Scot to know that. No one with any intelligence thought that some ads with some fat people screaming, 'I am a lord' while wearing a plastic crown meant they were buying title or land.

[@tguit-fiddler5692]

I wonder if people have misheard that in years gone by and mis-prepared for visit from either. "I thought you said the Laird was coming by." "No I said the Lord."

[@raultrashlord4404]

My hypothesis as to why it took so long for people to figure out it was a scam was because everyone skipped the ad break.

[@shanel4294]

Thank goodness for youtube premium

[@Numbabu]

@@shanel4294Adblock is free and I think they’re talking about sponsored segments within videos, not actual ads that interrupt.

[@yeeyeeyeeye]

@@shanel4294 KZbin ReVanced has SponsorBlock embedded in btw

[@Pwnz0rServer2009]

@@shanel4294youtube premium doesn't skip sponsorships

[@Zarugoza5969]

That won't save you from the sponsorship segments in YT videos tho ​@@shanel4294

[@abbey5899]

One year, when I was a very bird obsessed child, for a gift my parents got me a picture of a bird as the ‘physical’ part of a donation to a local wildlife organization, along with some boring info on how the organization works behind the scenes. I loved it, and it feels a lot more honest and beneficial, because it was literally just about supporting the wildlife. No ‘ownership’ gimmick, we had to frame it ourselves, it was just a little ‘thanks for donating, here’s a picture of a bird from one of our programs’.

[@pancakedroid]

Was it a nice bird picture? What species?

[@Kilo6Charlie]

Nice, I had a similar thing, though mine came with a plush instead, and it was a fox. but otherwise basically exactly the same! I should still have that plush sitting somewhere, It meant a lot to me

[@abbey5899]

@@pancakedroid It was a neat little red winged blackbird. I'm pretty sure I also sponsored an African Grey that I visited at a rescue parrot aviary, but I didn't get a picture of him and it was ages ago so I might misremember that one.

[@literally-just-j]

yeah, i love “adopting” animals at zoos and aquariums just to support the organizations! plus they usually give you a little plush of the animal too :)

[@pikmin_79]

I hated the novelty land ownership companies, they always felt like such wastes of money and scammy

[@generalsynnacle23]

You felt that because they are.

[@MattTester]

You've never wanted to own an acre of the moon?

[@veraducks]

I got one as a gift way back in like 2010. I thought it was neat and funny. I still have the card and stuff for it! The case that it came was super nice and I use it as my art supply box. I guess the difference is that mine was run by the people who own the castle the land is on and use the money for upkeep. Plus the membership also allows free lifetime tours and a deeeeep discount for family and the gift shop. Which is a fuckload more perks for something my D&D group used combined pocket change for a decade and a half ago. Compared to the modern one, which is 100% for profit run by people on the other side of the globe...

[@Code7Unltd]

The only novelty land company I know of is from that stupid 'Crypto Luigi' ad that made the rounds and Vinny constantly references. "♪ I just bought more land in the metaverse! ♪"

[@pikmin_79]

@@Code7Unltd I love crypto luigi, he'd never scam me

[@MosesSuppose]

Please do Better Help next! They are back in a huge way, both big creators with millions of subs and I’ve seen multiple 10K and under with them too

[@user-oh6uw9mu9u]

Eh agreed but at the same time, I watch this channel because it's one of the few actually getting hands on with sponsored products. It'd be lot harder to review a "medical" service, and most of the problems with Better Help stem from their controversies which I feel there are already videos covering... Not that another video calling them out wouldn't be good, but it would probably have to be a different format than what Shane usually does.

[@yeeyeeyeeye]

​@@user-oh6uw9mu9u good point. It would be difficult to do a thorough review of BetterHelp without revealing your private and sensitive medical information or breaking HIPAA in some way.

[@crazyluigi6664]

@@user-oh6uw9mu9u Indeed. Therapy is more a long-term thing to cover anyway, and as far as I know, Shane probably doesn't have anything that would warrant therapy (that we know of, at least) in the first place.

