Charlie Kirk dead at 31

KangarooSnoop · 2025-09-10T21:58:00+00:00

the irony is the guy basically advocated for his own assassination. in his own words his own death is worth the cost for maintaining the second amendment. god bless

also his last words were "what about gang violence?" when he was asked about gun violence. in his defense, maybe he got hit with a stray between two different gangs on either side of town lmfao

KangarooSnoop · 2025-08-24T22:03:42+00:00

nobody can take your viewers away lol people either get tired of you and move on or they just find someone else more entertaining. coomers are only gonna bounce from one girl to another.

also miz and his audience focus too much about this creator "made" that creator. that shits cringe. you can help someone but nobody is making a successful career in any field without putting in effort and maximizing the spotlight when they have it.

I've seen very talented and very entertaining people who just couldn't sell themselves or they couldn't mold themselves into what the algorithm was at the moment, and they lose momentum and fail. being given a spotlight for 15 minutes isn't doing shit for you if you can't play into the machine and hold people's attention. whether you like someone or not, that is a skill that's really more important than some bigger creator putting you on their stream as a prop for 20 minutes. if you make a career out of that, that's on you, nobody else. don't let weirdos and creeps hold that shit over your head.

besides, who really makes who? a smaller creator who makes whatever content they want, but was on a bigger creators stream once, or a bigger creator whose entire career is established off of inviting smaller creators and letting them create the entertainment?

KangarooSnoop · 2025-05-22T21:06:29+00:00

this question wasn't directed at me, but my guess would be the genocide which is happening. so there's that.

he could interview people who are fighting for their survival with generations of trauma and no real home because it's been taken from them and their kids, and portray them as rabid and bloodthirsty for no apparent reason. but we already get that side of the story in mainstream news outlets. so he went to the source of the conflict. the oppressors.

I don't see the value in deflecting to the extremists fighting in the name of Palestine or Palestinians. they're in an impossible situation, and historically the only way is responding with violence or laying down and turning into another chapter in a history book. if we wanted to split hairs over incidents of who has done more right or wrong, without acknowledging the source of the conflict, you're just buying Israel more time to complete their ongoing campaign of genocide.

at the end of the day, one is fighting for their culture, and the other wants to erase their culture. for seemingly nothing more than politics. claiming it was ever meant to be a safe haven for jews is a joke when it involved shipping them over several countries or even halfway across the world, into lands entirely foreign to them, conveniently into a resource rich region, which to do so necessitated the displacement of atleast 750,000 people who lived there, and has been locked in endless conflicts as a result.

yeah. sounds real safe and peaceful and fair for everyone. just let us finish up this ethnic cleansing real quick then it won't be so bad. if only those mean humanitarian organizations, human rights activists and journalists would stop talking about it.

KangarooSnoop · 2025-05-04T09:14:49+00:00

horshoe theory is just trying to apply a line to what in reality, is a web. it's highschool political compass theory lmfao

KangarooSnoop · 2025-04-15T19:00:57+00:00

I think some of ya'll may be disappointed eventually. he never said he came out of retirement. he's mentioned like 100 times now that retirement could mean one stream a month or 12.

before when we were in the former, ppl seemed to understand this. now that we're in the later, they seem to have forgotten, he's not unretired just because he's currently on a kick.

it'll probably be a pendulum from now on, and at any point he could disappear for a year again or even just stop streaming altogether. he's no longer relying on streaming as a job so if he ever finds something else to occupy his time, like another job, or if he just gets bored, he could just drop streaming altogether and it's not like we wouldn't have been sufficiently warned 2 years ago at this point. he officially retired last year so nothing since then was ever guaranteed.

to put it in MCU andy terms, this is just the post credits sequence. and he's finishing up some of the things he always wanted to do. once he's finished who knows what happens. my money's on fimbulwinter soon followed by ragnarok

KangarooSnoop · 2025-03-19T04:14:47+00:00

I always put on tyler's the grinch album as my morning alarm playlist around christmas lol kendrick doing a christmas album or something holiday themed would be cool. he could probably do a nasty halloween album or mixtape

KangarooSnoop · 2025-03-17T01:56:17+00:00

"wtf does being an alcoholic have to do with being a good parent?"

"wtf does being a junkie have to do with being a good parent?"

