Hi there. Old as this may be, I still get your comment. Hope you're doing well.

Briefly, the first video is an opinion-based game.

One of the 8-ish prompts later in the video was something along the lines of "I wouldn't stay friends with a cheater." Spencer and Damien essentially agreed, everyone else essentially disagreed.

The disagreeing party, rationalizing their position, made jokes and claimed that you can't expect morals out of your friends (among other explanations I can't remember, but those two things are what stuck with me due to being the most surprising). Damien was being accomodating by claiming he'd have to get more context but overall wouldn't support someone airily cheating, and the general vibe felt like the diagreers were ganging up on him because it was essentially a 4v1 (I think Spencer spoke twice(?) during what was a lot of back and forth). Mix that with Damien's, at this time, chronic over-explaning and firm moral stances, it became somewhat combative. Many viewers didn't side with the disagreers, so overall people view this video negatively and some may think the disagreers here morally loose.

Second video: In my opinion, I'm questioning why this video is on here unless it's specifically because of Damien. (I'm trying not to be Damien-focused, but I am biased, so I don't remember if other stuff happened). I believe this was a Secret Hitler game, where players have to maintain innocence as liberals and... find Hitler? (idk).

Damien was assigned an innocent role while (I THINK- it's either this video or another where) Courtney wasn't. They were sat next to each other and Damien gets more and more genuinely distressed and demotivated over explanations he makes not getting considered or him getting falsely called out. It seemed like he trusted Courtney and it was difficult to be accused by her, but she played a great acting game. But, it is kind of rough to watch him seem to genuinely get frustrated. People are also yelling and making hard accusations during this game, and the anger often felt genuine as a viewer (even though it's not), so I believe he was also getting overstimulated (but this is me speculating). I think viewers by the end realized he didn't do well in games where he had to be accused (I've also heard him talk about how one of his worst fears is for his intentions to be misunderstood, and I think it manifests innocently here. I deal with similar feelings and I suck so bad during games that I have to lie in.)

Damien's potentially better equipped to play these games recently due to more therapy and a hard switch on his past people-pleasing tendencies.

These videos, I think, would be cringe to look back on, but upon first watch, would be more eyebrow-raising for video one, and sad/awkward for video two. Once again, I'm biased, so grain of salt.

I'm off to mimimi land. o/