I'm glad he's getting recognition for his work, hope he's taken care of. I like that Sean and friends have his back. The curious people need to leave it alone. I think his people have enough sense and respect that they wouldn't encourage boundary pushing, but there are always ppl who want to destroy good things. I don't want to know what he would become if forced out, the thought of anyone being forced to do anything unnecessary against their will is...horrifying.
"I think a mother belongs at home." Ah so you're about to extend maternity leave? Expand WIC? Force business to stop getting around paying living wages and benefits by only hiring part time employees? Protecting small businesses from the anti-competiton practices of large corporations? "Nope I'm going to oppose a bill that means to support early childhood education! That'll show those mothers where they belong!" You [long string of swears redacted]. [Edited for clarity]
Yesss this! I'm a young mom in school trying to get my degree and there just isn't enough help. I've been extremely lucky to have neighbors who will babysit without payment so i can do my assignments. It's been so freaking hard. I hate this guy
Thanks for this comment. I was thoroughly... thoroughly confused wtf he was trying to do. Turns out I overestimated his intelligence and underestimated how much of a dumb ass he is.
Yep, even getting businesses to pay more wages, even if to men alone would help with that more than anything else. That way both parents don't always have to work to afford a comfortable life, unless one parent is just making A LOT of money.
That's unfortunately the way papparazi and media are moving though, starting to become far more invasive. The worst part is, a large part of the general public around the world lap it up so it'll continue to happen!
@@andremartinez418 It's mind-boggling. I gotta wonder about any bills being backed by celebrities. I believe Ben Affleck is one case, in part of his kids.
i don’t like addison rae but it is quite frankly disgusting to shove a camera in someone’s face and harass them with questions, especially about something painful for the person. i get it’s your job, but there are still boundaries and laws.
@@RhizometricReality That seems like a bit of a reach, I know amazon is very far away from being a non-shady company but accidents happen and out of everything else they've done this seems the least intentional.
Daft Punk got 25 years to keep their face out of the spotlight, I think it's fair to want that level of discretion. Hell, he hasn't even been alive that long
I haven't heard anyone say it looked like hitler, more people I've talked to have seen it as Aang from avatar, and that's what my mind first went to as well. I had to be told it was a box with tape haha
He has been recognised in public. His voice is incredibly unique and his home town is public. Everyone knows some defining visual things about him. And because everyone is (rightfully) going crazy over him, there is a huge amount of people who would want to expose his identity
The fact that people look at the Amazon logo and think 'Hitler' before 'Aang from Avatar The Last Airbender' honestly just says a lot about them as people
How could they not spend money on early childhood education in a ducking pandemic when kids have been out of school. Low income children are especially falling behind because of we already don’t fund education enough.
@@wartome3196 interesting, I read the bill text. It was a standard appropriations bill for the fiscal year. As is standard every year, the appropriations bill has to be passed and has no verbiage that dictates gender of students. Specifically, the representative in question was making comments that, by supporting public education, it would somehow take a mother's presence in the home as opposed to allowing the child to get an education, regardless of gender. As such, said representative has watched his own comments and even issued a public apology as he came to the realization that what he said was entirely inappropriate and so steeped in a culture long since supposed to have passed, that it is really interesting you seem to be defending him more than he is himself. Based on the comments in other threads, though, it is clear that education is something you view is only important for males as a means to more or less control the women as property. Your comments about graduation and success rates indicates more an issue with the culture we put forth for the genders. Males are generally expected to take more athletic positions in our country which are then used as a means up push them into educational opportunities they place little importance on. Women, on the other hand have had to fight for even the most basic rights to advanced education, career placement, and standing. To sit here and lecture people on educational standards while preaching in multiple threads that you view your daughter's necessary education as finding a man that "supports" her, which is really code for uses his money and her lack of ability to fend for herself as a means to control her, is sickening at its core.
When paparazzi's harrass someone to that extent, the victim should be legally allowed to pepper spray or taser them if they refuse to back down. Following and harrassing someone that hard is terrible and should be illegal.