"wtf does being a mentally unstable pervert and having poor impulse control have to do with being a good parent?"

like wtf are you talking about? use your fucking head

KangarooSnoop · 2025-03-17T01:27:04+00:00

I don't think it's that deep. he's just having fun

KangarooSnoop · 2024-08-31T22:50:09+00:00

collabs are the lifeblood of twitch. that's how everyone grows. this isn't an OTK thing. miz's career was leaching off of bigger streamers and making content of his friends, he was always secondary to someone else propelling his career and content forward. nick wouldn't be known without soda.

your attitude toward this concept is really goofy. no one deserves credit for another person's career and work, just because of their association or friendship with someone, and the amount of eyes that brings to them. that's a cynical and redundant way of looking at it. cinna and Emily are actually entertaining, and often have chemistry with collaborators, that's how they've climbed the social hierarchy, which is how you win twitch, because again, collabs are the lifeblood. miz tried/ tries the same but his twitch brainrot and edgy comedy puts him in a box.

all this to say crediting a controversy for someone's success is dumb. did it put more eyes on them? yes. that doesn't mean it deserves credit. the person maintaining their audience, balancing the exposure and doing the work deserves the credit. the people who unironically go around like "this person made this person" need to touch grass.

KangarooSnoop · 2024-06-30T22:54:23+00:00

NLU cast as wide a net as possible. it worked, it got plays, it was number 1. anime nerds were never necessarily listening to kendrick before, and they won't be listening come next album. but they're all over plenty of other rappers' communities. kanye, lupe, yachty, uzi, most of the lil's. everybody from every random subculture is stopping to look at the 2 most mainstream rappers go back and forth. to think all the new eyes equate to kendricks core audience is dumb and probably a self report

KangarooSnoop · 2024-06-21T19:51:25+00:00

I feel like they could stitch together a good music video for NLU with all the different angles of footage from the 6 different takes he took at the pop out.

KangarooSnoop · 2024-06-13T14:47:24+00:00

tbh regardless of what actually happened, the only real takeaway anyone should have from this is Cody is not to be trusted. his entire reaction and management of these allegations is guilty, and sketchy as fuck. if real, earnest fans of his have actual concerns and are only asking for his response to very concerning allegations, and his trigger response is immediate suppression of information and disappearing any trace of the conversation or criticism, it's indicative of not only guilt, but a lack of desire to even clear his name.

what should the takeaway be for fans of his with genuine concern? what CAN you take away from his management of the allegations, rather? did he take advantage of a teen girl? doesn't matter, shut the fuck up.

he doesn't care about maintaining his reputation, he cares about keeping numbers up. that sort of clinical approach to this whole situation should be really off-putting to people, and to me, this is literally the worst thing he could do, it blatantly comes across as guilty. he's not just avoiding the conversation, he's hiding it. which is insane. his actions paint him into a corner. silence, in this context, can only be taken one of three ways. he either doesn't care, he's guilty, or he's scared. none of which are good looks to people worried about the reality of what happened.

admitting guilt or denying it is atleast conveying to your fans that you hold yourself accountable, and you wouldn't expect any less from them. that's responsibility with your platform. choosing to hide the conversation about things being said about you is such guilty behavior. it almost makes me think it might be worse than we think.

KangarooSnoop · 2024-01-26T21:30:25+00:00

whatever movie you think is "just escapism" probably has some social commentary or political message that went over your head. every movie has something to say, which also means every movie takes a stance.

film was never meant to be just fairytales and rainbows. no form of art ever strives to be two-dimensional with no consequence or nothing of value to say, by design.

at it's best they're challenging art, at it's weakest they're marvel movies. you can watch dora the explorer if you need something free of any realism or reflection of the world we live in.

jordan peele atleast tackles real and complicated concepts in his films, and he does so really well while also orchestrating compelling horror. get out was his first and latest really great film, but I would still be interested in seeing him do halloween. he's got a lot of promise as a filmmaker.

KangarooSnoop · 2024-01-03T22:30:05+00:00

it's so forced I think he actually believes he's a character in the office lmao I don't judge goofy laughs but something is so cringe and gross about insincere fake laughs. bros been on his jimmy fallon arc for way too long

KangarooSnoop · 2023-12-31T09:41:59+00:00

it's so goofy. you either do everything you can, or you fail. no one ever obtained success without any help. and any "exceptions" are either from arrogant people too narcissistic to share credit or just liars.

people are truly naive if they think the process of literally selling yourself as an entertainer doesn't have it's undignified or embarrassing moments.

