[00:02] this video, I'm going to respond to a comment from our comment from our most hated and loved and adored pansexual sociologist in Brazil lately, right? You probably
[00:17] know our sociologist, better known as Ryan our sociologist, better known as Ryan Santos, and he's been really hyped on YouTube lately, but unfortunately, I think he hasn't posted in about three days.
[00:29] So, while he's not posting, you can watch my video here to talk a little about this wonderful figure who wonderful figure who commented on the exposed video. So,
[00:42] to me, his comment was totally irrelevant, was totally irrelevant, but it doesn't matter. And bring together people who love him—and remember that word,
[00:58] love him—and people who hate him, remember that word too. I think it's interesting to comment a lot on this video because what I've noticed is that the people who follow
[01:14] this type of content, where we talk nonsense, we talk without editing, without a script, without anything, we 're very sincere here, usually mainly because people have opinions, even though...  Most
[01:30] people's opinions are very random, far from reality, but that's okay, it doesn't matter. The important thing here is that this person used to be very hated, and still is, but it was much more so back then.
[01:44] Today, due to the reach his videos are having, he's loved, adored, you know? To tell the truth, what I mean by this is that
[01:56] people who make videos about Ryan nowadays make videos saying good things about him, not necessarily about him as a person, but about his strategy. And there are people who also say good things about him. It used to be the opposite; people who made
[02:11] saying bad things about him. Oh, and just a warning: if this video disappears, you know what happened, right? Either I got a strike from Ryan or I'm being sued. So if it ever disappears, you none of that happens, I'll come back and explain why this video was taken down. The
[02:28] objective of this video isn't to attack anyone because I think that's very, uh, how can I say, counterproductive? I hope that's the right word. opinion, my perspective on this person here, whom I...  Okay, I follow him. I
[02:44] badly of him, I'm just here to respond to his comment and also, at the same time, give my opinion about him, his audience, and the audience that doesn't watch him and hates him. Okay, it's a lot, okay? We'll probably be
[02:59] here talking for a while. First point: this person is adored today because of his reach. I was even watching a video, I believe yesterday, that showed people treat you differently based on the number of followers
[03:12] you have, the number of views you get, and now it's not much different with Ryan, right? His videos are getting 80,000, 70,000, I don't know, millions of views per month, and now it's different, right? Like, "Wow,
[03:25] Ryan is famous now." Now let's talk about him well. I'm the guy who's been following Ryan for a long time, way back, not from the very beginning, okay? I think I started beginning, okay? I think I started following him in 2022, 2021, because he
[03:37] makes a type of content that I like, which is similar to the content I'm making here for you. I am...  Just turning on my you. I am...  Just turning on my camera and talking to you guys... it's... it was a
[03:49] very similar format to this, right? Because it changed... it was the Flow Podcast, right? The guys would turn on the camera, Monark would come out smoking weed, drinking, and talking a lot of
[04:01] because it's not scripted, you know? There are n't many people who come in and say, "Hey man, you take too long to get to the title, man, you still don't understand how
[04:17] videos from people who like to... I mean, who don't know how to make content, right? Okay, back. There are these people who love Ryan and there are people who hate Ryan, right? I believe it's pretty much neck and neck, but you
[04:34] know very well why people hate Ryan. First, because he says what he wants to say and screw it, he doesn't care about people's opinions. Second, because he's attacked a lot of people. And it has a lot to do with what he
[04:47] replied in my video, in the comment he made on my video.  It has a lot to do with it. And it's mainly about him attacking many people as a strategy that, I'll say upfront, for me, is a very bad strategy, you understand? It might
[05:02] a very bad strategy, you understand? It might reach more people, but it's a strategy that, man, on paper, doesn't work for me; you only lose results, you understand? In this case, you'll only lose money, you'll only
