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Threadguy thinks everyone is wrong about Ferrari's new EV “You’re going to be on Rodeo Drive and you’re gonna see somebody roll down the street in one of these and you’re going to drop your jaw on the floor because this car is Italian greatness” “You’re gonna see this...

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”I was going to say, if you hate on BTS for whatever reason, you just have some square to hate the group, the team members, for the voices, with the instrumentals, for the production, everything, you’re wrong. This is amazing. This is the one. That’s all I need to hear. I mean, now I’m locking on BTS. Like, wow. Wow, man. Like, come on, bro. It’s like these old artists always seem to be the best”
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”I was going to say, if you hate on BTS for whatever reason, you just have some square to hate the group, the team members, for the voices, with the instrumentals, for the production, everything, you’re wrong. This is amazing. This is the one. That’s all I need to hear. I mean, now I’m locking on BTS. Like, wow. Wow, man. Like, come on, bro. It’s like these old artists always seem to be the best”

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MrBeast reveals the secret to getting millions of views on social media “A big part of getting 100,000,000 views on a video is whether it’s something someone has seen before or not. There’s this analogy I like to use, if you’re driving down the road and see a cow, you’re probably not going to look at it. Who cares, you see them all the time. But if you’re driving down the road and see a purple cow you’re going to look like four times and remember it” “It’s kind of the same way on social media. If you’re scrolling through videos and it’s something you’ve seen before it’s like seeing a regular cow. But if it’s a video you’ve never seen before, like putting a bunker underground and having two people live in it, that’s the equivalent of a purple cow on social media” “Make your ideas the purple cow, don’t just be the cow”
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Threadguy thinks IRL experiences are becoming gatekept by elites “I thought I was gonna go to the Knicks Finals. The cheapest ticket for game four was like $10,000 and World Cup ticket prices are disgusting” “Going to IRL events is becoming the new cool thing to do” “There’s not that many things to do IRL and the cool things to do, you’re so priced out. You’re either upper band of the upper 1% or you’re not making it”
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Threadguy thinks IRL experiences are becoming gatekept by elites “I thought I was gonna go to the Knicks Finals. The cheapest ticket for game four was like $10,000 and World Cup ticket prices are disgusting” “Going to IRL events is becoming the new cool thing to do” “There’s not that many things to do IRL and the cool things to do, you’re so priced out. You’re either upper band of the upper 1% or you’re not making it”

Jack

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Nicolas Winding Refn on AI: “Having now tried it on something later on that may show here, I really love the creativity. For me, it’s like a brush. And obviously, no one really knows all the implications of what this is going to do and what’s going to happen, but from the perspective of creativity it’s a new invention. And then it’s what you’re going to do with it.”
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Nicolas Winding Refn on AI: “Having now tried it on something later on that may show here, I really love the creativity. For me, it’s like a brush. And obviously, no one really knows all the implications of what this is going to do and what’s going to happen, but from the perspective of creativity it’s a new invention. And then it’s what you’re going to do with it.”

Variety

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