[@null6634]

They're hugely scummy. At the very least, they aren't under HIPPA laws. Anything you tell them or out in your journal, they can immediately sell, and do.

[@zetafish7347]

I've started unsubbing from people who continue to take sponsorships from betterhelp despite everything. Just today I unsubbed from Daniel Thrasher because his most recent video has this sponsor. I didn't even fullly watch the video, but seeing "betterhelp" in the description alone made me click off. Its incredibly irritating seeing people who claim to care about mental health advertise such a predatory service. Its also annoying when nobody holds them accountable or even makes excuses for them claiming they "need the money" like is the money they get from their millions of views really not enough? You can make money without throwing away your morals guys.

[@DJtheAnimatorReal]

Established LIES

[@yeeyeeyeeye]

The worst part about Established Titles for me wasn't the actual scam itself, but the thousands of KZbinrs I watched who vehemently defended their ET sponsorships when it was revealed to be a scam. Me and my fiancé bonded over The Why Files, and seeing him double down and call Scott Shaffer a liar made me lose all my respect for him. That wasn't even the only KZbinr, but it was the one that hurt the most to me.

[@davidjohnson5635]

I wouldn’t say double down, more like say, “c’mon guys, you REALLY think you’re becoming a lord? It’s a novelty gift at best, which is why I have no trouble having them as a sponsor. Do your research every time.”

[@havoc697]

For me it was Fact Fiend going full mask off over this, after saying he never does sponsorships He was such a knob during all of this that it made me really dislike him and unsub

[@jljljl1820]

@@havoc697 exactly what i was thinking, lost all respect when they doubled down

[@MatthewClearyIII]

It wasn't a scam. It was clearly a bogus, novelty gift. It's your fault for believing that you were buying land.

[@thejay8963]

​@@MatthewClearyIII Obvious troll is obvious.

[@rotz394]

I feel like it shouldn't be legal to basically just sell paper for over a hundred bucks and claim you're selling land.

[@Voingous]

Accidentally communist take

[@rotz394]

@@Voingous Accidentally?

[@Voingous]

@@rotz394 Oh hell yeah

[@youlaughyouphill842]

Thats why you always try and read the small print

[@JNJNRobin1337]

​@@Voingousas a capitalist shouldnt we be maintaining the quality of our products? or are you saying i should print trillion dollar coins

[@mr.hooman4438]

I only remember them from when the spiffing Brit used their website to buy all of Scotland for free.

[@MarcusTalks1]

A Brit claiming all of Scotland? Perfectly balanced as all things should be

[@theshadowking3198]

😂 ofc he’d do that

[@WillowToTheMax]

I remember that, as a Scot, I'd be ok with only Spiffing Brit doing this

[@Pegasuz1233]

What, where's the established titles certificate taste test!?, I've been scammed >:(

[@idontevenknow9758]

Yeah if you actually want to help preserve forests, just donate yearly, month, etc. to a non-profit conservation organization. There are SO many in the United States and across the world. Even donating a dollar is far more helpful then what this company does. Also if you want to pretend to be a lord/lady whatever, just go to the Medieval Times restaurant or a renaissance fair (mind you dress the part). At least then your paying for a fun experience with the "title".

[@KatoChaotix]

Throwback to the 90's/2000's when people were trying to sell Stars in space, that you could own and name. Established Titles was basically just that. The idea never died, it just took new form.

[@BurgerMerchant]

that paper looks like the stuff they use for kids menus

[@calls7989]

15K FOR A SPONSORSHIP?!? SHIT I WOULD DO THAT

[@OdysseusofLethe]

Selling your audience and the soul for that? I'd rather sell my soul to ensure no hellspawn come from my ballsack right into the female egg cell.

[@ToonyTails]

So you’re part of the problem..

