Scumbag Dad Takes on MrBeast, xQc & SSSniperWolf

[@arcadi4l]

I always love seeing how genuine scumbagdad is it's a great change of pace seeing someone call out the bullshit we may or may not be aware of within the creator communities

[@NewPraetorianBlues]

"I'm not saying I'm perfect, but I'm definitely refining my moral stance" is very comforting to hear somebody else say. A gentle reminder to always grow.

[@buyerenogurlfwendo2106]

He’s 100% right about the fakeness thing. Sometimes I see clips getting called out for being fake then other comments say “who cares it’s entertaining” like bruh. If the creator had their way they would 100% let us believe it was real so we’re more invested. So how can you try to turn skepticism into a moot point? I love the nuance ScumBagDad is dropping here. We need more of it!

[@buyerenogurlfwendo2106]

And how he identified the mental acrobatics is genius. Because seriously when you point out it’s fake, even in some degree like the scale of the your charity, people will just move the goal post. Who cares if it’s not real- it’s still entertaining. Who cares if it’s not helping thousands of people- at least he’s still helping some. It’s total BS!

[@draftsky12]

@@buyerenogurlfwendo2106Yeah its just sad to see that people really don’t care at all from what it seems. The complete lack of empathy for the people being exploited for views in these videos. Its like they don’t care about the process behind the video at all. (kind of reminds me of those apathetic people towards ai art and being “who cares it looks cool” when presented with the fact its basically art being stolen with the data scraping and a lack of care for the process behind the artwork and the hard work)

[@dezmodium]

"okay, but have you considered that seeing charity fraud take place makes me feel good?"

[@guruprasath8548]

I saw clips of this convo on scumbagdad’s channel and was delighted to find the full version here . Amazing convo between you two

[@trykarat]

Awww thank you!

[@AlissaSss23]

​@trykarat maybe ask him to post a link or something, I've been looking for this video for ages

[@retro_jojo3159]

I constantly have to point out to coworkers and family members how fake most of these videos are. They want to believe all of it, so they ignore the red flags

[@olurotimiwilliams]

That statement of the "single man dollar" funding OF models and Andrew Tate type content hits the nail on the head...and it's quite ironic considering that one would normally think that both content types are contradictory.

[@trykarat]

Yep- they’re two sides of the same coin! Symptoms of the same problem

[@Incrementium]

This is a huge frustration for me when I'm talking about different issues with people and two sides refuse to work together and their problems are coming from the same root cause that both refuse to address because they think it's caving to "the enemy"@@trykarat

[@greenaum]

@@Incrementium My god, that's so true. Meanwhile, the culprit laughs and counts their money.

[@Timbo360]

People pay for Andrew Tate content? Ironic that the type of people buying that would also say that’s gay 😂

[@Gabriellaella23]

@@Timbo360lol no Andrew Tate OF content, but he sells courses on how to get women and make money and things like that.

[@davidkeister9221]

“I need to be careful with the words I choose” was so fresh to hear someone say. God we need more people who think before they speak

[@matigekunstintelligentie]

'choose'

[@davidkeister9221]

@@matigekunstintelligentie lol thanks

[@matigekunstintelligentie]

@@davidkeister9221 We need more people who think before they type;)

[@mandananely6860]

Although it is technically true that they have thought before speaking, it wasn't WHAT, but the WORDS, or "wording" he used to express the same thought spoken.... He really didn't seemingly take time to think about anything besides how he was going to word the same thing differently than in his head, so people don't get butthurt. It's actually a sad thing for not just him but everyone to have any pressure on them to be doing only to express one thing on your mind at a time because of people getting so offended at everything

[@waynevanilla]

22:20 oh this aged like fine wine.

[@ASassin925]

I had to go back and check the release date of this pod because this was so prophetic

[@akl4709]

Yeah that was borderline prophetic

[@Chriswithoutahellcat]

Not only does scumbagdad have the funniest videos he’s genius in his work and very ethical! Very inspiring

[@jjames6990]

I'm not a content creator but I will gladly be a willing participant in any Scumbag Dad video. This dude is a legit creative artist, insightful, and smart. Would love to contribute.

[@r1n8k]

I saw the clips of this on Scumbag Dad's KZbin channel then immediately came here to watch the whole thing.