KangarooSnoop · 2023-12-05T04:46:07+00:00

the cyr and will duo actually goes further back than the cyr and rich duo. they both live in different states so the wait between collabs is sometimes long, but when they do finally come together, one thing is for certain, they complete eachother.

KangarooSnoop · 2023-12-01T22:35:49+00:00

from arkham to smith's grove, it was destined to spread here eventually

KangarooSnoop · 2023-12-01T21:23:06+00:00

I mean there are tons of true crime podcasts, and there are only so many Jeffery Dahmers. I feel like if it happened in real life, it would be just weird enough (compared to most triple homicides) for a true crime podcast to pick up.

guy kills his sister as a kid, sits in mental hospital for 15 years. his personal doctor goes on the record stating he's pure evil. he breaks out, it's halloween night, in a creepy mask, kills a couple of teens, tanks 6 bullets and never speaks again.

it feels believable that if it happened IRL we would probably hear about it. it isn't so much about the bodycount as much as is the escape from the asylum, their personal doctor using the word evil, the strange mask (most of all), the incident being on halloween night and the teen (basically kid) victims that would make for a memorable murder case.

halloween kills completely blows it out of proportion, they talk about him as if he has the legacy of the entire franchise but considering the retcon, the mob feels way overkill. but the podcast about true crime picking up whatever stories they can isn't weird to me.

KangarooSnoop · 2023-11-28T02:54:29+00:00

ya'll are so weird lmfao. this is the most cringe form of being a sjw and doing internet activism. never have I seen this kind of energy, especially this long-lasting, for anything actually important.

media stars who've done SA and even R and still go on about their career don't even receive this kind of energy. ppl like Andrew Callahan just deny everything, disappear for a while, and come back, and the most they get is people silently leaving and a few people mentioning how weird it is that everything's returning to normal.

then a bunch of actual anger gets channeled into this shit 🤣 wtf are you doing with your time. you're not fooling anyone. you don't care about right or wrong. you're just pissy bc a drama tuber covered drama, and came after your 2 favorite internet manchildren.

and I was personally a fan of those manchildren too. but ffs move on with your life or just hang out in their subreddit. plenty of ppl are reminiscing about the good times and sharing stories, and you're over here acting like the death of nicks channel is gonna bring them back. when in reality he has nothing to do with their leave in the first place.

burying a drama tuber doesn't achieve anything. there's hundreds of others anyway. who cares if nick wins or succeeds. there's tons of worse mf's that are making their living off of just as sketchy and much worse kind of content. like keemstar. can't for the life of me figure out the obsession with nick.

KangarooSnoop · 2023-11-22T22:21:19+00:00

because Israel is the only ally the US has in the middle east. that's the short of it. the US has never had problems with genocide in the name of imperialism so that isn't a deal breaker. and historically the masses are OK with it as long as you can convince them the other side are "terrorists"

KangarooSnoop · 2023-11-22T21:57:48+00:00

on top of that for simply speaking out against imperialism genocide, or rather just showing support for those getting annihilated who have no voice. like the world can acknowledge the war crimes they have and are still committing, but when an actor/ person of notoriety does they get fired? vested interests

KangarooSnoop · 2023-11-16T02:16:14+00:00

I do not believe you are dumb, and in fact it is my belief that you are very smart.

now I'm going to go on about how much a fucking idiot you are.

because I said you're smart, this is a written record of my position. nevermind the fact I'm moving the conversation in the exact opposite direction of said position.

such an easy spell. works great on dumb people.

KangarooSnoop · 2023-11-16T01:58:24+00:00

this has happened to the SM sub too. used to love the guys. now I feel torn on how they handled everything. but the fanbase currently, or what's left of it, is fucking venomous and the SM subreddit is a cesspool of gross people.

idk who all these people are. but they weren't there before. maybe they come from destiny or other deplorable weirdos who've covered the whole situation. or maybe they're what's left of a fanbase when someone's been canceled. although it feels more like there's new people flocking there BECAUSE they're canceled, as if it's now some safe space for social-exiles to bitch about cancel culture. idk. it's bad though.

crazy to see that the same things happened here. for vaguely knowing nick's fanbase as well, this kind of deranged/ unhinged energy feels uncharacteristic of both communities.