WE (as a society) made the paparazzi this way. We have to know every aspect of our favorite (or most hated) celebrities lives to feed our own insecurities
@@michaelcaldwell2090 Definitely a big part of the problem. Doesn't change the fact that these paparazzi's choose to be scumbags. No one if forcing them to be that aggressive. They can claim its just a "job", but thats just an excuse.
You know what’s crazy? If she weren’t a public figure, it would be illegal! If she was just some anonymous person, she would be completely allowed to defend herself. For some unfathomable reason, fame strips you of self defense
@@Teh_Random_Canadian legit, the fact that they're profiting off their behaviour just makes it even more disgusting. Who would even see that as a reasonable excuse?
@@CrazeeAdam You say that, but many women are actually brainwashed into this belief that being a "stay-at-home" mom is their only avenue in life. It's very sad, actually.
That's not what he said....he said women are best caretakers of their own children. They should be, not a stranger raising them. He wasn't against women working, just saying they should be the ones to raise their children when they are young which studies who is true and most healthy for kids. If this is the bill that says babies should be an early childhood education, I'd be against that too they need to be with their parent at that age...what we need is extended paid leave
@@RickityKricks plus there’s a new COVID strain that was found in California that ignores the vaccine and those with COVID antibodies and is 40% deadlier.
@@MaynardCrow its not about fear, it's literally public health safety. if people *actually* stayed locked down when we needed it, we wouldn't be having this conversation. sorry you're so weak you can't handle a cloth filter over your face.
@@MaynardCrow how dense are you man. This virus has killed over 2 million people across the planet, 500,000 of which just in America with thousands more dying every week. Sometimes you need to take one for the team and wear a tiny peace of cloth over your face when you go out. People like you are why this is all still going on. People who refuse to believe and be considerate of your fellow Americans
"Some media claimed the erratic behaviour of paparazzi following the car, as reported by the BBC, had contributed to the crash. In 1999, a French investigation found that Paul, who lost control of the vehicle at high speed while intoxicated by alcohol and under the effects of prescription drugs, was solely responsible for the crash. He was the deputy head of security at the Hôtel Ritz and had earlier goaded paparazzi waiting for Diana and Fayed outside the hotel. Anti-depressants and traces of an anti-psychotic in his blood may have worsened Paul's inebriation. In 2008, the jury at a British inquest returned a verdict of unlawful killing through grossly negligent driving by Paul and the following paparazzi vehicles."
@Nicky Iannis Hate to be "that guy" but princess Diana died because the work she was doing and she voiced her opposition to what they were doing to children. She was the biggest humanitarian of the time, and the people in charge didn't like the spotlight shining on her.
@Nicky Iannis K Lemme post something else "At 00:23, Paul lost control of the vehicle at the entrance to the Pont de l'Alma tunnel. The car struck the right-hand wall and then swerved to the left of the two-lane carriageway before it collided head-on with the thirteenth pillar that supported the roof. The car was travelling at an estimated speed of 105 km/h (65 mph) - over twice the tunnel's 50 km/h (31 mph) speed limit. It then spun and hit the stone wall of the tunnel backwards, finally coming to a stop. The impact caused substantial damage, particularly to the front half of the vehicle, as there was no guard rail between the pillars to prevent this. Witnesses arriving shortly after the accident reported smoke. Witnesses also reported that photographers on motorcycles "swarmed the Mercedes sedan before it entered the tunnel."" This sounds entirely the fault of the driver. Any blame put on the paparazzi is more that "they were annoying". There is zero blame of them getting in the way of the car, and clearly zero blame of them forcing the driver to pull 60mph in a tunnel.
“I can excuse poor working conditions, anti union propaganda, and tax evasion, but I draw the line at Amazon’s logo vaguely resembling the mouth of a dictator” - the fools upset about the logo
Funnily enough, Charlie Chaplin didn't actually have a moustache. He wore a fake one when he started working in film because his producers were worried that the then 24 year old looked too young. "I wanted everything to be a contradiction: the pants baggy, the coat tight, the hat small and the shoes large ... I added a small moustache, which, I reasoned, would add age without hiding my expression."