[@chloeshih]

so much great food for thought in this video wrt how content culture is shifting! didn't know that scumbag dad had this mission through his content - makes me respect his craft so much more. also loved the philosophical debates you both had!

[@buyerenogurlfwendo2106]

He’s definitely a bit of a satirist

[@rusky2655]

they mention it about mid way in the interview about editing of podcasts and their goals and such, and I thought that was funny because when I saw these clips on scumbagdads channel I genuinely assumed it was a fabricated script and not a full podcast, just another he keeps us on our toes and teaches us about social media and our interactions with it

[@trykarat]

This podcast is almost entirely unedited - scumbag dad is just that good of a conversationalist haha and I was just clipping some of his natural unscripted moments

[@nicolascage4eva]

Scumbagdad is one of the most genuine content creators. And Karat (sorry if that’s not your name this is the first video I’ve watched of yours) you are an incredible interviewer! Fascinating questions and follow-ups.

[@jd8618]

If KZbin doesn’t do something about this it will be their downfall. The reason KZbin became popular was because it was uncut, unfiltered, and genuine as a posed to their competition television networks. Now content on KZbin is far from that. They could use the algorithm to change this but at the end of the day it’s a business and they are looking to turn the biggest profit so that won’t happen.

[@drugged-by-pepsi]

he had a VISION

[@rustytoyota]

Scumbag Dad Doubled my GP in RuneScape and gave it back. He doubled my faith in humanity.

[@Leilataraxia]

So glad to hear another podcast with him !! His wisdom is so eye opening for me as a young adult.

[@Incrementium]

I saw a random short from this interview and I found two new amazing creators. I love the pacing of the interview. 10/10 would recommend xD

[@trykarat]

Awww thank you! You may wanna watch the first pod I did w Scumbag Dad before too- you may also enjoy the ones with Allen Pan and Max Reisinger

[@JonVinci]

This is such an important conversation to have and be heard by everyone on social media. Definitely subscribing!

[@fred7796]

Scumbag Dad has the most honest and funniest videos. The critiques in his video do make sense, there are so many creators who want to pretend to give money to the homeless in video. Just to seem like a good person instead of being a good person.

[@justkitzi.]

Dude I've always liked scumbag dad but man this opened my eyes to how great and how intelligent of a man he is

[@mandananely6860]

How were the North Koreans even contacted about the escape being filmed and how were the filmmakers contacted/informed about the whole breakaway and Datsuns such as where and when it was going to even happen?

[@JacubWhite38]

Kind of ironic that the guy who calls himself a scumbag is possibly the least scummy person on this website

[@stephaniee2232]

scumbagdad is the best thing to have stepped into this generation of social media in my opinion. before i saw this video i knew he had videos that were meant to mock the typical content you get in fast paced social medias. good sh.t man. keep that sh.t up!!! i put my friends on his videos and they love the principle of your videos :)

[@carpevinum8645]

Bit about the korean refugees brought up for me the question of what is Journalism vs education vs "content"

[@hrtlckxo]

This makes me feel a bit better about my closed off life. My ex fiancé went on the Whatever podcast and pretty much talk about our whole relationship and laughed about how she cheated on me and everything and tried to justify it. Only found out cause my friends, family, and her close friend as well all watched it and told me. The internet has gotten so fucked now. I’m glad I don’t do content or anything.

[@samanthadunn2695]

Just know it’s just just the men. I’m a woman and feel the same way about all of this lol. I’m just NOW worried about people like now becoming uncles because of this I guess?? But you need to have a conversation with her… that’s like. A deep fundamental issue

[@AlexYackery]

We need more SBD, keep it going. Here for the journey

[@alessandrorossi7135]

When talking about the other podcast style, it relates to the whole conversation. The irony is that real reality is not as profitable as the edited reality, although the real reality feeling is what makes it more profitable in the first place.

[@halfpighalfman3]

Thank you for addressing this issue! The world is becoming increasingly fake out there...

[@yasminm.1801]

the way my mouth dropped when he said “giving to AI homeless people” … I pray to God, humanity doesn’t get to that low point 😭😭

[@PotHead98]

The only kindness channel I like is JustKnate and he uses all the donations to make and buy things for the homeless community. He takes homeless people on big shopping sprees and actually shows the receipts and doesn’t lie or hide anything. He’s a leaven in his home town all the homeless love him and said he’s the only reason they’re all surviving. 1 man taking care of thousands of people. And not just buying them $1 cheeseburgers. He’s buying them shoes,clothes, tents, food, pet supplies, gas, grills,if they have a home he’ll pay their bills, he’s paid people court fees and lawyers and helps lots of people to get their kids back, he’s helped addicts get clean he’s taken them to rehab and picked them up it goes on. Helps the community More than any other person on tik tok or KZbin.