[@hellohaveagoodday]

​@@ToonyTails I mean can you argue with that though, especially when you thought it was real

[@ToonyTails]

@@hellohaveagoodday Depends on how I’m feeling that day I’m guess

[@Goldenkitten1]

Yeah. I guess it really depends on your current financial state but I can easily see why so many people took the sponsorship and why a good portion of them doubled down and tried to defend them when this all came out. I mean if you have millions of subs and are rolling in cash you have the financial freedom to take the high road. But getting $15k every video you make could be massively life changing to a smaller creator and so of course the vast majority of them held on for as long as they could with only a few feeling morally obligated to apologize. I can't honestly say what I would have done in their shoes but I can see how the money might have blinded me to doing thorough research before they were outed.

[@Glegh]

There are quite a few places in Scotland doing this. One that I know, Highland Titles, who I live somewhat close to. They've been doing this for way longer. Almost 10 years I've heard of them. From £35 to £500 for "land". And all they show is a little * next to *some* stuff.

[@HALLish-jl5mo]

They had a nice little gig going. Nobody was ever entirely sure if it was legit, but it was difficult enough to find out, and the UK has enough stupid laws that it was plausible that Lordships might work like that. Then Established Titles went bit, drew far too much attention to the idea, and prompted people to publicise that Lordships didn't work like that.

[@eatatjoes6751]

@@HALLish-jl5mo Once I saw Phantomstrider using it, I knew how dumb it was.

[@victoriamorgan001]

If everyone who owned land in scottland was a lord then every homeowner would be a lord how did this fool anyone

[@jmal]

Because "lord" sounds fancier than "homeowner."

[@MrForkfish]

Their a land"lord" and you too can become a landlord with this simple trick

[@EVPointMaster]

I always wondered who would actually buy a Lord title. I can only imagine the "M'Lady" saying Fedora tippers doing that.

[@drmegaman]

You don't have to pay anything to call yourself a Lord. You can just start calling yourself one. Trust me, I'm a doctor

[@Man_Aslume]

Bruh like the dude said in the reply section before me Im calling myself lord Mostly for shits and giggles

[@Spongi_124]

Vailskibum being one of the people to expose Established Titles as a Scam is the equivalent of the "Worst Person you know just made a great point" meme

[@CERISTHEDEV]

Wait what vails did wrong? im out the loop here

[@KP_does_pointless_things]

​@@CERISTHEDEVI don't think he did anything actually wrong he's just annoying

[@crazyluigi6664]

@@KP_does_pointless_things I know he just pumps videos out on an almost daily basis. That's about it for my knowledge point otherwise, especially since he usually covers animation.

[@NerdyChocolateLabradoodle]

But I like Vailskibum's videos.

[@Lukikowy]

you did NOT just call gromug a 'gag gift'

[@crazyluigi6664]

I mean, it would fit that more by comparison, at least...

[@ChasetheG]

0:51 Calling TheQuartering a gaming KZbinr sounds so funny to me.

[@M4ngoMutiny]

Especially when he also mentions political channels not long after.

[@15oClock]

Well, he is a gamer(derogatory).

[@d.gravy19thebilly-goatmand25]

TheQuartering? I think you mean, "The Quarter Pounder"

[@JustSomeRandomWeeb00]

Yeah he's about as much of a gamer as EverymanHYBRID is a true fitness channel (for those who don't get it, EverymanHYBRID was originally a fitness channel but it quickly shifted away from it and became a vlog/documentary channel of the three main characters being stalked by slenderman. If you like Marble Hornets you'll like this too)

[@crazyluigi6664]

@@JustSomeRandomWeeb00 ...That is kind of a weird pivot to make.

[@Cats-TM]

Why did anyone not think this was a lie though? Actually, I suppose when you are being payed a lot of money it is very easy to "forget" your integrity.

[@abiodunsulaiman2297]

15k offer for the slop channel is crazy money, that was prob why

[@fantaslurp]

its $15k dawg

[@jonathancastro8487]

12:34 Thanks for supporting this channel Gooner!!

