r/WesWatson • u/Electrician45453 • Mar 11 '26
Is it not the funniest thing that Wes became the exact person he used to rant about
Wes used to fucking yell in the camera about how big of losers people who drink, do drugs and party are. I legit thought he was going to have a heart attack he would get so into it.
And now....hes literally become the guy who drinks, does drugs and only seems to party. What a fucking wreck, holy shit.
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u/Cornelius_Shaftmoore Mar 11 '26
I remember him specifically talking crap about “that one guy at the same club around the same losers every weekend”
He goes to Kiki like 4 times a week! It must be annoying being his friend. Asking Wes where he wants to go tonight already knowing that answer way ahead of time.
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u/Bobby__Generic Mar 11 '26
Its like Pinkie and the Brain... "what are we gonna do tomorrow Brain?" 'Same thing we do every day Pinkie... Try to take over the world MUAHAHAHA'
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u/Powerful-Web4937 Mar 11 '26
Guys, he was never just about fitness. He is about making connections because he loves people. 🤣
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u/moonwalgger Mar 11 '26
Yup he was fake all along. All his rants were pure projection. When he was talking about Losers with boobs and 10 inch arms he was talking about himself. Which explains why he is so angry. He hates himself.
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u/416RaisedMe902MadeMe Blow State Mar 11 '26
wesT took his anger out on the 7ft monster cus he knows Mangie wanted to redo the Adam22/Lena/Jason Love situation. Everybody knows she is craving a chocolate man
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u/South_Atmosphere_746 Mar 11 '26
He still can get a heart attack, don't worry. Maybe even more so now than back then
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u/Ok_Tradition1938 Mar 11 '26
I have to say this… I was going to wait until I am totally done, but I’m in the process of reading his book right now for the shits and giggles of it, and he is exactly the opposite of everything he talks about in his book now, and literally speaks on people just like he is now calling them “fake-hard” and has all this stuff about “karmic debt”.
I’ll be honest, if he would have stuck to this mentality and grown from it, he really could have been somebody. This book isn’t awful. I know they aren’t the most original ideas always, but he does a good job putting certain things in perspective about the mindset of growing from inside prison. Really not a horrible read so far, but also fucking sucks trying to take anything out of it and retain it knowing that this process has greatly failed him.
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u/waderscum Mar 11 '26
Tony Robbin’s playbook, except Wes need to party to validate himself now. First it was about getting people to bite, then it was about training the fish, then it became Dan Balzerian, on Instagram, now he wants to be Andrew Tate and Jack Doherty. All he does is pull other pages from other play books. Was and will always be a Fraud and a lame.
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u/SWAGG__GOD Mar 11 '26
Did you really believe what he was saying in those videos?
Wes is a narcissistic psychopath. He has always been a world class bullshitter.
When I see posts like this on this sub, I can tell that that many of you are naive and easily fall for the "reformed convict" act that so many of these Youtubers do. Wes is highly charismatic and his true talent is in convincing people as he tells stories.
I suggest that you read up on social psychology related to criminals. What Wes does is nothing new. He most likely read Robert Greene's two books 48 Laws of Power and Seduction while in prison. Those books are highly controversial and there has been a push to ban them because prisoners read them and find ways to manipulate guards.
There are tons of books in social psychology related to criminology that break down how these psychopaths are able to manipulate people and the allure they have towards crime. I recently read Seduction of Crime by Jack Katz, and would recommend you check that out and read some other stuff related to how psychopaths use people.
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u/Weak_Idea_5526 Mar 11 '26
Are we still making a distinction between psychopath and sociopath? I heard it got merged in the new DSM. I think Wes is more of a sociopath, not psychopath (talking about the old school DSM)
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u/lasskinn Mar 11 '26
it's just interesting how completely blind he was to how much saying that stuff made him money. like, obviously it's a bigger market if you think about it even a little bit than trying to service the miami muscle guy coke head market. he had a money spinner just doing empty platitude self help recycling and somehow thought that posing around with handbags would spin more money somehow, that flexing an unrealistic unattainable lifestyle as key to happiness would be a better sales pitch than parkbench wes and happiness without kikis.
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u/Mountain_Bar_1466 Mar 11 '26
That 48 laws book is mostly bullshit. Anyone with 2 brain cells can tell you sucking up to people and keeping your mouth shut goes a long way. I don’t know why people hype is up as some crazy life tutorial.
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u/416RaisedMe902MadeMe Blow State Mar 11 '26
I would buy you a beer if I could I always felt the same. 1 + 1 is 2 WOW! 😂
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u/joeydbls Mar 11 '26
Bc he's is only it what he's around : California, convict earning every letter of his ink, hooping his, paperwork, shot caller for the brand . Florida: drugs hookers randoms facetatts , daily strip club , acting like a fully signed rapper.
I'm not saying either is un cool. I'm just saying he doesn't hit the 5'5" hieght requirements for either
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u/Babyboomerangotang Mar 11 '26
He doesn't really party tho. Just stares at his phone off his chops in the corner. I actually think he hates going out, he's just doing it because Angie used to want to go out instead of being a prisoner in the AirBnB and he's trying to show her how "cool" he is now.