[@AyamiLee]

Kept seeing the shorts for this episode and just had to come fine the episode. Great interview!

[@trykarat]

Thanks for checking it out Ayami!!

[@MG-sv6qq]

a lot of things mentioned in this video resonate with me. I used to be an influencer manager and had a chance to be a part of behind the scenes. and my biggest takeaway is if someone can lie about small things in order to gain views, they will most definitely lie about something crucial if it gets them views. one more thing that bothers me about all these "kidness" tiktoks is that they aren't about kindness. these videos have a very weird message: "if you can't give a guy 2$ you aren't kind or good enough" which is fundamentaly wrong. on the other hand, I saw people saying shit like "well now I will always give people a dollar because what if one of them will turn out to be an Influencer and give me 500 instead?".

[@bluefaygox23]

I think the reason a lot people enjoy SBD’s content is because he’s blatant about his satire. He doesn’t beat around the bush, from the very jump you know if it’s gonna be comedic or he’s taking it serious. As a fellow Iowan, Mr. Scumbagdad is one of our few treasures. I love his openness and straightforward way of giving us content. That’s why he’s so critical about fake content, because it’s not that hard to put some effort in and actually make a good video. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@AlissaSss23]

It's definitely hard to make good quality content. Don't even for a second assume he doesn't work his a*se off . But you are right with everything else 😊

[@thecasualfly]

These discussions about these influencers who are pandering to peoples emotions to make money/views instead of doing it genuinely.. I have a new found respect for scumbagdad and get what he is all about.

[@lizziethelemon]

Good job bringing up the Italian husband (only follow one couple for their shorts). To be honest, I always felt uncomfortable for him but I tried to shake it off but each time it appears kind of abusive. I guess because I live in Europe and I know that in Italy the state of the economy there is really dire. On top of that, it affects people of all ages, a lot of people are basically hanging in there and would go along with their foreign spouse's internet shenanigans just to get by and they make peace with it. It reminds me of those couples who marry for Visa reasons, there is always a power imbalance whether it's the man or woman who is seeking the visa, they know that everything hinges on the success of the relationship. I think one of the most important things now with so much freedom and opportunity is morals and ethics.

[@Polishbojo]

I think Cart Narc is summed up well in the Big Lebowski “You’re not wrong, Donny, you’re just an asshole”

[@Tech__Tyrant]

I was literally watching the first interview with Scumbag Dad when you uploaded this.

[@trykarat]

Excellent timing haha

[@Chiefofbricks]

This was an excellent podcast, im so happy I found this channel. I loved the discussion of Kant and the categorical imperarive.

[@Elijah2Six]

Even in older youtubers, like they actually entertained and played games and made people laugh. But now, people just make content of giving stuff to people rather they want it or not. I noticed what Jacksepticeye said awhile back is very similar to what Scumbag dad is saying here.

[@setiajumpman]

no idea why this podcast doesnt have more views! scumbag dad is insanely insightful

[@PotHead98]

I hate how this doesn’t get more views. It kinda proves something.

[@YouAdii]

We used to complain about TV networks and mainstream media deceiving us. Now, we aren’t just contending with lies from corporations - we’re contending with the lies we tell each other.

[@trax72]

47:48 this sounds exactly like how things work in business. The honest business owner will be overtaken by the unscrupulous ones.

[@arijitdhar2926]

Loved the conversation. Hope your channel grows❤

[@trykarat]

Thank you!!

[@seanmartinflix]

I agree completely with the theft of peoples work. And the answer is so unclear . Because I write my own scripts I shoot my own videos I would never film anybody without their consent and I certainly would not use homeless people for advantage . But it is hard to regulate because I do love fair use in my video essays such as the one I made about Tony Hawk vs Taz Pappas I used many clips that I did not film I altered them and edited them and talked over them and mixed them with my own but I would've not been able to make the video without their clips . But there is a difference between what I and others do and what SSSniperWolf does and other streamers what they do really is theft. However I must say being small at this point I'd be happy if one of them watch my video because it could give me more exposure .

