Pippa and Lumi in mold and life 

Me thinks Lumi doth protest too much

The more she denies....

She's already admitted to being a breeder, she's got one foot in the grave

TV Tropes calls that a "suspiciously specific denial".

@@radian063 Or more commonly know as A FREUDIAN SLIP

Re8: the mold became the hero.

Literally mold zombies in The Last of Us.

Yeah, Pippa could totally be the final BOW, just a giant mold woman.

@@dontshanonau1335that is a fungus, not a mold.

She sounds like peak post-highschool kuroko from watamote, but without the yuri arc.

@@tumamaencosplay thank god she became such a bitch magnet, probably saved her life.

@@tumamaencosplay without the yuri arc YET.

Well, apart from her dental situation.

@@Klint_Izwuddsnaggle tooth pips

_A little_

There's a Junji Ito story about that.

@@urishima of course there is.

She is a fungus amongus

...actually... It kinda does that. I mean, mold has spores and toxins you may breathe in or maybe eat on a daily basis.

She's really a cordycep that has taken over Pippa's body & decided to become a vtuber🍄

thats not good. the tism is needed

@@Monsoon_Enjoyer what?

Or the next medication-resistant spore, virus or bacterium.

also hire a company to fumigate the house

@@Digitaaliklosetti And a priest to exorcise whatever ghost mistook it for a morgue

We need to get Pippa to interview Jordan B Peterson

@@bar-1studios wash ya peenis, pippa

@@Digitaaliklosetti dear lord now you have me pondering the sorry state of Pippa's sex toys.

You mean before they became trad larpers?

@@ottomackensen I still have no idea where the fuck that shit came from, 4chan is about the farthest place you can get from "trad Christian values"

@@Sergei_Ivanovich_Mosin Well you see Sergei it all began the post 2016 election when SJWs and that ilk became more and more fever pitched because the evil orange man had been elected. So some people on 4chan did a 180 and became the very thing they used to despise. Puritans(right-wing SJWs) and though in the beginning I believe it was just roleplaying, some got lost in the characters.

@@Sergei_Ivanovich_Mosin I think thats just because they reject to be pc or woke. 4chan isn't any worse or better than it was a year or a decade ago

@@Sergei_Ivanovich_Mosin some of them don't even watch anime.

Wasn't it a puke drawer?

@@justiron2999 U rite homeboy but pipper used tub and drawer interchangeably in this clipperino

@@jimmy_ink Still ewww but thanks for the clarification.

A pee bottle is actually more normal than those other things. Not that I have any of them.

SO bad it's a don't minecraft yaself reminder. She already admits it's 20 years of damage. She gonna graduate from life.

You're this shocked that poor people exist?

@@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272 I have no idea what this means, I grew up pretty poor but I can confidently say I did not have a drawer filled with moldy vomit

@@justsomerando718 so your life experience dictates what should be normal for everyone else?

@@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272 yes

@@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272 I'm pretty confident 99% of the population rich and poor think drawers filled with moldy vomit are gross and unhealthy

What's to fix, she's perfect

@@RWAY-hm8gj The motherfucker lives in mold. You can’t be okay in the head and live in mold. Those are mutually exclusive circumstances.

😢🤢🤮

I'd rather not

Conceptualise the fragrance

@@genyatus Picture, if you will, the effluvium

it doesnt actually smell that bad, depends on the kind of mold tho. And the biggest factor is if the food has lots of moisture then it begins to ferment and smell.

She was in a bad spot but she's getting better.

@@justiron2999 Did she ever talk about why she was like that?

@@ismellmandude6401 From what I gather her childhood. Her parents were good parents and she had a decent childhood. She was just a strange introverted child that maybe learned too much of the world too soon.

@@justiron2999 thats actually incredibly relatable, knowing way too much about things at a young age can be alienating when nobody else around you realizes how bad it is

There's other moldtubers!?!? Oh no....

uruka is pretty bad too, with the moldy fish tray and all of her chopsticks

@@teppizini What a cursed word. Why, God…?

She needs padded walls and floors though

Alternatively, padded everything and a hug-yourself jacket.

I was thinking dirt floors to at least let the animals in to clean. She needs to live outdoors it's safer for her. Get some air not living in a moldy cave. Pee bottle girl has it better just a funnel and seal it in a bottle and do some chemistry. Pippa is a bioweapon.

Honestly, just go full epoxy man, dont give a seam for anything to seep through

With a drain in the floor

At least something grew on it, means it was a good cake 😊

Imagine the smell

She is absolutely a devote of Nurgle.