[@foxpawx]

Definitely the funniest part was everyone promoting it trying to hype up the idea of being a lord or lady without saying the word "landlord"

[@user-oh6uw9mu9u]

8:50 Isn't that the cheapest frame you can get at IKEA? I have multiple that look exactly like it hahaha

[@LavenderTea-lr3hc]

the way the stand flap just ripped off like cardboard, FOR $60????

[@childlikesaiyan]

I'm sorry, but if you're paying for an empty title from a place you're not going to visit, that's on you

[@VesteraCh]

I always hated this idea, even before i knew it was a scam. Like why should i care about being a lord or lady

[@jmal]

Nothing says, "I think I'm better than you and I'll prove it by any means necessary" quite like buying a Lordship from Established Titles.

[@salemfae]

I got one of these certificates for a gift as a kid. It was an especially hard one to pretend to be excited about. I had never heard of them so i was like "...are we going to scotland?" Which in itself, knowing basically nothing about Scotland, didnt really excite kid me either lmao

[@scaper8]

I just started the vid, so maybe it'll get mentioned, but if anyone wants one of these "Laird or Lady of Scotland" (and knows it's a novelty gift, and "real," of course), the Dunans Castle one is pretty nice. A large amount of the profits goes to the restoration, maintenance, and upkeep of the actual Dunans Castle and its grounds. If you know what your getting into, it's fun. It doesn't have to be scammy.

[@PineappleDealer37]

That frame looks like something I could get in Jysk or Ikea for 5 dollars TOPS

[@felinewanderer89]

I was honestly waiting for "thank you Established Titles for sponsoring this video"

[@jarzz3601]

when all the drama was going on I just thought it was just a tatty gag gift everyone was getting way too serious about I did not realise how expensive it was

[@zetafish7347]

I think watching your channel has made me realize how much better it would be if youtubers set up a patreon or something rather than taking these shitty scam sponsorships. Not only are the sponsorships annoying of course, but it also makes the creators come across as extremely greedy. Some would argue that these youtubers "need to get paid somehow" but I swear a vast majority of them don't need the extra money.

[@EVIL_THOUGHTS]

*They're also supposed to plant trees in Scotland, but they do it in Africa instead...Not exactly the same thing!*

[@jmal]

They need the money to bless the rains to help the trees.

[@neonemoism]

Cover scentbird next! The ceo is absolutely bonkers and low key running a cult and NOBODY is talking about it

[@MuchWhittering]

What people don't seem to realise is that "Lord" is not some meaningless title. It's an actual part of the British legal system. This is like paying $50 to be a US Senator.

[@jethromcgl3697]

I think being called a senator is a better gag gift (idk you can have a lot more fun with it)

[@frozarburst6350]

I remember when this first came out and always felt this was a scam just for the idea alone. So imagine how it must've felt once people began to expose it for being just that

[@scott963]

Amazing, Barry Lyndon reference with the music. Huge respect, perfect movie imo

[@15oClock]

Me and my brothers considered getting our dad an Established Titles certificate one year, but this was also around the time I heard about the scam, so we decided against it.

[@Jartran72]

Jesus Christ.. That makes me sad

[@zaherbaveaur]

my bill would be better paper than that

[@gantzgraf]

why do they make you pay an extra 30 dollars to cut down a tree you paid to plant???

[@NerdyChocolateLabradoodle]

I mean, yeah, that's a good point. The paper your lordship title is printed on _HAS_ to come from somewhere.

[@SkyPilot-qx2sb]

7:13 Reminds me of a quote from the incredibles “Once everyone’s super…. No one will be”

[@pensuls7595]

man for 15k I'd to start planting the trees myself 😭 it's crazy how cheap the actual product is though. i think the free flyers I get in the mail are printed on higher quality paper

[@dratsi7038]

Just gonna say. Whenever a company let you "buy" land in a country from which they are hundreds of miles away, you should always be skeptical.