All the imagery in the Nazi regime was stolen from someone else and the meanings have been forever corrupted - Hitler's mustache, the swastika, the othala rune, the iron cross, etc. I'd love for all those to go back to their original cultures and meanings, but people who mean harm do use them and we have to be aware of that. The people who are mad about Amazon's logo are nut jobs, but a similar case might not have been so innocent *cough* CPAC *cough*
Dumb, I don't know. A lonesome loser on the internet; for damn sure. I mean, where's your family, job, etc? OHHHH but wait, you're a communist? I'm so sorry, if I had known I would have suggested Jesus. Peace!
So uh, I had some kind of message I'd planned on posting here, _but then,_ I read that theoryporn manifesto preceding me, and how the hell am I supposed to follow an act of that caliber, with a crowd like this...?? Edit: I didn't notice someone else followed up that cringe.
You got that right. "Are you bored, craving intrigue, excitement, and a purpose to make your days more fulfilling? Throw away your tech devices, Net access, and social accounts, and adopt a shelter pet."
@@Cervantesbracetty Obviously you're pretty out of the loop. There is no claimed knowledge of the 2nd coming of Christ from any mainstream religion based on Christianity. The texts only say that it will happen at some point. I'm sure there's some small bullshit sect like the Westboro Church or some shit that believes it, but Christianity as a whole does not.
@Luna Greenwitch Man well that sucks, but its not surprising. A lot of churchs take advantage of their believers and basically become cults, not to mention all the other things we know go on in churchs... I feel bad for people who genuinely believe in that but end up screwed, you'd think religious matters would be the least corrupt thing but unfortunately its not.
"Give money for early childhood education?" dude's like, "nah man, moms are the best at looking after kids" And they listened to him and denied it, I do not understand this world
"Idk shit about parenting so I'm gonna state my opinion about it and remove others people ability to educate anyone on it, also haha fuck listening to a womans opinion on it"
@@wartome3196 Nope. As a resident of Idaho the big conflict actually comes from having a high percentage of homeschoolers. While the majority of students are public schooled, the homeschoolers are usually loud enough to make it difficult to pass funding for the local school districts every year.
It’s not just trying to oppress women it’s preventing children from getting a better education because women might leave the home. Oppressing children and women in one fell swoop
The fact normal people can sue stalkers using footage of them against their will but celebrities and even popular youtubers are fair game is a problem.
It's a difficult problem. If we didn't have those kinds of exemptions, politicians could silence news stories about them. We already saw trump do this a lot, it's a dangerous gateway into information supression. Paparazzi are scum-sucking bottom-feeders, imho, but they might be better than the chilling-effect alternative.
@@insaninater5154 its not really we have different laws for poticians than civilians, sowhy make celebrities and youtubes part of it? I bet you didn't know its legal to use politicians as characters but stealing celebrities is illegal by copyright laws. So whys it any different for stalking?
What's crazier to me (but only by a little) is how people will actually defend this behavior by saying that people in the public eye knew what they were getting into and therefore deserve the harassment/have no right to speak out about the harassment.... I get that it's hard to empathize with absurdly wealthy, famous people, but jesus....
Me: What's that image looking like something an Edgelord Baby Huey, who grew up to proudly Found one grow a fetish SubReddit /r/Diapers4Lifers. That was the Moderator Avatar he started using in celebrationfinally
@@ladyyravenn I mean, I am sure she made her relationship public, she probably made the break up public, not really invading her privacy. She should just ignore them and move on.
New to paparazzi world? She is not the first nor last, most of hollywood actors are dealing with it day to day, it's the price of fame. Dont want it? Stop doing shitty tik tok videos i guess 🤣
@@Svol09 Or just don't have media groups that push content on every facet of a celebrities life to people with an unhealthy obsession for someone famous
@@Svol09 price of fame? no, being harassed and having people trying to ask interview questions you didn't consent to is not the same as just having them snap a pic like "look they eat or shop here." It's totally different and they should get their ass kicked for going this far. People that choose to be a paparazzi are scum and they're almost always violating someone's rights, fuck them.
