It has come to my attention that a talentless Ivan by the name of Evgeny Chebotarev just released a video of himself wrecking a 90 year old BMW and a 110 year old rifle. All while dressed like a Gucci tennis ball. No pictures beyond this one, look it up if you want, but I am furious beyond all reason.
I have legitimately had enough at this point. The "joke", if there ever was one, is long played out and it just needs to stop. It is EXACTLY why my upcoming video on WhistlinDiesel is sorely needed; if it wasn't for him, this guy would still be doing dumb stunts, not engaging in soul-destroying ragebait the likes of Mr. Detwiler pioneered. If *no-one else on YouTube* has the balls to step up to these people, I volunteer mine. I've got the audience, and I've already got more than enough counter-ammunition for the "b-but Clarkson!" types who'll invariably bring up stuff like the 911 destruction from Most Outrageous, as though there's a genuine comparison to be had. I'm ready and raring to go full scorched earth against every last one of these people.
In comparison, for those who might wonder what my feelings towards Tax The Rich are, the only thing he was ever guilty of was his F40 LM burning down in a genuine, freak accident. He clearly respected the cars he owned and the fire he suffered was a legitimate, unintended mistake. He is not a target of my ire and likely never will be, because at its core, he was genuine and someone who didn't have to pretend that he loved cars. Not like certain Oscar-worthy performances where a different YouTuber who most likely grew up around cornfields pretended that a red-hot V12 dragging against bone-dry maize wouldn't result in a massive fire (spoiler alert: it did), inconveniencing a rental firm who happened to loan his friend a Chrysler minivan that also ended up incinerated.
My latest revision of the script already had a bit on this bald Russian fraud, but thanks to this senseless act of historic destruction, he's getting a few more paragraphs and a starring feature as far as I'm concerned. He can sic whoever he wants on me, I'm not scared of this limpwristed coward or whoever his connections may be in the slightest. If he or Cody or Jellybean ever experience a downfall in their careers, I want to be front and centre of it until they learn to leave us the hell alone.
For me, the days of "live and let live" are over. After the success of my last video, I will be going after all of these figures equally and with no punches pulled. Especially Junkie Jimbo. And there'll be a sizable focus on the likes of Squeeze Benz too, just to make sure every base is adequately covered on how car enthusiasts are continually being failed online in terms of entertainment and the people who get popular.
Why?
Because I'm pissed off over people who don't have a modicum of talent getting more money than they know what to do with after perhaps a handful of years of moderate hardship at most. My hobby is not some spoilt undisciplined rich brat's punching bag, be they Russian or American. Spit on me, I'll spit on you in return. Until YouTube and other social media outlets become platforms where hard work and genuine skill is rewarded over unoriginal, algorithm-chasing losers causing the most seethe.
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Lads.
It has come to my attention that a talentless Ivan by the name of Evgeny Chebotarev just released a video of himself wrecking a 90 year old BMW and a 110 year old rifle. All while dressed like a Gucci tennis ball. No pictures beyond this one, look it up if you want, but I am furious beyond all reason.
I have legitimately had enough at this point. The "joke", if there ever was one, is long played out and it just needs to stop. It is EXACTLY why my upcoming video on WhistlinDiesel is sorely needed; if it wasn't for him, this guy would still be doing dumb stunts, not engaging in soul-destroying ragebait the likes of Mr. Detwiler pioneered. If *no-one else on YouTube* has the balls to step up to these people, I volunteer mine. I've got the audience, and I've already got more than enough counter-ammunition for the "b-but Clarkson!" types who'll invariably bring up stuff like the 911 destruction from Most Outrageous, as though there's a genuine comparison to be had. I'm ready and raring to go full scorched earth against every last one of these people.
In comparison, for those who might wonder what my feelings towards Tax The Rich are, the only thing he was ever guilty of was his F40 LM burning down in a genuine, freak accident. He clearly respected the cars he owned and the fire he suffered was a legitimate, unintended mistake. He is not a target of my ire and likely never will be, because at its core, he was genuine and someone who didn't have to pretend that he loved cars. Not like certain Oscar-worthy performances where a different YouTuber who most likely grew up around cornfields pretended that a red-hot V12 dragging against bone-dry maize wouldn't result in a massive fire (spoiler alert: it did), inconveniencing a rental firm who happened to loan his friend a Chrysler minivan that also ended up incinerated.
My latest revision of the script already had a bit on this bald Russian fraud, but thanks to this senseless act of historic destruction, he's getting a few more paragraphs and a starring feature as far as I'm concerned. He can sic whoever he wants on me, I'm not scared of this limpwristed coward or whoever his connections may be in the slightest. If he or Cody or Jellybean ever experience a downfall in their careers, I want to be front and centre of it until they learn to leave us the hell alone.
For me, the days of "live and let live" are over. After the success of my last video, I will be going after all of these figures equally and with no punches pulled. Especially Junkie Jimbo. And there'll be a sizable focus on the likes of Squeeze Benz too, just to make sure every base is adequately covered on how car enthusiasts are continually being failed online in terms of entertainment and the people who get popular.
Why?
Because I'm pissed off over people who don't have a modicum of talent getting more money than they know what to do with after perhaps a handful of years of moderate hardship at most. My hobby is not some spoilt undisciplined rich brat's punching bag, be they Russian or American. Spit on me, I'll spit on you in return. Until YouTube and other social media outlets become platforms where hard work and genuine skill is rewarded over unoriginal, algorithm-chasing losers causing the most seethe.
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