PATREON EXCLUSIVE: Max vs. 100
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What sparked the host’s excitement about the "Max versus a hundred" event?
Bus up bankers.
Simply lovely Vencas.
Simply lovely. Dude, you know what? Fu fuck this entire thing, honestly. I came in, my dumb ass came in excited to watch this thing. I was like, wow, Max versus a hundred people. Max versus a hundred people. Max versus a hundred people. I was excited. Uh like Christmas morning. Finally I went to see Max versus a hundred people. Max versus a hundred people. And then I found out it was Max versus a hundred influencers. Yeah. I was like, are you those aren't people?
Those
are not people. Are you kidding me? In influences are not people. They're not real people. They're they're fake people. Дир тертай. They're
content creators.
They're content creators. The the whole the whole thing that's interesting about, you know About uh a hundred people versus the gorilla, right? Which is kind of what this is, is you're watching like the gorilla is a is an organic thing. It you you that's kind of what you want, right? W i in nature, you're like, would a tiger win against a lion, right? How would that you're watching two organic things sort of clash. I want to see a hundred Joes versus one pro. Not a hundred fucking content creators who who are who are who are like doing their own content. Content before, during, and after the race?
Right.
Those are not regular people. And then
Why does the host claim the "hundred" participants are not real people?
Because because here's the thing. These are Th these people like kind of see Max as a peer a little bit, right? It's like it it's different, right? Max is somebody I'm good doing content with. I wanted to see people who are like fans of Max. This is like really like life changing like Because here's the thing, like these people are seeing this as like an opportunity to boost their brand. Like I just want to see like a regular motherfucker being like, Wow, this is the best day of my life. This is this is a bucketless moment for me to race against Max Verstappen. And we were robbed of that when they said, Oh my God, Max, these people have half a billion uh Yeah. Followers? Yeah. Yeah, I I wanted to vomit. Vomit.
I want to vomit. I wanted to vomit. I I I I wanted it to be like great Brit great Brit British bake off, just like regular people with a passion for the for for motor sport.
Sure, sure. Getting
to raise their fucking idol. You know what
I'm saying? Yeah, I mean, when they were like, and Max, and Max, next up on the list is Drift Games. And I'm like, wait, what?
Also, I didn't know who the fuck any of these people were.
Like It it was a lot of it nah, it wasn't just content creators, it was British content creators.
British content creators. I mean, the only guy that was really selling was the Italian guy. He was he was
The Italian guy, I I'm like, y he hey sir, if this was a content if this was a way for you to get new followers, you just found one because he was the king of this whole experience.
He was the only one that was like, Oh, my job is entertain. I'm gonna I'm going to serve. I am here to serve.
How does the gorilla vs. organic analogy explain the competition format?
He was He
was he was me. He was me as I am me as he is we and we are all together. If I really felt like that guy was me. He was a horrorist. He was a whore. He was a
complete whore. He was an unapologetic whore for the camera. He spoke practically no English, and he was had so much more charisma than anyone on the screen. I can't even imagine. I I forgot his name, but he had way more charisma he like he didn't even that's how little charisma everybody had on this thing is is um Is is this guy who spoke no English, like blew the doors off everybody? I couldn't even see his face. Yeah, yeah. Goggles on. Yeah,
yeah.
That's part of his deal. He was like Heath Ledger in the J in the dark night. He just blew the doors off of everybody. And I was like, who the fuck is this guy? He's making like pleading he's like chaplain making pleading gestures with his hands. Please don't pass me. I mean what a genius that guy was.
Yeah. Well guess what? He's he he's uh Packy TWC is the Instagram handle.
What does the host want from a race featuring regular fans instead of influencers?
He has one point one million followers. It's not
enough. It's not enough followers. For real.
For real.
Um the only guy that really kind of Moved me was actually the
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What sparked the host’s excitement about the "Max versus a hundred" event?
0:01–1:53
2
Why does the host claim the "hundred" participants are not real people?
1:53–3:46
3
How does the gorilla vs. organic analogy explain the competition format?
3:46–4:53
4
What does the host want from a race featuring regular fans instead of influencers?
4:53–6:18
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