[@seanmartinflix]

By the way I also build houses for my " real job". Among other things. Writing editing and trying to get my KZbin videos to pop off.. my image.. I love it. And especially editing for other people's channels which I also love to do .. just as hard if not harder emotionally.

[@doctorstrainlove6318]

Dude WTF, someone out there has had this god of a man as their Orthodontist?

[@relaxation_and_tax_evasion]

I found your channel when you were in the very beginning and it was funny to see the satire become more and more obvious over time And I'm impressed with how well spoken you are I have thought for years that A.I is one of of biggest problems growing. I'm glad to hear you talk about it. It might be the birth of wide spread paranoia and death of media hating an emotional impact.. I'm extremely skeptical

[@dogbrain7803]

I watched the first Scumbag Dad one here, and I am super hyped to see another. BUT holy guacamole that intro music was intense

[@fookilla3121]

Found your channel from your post on Reddit, this is some great content. Subscribed instantly.

[@trykarat]

Aww thank you!

[@p87894]

Why cancellations does not work? Most of the creators like Ssniperwolf have kids audience that are gullible And algorythm does not care if someone did something bad, so they will promote IT if the fans are out of touch

[@crowx190]

I love how he says “our quality of life in certain countries keeps improving” but doesn’t ask why it didn’t improve in other countries. Dude needs to watch some Michael parenti videos

[@OrgnlProductions]

Film making and making bs staged TikToks are 2 completely different things, the writing, directing, the acting it’s all art while the TikTok’s are just clickbaity bs

[@r-ddle]

'Atleast he is doing something' Type of people are just unbearable. I talked to my friend about a KZbinr who stalks Elun Musk and he loves watching that guy and I said "well the guy is insane and his content is predatory". My friend replies "so what? why do we need to care what he does" like I just don't get that mindset when you watch an influencer who is clearly not good and just don't care.

[@hexitsroysiepls9279]

The thing about the dude with the kid reminded me of how cold reading works

[@Zach.W96]

'Scumbag Dad' mentions how the way the video with the kid with cancer was set up, that it felt predatory. I thought of another one that sounds even worse. I was unsubscribing to a lot of youtube channels yesterday. I came across a biker I'd watch before.(I forget his name) The guy had multiple videos where he'd "find" a missing kid or missing girl. I didn't watch the videos, but having multiple situations where that happens? That seems very unlikely and just weird. If these people were actually missing, and he just happens to find them. What are the chances that he is the one who kidnapped them in the first place?

[@phobosgmd]

fantastic video, explains the situation scarily well, i don’t think this is an issue that will ever end, as you mentioned because people just don’t care! really happy you had him on the podcast though

[@Adoumoui]

We see so many videos of people online, it's easy to imagine ourselves in those videos and decide to not be in there

[@EmperorMingg]

We now live in a world where you rent out an airplane cabin on an airstrip to film fake content

[@ryanb9112]

This was very well done and content that is very much needed! Thank you!!

[@AlissaSss23]

Full time creator, full time orthodontist, full time awesome dad, he also writes and produces music. Is the ANYTHING Scumbag Dad can't do???? ❤❤❤

[@rebeccachambers4701]

In all honesty I was in the military and most people wouldn't given the option to commit a war crime or to say no I found most of them will commit the war crime because it's actually really easy to commit a war crime it's actually extremely difficult for a person in a group to refuse to commit the War crime it's very difficult to be the one who also says this needs to stop or to try to stop it because if you do they will come after you. I wasn't for deployed but I was targeted and harassed and abused to point where now I have PTSD and I also refused to fall in line and be what they wanted me to be

[@matthewcaldwell8100]

I love that this guy flings it in the teeth of all those venal apologists who pass their moral responsibility off on the algorithm

[@greychi]

we’re in a new world now with new situations, so there need to be new laws protecting citizens from being filmed without consent. current laws are outdated and refer to paparazzi and phone recordings, they don’t take in regard the influencers shoving cameras in peoples face to exploit them for content

[@bigburd875]

I saw clips of this a few days ago, but i didn't think that Scumbagdad would make a full on Marxist critique of social media, impressive! Permanent fan

[@michaelli574]

Love your podcasts, look forward to every new episode

[@trykarat]

Thank you 🥰 what have been your favorite episodes?