[05:16] lose, you'll have a lot of gray hair because it will be a lot of work, a lot of headaches to gain new followers from your enemy, man. For me, it's a strategy that doesn't make much sense. That's why
[05:29] I don't want to use the same strategy that Ryan uses in this video. I 'm not here to attack him; I'm here just to give my opinion, and at the same time that I can speak badly of some of
[05:43] well of them, especially this strategy of him recording videos and putting very catchy titles there. And so, the main thing isn't even the title or the thumbnail of Ryan's videos, but him talking. It's the same thing here;
[05:59] people say, "Oh man, you don't even make thumbnails, man, I really don't." probably...  I'm going to take about 40 screenshots of my face here to try and fit them together and make a thumbnail. In the end, we'll make a thumbnail, yes, we
[06:12] 're not animals, you understand? Something people don't understand is that if you're consuming someone's content, you might think the person is dumb, but they're not. They might lack some knowledge, they might say something
[06:24] stupid at some point, but that person isn't stupid, you understand? Like, the video strategy, everything is thought out, everything is planned. I'm not just turning on the camera here and spouting a bunch of nonsense just because, like, no, I saw that
[06:38] Ryan commented on one of my past videos and I said, "Hmm, interesting video idea," I even commented with some of my friends, "Wow, man, very cool," and in this video I 'm not just here to respond to
[06:52] his comment, I'm here to give my opinion, you understand? So, we're 7 minutes into the video and I haven't even gotten to the comment he made on my video yet, and whatever, that doesn't matter. What matters here is you guys here and us
[07:04] talking about something different, and me too.  I want you all to comment below what you think about our sociologist, both his new content strategy—which isn't really that new, to be honest, because he already
[07:17] produced content like this before, but now he's back with much more... well, I don't know, he's just back, because now he's stopped producing again. So while there are if you're coming from the sociologist and you like the sociologist, you'll like
[07:32] subscribe! I have a totally different view of Ryan on several things. There was even a time when Ryan commented on one of my podcast clips, Ryan commented on one of my podcast clips,
[07:47] interaction; for me, Ryan is one of the people who interacts the most, as well as with his followers, and well, you know, it's really cool how he interacts. I really like that. And there was a time when we talked about him, and in that podcast I commented—I've
[08:01] Damn, and I think the only thing and I think the only thing Ryan is missing is a
[08:15] and I don't remember the exact words, but it was something like, "Oh man, you guys kids in Europe," something like that. And I was like, " Oh, interesting, right?" And it was funny that Oh, interesting, right?" And it was funny that after he had his daughter, he
[08:30] said it was one of the things that changed most in his life, right? Now he's a changed most in his life, right? Now he's a man, right? I think you understand, right? Now he's become a man, a father, right? Because I believe that we only really
[08:42] become men after 30 and beyond, right? Because Raian was already over 30. After becoming a father, right? I'm not a father, okay? I don't have much right to have much right to speak here, but I believe it's a
[08:55] great experience. So he, I don't know, he does n't stop to tell the truth, I think it was very unintentional. I think it was n't his goal to have children, you know? Even the somewhat controversial thing I'm going to talk about here, but he talks a lot
[09:08] about abortion, right? About abortion being a Red Flag, tattoos being a Red Flag. I think that over time he ended up discovering that abortion is one of the worst things you can do in your life, it's murder, okay? It's murder, end of story.  Okay, it's
[09:20] heavy stuff. If you don't know much about abortion, watch Nefarios, okay? Even if you're not religious, I mean, if you're not religious, it doesn't matter, okay? little bit about the issue of abortion. It 's complicated, so what happens is
[09:33] abort it anymore. So let's get this over with, right? here, but like, I don't think Ryan wanted to have a child, at least not at that
[09:45] moment, okay? Because firstly, he 's not even married to the woman, right? And whatever, you know? problem, but like, I mean, for me it's a problem, but for him it's not a problem, for me it's a problem, but for him it's not a problem, so it's not a problem.