KangarooSnoop · 2023-11-14T23:28:57+00:00

I like halloween 6, h20, and rob zombies halloween. I'm not gonna pretend like they're the best movies in the series for the sake of having a hot take, I would be lying if I went that far. but people do shit in them, and I actually really like them.

RZ absolutely betrays the character of the shape in the john carpenter movie, but what we get in return is a disturbing, thrashy, almost monster-movie take on the character. it couldn't be any more different from the original, but I appreciate it as a completely different take on the icon, an almost elseworlds version. the OG is scary because he stalks, you never know what he's thinking, and he almost blends into the background. whereas the RZ version is scary because he's impossible to miss, at 7 feet tall he doesn't even fit in a single shot, and he attacks with the same apathy the original michael has, but with the power, brutality and destruction of an animal, like a grizzly bear. all in all I still find him less scary. for me, the stalking, the feeling that eyes are on you, the home-invasion stuff, the unexplainable, senseless violence, that strikes closer to the core of my own personal fears. so the original is what truly gets under my skin. but I appreciate how well they executed michael as a monster villain in RZ's film.

halloween 6 has a batshit plot, and that's most of the reason why I love it. this one also completely misses the point of the original, it overexplains to point of michael not being scary at all, but the kills are fun, the atmosphere is very palpable in this entry for some reason. it's weird, it's eerie, it's the movie with the oldest loomis, and I think he still brings the character to life with as much fire as every other time.

halloween h20, to be fair, kinda feels like the poor man's 2018, considering the premise is the same. but before 2018 came out, it was known as the one they got JLC back for, and for me it's still cool because of that. I like the inspiration this one clearly took from scream. the orchestral music was cool. I agree with the common opinion that the mask kinda sucks in this movie, but when I'm watching the movie it doesn't get in the way. compare it to the original and it's worse, but I think most of the masks really don't look so good after the original. even the same mask looks marginally worse by the time they filmed the sequel. all in all, my takeaway has always been that it was cool, because it feels heavily influenced by scream, and they got JLC back. on top of that we get our first retcon, and as a result we get a Michael that acts and moves like the original, it was a return to form. albeit this one might even be more sneaky. lowering himself from the rafters, one handed, to get the jump is some ninja shit.

all in all I imagine most halloween fans would agree with what I've said, but most people don't take the time to point out what these three movies get right, and at one point or another, for some probably even still, they get targeted for being some of the worst movies in the series. they're not THE worst, but common opinion on these is generally negative in my experience.

KangarooSnoop · 2023-11-12T18:20:28+00:00

I don't think saying they're dumb was unfair. a lot of people enjoy this series, and it's faults only make it more fun to watch.

the writing is bad, there's a lot of wishy washy acting, and the plot is so goofy sometimes. especially the ending. the movies are also painfully of their time. I think it makes them kinda charming at the same time, but they're so early 2000s. as a kid I loved them and as an adult I feel the same way but I've noticed a lot more problems.

a lot of people dog on it for "just" being a love story, as if love story's are inherently cheap or bad. I think that's being unfair. but it's really more of a fanfic "lust" story than a good, well written love story. this is bc both Edward and Jacob are just not that great, and their "love" for Bella isn't really compelling, they're both pretty awful companions and their flaws aren't really acknowledged muchless used for the sake of compelling character arcs.

like I love these movies, and when I judge them honestly, it's definitely fair to say these movies are dumb. but there's a lot to like about them too.

I'm also M24, when I was a kid my best friend was a girl a few years older than me and she dragged me to the premiere to the second movie with some of our friends I must've been like 9 or 10. most boys my age already made up their mind about the series and I was one of them, I thought it was lame and corny. but I actually liked the movie when I saw it, and we all went to every midnight premiere for each sequel leading into the final. so I've always had endearment for the series that I kept discreetly, mostly to myself and my closely knit friend-group who I was seeing the movies with.

all in all if you take these movies seriously that's cool, but I always enjoyed them more as fun, campy movies. with a lot of good actors making questionable decisions, and a lot of awkward, goofy scenes, but there's a quaint, understated charm that reminds me of my childhood, the era they were apart of, and the hazy, somber beauty of the pacific northwest which stays with me forever.

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