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FaZe Banks explains why content creators have to keep their relationships private “The only way to have any sort of genuine relationship as a big content creator or somebody with a huge audience is to keep it offline” “It’s doomed for failure. It's a really, really toxic dynamic and... it's a huge conflict of interest. Even when it is two like semi-successful people who are kind of on an equal playing field like me and Alissa” “Never mind a girl who doesn't have an audience, who literally comes up off of you. Think like Sam Frank and Neon for example. Look at how that ended” “Again, anybody who doesn't understand why just hasn't lived an actual life. You have no life experience”show more

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YouTubers have finally gained a foothold in Hollywood. Here's why. The breakout successes of Obsession and Backrooms show that Hollywood's economics are changing. You still need huge, specialized production teams for franchises like Star Wars, where the audience is pretty much guaranteed. But for original IP, studios can't continue to bet on creators who just show up with a screenplay and expect the studios to do the rest. Instead, studios need creators who can drive the entire production and leave their fingerprints on every part of it. You see YouTubers stepping into this role because their careers have already required them to become 'full-stack creators' who have to do a massive number of reps and develop tight creative feedback loops as a matter of survival.

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Ethan Hawke explains why having children doesn't automatically make you a more compassionate person "I know so many people who have children who are some of the least empathetic people I've ever witnessed in my life" "So the idea of having children is this kind of great compassion creator um.." "And there's a lot of people out there in this world who don't have children who are unbelievably compassionate" "And being a parent sometimes makes people incredibly selfish, they see their children as an extension of themselves" "I had a cab driver the other days say, you know the best thing about my son, it's like wait, looks just like me" "Oh God, that's the best thing about your son I mean but you hear that kind of thing all the time"

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