[10:00] he made in some cut of my podcast, I thought it was very good, very funny, completely changed his mind. Why did I tell him to have a child? Because, man, he only talked about sex, he only talked about sex. I don't think he's
[10:14] 100% left sex behind, he likes it, right? Uh, but like, I think...  A lot must have changed in his head, man. He only talked about that, you know? That was the thing I disagreed with him on the most. It was
[10:27] his relationship with—not necessarily with women themselves, but with that family aspect. Okay, I'll even leave a disclaimer here, guys. What is a rich person to you? For people in the West, what is a rich person? The
[10:43] is usually someone who has money, you know how it works in the East? Of course, I'm not talking about all Of course, I'm not talking about all countries, but a rich person in the
[10:56] money, it's someone who has a family, who has many children. So, if Ryan... I already, when I followed this, like, I think in 2022, I
[11:08] already thought, "Wow, man, Ryan is going down a path that's very much like, 'Oh yeah, he doesn't want to build family wealth, he wants to build wealth, money,
[11:20] businesses, women, that kind of thing.'" And now I believe it might be different, right? He wants to build
[11:35] videos talking about it if...  If you 're interested, comment below. It has to do with patriarchy, okay? And if you do n't know what patriarchy is, it's not what you learned in school. I'm sorry to tell you, okay? It's not, and today we live in a
[11:50] matriarchy, right? Women dominate, but anyway, that's a topic for another video, a topic I believe the guys here on the channel will really like. Okay, uh, I think I've rambled on enough, in quotes. Let's go to the comment from our
[12:05] pansexual sociologist, and so on. I really like the comments there, man. People Let's go, I 'll read it here for you. He
[12:17] commented on the video about the exposé: "Have you ever stopped to think that you didn't become famous in 13 years precisely because of your Ever since you had long hair on the podcast, you only complained and put
[12:33] down. You know what my first reaction was when I read that reaction was when I read that comment? Damn, Ran, you saying that? What hypocrisy!" And at the same time, I connected with a video I
[12:48] 'll never forget, a video of Ran talking about how all content creators are hypocritical.  And it's true, it's true, because what happens is that people who produce content change their minds. Everyone on planet Earth changes, they tend to
[13:01] change their minds. So if you recorded a video in 2010 saying you support such and such a politician, and then in 2015 you made a video saying you support the opposite or that you don't support that politician from 2010, you're going to be a hypocrite, you understand? So
[13:15] a hypocrite, you understand? So content creators, they have, they have, it's allowed to be hypocritical, okay? So for me, it's allowed, it's allowed to be you ever stopped to think that you did n't become famous in 13 years exactly
[13:28] when you had long hair on the podcast, you only complained and put others down, firstly, nothing to do with it. You understand, nothing to do with it. I'm not making videos to defend myself, okay? I really have a very complex personality,
[13:41] very complex. I'm not a person with many friends, you understand, but the few friends I have are the right friends. I believe Ran is on the same path, right, on the same track, and even so, man, and I am, how can I
[13:55] say, it's as if...  If I were a nicer person, PR, the people who don't know me, but being nice doesn't matter here, the thing is you just complained, damn, where did the guy get that from, man, that I only complained? Like,
[14:08] really, he might have... look what happened, in my opinion, he watched two clips, or one clip that I made, which is what it was, just one clip, like, a little thing, he watched on my channel and summarized all those videos I
[14:22] have, those many hours of podcasts I have, into a simple two clips like what I said about him because, firstly, I'm not a guy because, firstly, I'm not a guy who sucks up to anyone, you understand?
[14:34] And if you don't suck up to Ryan, he probably won't speak well of you. I think that's the context here, Ryan won't speak well of anyone except people who are unreachable, you
[14:48] understand? So, at the same time, I can speak well of him, okay? There's no badly of him, okay? I'm a guy like that, well, he 's a sociologist, I'm a practical psychologist, you understand? I learned from my father, I'm a
[15:02] specialist.  In Praia, the owner of Bora pra prática... so I'm not going to... accept it, you know? Not that I care either. I didn't just complain; the
[15:17] people who watched Bora PR prática watched it and were even more motivated to start their own businesses. Maybe at some point in the podcast I'll say some nonsense, exactly, but it's not about putting others down. It
[15:30] down were the left-wing crowd, the mainstream guys, and I really criticize them, and they criticize me too. So, but that's the first point: hypocrisy, right? I found that very funny, man. The guy said I haven't grown in 13 years.
