SCRU STILL FIGHTIN | Scru Face Jean - The Heart Part 6 Remix (RESPONSE) - REACTION

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[@MarkReeves-ok5us]

Scru is back in the game.

[@NxnjaGxd]

He has heart

[@thekingtm760]

And Knox JUST dropped again. These rappers not letting us rest lol

[@NxnjaGxd]

GOD DAMN LOL IM TRYNA ENJOY MY WEEKEND

[@panderz_gg]

Man I swear, at this point they using each other for clicks haha

[@Alan-vj5nt]

Keep it going man u a real g. Love from laredo tx❤. Oh n #scruzinoo. One loveee

[@panderz_gg]

I'm here for it!

[@NxnjaGxd]

Ty!

[@hotshot1020]

Knox does first time reaction then after he does another video for bar breakdown reaction.

[@NxnjaGxd]

Ah okay okay. I have no problem with that at all.

[@Roccity]

Knox dropped again!!!!

[@NxnjaGxd]

Yup uploading!

[@Alan-vj5nt]

Knoxxx droppeddd

[@kevinscott3493]

U keep saying he’s a horrible person but not saying why. Why is that?

[@NxnjaGxd]

1. He leeches off of anyone bigger than him. 2. He’s an egomaniac constantly talking shit on other reactors 3. His race baiting is annoying as fuck. Implying white rappers are culture vultures. At least the white rappers he dislikes (Upchurch, Tom Macdonald, Knox)

[@alphaking3294]

@@NxnjaGxdSeem like 3 is the real reason you don’t like him. Let me see who all around you buddy.

[@alphaking3294]

You don’t know him, yet you say “leech-like, like he usually is”… He showed proof that he was invited and you turn around and say “well he didn’t address” the manager audio? Yeah I mean you admitted to not like Face. So you’re compromised. Damn shame

[@NxnjaGxd]

1. He definitely is leech-like. He goes from community to community and starts drama where there was none before. Once he gets bigger than the YTer or community he ghosts them. (Crypt’s YT cyphers, Nerdcore). 2. Yeah the SS were only talking about recording the songs not shooting the video. He didn’t acknowledge the manager situation which is considered to be pretty damming. 3. Yup me and a bunch of others dislike him. But do you ever ask why? It’s normal that not everyone will like you but in his case all of his “friends” end up turning against him/wanting nothing to do with him. Strange idk.

[@alphaking3294]

@@NxnjaGxd While it's understandable that some may view his behavior as opportunistic, it's essential to consider a few counterpoints. 1. moving between communities and engaging with different creators is a common practice in the content creation world. It's a way to expand one's reach and diversify content, which can be mutually beneficial for all parties involved. The fact that he grows larger than other KZbinrs or communities he interacts with could simply be a testament to his appeal and the quality of his content rather than a deliberate attempt to exploit others. 2. Regarding the specific examples like Crypt's KZbin cyphers and Nerdcore, it's important to recognize that collaborations often come with varying expectations and outcomes. If conflicts arise, it doesn't necessarily mean he was at fault or acting maliciously. Creative differences and misunderstandings are common in any collaborative effort. 3. As for the recording versus shooting the video, focusing on one aspect of a project doesn't invalidate the entire effort. Creative projects often evolve, and not every detail needs to be addressed publicly, especially if it involves sensitive issues like management disputes. The absence of a public acknowledgment doesn't necessarily imply guilt or avoidance; it might be a choice to keep certain matters private. Till time… 4. The claim that all of his "friends" turn against him also warrants scrutiny. Relationships, especially in the highly competitive and often volatile world of online content creation, can be complex and fraught with misunderstandings. It's possible that personal and professional differences lead to these fallouts, rather than any deliberate malice on his part. People can grow apart for numerous reasons that aren’t necessarily indicative of one person being in the wrong. while it's natural for some to dislike him and question his methods, it's also crucial to consider the broader context and the complexities of human interactions and professional collaborations. Not every fallout or conflict is a sign of manipulative behavior; sometimes, it's just part of the dynamic and challenging landscape of creative industries. Something you’ll find out once you get your channel up.

[@alphaking3294]

@@NxnjaGxd oh yeah… landslide