[@AManOnline.]

Hey, I just want to say that this video series is one of the best "review" type videos I've ever seen. Jeep doing what you're doing man, absolutely love these

[@ZyphyrBloodveil]

Remember when muta was pushing this crap

[@erdinc2590]

Finally you did some sponsorship content. Thank god

[@L1v1ngDeAdGirl]

If there's anything I've learned about these sponsorships; it's that if a giant, multimillion dollar company has to resort to random KZbinrs to market towards mostly children about buying an overpriced, useless or even harmful product, it's likely a complete pile of dogshit.

[@BredFarmer]

bae wake up new just another paid promotion video dropped

[@colon-three-meow]

7:35 the original dropshippers

[@Future_Doggo]

"Established Titles? More like Establish Deez Nuts." 💪🗿🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Shmungus72]

I’m glad to say the only thing well known about the area of Scotland I live in rn is this massive scam 💀 Even my local village made it into the video 😭😭😭

[@theshadowking3198]

Hey are you the serf that comes with the land ?

[@fxn09here]

5:00 the music goes really well with the subject of the video!

[@ScrimmyBingus42]

FINAL FANTASY 9 MUSIC BAYBEE

[@FLCL_rox]

I remember a christmas or two ago I had like 4 or so of their title packages in cart to buy as gifts for parents/grandparents and simply forgot to buy it. A month later one of the youtube channels I followed was like "so that sponsor was a scam so sorry I'm taking down all the endorsements I ever did for them" so I really dodged a bullet that christmas

[@crimson1194]

"Oh yeah i have a lord-title" is somethimg you whip out rqnfomly at like Your 5th or so date. Randomly

[@HintOfBlues]

This video is 10x times better than the joyride one. Well done!

[@roelliesafari9988]

This always sounded like such a stupid gift that would only apeal to a very specific 2015 redditor type guy that makes bacon and his beard his entire personality

[@SleepManForever]

Damn bro lost his lordship ripping that paper up...

[@_herbatnik_]

established titles -> established iles -> established lies

[@crazyluigi6664]

Forgot about estabilshed tiles to fit the gag more.

[@InceRumul]

Established Titles: An even scummier way to "sell" "property" than timeshares.

[@faxmuchine]

Saying TheQuartering is a "gaming" channel is a scam as big as Established Titles itself

[@Shane_McGillicuddy]

former

[@sanashi27]

I first heart of Established Titles from some youtube videos I've watched that had been sponsored by them. It was around the time they were sponsoring so many youtubers that it's kinda hard to avoid them. I thought at first that it's kinda cool but also kinda suspicious. I have also a couple of months before heard of the star naming scam from elsewhere so I had to look up if Established Titles was the same as that and I found out it definitely is. I don't know how to feel about youtubers who made ads for this scam company but I do felt bad for ordinary people who fell for it. From what I've seen, it looks like the ones who bought into it are from countries where there's no "Lords" or "Lady" titles and so they probably didn't really know how that works and hearing they're paying for an alleged tree preservation sounded like a good thing. It's also pretty heartbreaking to see people say they bought it as a nice gift for someone only for it to be a scam.

[@StuntedSlime]

Can you imagine if owning a miniscule amount of land in Scotland entitled you to be in the house of lords lol?

[@cupsoup7244]

You can already declare the title of lord with just a deed poll

[@turtle2421]

another great video, wish you specified the timeframe for the sponsorship's popularity and subsequent callout though, i had never heard of this company and had to look up all that happened back in 2022

[@corporate.security]

Here's a business idea: we sell small plots of land, but actually sell it to people and make her whole branding and stuff to be anti-established titles lol

[@staticsoul]

Establish titles is basically nfts before nfts

[@JoshTheooF]

This is about to be a banger

[@barackhussienobungusjr7351]

This is already gonna be a BANGER. 1 minute ago too.