[@Dino_Medici]

This is so awesome. I wasn’t ready for the babe Ruth photo lol

[@50shadesofbeige88]

I think the bigger cultural problem here is that we don't have a cohesive moral standard anymore. There needs to be a baseline at which the vast majority of society agrees that once you go beyond that line, you're objectively wrong. That line keeps getting pushed further back in the name of moral relativity.

[@EaterOfBirds]

The North Korea thing sounds like absolute cap though lol

[@TonyTheTiger94]

This is really engaging. I'm glad I stumbled upon this.

[@noahh3083]

For a second I was like “WAIT WHOS KOREAN DAD” 😂😂 Was just listening lol

[@AlissaSss23]

I love the Korean dad that loves his food and shows appreciation for it, the whole family seems genuine and awesome, just eating foods from different cultures and shoeing appreciation for the food. He's lovely. Not sure it's the same Korean dad you are talking about though.

[@mrs_moose3546]

Oh my God I can't get over the italian husband thing. It's literally gives me the same feeling as that video of adult babies who wear diapers and shit.

[@jazazzaza]

The lawn guys and kart narc also dont monetize those videos. They just use it for views/advertising

[@Drifter13626]

11:01 I love his take on this! So true I have so much respect for scumbagdad

[@TimberTaipei]

I'm glad I've discovered Scumbag Dad to articulate for me why this has always made me feel uncomfortable. This brings the scripture to mind. It's stuck with me anytime I feel like doing something nice for someone. Matthew 6:1-3 1 “Be careful not to practice your righteousness in front of others to be seen by them. If you do, you will have no reward from your Father in heaven. 2 “So when you give to the needy, do not announce it with trumpets, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and on the streets, to be honored by others. Truly I tell you, they have received their reward in full. 3 But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing,

[@pizzatime.7030]

Not to forget his GREAT scumbagdad-series!

[@a_oife]

the only time scumbag dad has ever let me down is when he thought building roads was a viable solution to ease congestion at 15:38 😓 trains + bike lanes now please 🙏

[@Kapados_]

i liked scumbagdad before for his content but this increased my respect for his mission on a new level

[@KrisTaylor-w8w]

When you guys were talking movies vs KZbin or TikTok, it made me think of shows like Steve Wilko or judge Judy, those shows seemed mostly scripted yet they were purposed as being “real” just a thought would love to know what you think

[@kawaiilotus]

The big difference for me is the informality and intimacy about social media, these programmes lacked this, also like wrestling we all know that it is more or less fake or at least contrived, they were aimed at adults, and lastly they weren't a 24/7 feed of goop. I'm not defending realty TV btw as it's own can of worms but at least they have checks and balances. Genuinely compelling media should be the norm and the want.

[@crashbandicoot5636]

Scumbagdad, always the based chad that he is. One of the few people that deserves a following.

[@shml5093]

One thing i thougt about during the kid with cancer sagment is that if u can ask somebody if they would've found out that make a wish just does what it does for profit what would they feel they might answer differently than if u just asked if the ifluencer is a moral person while its basically the same thing

[@scumbagdadofficial]

My issue is the deception. The influencer needs the family to participate in his script, which is portrayed as “real”

[@shml5093]

@@scumbagdadofficial which makes it even worst and the absurdity of people saying it is kind even more rediculous

[@buyerenogurlfwendo2106]

@@shml5093it has elements of kindness but certainly the deception taints the experience.

[@thatonellamawhoissoobsesse8138]

Well if this is about Ssniperwolf and little Kiara, Lia (Diaperwolf) literally lied to a kid about her age to get pictures of their body for "content and lols", her words not mine She had to censor it, still posted it, asked about their workplace, and now the website is down because of adults being predatory towards children

[@AlexYackery]

About half way through this, been following scumbagdad for a while. It’s wild where things have gotten with influencing - it’s all basically for self promotion. Appreciate SBD for calling it out. World would be better with people disclosing the dollars involved in what they’re doing and ending exploitation of folks who wouldn’t want to be involved.

[@greenaum]

The point about Hollywood is very simple. Everyone knows Hollywood films aren't real, and studios don't pretend they are. "Kindness" creators pretend it's real. That's it, I don't see how anyone could actually question Scumbag about this, it's so stupid and obvious.