[15:46] failed 13-year-old YouTuber's rant. He didn't watch it because there I explain why I haven't grown in those 13 years. Okay, first, Constância, second, I was a child, and especially Constância, like, I stopped, stopped, stopped,
[16:00] other projects, focused on selling services and not just focused on one or two channels, you know? I've always had this... this thing... I read a book that must be somewhere out there, it's called Essentialism, and it didn't change much because I already
[16:13] be essentialists, we have to say no to everyone, but okay, uh, I put others down, I put others down. Maybe, right? Maybe at some point I put someone down,
[16:27] I think he's the person who puts others down the most, man. There was even one, he's doing "Ask the Sociologist," right, and there was a guy who commented
[16:39] there, and he was like, the really sad guy. And then Ryan made him even sadder, you know? And then Ryan made him even sadder, you know? That's Ryan, but I think it's interesting. Like, he can't hold back, you know, he can't hold back, he just... "
[16:53] you're going to keep complaining to me and stuff, screw you." And there's even a note here, Ryan, if you're watching this video, answer my question. I think I was the first to pay more than R$2 PR to answer. I
[17:05] you'll answer after this video either, but it doesn't matter, okay?  If you answers everyone who pays more than R$ 20. Let's see if it's fake or not, but it's okay. Oh, it 's my personality, man. The guy, I don't know, he
[17:20] watched this video of the exposé and some other content creators and said that I personality. Because of my personality, I didn't grow, man. The most important thing any content creator can have,
[17:33] especially nowadays where you can be yourself, is your personality. You have to be yourself, man. Silly talk, right? You have to be yourself, man. Back
[17:46] in the day, people pretended, like way back on YouTube. Nowadays People would start the video and say, "Hey YouTube guys, all happy, making lots of content for kids, right?" And what happened? The person who
[18:00] appears in front of the video isn't the real person, you understand? And what happened was a conflict in these people's minds, a bizarre conflict. If you watch the first Flow podcasts where Monark and Igor interviewed, I don't know,
[18:16] Monark and Igor interviewed, I don't know, Castanhari, uh, I don't know, Coel, all those guys from...  Looking back at YouTube, you'll see that most of them had depression, had that most of them had depression, had everything wrong with them. Why? Because they did
[18:29] rich, very famous, all those things. But one of the main points is this sad here," but they had to make funny, happy videos, man, what a mess! So, what for you, what I'm saying here for you, is me. Okay, I might hide
[18:45] some things because, man, I'll be honest, nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody wants to keep talking about their failures, like, "It's not a failure," like that video, "The Failed Person's Rant," it's not a failure, like the
[19:00] bad things. Everyone has done something they're not proud of, everyone, everyone, and nobody wants to keep talking about those things, you understand? Nobody, nobody, nobody, it's that simple. People will... what I say here will be
[19:16] things that are totally strategic, thought out, like, I'll talk about this, but I wo I think life has to be like that, we have to have our... we can't give up, and nobody...  Delivery type: I can't give myself away
[19:31] to you here and take everything I know, everything that goes through my head, all my mistakes, all my successes... no, I'll say what I right time, it's like the video about monetization that I made 1660 days ago.
[19:45] you to see how much I make, how much I've earned. I made the video to show you that AdSense, making money from YouTube with ads, isn't the focus, you understand? I didn't just want to make the video to show
[19:58] like, "Look, it took me 7 years to earn R$100, 7 years to earn R$100 from earned $500!" Wow, in, in, I don't know how many years!