Saaame

I thought this was obvious? I was losing my mind hearing Pipkin trying to cope with how horrible her choices were by self deluding that peeing in a bottle was so much worse. It's the opposite. Peeing in a bottle is hardly even a major issue so long as, like you said, it's sealed or disposed of quickly. While I would neither leave food out to rot for days on end or attempt to piss in a bottle, the latter is much less worse than the former. It's not even close. If Pipkin is willing to self delude herself about this, what else is going on upstairs?

@Valkyrie Regalia It might not be that obvious if you live in a household that's not necessarily enshrining a culture of science. Poop and pee are universally seen as dirty, especially in the western society: babies are dressed with advanced multi-layers diapers, taught to use the bathroom as soon as possible, and a kid soiling themselves involuntarily is often a sign of psychological issues. Every single house and 99% of venues, offices, buildings have rooms (toilets) specifically dedicated to handling these things. So poop/pee = bad, must send it as far away as possible. (which makes modern recycling systems, that could massively reduce water consumption, unable to catch on so far, because people can't imagine poop and pee as valuable fertilizers) Meanwhile, food is not perceived any negatively: food = good, must consoom more. Especially in the western societies, where regulations (FDA and the likes) have practically eliminated lethal food poisoning. Same with hydration: more than 99.999% of drinks you can buy are perfectly safe nowadays. When was the last time we were told to boil our food or drinks to stop having diarrhea all the time? Likely a century ago (for western societies). So I'm not really surprised if Pippa would not see food as a potential immediate health risk: in western societies, the population only hears about bad _diets_ or bad ingredients (corn syrup and the likes), about long term risks (diabeetus, cardiac issues, etc), something that is easy to ignore on a day to day basis. It's probably why it took Pippa so long to figure out molding food might be an issue: she likely assumed food only kills you slowly over decades, so not a daily threat. ... As societies, we take a lot of things for granted. But as soon as we stop teaching the core tenets of our civilizations to new and current generations, like the importance of drinkable water, not killing one another over mere disagreements, or funding an education system, all these things will fall apart in 2 generations top, and will require extensive efforts to rebuild afterward. It's like washing hands with soap: even several years into a worldwide pandemic, the majority of the population forgot to do it regularly as part of their personal and group hygiene. The populations ended up using billions of liters of alcoholic gel (even when at home, with water and soap available) because it was easier to conceptualize for people (hands = bad ; use good gel on bad hands = good hands instantly), and faster to teach for health authorities around the world. There used to be massive public health campaigns about personal hygiene a century ago, in schools but also in general media, getting millions of households to change their behavior and include healthier routines in their lives. As societies, we stopped doing these, and the general population gradually unlearned all these things.

@@TubeofDestiny I do agree with your general sentiment, but Pipkin comes off as someone who has had access to the internet for quite sometime, and often tries to act confident about her positions. She does occasionally say not to listen to her, that she's dumb, or whatever, but I don't feel that this completely eliminates the atmosphere she creates for herself when she tries to justify a belief that is very ignorant of what is actually true. How she words things too often comes off as very self assured to the extent of coming off as arrogant. Like, when she words things in a very flammatory way, then complains when people take it as such, as if she expects people to see what she said in the same light as she did, despite wording it like an angsty teenager. She doesn't always take the time to consider how what she says looks like. Sometimes it seems like she purposely says things in this way to get a reaction out of people. But, other times, she seems dead serious. Like, when she was trying to water down her horrible lifestyle choices here. Was she playing it up, or was she serious? It's not always clear. Honestly, when I think of the worst thing that could come about from pee... It's mold and mildew. A house can be condemned if mold gets out of hand. Even if Pipkin grew up in a very uneducated environment, she surely has had ample opportunity to better learn about such things. But, here she is acting as if she hasn't. Thus the feeling of concern I have in return. And, let's be real, there is a percentage of people who watch her who aren't very bright who will believe in what Pipkin says. She doesn't seem like someone who one should go to for sage advice about life, but a number of people put her on this pedestal when she seems completely inadequate for the unfair position she is being put to by others. I'm worried if Pipkin may let that sort of thing get to her head and make her enclosed in a set of beliefs that are very flawed and unbacked by science. While I'm glad she's in a better living situation now, I'm not convinced she truly understands the gravity of the bad habits of her past based off how she talked in this clip. I can only hope she's come a ways since this clip.

