Bramble!

Hi guys, welcome to anything goes happy Thursday. If you're listening to this when it comes out it's Thursday when I'm actually recording this.

So this will come out in a week, not that you fucking care but but that's what's going on. It's literally 8 a.m.

It's 8 in the morning right now. I've been waking up so early for some reason like my body just wants me awake.

So I'm just going to go with the flow. Like if my body just wants to be awake by like 8 then you know what? Why not?

Let's get right into it though. So this topic is really interesting because this kind of came to me last night as I was falling asleep and I was like I need to talk about this on the podcast.

Like this is actually an important conversation that I think I need to have. Not only for myself but for other creators and for even potentially people who have no interest in being on the internet and just our viewers of it.

And they just like to watch it and look at it and they don't want to be a part of it. Or for people who are aspiring YouTubers, Instagram or whatever. Anything actually you could go for musicians it could go for actors.

This could go for anybody who puts themselves out there and is kind of in the public eye in any way, shape or form.

I think it's an important conversation to be had and I don't feel like a lot of people talk about it. I feel like it's kind of this thing that everybody has floating in the back of their heads.

But nobody actually ever talks about it and I'm here to fucking lift the veil everybody because I don't give a fuck and I'm over it.

And I feel like I've had a mental switch like I feel like my brain's done a full 180 on this topic and so I want to talk about that journey and talk about what that is in the first place because I'm just kind of alluding to it if that's even the right word and I'm not talking about it.

So today we're talking about the impending doom and fear of becoming quote unquote irrelevant on the internet.

This is such an interesting phenomenon, phenomenon, phenomenon, whatever.

So I think that from the time that you start on the internet at all in any capacity, your number one concern is like how long is this all going to last?

Is this going to last forever? Probably not.

How long can I keep this thing going?

The thing about the internet is that it moves a lot faster than any other kind of profession maybe. Like for example, Brad Pitt was in one was in like not in one movie.

He was in a lot of movies, but he was in a lot of movies, but he doesn't ever need to make a movie again and he's always like his impact was made, right? And he kind of is going to be a celebrity and is going to be quote unquote relevant forever just because he's Brad Pitt, right?

But on the internet things move at a lot different of a speed and in a lot different way. It's like one minute everybody can be carrying in the next minute. It seems that people stop carrying.

It's a very quick switch that turns off, you know what I mean?

At least that's the way that it feels or the way that it looks.

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