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Neon Genesis Phijkchu

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July 17, 2020 – Present
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Through August 30, 2026
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June 19, 2020 – August 30, 2026
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Gerson rawb
Question for anyone who knows a lot about Rob content. Is there a video where he (or a character in maybe urealms) says “If you have to ask you don’t know”? I have a vague memory of it but I don’t want to comb through old videos to find it
Spooky Phijkchu rawb
Replying to Gerson #rickythecat
Question for anyone who knows a lot about Rob content. Is there a video where he (or a character in maybe urealms) says “If you have to ask you don’t know”? I have a vague memory of it but I don’t want to comb through old videos to find it
I will think on this, I can't think of one off the top of my head
Dolfin rawb
Replying to Gerson #rickythecat
Question for anyone who knows a lot about Rob content. Is there a video where he (or a character in maybe urealms) says “If you have to ask you don’t know”? I have a vague memory of it but I don’t want to comb through old videos to find it
Probably one of the urealms campaigns but I could not tell you which
polu rawb
Rob doesn't like how the old videos represent his modern self. So he is trying to sell the nostalgia of the old videos to his old fans.
Phijkchu_Pikachu rawb
He is not privating them, he did private them. The are several complicated answers to this. 1. Rob was very mentally unwell at the time. Due to drug use and mental health issues, Rob was making a lot of bad choices. He has always struggled with people poking him with negative comments to a degree, but because of his mental state at the time, even positive comments that were not the right positive comments were throwing him into a fit where he would write a massive essay in response. 2. Rob wanted to rebrand. Rob hated that his old videos were compared against his new stuff and people were (rightly) coming to the conclusion that he is a lot less funny now than he was before. Rob gave up on being funny to tell meta narratives, but it is not compelling, so old fans did not follow him to his newer content. 3. The wholesome scam. Rob intended to sell the videos back to old fans via the youtube member system where you can lock videos behind being a youtube member (for 5 dollars a month). This was his idea to monitize old fans who otherwise do not care about his new streams and thus did not bring him money. Spooky's site undercut this idea so we do not know how many people he would have gotten to pay him in a perfect system, but he ended up getting abysmally low numbers (not worth the effort of uploading the old videos one by one like he had to) so he has given up on the reuploading aspect of this.

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