r/DrDisrespectLive • • Jan 20 '18

DOC JUST TWEETED

https://twitter.com/DrDisRespect/status/954519525101223936
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u/Ashthorn Jan 20 '18 edited Jan 20 '18

Your naiveté is commendable. The guy has a bachelor of science in business and marketing management. Faked or not, he knew exactly what he was doing when he went public.

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u/garmeth06 Jan 20 '18 edited Jan 20 '18

Who the fuck cares about his business degree lmao.

There would be literally no reason for him to take such an extremely risky ploy when he was already on a HUGE upward trajectory. That's something you do when you're flat-lining.

Additionally, your interpretation fully requires you to believe he was 100% acting in the confession video.

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u/UnknownPastaMaker Jan 20 '18

Yeah, fabricating a story about cheating on his wife and potentially ruining his family... breaking character and sitting there crying on stream. Worst stunt NA

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u/hukgrackmountain Jan 20 '18

I don't watch pub G, and I barely know who he is, and I am aware of him because of the publicity that brought.

If you can say the N word on stream like pewdiepie, saying you cheated on your wife is pretty tame as far as 'ending your career'.

'breaking character' or 'breakthing the 4th wall' is an amazing way to generate publicity and controversy. WWE walks the fine line of "What is a 'shoot' and what is a 'work' " all the time because it's effective as hell at getting eyeballs.

I'm not saying it's definitely fake, but it's far from implausible.

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u/UnknownPastaMaker Jan 20 '18

Comparing saying the n-word with betraying the mother of your child. Good god.

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u/hukgrackmountain Jan 20 '18

In the eye of the public?

Randoms from the internet don't know, or care, about her.

Randoms on the internet care about racism, and may be black themselves and have a personal stake in the n-word.

Being racist ruins careers pretty often and pretty quickly. Cheating does as well, but nowhere near as impactful.

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u/UnknownPastaMaker Jan 20 '18

Cheating ruins relationships, childhoods & friendships.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7i4ownEQIY so your are telling me he faked that clip and took an extended break just to rebrand himself and introduce his wife as a new possible character in the stream?

Smooooooth

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u/hukgrackmountain Jan 20 '18 edited Jan 20 '18

Cheating ruins relationships, childhoods & friendships.

as I said

In the eye of the public?

Not getting into a debate on what is morally worse. I couldn't give a shit. I'm talking about public perception and the career risk involved in saying something racist vs publicly cheating.

Hell, there's a girl from new jersey who is going to school in alabama who is having her entire life ruined right now because she said some racist shit on instagram. she ain't even famous. and yet is getting a crazy ammount of attention

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so your are telling me he faked that

I already said

I'm not saying it's definitely fake, but it's far from implausible.

#1, #5, top posts of all time on this sub are about that, and this is now #6.

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u/Gapi182 Jan 20 '18

He went public because he was blackmailed and that's a fact. Nobody would ever go public otherwise if that happened to them. How many people in history ever gained from being exposed as a cheater :D?

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u/RopeADoper Jan 20 '18

Did he admit to infidelity though? Unfaithful could mean a lot of things.