I don’t think I could look at corpse’s face if his face got revealed without his permission. If he chose to do it, it’s be okay but otherwise it’s an invasion of privacy and almost like looking at someone naked without their permission or knowledge. I hope he never gets revealed unless HE choses to after lots of thought and is in a good place to do it
Yeah I kind of wish that he felt comfortable doing it just because he's always talking about how everyone will react poorly but I really don't most people would, and then at least he could stop worrying about it. But if it was against his will than people shouldn't look, because it's a breach of his privacy and he didn't consent to it
The logo is ugly and frankly isn't as clever as the A to Z. However even after you said, "hilter", I thought, "How?" I guess if you tilt and squint, it does a little, but no.
Hear me out, we treat paparazzi like celebrities and stalk them, track their relationships, ask them personal questions, and just don't let them have any ounce of a life.
@@cakeasaverb have celebrities follow them around asking leading and rotten questions. Throw it up on RU-vid or make a tv show out of it like that old MTV stuff. Celebrities stay relevant, paparazzi get a taste of their own medicine. Problem solved.
“John how’s your moms new husbands basement going for you? You get some cool TikTok lights for the 20 year olds you bring over? Did you see yourself being a glorified stalker as a young child has being a creep always been your life dream?”
Sadly, if or when Corps’s identity is revealed. He will lose quite a bit of followers. Hopefully he’ll gain some new fans but there are those folks who really fantasizes what he looks like based on his voice and it’s creepy as hell.
It’s mostly minors who rarely hear a deep voice lmao. It’s not as attractive when you’re an adult and you’ve heard better deep voices...at the end of the day it’s a dude.
@@Winterfired I think people like him long term less for the novelty of the voice and more for his personality. His voice was the hook, but so many stayed for his openness about his problems, issues, and emotions.
I don't follow Corpse a whole lot, but if I were him then good riddance. A following's nice and all, but people who leave because they don't like how the man who wants to keep his identity a secret looks shows what kind of fans should go.
@@SethTraplifeGLO999 we all have a past. Judging someone for it doesn’t do a thing, all that matters is that they change for the better. Also isn’t he like 20? Definitely sounds older than he is with that sultry and smooth voice
He wants that sweet, sweet spring break money. Spring break is coming up and there's still many colleges alone that still have a spring break. We know how that goes.
@Madison Reynolds I mean who the hell doesn’t wanna work? Them iPhone and clothes don’t come cheap. Business owners can tell there costumers to wear a mask or not.
@@19dollarfortnite4 The issue is retail workers and many others are being assaulted over enforcing mask policies. Remember when a retail worker was shot? It's not safe to lift the mandate. Sure everyone wants to work as we have to feed ourselves. But is it worth people getting assaulted or dying over? No. Its not. But you do you.
@@19dollarfortnite4 There is nothing abt earning money that stops you from wearing a mask. Millions of ppl do both. This is political betting on that the wrong ppl don’t catch it.
Isn't that not even counting the places where water is back on but private properties still need repair? My friend's apartments still don't have water despite it being back for the city
@@j-frolland4200 Are you really an anti masker? I've lost 3 people to this virus and you are saying that Texas made the right decision? really? over half a million people have died from a preventable illness in America alone, how can you be so cold as to not even care? You really need to get some help.
@@GiDD504 i’m so sorry for your losses. the insensitivity and lack of conscience (and lack of awareness of the effects of one’s own actions) that a huge majority of people have is ... painful to say the least. once again, i’m so so sorry. :(
I've never enjoyed watching people in general having their personal and vulnerable stories and moments publicized. I don't even know that girl Addison Rae, but I feel awful for her. It's disgusting how people will do anything to get a reaction out of you when it comes to personal privacy just to get money out of it.
@@wartome3196 Before I get into the biggest issue, please actually look into the situation and understand the context of it all with how things are going in the US. More importantly, are you seriously not comprehending how reprehensible it is to basically go "we shouldn't do things that allow women out of the house"? I am deeply concerned about your upbringing and outlook on life if that is the case.