[@tomaszkarwik6357]

7:03 well "Lord" Miles, said it actually worked for him

[@Kriisinumero]

The FF9 songs kept giving me jump scares 😭 Great video!

[@dex-u5i]

that feels like those certificate things that say you own some random star... except it's marketed to full grown men

[@kag2576]

Even if these guys were the smallest bit legit, I still don't get the appeal. Why would I want a meaningless title for a piece of land I will never go to or do anything with.

[@dolphincrescent54]

I remember a similar scam like this being shown on a tv show called World's Dumbest several years ago. Even the has-been celebrity commentators knew it was a scam!

[@juoonlancer7962]

Thanks for the info. When I used to see this ad I was interested but was too broke to buy into it. So dope how I saved money

[@potatogamer-vj6bt]

i love your videos please never stop uploading

[@Powpressurewashingandlawncare]

Favorite KZbinr for real every time I see him post I get giddy

[@echo5172]

I don’t know if you’ll see this, but thank you for listening to people’s feedback and doing less of the screaming bits lol Great video :)

[@Shane_McGillicuddy]

Your not going to like the Soylent video coming out in a month or two. :(

[@giga_chad9]

@@Shane_McGillicuddywhen’s the hello fresh video coming out?

[@Gyroman_002]

ES is like those name a star in space things

[@joegreenwell5476]

I was so close to buying one or even a couple of these for a wedding gift to my wife and I’m so glad I didn’t make that embarrassing choice.

[@tawowao]

i heard hello fresh the food company treats its employees like amazon.. where they cant have breaks. i also heard scent birds ceo is a strange woman

[@loggerT123]

People would rather pay hundreds of dollars for a fake title than donate hundreds of dollars to real people

[@drmegaman]

donate any amount of money to your local humane society and I will give you the title of "cool & good person"

[@jmal]

​@@drmegaman Hell, I don't need the title, just the knowledge that the money will be put to good use.

[@HellenBach]

A decade ago when i was still in school the worst guy in my year brought a plot from ET amd actually tried to write lord on his gcse papers 🙄

[@Toucan23]

You should try reviewing Scentbird or Brilliant next. Keep up the vids!

[@lowrezman]

I bought it a few years ago because it was on sale and I found an additional coupon so I thought even if it was a scan it'd be worth the 15 or so dollars to see. My friends and I got a good laugh out of it.

[@Hatsune-Miku_Fan]

I'm just wondering how ANYONE fell for this? I always skip the segments, of course, everyone does.. I hope But when i got an earful of what it was, my brain was yelling at me that THIS IS NOT HOW THIS WORKS! THIS IS NOT REAL!

[@DegenerateAssassin]

The long awaited masterpiece!!!!

[@theotherjared9824]

I listened to two ad breaks about established titles. They were framed as buying a gift for someone else. Since the amount of people who would buy it for themselves was not profitable, that company went for people who want to be nice towards a loved one.

[@FirstNameLastName-gh9iw]

I definitely enjoyed this video more that the recent over the top sound effect ones, the more laid back nature made it far more enjoyable

[@Blaineworld]

i wish more things had established SUBtitles

[@sophiafern]

I'd like to point out that if you really want this certificate you can make one that's basically identical for free in Canva or Photoshop, print it on heavy card stock, and buy a dollar store frame. The total cost to do this would probably be around $10.

[@Rest_Orb]

Hurray new video

[@LoganIsTired]

Yessssss, never been so early to one of these videos!

[@jedicapybara]

These companies are like those “name a star” things. Like I got it for Christmas one year. Named mind after a singer who was big in Canada who passed but like, I know I don’t own it. And it’s named whatever tf NASA has named it.

[@Nerdtendo6366]

Who up Establishing their Titles right now

[@Itsnotsano]

I like watching your videos as I read my warrior cat books😀👍

[@Saltycats]

I remember when pleasant green took a sponsor for this, later making a video seeing is he could actually call himself lord

[@DTPoe]

There's this company with the same scam, that you can name a star and get a title.