[20:12] But look, guys, this isn't what made me rich, it's something else, something else. So, guys, this is my personality. No, no, it doesn't make any sense. First of all, Ran, he doesn't care about me. I believe that's
[20:28] the reality, right? And he doesn't care about me. And this is just a comment from Most people who comment don't watch the video, they watch a little part, people who comment, "Oh, why did n't you do that?" Oh, I finished watching the
[20:42] finished watching the video here and... Oh, that's it, people are like that, okay? People it, people are like that, okay? People are... it's funny, okay guys, I really want you to comment on this video, your opinion about Ryan, both
[20:57] positively and negatively. I believe this channel is a your comments, even though there's a lot of nonsense, damn, there's so much nonsense here. There was a guy who commented, "Damn,
[21:10] you spent, I don't know, R$10,000 on the hate hate, but that's the point, right? We YouTubers here have to look only at the negative comments, and I looked at that comment and said, "
[21:25] Wow, man, the guy didn't understand anything." If you look at it, I advertised on Flávio Augusto's Flow first. Oh, okay, I advertised on Flávio Augusto's Flow, right? And Flow?" Then you'll see how many views that Flow video has,
[21:39] and even today people come up to me saying, "Wow, man, that idea of ​​yours, that strategy of yours!"  What you did with Flow is really awesome, man, so go check it out. If it wasn't worth it, I recorded a video here on "Bora Pra Prática"
[21:52] talking about it. And another very interesting thing here is this: guys, I'm not going to, I didn't make this video to suck up to Ryan, on the contrary, and wanted to give my opinion here. But, he speaks badly of
[22:07] Flávio Augusto, but I mean, all the people he speaks badly of are people who helped me a lot. It may be that these people really have something to hide, like everyone else, even Ryan has something to hide. Everyone has something to hide, you understand? Everyone has something to hide,
[22:23] I thank Flávio Augusto, not Ryan Santos, you understand? Ryan was someone I met over time, of course, he taught me a lot, but the person who showed me what entrepreneurship is, what it is to think differently, what it is to break the mold,
[22:36] what it is to be out of the ordinary, was Flávio Augusto, regardless of what he did to Ryan, other people too. And the first person who...  I am eternally grateful to Natalia Arcuri. She was the
[22:52] first person I started consuming online, her content about finance. Then it was Primo Rico, and then Flávio Augusto, who are probably three people that Ryan has attacked. I don't know for sure
[23:05] if Natalia attacked you, but was it because was it because of her being a woman, a CEO, something like that? of her being a woman, a CEO, something like that? But that's it. I
[23:18] But that's it. I thank Ryan, I 'm grateful to those people he attacked. And the overall conclusion of the video is this comment here, totally clueless to me,
[23:31] because the guy doesn't know me, and he's saying that my personality is what my my mistake is? It doesn't make sense. First of all,
[23:44] something I forgot to mention, attacking others, this strategy of attacking others is a strategy of Ryan Santos. I don't know if he still sells any training and talks about this strategy, which to me is a
[23:58] this strategy, which to me is a stupid, being very sincere, and there are people today who still continue to follow this strategy, but I think it's a stupid strategy. Why?  Why
[24:13] is it good? Because they say this strategy of attacking others is good. Look, you attacking, I don't know, I'll use a very clear example here of Ryan, right? I'm talking about Ryan, so I'll talk about Thiago Finch, I'll attack Thiago Finch here, okay,
[24:26] Thiago Finch, man, Thiago F, for sure, has something to hide too, so I'll pick on the things he doesn't want to talk about, and then I'll talk about what will might be some people who say, "Oh, let's go find something Gabriel has to
[24:40] talk about." Oh, go ahead, that's what there is most of here, let's get to the practical part, it's watch, there are a lot of podcasts out there that talk a lot of nonsense, just go there, it's even been canceled on Twitter already, so man, just go ahead, it's good that you watch my
[24:52] videos, watch some ads too, we're in this together, but listen, I'm... Damn, I even got lost, I was talking about Thiago Finch, so Ryan's strategy...  It was simple. Oh, I'm going to attack Thiago. I'm giving an example, okay, which is somewhat real. I'm going to attack Thiago
[25:04] Finch here, and what's going to happen? Thiago Finch is going to get pissed at me and start talking about me. So he's going to tag me on Instagram, in his Stories, mention my name. What's going to happen is that part of Thiago Finch's audience will
[25:19] simply get to know me, they'll come to my profile to engage, to talk trash who will stay there, follow me, and continue with continue with my content. Wow, that's great,
[25:32] man. I think it's better to invest in traffic to get followers, you know, than to do this mess, because then, look what happens, people already understand this strategy. Like, there was even a time when Ryan said
[25:46] Man, it could be true, it could be, it could be a lie, it could be anything, I don't trust anyone, not Ryan, not Thiago Finch. And then Finch, said, "Man, listen, I'm going to destroy him here, I'm going to stomp on him like a cockroach,