@@wartome3196 Woah, calm down there, billy. It is not our fault your mom is also your aunt because your parents were not taught how to be responsible as children. No need to get vengeance on the US by forcing other children to go through your backwaters education.
I disagree with him - particularly on the gender front. However, I think there might be a conversation about a capitalist society that effectively forces a lot of parents to be near absent because they're chained to their desks and to defining themselves in professional terms. At age 9, I could barely have picked my parents out of a police lineup. And we live in a world in which a corporate perk is egg freezing. There are perhaps multiple harms. Removing day care comes with the harm of putting someone out of work (and given the current division of labor, this would tend to be women). But a corporate world where people are forced to put their kids in care from weeks old seems like something that could be addressed. So a middle ground might be facilitating day care but altering work hours so people can have kids.
Like i have no idea who Addison rae is but there is some celebs i kinda like but i could still not give single fuck about their private life. I like some RU-vidr a lot but i dont give a fuck about their private life, i like their content not their relationship status.
I just watched the last episode and didn’t think to hit “like” after. After the first 20 seconds of this video, I paused it and went back to yesterday’s video just to like it. You’re welcome, Phil
addison is only 20 and you can see how much this affected her, this looked horribly invasive and aggressive. whoever was the dude behind doing that shit deserves some shit going his way, it's Not okay to treat someone like that
She's a grown woman, and she was in public. If she wanted to get them to leave her alone, there are better ways then complaining about it online or comparing it to people actually being harassed
Not really a hard one, one of them is people being hurt, not like they're asking amazon to change, the other is some dude successfully stopping g children from getting an early education because he wants women to stay home. Honestly impressed with this level of idiodicy.
@@KlintKaras old jewish people who went through or know someone who went through something horrible, that doesn't mean we have to change anything, but acknowledging that is easy. Just because you're stupid doesn't mean you don't matter.
Corpse, unfortunately, will have to change his voice to remain anonymous in public but I genuinely want him to keep his anonymity. I hope he's doing well
@@cys_box I’m going to be clever here, because I just thought of it, the last package vendor. Get it? OK… I’m going to leave now… *Slowly close his door behind him as he leaves*
Even with the images placed side-by-side on the screen I legit couldn't see the resemblance. It's the professionally offended looking for something to call controversial, nothing more.
Texan here. Everyone who is "essential" is freaking out. Freaking that we are exposed, freaking because most companys dont care and will not protect the public, freaking because going from 50% cap to 100% in a week is so much work after a year. This is so stressful especially after this storm. This was a political stunt. Our safety was traded for money. Im so exhausted.
The thing about paparazzi that always gets me is that there's this idea that their is a right and wrong way to do their jobs. There is only their way; otherwise, they'd be photojournalists. It's the lack of boundaries that makes their job their job. It's a job I don't think should exist. It's exploitative on every level - the people who are harassed by them, the news outlets that feel trapped into a war of buying the best, most marketable, awfulness they can, the end viewers who reinforce that message to the news outlets and encourage rewarding the paparazzi with more business. I'm not naive, I know there are people who court paparazzi attention. That doesn't justify their existence. Even when a celebrity colludes in the photos being taken, the impression we're meant to be left with -- and to endorse -- is that these are candid pictures of people living their lives. Yes, often times, it involves public settings, but if someone started walking around after me in public, my instinct wouldn't be, "Oh, well, I'm in public. I have zero right to be left in peace. It's all fair game out of doors." Breaching boundaries is entirely what makes for the appeal of their photographs. It's the whole job. There's no ethical way to harass someone to tears over their private, legal, personal life, even when they're standing in a public space.
I second this. Yeah the public IS the public and you aren't technically expecting privacy, but at the same time nobody wants what essentially amounts to a group of stalkers following them around everywhere.
I always say the real way to deal with paparrazzi is for a bunch of celebs to get together and stalk/harrass them for a couple weeks of their life, pestering their friends and family relentlessly.
