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I can't even tell you. The intention with every single video is to make people laugh. I know

it sounds so cheesy and I hate saying it. I hate saying it. But every video I make, every

Instagram I post, everything I do, I just want to cheer somebody up. I want to make

them laugh, I want them to share it with a friend. I want them to have a positive experience

when they're interacting with anything I produce. With that being said, I feel like

on a handful of occasions I've just missed the mark on that. That really, really bums me

out. That sucks that it took me so long to understand. But I think when we went to our

first Black Lives Matter protest, I was looking through my DMs afterwards. It's one thing

to get DMs from somebody going, hey, your video is so funny or this is so funny, but it's

a completely different thing to get DMs about how much you meet, how much your alliance with

the cause means for that person and their family or how much it means that you're using

your voice to amplify theirs. That is a completely different feeling. But that's when I realized,

holy shit, there's people that are seriously looking up to me for things more than just

something goofy. I think for a while I was kind of just like, I'm the goofball. That's

all I am. But I think there's parts of this where I need to be more serious because I

want to be a good role model for the people watching. I'm ashamed and I'm embarrassed

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