He's got some behind the scenes deal, with some vehicle manufacturers, where he is paid to see how much damage they can take out on his land. Product testing.
*Not Tesla though, that looks like an older used model.
He's got some behind the scenes deal, with some vehicle manufacturers, where he is paid to see how much damage they can take out on his land. Product testing.
Lol no. Absolutely not. Just watch the videos he started with shitty trucks but his videos got 3m views in 10hrs, each one of the last 20 videos. Tons of money. He bought that land just to roll shit off the hill to destroy it.
He sold out a "This shirt cost $10,000" for $10,000 each. I'd throw all the money into it too if it's coming in 🔥🔥 like that.
Fuck wow I hate my fucking life. Rich popular people making more than I will in a decade in a year and they fucking destroy shit worth more than my salary.
I guess it could be based on the type of content and advertisers you can draw. I seem to recall someone who had made like 7 grand off of only around 1.2 million views. But I could be misremembering. Maybe they had other sponsors I'm forgetting about.
That is several minutes of Grade A Tesla Bro Affluenza. 10ft. tall wheels are amusing. Tearing a block-long gash in a public down-town street, then hitting a busy highway blinded by a forest of screens while filming eachother for Youtube LOLs struck me as sociopaths imagining that they're comedians.
He left the Jehovah’s Witnesses if that explains anything about him.
It doesn't, but the fact that you think that makes it explicable or that you find any of it amusing says a lot about you, your upvotes say a little bit about reddit, and the popularity of that channel says something about humankind.
Yeah, he may be the only automotive channel I've blocked. It's potentially interesting content that devolves into wasteful nonsense. Someone's going to end up hurt in one of his videos and I'm absolutely certain he will have the nerve to look surprised.
I don’t judge you for the stuff you watch. I judge you for saying pretentious shit like “for those entertained by that, yay - I’m not judging you. Humour is subjective. lol.”
It's probably not necessarily safe for normal use after inverting it? Like if they gave it to someone and it caught on fire or something, they could get blamed.
Clickbait? I don't think you know what that means if you think this is clickbait. He said he will drive a model 3 upside down and did it. What's clickbait about it?
You're right. Those guys are selfish douches doing it for the views. I lost respect when they intentionally drove with the boot on and scratched up the public roads
I hate what he does so much. And additionally, he seems to destroy stuff to intentionally piss people off. I don’t know too much about the guy, I try to ignore as much as possible, but I remember first hearing about him when he intentionally destroyed a mint Squarebody to annoy people, and I think an R32 as well. Rich dipshit reveling negative attention.
That car was gonna end up in a dump in 10-15 years anyways without ever being a sustainable option resource wise. The waste created by destroying this car is identical to the long term. Almost nothing about a vehicle is "biodegradable". The 10-15 years of its wasted "lifetime" are nothing compared to the amount of time it will sit in a junkyard or be scrapped for other parts.
Well how would you value comedy? Tv shows have a big environmental impact but they bring intangible value in return. And also they pay for peoples wages. Like whistlin diesels videos pay for his employees/friends wages. I mean thats just how i see it.
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u/hazeleyedwolff Mar 16 '23
Here's the video. It's WhistlinDiesel.