Warren Smith

But so I just, we should touch on this.

I hope I didn't alarm me with the death threat thing.

The guy who was kind of going a little bit crazy.

All right, well, like, I don't know if you saw that.

Yeah, but what was interesting about that is that I've had people since then messaging me saying, this guy has been harassing me for a long time, even on the left.

Tilly Middlehurst, who kind of rose to notoriety from debating Charlie Kirk, like the opposite.

emailed me the other day.

She's like, this guy, thank you for posting that.

This guy has been creeping me out.

People are really concerned.

But I had no idea about any of that.

But that is, but you're right.

That is the movement that's happening.

Have you ever seen that?

Yeah, we were talking about this just a moment ago, and I forgot a major component of this, which I think is perceived value.

So when I started to get into the space of viral video, I recognized, whoa, there's little more powerful than the ability to connect with an audience, which is one reason that school fears it so much, because you can't buy it.

Brands try.

That's what sponsors are.

And I think there's this psychological phenomenon where if there's 10 people looking up, you're gonna look up and see that something occurs with online people, celebrities in general, this perceived value.

You take some any of these personalities.