[@Techbromaga666]

Mental acrobatics.. Nice phrase!

[@trevorstrope4549]

Fantastic two interviews with scumbag dad. I don't really care about your company I'm only here because I thought there was more to this man. But I'll try a few more of your interviews I hope you bring on more people who can paint a picture of parts of society so that we can all see life in a more genuine manner.

[@trykarat]

Thanks! I’d recommend the Allen Pan one if you liked Scumbag Dad

[@AlissaSss23]

Why are you being rude though?

[@1FootInTheGrave]

Scumbag dad is very well spoken, I love you dad.

[@AlissaSss23]

He's definitely very intelligent, well read, talented and educated.

[@Jakem763]

Great interview

[@BobbieTheFish]

26:25 I feel like I'm in the minority here, but I hit "Do not Recommend" on those channels so fast.

[@50shadesofbeige88]

Even documentaries are not 100% objective and truthful. I learned by engaging with David Hoffman that a good documentary maker will tell you that the content is delivered through their lens. You're getting someone's POV.

[@Anthony.j.k]

Me looking for hate comments to clown on

[@samanthadunn2695]

I hope what he’s pitching at 44 min isn’t dystopian but I know it is lol

[@jeffzkiller3590]

why does this only have 2000 views?

[@trykarat]

Thanks for watching early 🙏 hoping more see it soon!

[@jaybeezzy1387]

He gained my respect with this interview BIG TIME!

[@abi12223]

omg i had no idea he was based off of the korean dad 😭thats just even funnier

[@kaseywahl]

I love Scumbag dad, his satire, and his commentary on influencer culture. Completely disagree with his take on Hasan Minaj's standup though, for the same reason Scumbag dad actually cites when he talks about going to see Die Hard vs actually watching real-life footage of the same kind of thing. Any reasonable, good-faith audience member goes to a standup show understanding that these are jokes, and that even if they are framed anecdotally, they're done so under the pretext that the stories will contain exaggerations and fabrications in service of the joke. Every book on standup I've ever read and every comic I've ever talked to has discussed this as the nature of stand up, and George Carlin (who was also a very anecdotal, sometimes moralistic joke-teller) once said "'You can joke about anything. It all depends on how you construct the joke…what the exaggeration is." And he said that because the exaggeration is usually where the funny happens. The exaggeration can either be in a detail of an anecdote, a ridiculous comparison, a character's reaction to the setup of the joke, or really any detail necessary. What makes a good joke isn't the literal truth-value of the joke: it's whether the joke elicits laughter. And if it elicits laughter, it does so because it succeeded in commenting on an emotional truth about the situation the joke describes. In Hasan's response to the criticism of his special, he apologized and explained this point clearly, and that he wasn't trying to present his anecdotal material as 100% factual storytelling (and honestly, any comedian who tells anecdotal comedy who doesn't fabricate parts of their acts in the service of the jokes is almost certainly being disingenuous about it). And frankly, I don't think Hasan should have even had to explain that. It comes with the territory of joke-telling, and he was being held to a different standard than the rest of the industry. Just like Scumbag dad doesn't need to put a giant banner on his content that says 'THIS IS SATIRE, NOT REAL', Hasan shouldn't have to label his anecdotal material like 'THESE ARE JOKES! THIS IS NOT A MEMOIRE! SOME OF THIS IS MADE-UP!'

[@trykarat]

Very thoughtful. Thanks for sharing!

[@scumbagdadofficial]

Nah man. Hasan definitely wanted people to think they were real stories because they are realistic. When I do satire, the plot goes so far off the rails that nobody would ever believe it. For example, in a recent video I had a cop not arrest a kidnapper because it was a social experiment. The cop loudly proclaims how it’s ok as long as the camera is running. Hasan’s stories are extremely realistic. I’d be on board with you if they were insane, like 20 racists chasing him on horseback through the Vegas strip during rush hour - at that point the narrative is so absurd that the audience knows it’s not real. However, that’s not what he does. Does that make sense?

[@lllccc8813]

i like his videos man i remeber when i first saw him a couple years ago and im still watching him

[@a.d.baebee]

41:33 putting unwitting participants in your video isn’t work; it’s commodification of one’s personhood.

[@ArnoldMP]

This deserves a hundred billion views. I appreciate that other people don't just watch these bait videos on YT shorts, Reels, and Tiktok. It gets old.