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DSP dent? Lol, no sir. What I am is getting older and realizing most of this stuff is way less important than people in these communities pretend it is. Quartering and DSP have absolutely earned a lot of the criticism and negative attention they've received over the years. They've put themselves in the public eye, made controversial decisions, and built careers around internet drama to one degree or another. Criticizing public figures for things they've said or done is one thing. What I don't support is dragging friends, family members, or random people around them into it. Harassing spouses, relatives, or anyone who isn't directly involved isn't accountability, it's just people looking for new targets. At that point, it's less about criticism and more about entertainment disguised as outrage. The reality is this whole "bloodsport" culture is an internet bubble. Outside of streaming circles, YouTube drama communities, and a handful of dedicated forums, this stuff barely exists. Most people have no idea who DSP or The Quartering are, and if you asked them, they wouldn't care. They're busy worrying about bills, work, their families, and real-life problems. That's probably what comes with getting older. You start realizing that spending years obsessing over online personalities you've never met is a pretty strange use of time. Watch them, criticize them, laugh at them if you want, but turning it into a crusade that extends to everyone in their orbit is where it stops making sense to me. At the end of the day, they're just internet personalities, not world leaders, and most of the world doesn't even know they exist.

October 23, 2026 youtube.com/shorts/LWZv1gTiV… via @YouTube

When @TheyCallMeDSP starts clapping this is all I see.

A few days ago, I made a statement that really took off: "Most streamers need to come to terms with the fact that they're basically background noise on a TV." To be fair, I may be a little biased as a @kinocasinoclips fan, but those guys create something that actually makes you want to participate. The interaction between the hosts and chat feels almost like Rocky Horror in the late '90s. You're not just watching a show, you're part of it. The production value and effort they put in are obvious, and very few creators do it at that level.@Channel404News has quickly become a close second for me, though for completely different reasons. Both shows have found their own unique formula, and it shows every week. In a world full of streamers competing for attention, these are two of the few that feel like they're creating an experience rather than just filling space on a screen.

I'm sitting here watching an @TheyCallMeDSP clip right. My wife comes into the room and after a few seconds says "What are you watching? Eww that man's voice is annoying". I busted out laughing and she says, "What the fucks a god pack?". 🤣🤣🤣The hate comes natural to people.

Vtuber Komai Ume accidently exposes face for all to see. The real-life model doesn't match the representation but it's not terrible either. Her community has been very supportive and she promises to be better in the future after a short one-day healing period.

I don’t get why people cry about ‘muh disc’ when they don’t even buy discs. @Steam doesn’t piss people off because it actually preserves games better than modern discs do.