Wondering if he’s blocked certain peoples names in the comments because I was expecting to see wayyyy more comments about this and there are almost none
I have complete respect for faceless creators, they have a freedom and privacy in their fame that others don't. If a faceless creator suddenly has a face reveal I'd do my best to avoid it simply out of respect until I knew for sure that's what they wanted.
As a Texan...not gonna lie, I’m wondering if I shouldn’t just leave this garbage fire of a state behind. I used to be so proud of Texas. Look at us now, though, and all I can say is, pride is called a deadly sin for a reason...
@@c.w.k.n.5117 I think you're hoping for the same thing I am. Democrats to stay inside and watch the shitshow as the republicans go out and murder eachother by not wearing masks. Blue state achieved. Can't fix stupid, but it appears to be fixing itself. Finally.
@SusanSnapDragon I understand the feeling of wondering how my state became a huge dumpster fire and whether I should just leave. For context, I live in Florida where the governor tried to open the state ASAP and even tried to get tourists to come by promising them vaccines. He also doesn’t know how to wear a face mask, doesn’t believe much in science or that COVID is really a thing, but he very much believes in kissing Trump’s ass every single chance he gets.
I am an Early Childhood Educator and let me tell you, I'm furious but not surprised. We're constantly underfunded, underpaid, and seen as glorified babysitters... and I'm Canadian! I can't imagine how bad it is down in the states
They were taunting this young girl about a very sensitive subject appearing to try to elicit this exact reaction from her. It’s gross. Why would you want to hurt someone like that?
When you cover a story about a person essentially being harassed about their private life because they're famous and then follow it up with a story about a person who won't show their face...it makes perfect sense why they wouldn't. Corpse obviously just wants to entertain us and not have his personal life interrupted by the crazies who feel that his willingness to entertain is a license for everyone else to know his personal business. I support his choice to keep his face hidden.
@@KSakamoto Yes, that is what I was confirming and making as a point as to why I understand why Corpse doesn't want to show his face. Thank you for confirming.
Faceless creators... this is exactly why I don’t ever show my face and possibly wouldn’t ever show my face even though I’m a nobody. Because I can entertain and still enjoy my private life.
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He didn't even get into the craziest part of this particular QAnon conspiracy. Which is that they believe that Trump will be the 19th President when he's installed tomorrow. Why? Because the conspiracy theory is that since 1871 the US has actually been a corporation controlled by the city of London. Which means that Grant was the last "real" President. The military are supposed to take control of the US, which would void that contract with London. Then they'll remove Biden and install Trump.
just use firefox instead of google if youre worried about your info being sold, thats literally always been firefox's selling point is that they pro privacy
@@grandmakisses9973 We can change the default search engine. Go to the preferences and click search.(type about:preferances#search in address bar and hit enter) Then scroll down to the Default Search Engine section and click the drop-down menu where it instructs the user to Choose the default search engine to use in the address bar and search bar. you can use duckduckgo this way. that way youre both using a secure program (firefox) with a trusted search. this is what i recommend. personally i also use golden frog VPN
The Addison Rae situation is just horrible. I think that it is disgusting that "paparazzi" does this to people during something as hard as being cheated on(regardless of if it is true or not). I think you have to step back and say, would I do this to my own child. Would I plaster their face while they are showing true emotion and put it up. I know there are disgusting people who would say, "Yeah I would still do it," but we all need to come together and show that it is gross and disgusting.
That’s what I was thinking. Like, damn, I know you gotta put food on the table, but I imagine if one of their daughters were being harassed by a bunch of men about their heartbreak, they’d probably wanna throw hands.
As phil noted, they do it because there's money in it. Without people clicking links and buying magazines, it goes away. The fan to celebrity relationship is pretty sick. The magazines often have a mix of assumed familiarity (calling celebrities by their first names) and unrelenting sadism, relishing speculation about personal breakdowns, glorying in celebrities who have cellulite, food stains or make poor wardrobe choices. And people can't plead ignorance about it. After the princess diana crash, people know what their appetites enable.
As an early childhood teacher, I just have to say that mothers in the home are definitely not doing the best job. The large majority of parents have no flying fuck how to care for their children, and resort to screaming at their kids and using tablets as babysitters.