[26:01] and I won't..."  I'm not going to mention his name, I'm not going to tag him, I'm not going to say anything about him, I'm just going to destroy him, and I thought it was brilliant, very good, really good, and I think in one of Thiago Finch's latest releases he put Ryan Santos' image and
[26:16] put Ryan Santos' image and even made a joke, right? I think in this case it was good for Ryan. But it's okay, right? But it's a strategy that doesn't make sense to me, like, it might make sense, "Oh, I gained
[26:29] get sued, nobody's going to like you, man, nobody of those guys I mentioned, like Natália Curi, Thiago Finch, Primo Rico, Flávio Augusto, nobody likes Primo Rico, Flávio Augusto, nobody likes
[26:42] people to like me, oh, great, man, great, that's good," but it's not a good idea, you understand? It's not, it's not, you understand? And what happens? I even made a video here talking about
[26:56] people who follow this strategy but don't have money, like Ryan, it's even worse because you don't even have money for legal action, you're going to start receiving a lot of lawsuits, you're going to get a strike, you're going to lose your channel,
[27:10] and holy [ __ ], just because I followed a strategy to win.  A follower wants to gain views by talking about drama, like I said here, man. This video he probably won't even make a video talking about it, okay? Because
[27:24] video talking about it, okay? Because for him, I'm nothing, you understand? Like, that's Like, I'm just a person producing content here, and sometimes he watches one of my videos because I talk, I talk, it's not that I talk similarly to
[27:37] him, but we have the same, we are similar, okay? We're not the same, we have things that are similar, okay? And normally, I'll say something else here for you, for those who consume a lot of content on YouTube like me, who have been
[27:51] consuming content on YouTube for a long time, years, years, years. You know that video I think it's the outlier, right, about you doing 10,000 hours, the same thing? So I have more than 10,000 hours easily watching videos on
[28:04] YouTube. That's right, and one thing I know is that if we watch someone on YouTube, it's because we at least look a little bit like them. Let's
[28:16] examples. I like to give practical examples here so you understand, and I use my own examples, like Monark. Monark was the first person I really followed, like my favorite YouTuber was
[28:31] Monark, and that's okay. But back then, I didn't even think straight, I was 10 or 11 years old, I think my brain was kind of stuck, still full of sugar. What happened was when he released Flow, after, I don't know, eight or seven years later,
[28:45] after, I don't know, eight or seven years later, I saw that Monark was very similar to me, very similar, both in terms of just being on the computer. I was just on the computer playing Minecraft, watching YouTube videos, you know? I
[28:57] connected with him because he was similar to me, and there are many people who here because they are similar to me. I'm not saying that we are the same, that we think the same, that we are and have the same values ​​and so
[29:11] on, no, I don't want that to be the case, but we are similar, okay? If you are here watching my video, it's because you either know the my video, it's because you either know the sociologist—let me go back to the sociologist
[29:26] Sociologist, or because you follow something I follow, YouTube that audience consumes this type of content, this audience is watching. Let's practice too, so you start connecting things, it's very
[29:39] interesting how YouTube works, and it came to mind like Ran, came to mind like Ran, and so Ran... It's possible he some videos because of my personality, which is very similar to
[29:53] his, but a question remains: Ran, how did he grow? I because I don't know, I haven't followed him from the beginning. Did he grow selling books? Did he grow making YouTube videos? Did
[30:08] he grow making YouTube videos? Did others? How did he grow? Probably he grew in all these ways, right? But what propelled him the most was attacking others, so
[30:22] personality of putting others down is what made me not succeed on YouTube doesn't make much sense. And in the YouTube rant video, I already explain exactly what made me not succeed.  Success is here, and it has nothing to
[30:37] do with what he said. Oh, complicated, right? But uh, I thank the sociologist here because he commented on my video, and thanks to that, I managed to make a video, and I believe it might get some
[30:52] this type of content, subscribe to the channel, and if you want me to post videos every day, just comment below. Okay, uh, today I'm recording, today I'll post, today I'm doing it like this, and I hope you like it.
[31:04] It's a podcast format where I talk nonsense, and that's it. And if you don't like it, get lost, get lost, no, [ __ ] it, you understand? Man, that's not it, you understand? I don't want to, I don't want people who don't... ah, I don't need to elaborate further, right guys? Thank you
[31:18] Subscribe to the channel. There are two interesting videos here. Here's the video of the exposé where Ryan commented; later you can take a look there and all the answers. And here's a video on how to monetize and viralize videos on
[31:31] TikTok, especially.  "C for Podcast" is a very interesting video. Enjoy it stops working, there's no use crying about it. That's it. The first link in the description is the University of Cords so you can learn more about how the world
[31:44] of cords works. That's all for now. See you in the next video. Bye!