Rosanna Pansino

I think he said something to the effect that I thought was interesting, and whether it was sincere or not, certainly not a justification, but he was basically saying, like, I...

live in this algorithm and I'm doing... It was basically making an excuse, right?

Where it's just like, hey, I have to do a crazy thing every day in order to trick the algorithm, so to speak.

Obviously, you went about things a different way.

So I guess two-part question is, one, how are you able...

To not give in to temptation of like, just, you know, hey, well, I got to do this.

Like the pressure, I've made so much money.

I have to keep building.

If you're not growing, you're dying.

And I guess I just got to keep doing this.

How did you not lose yourself like so many other creators did trying to like chase the next viral moment?

Do you think Jenna is someone who I'm vaguely familiar with her story and her controversy?

Do you think her mistakes or whatever people want to call them, do you think it was misrepresented out of context?

And or do you feel like if she wanted one, it sounds like maybe she just doesn't, deserves people's grace and a second chance?

And now you're you're still a pioneer because now, again, we're seeing so many creators, many from YouTube, you know, some from TikTok or whatever, who are now getting some of these.

I don't want to say real opportunities, but like opportunities like back in the day when your agency was like, hey, it's this or that.

You can either be a YouTube star or you can be a star.

Like, literally saving movie theaters.

Yeah.

And you don't want to see anyone canceled.