@Valkyrie Regalia I would be more worried about the situation if she wasn't in the live entertainment business. That's why I think a lot of her inflammatory and "controversial" statements are in the context of a certain show, with a certain persona. This idea is further reinforced when it works well: she's got the most subs out of her company, and her audience keeps coming back to her streams. So regardless of how close this on-stream persona is to her off-stream personality, it makes professional sense for her to continue on this path: if it resonates and entertains people, it's worth keeping around. It's also a common trope: overconfidence, leading to jinx, leading to hilarity when the almighty character gets brought down from their pedestal. It's as old as time, ancient theater plays already had such mechanic. In the context of vtubers/japanese comedy, It's how "kusogaki" characters go: be it Gura, Laplus, or Pekora, they all boast about their skills, their power, their maturity, only to get punished in front of everyone. Then they act irritated as the audience laughs, creating that gap moe where the previously "strong" character progressively shows vulnerability, asking for empathy from the empowered audience that witnessed their embarrassment. ... Having said that, I agree the distinction between a comedy bit and reality becomes increasingly blurry: we're never really sure if she's serious _serious_ or just messing with the audience. That's the whole charm of vtubing, but also its main downside: we can build a parallel world that's more believable than regular PR (lots of personal unscripted improv in vtubing makes it more credible and relatable "fr fr") and flexible (unlimited lore), but it's also threading the needle when it comes to actually _believing_ in this world, it's easy to tumble down one side of the ridge, both for the talent and the audience. ... Additionally, the 'suspension of disbelief' is quite difficult for some people (unironically the case with the spectrum🧢), and ends up replaced with the 'affirmation of belief': to immerse themselves in a fantasy world, they need to actually believe it is mostly real, otherwise they're left out of the fun. So vtubers are either "liars who exploit stupid gullible people, they're not reaaal! fantasy is bad!!", or "she said she loved us, but now she's on vacation with her irl friends, how could she do this to me, she BETRAYED us!". As much as I have sympathy for these people, we can't overly sanitize everything to appease them: they're willing to believe anything, or complain about the smallest fantasy, it will never be enough. And I do believe we need to experience fantasy, as cultures and societies: if we can't imagine hypothetical worlds, we're more likely to experiment invasive potentially-dangerous thoughts _in the real world_ instead of keeping it as a mental exercise. ... As for Pippa herself, having access to the Internet does not make someone informed, much the opposite _nowadays._ Around 15 years ago, I would agree that going online would increase someone's knowledge, today it's the opposite: the noise-to-signal ratio has drastically changed, to the point that people are much more likely to be misinformed about any subject online, than positively informed. Information warfare and scammers have completely invaded the online world, while virality algorithms are actively strengthening misinformation. Even without someone actively trying to misguide people, misinformation wins: TikTok tips are trending up, despite being completely bonkers, because it triggers the curiosity of the ignorants, entertains the cautious people, while informed people calling such things out only reinforces the virality. The system itself rewards ignorance with popularity. Will Pippa start believing in the misinformation though? Entirely possible, we've seen plenty of knowledgeable people fall prey to actual paranoia and pants-on-fire conspiracies, after going through a difficult moment in their life. It could happen to anyone. I wouldn't worry too much about Pippa's actual mental balance yet: she still understands the difference between banters, shitposting, and actually going shizo - while her YT shorts and overall discussions about the vtubing industry show she can have a level-headed take on a subject if she needs to. ... PS: as for bad habits, specifically self-neglect, it is incredibly harder to handle your own, while it remains easy to point out what other people fail to do. I think christianity got an idiom about that, about specks and beams in someone's eyes. Mostly because self-neglect nearly always come along psychological issues - you never see happy, purpose-led people with trashy rooms with rotten food - so to improve the situation you would need to also confront these psychological issues simultaneously. There's also the mental gymnastic of balancing the need to do things orderly, with the mental angst of taking the lead in one's life. Things like going out of bed, taking a shower every other days, changing clothes, eating food and drinking water. When someone is experiencing severe depression, these things are actually a real mental challenge, that exhaust a lot of their energy. In such context, keeping your bedroom clean of dirty clothes or expired leftovers comes later down the list of priorities: even without depression, it's typical for people with any sort of fatigue to have a messy place. If anything, I believe having a happier, more stable Pippa will do much more to her self-discipline and hygiene, than us trying to wrangle her into acknowledging that was some crazy unhealthy stuff - even if it needs to be said at least once.

​​@@TubeofDestiny Wow, that's a lot of text with very little proportional value.

I wanna join Pippa's harem but if I don't get a hazmat suit or NBC gear I'd be afraid to visit or clean in her room.

"Crumb-bully"

It was used to degrease sheep wool cloth, as the natural grease/oil on the raw wool is needed as part of the weaving process. Iffen your surname is Fuller, you are descended from people whose job was to stomp on wool cloth in vats of piss all day.

Obviously not.

IDK if she was depressed, more like just being a slob.

starting going to the gym buddy

It was long, but it wasnt large enough to drop anything through

No I don't think you can

@@紫の羊-c3g but maybe

Good luck

why would you want to though

She is 2d, you schizo.

Why are you people just waking up to vomit?

@@kavky tummy no feel good :(

@@Silver-Rexy that not normal

@@kavky Sure it is, happens all the time to some people