Kyle Pallo #40 Nummy, nummy in my tummy, I never ask for anyone's money

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I feel so bad for this woman. She's developed some one-sided co-dependent relationship with Kyle Pallo. She needs help.
 
BlurryCat said:
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I feel so bad for this woman. She's developed some one-sided co-dependent relationship with Kyle Pallo. She needs help.
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There is a very strong strain of melancholia and delusion with Deby Sue. I took a shallow dive on her 'X' page and it's replete with a wild array of likes and dislikes, quicksilver turns and twists, and LOTS of cat pictures. It's almost stereotypical, a lonely soul who escapes into fantasy online. She's the perfect victim for people like Pallo ___ and 'fictitional Nigerian Princes and lottery scams.

But she has little means, financially, to contribute much to anyone and mentioned to Pallo in one response she couldn't come to Disney World because she had to get a second job. She turns on him one second and defends him the next. A simple "Happy Birthday" made her day and perhaps her year. Someone with that level of investment in online fantasy and the ability to create moment-to-moment figments of imagination is near impossible to help if they're in intensive therapy much less just online.

I wouldn't respond at all to her tweets or YouTube responses. It was obvious she was taking NO advice from anyone, simply reacting in a mercurial way to each offer of good advice from others who know what Pallo is, and she was quick to answer with either a response that missed the point or she would be angry they criticized Pallo or JoJo. It just depended on how negative or positive she felt at the moment. Thinking she'd listen to sound advice was wishful thinking and even the few good hearted people trying to warn her gave up.

I might poke fun here, but never on her page or YouTube. She's a lost soul in many ways and is probably doing well to keep her head above water in Iowa. She does seem to be coping and surviving in her own bizarre way. She should stay there in flyover America where there are, one hopes, people who care about and for her ___ and there she can enjoy her life to whatever degree possible ___ and her cats.
 
MichaelKaysHairyBack said:
Also, he only has 4.33K subscribers and 416 videos on YouTube

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His logic seems to be: You have no right to criticize Kyle Pallo's Patreon subscriber count if you don't have more Patreon subscribers than him. :rolleyes:

For the record, people are pointing out Pallo's falling Patreon subscribers because:
  • He falsely advertised benefits for 6+ months that he was too lazy to fulfill, leading to a few people who signed up thinking they were getting shoutouts and updates. A few asked for a refund on Twitter and went completely ignored by Pallo.
  • After 6 months, he removed all benefits on the $5, $15, and $25 tiers to turn it into a GoFundMe charity.
  • He's strung subscribers along since December of last year, with promises to "change things" and update it again. Which is an unethical way to keep people subscribed longer thinking they'll eventually get something, and to get more of his fan's money.

That's right. The unemployed guy, with no adult responsibilities, who "works" at most 2 hours per day has ZERO time to tit out a single reward for any of his paying stans.

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And then Shaun, with his usual "baseless accusations with no evidence." Detailed evidence (i.e. the truth) is posted here every day that refute Pallo's lies and misinformation. Shaun is so far gone that no amount of arguing or factual evidence will make him stop trying to get in the squatch's pants. He's one of those people that, who, if you try to debate, turns everything into a 'whataboutism.'
 
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BlurryCat said:
His logic seems to be: You have no right to criticize Kyle Pallo's Patreon subscriber count if you don't have more Patreon subscribers than him. :rolleyes:

For the record, people are pointing out Pallo's falling Patreon subscribers because:
  • He falsely advertised benefits for 6+ months that he was too lazy to fulfill, leading to a few people who signed up thinking they were getting shoutouts and updates. A few asked for a refund on Twitter and went completely ignored by Pallo.
  • After 6 months, he removed all benefits on the $5, $15, and $25 tiers to turn it into a GoFundMe charity
  • He's strung subscribers along since December of last year, with promises to "change things" and update it again.
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And then Shaun with his usual "baseless accusations with no evidence." Detailed evidence (i.e. the truth) is posted here every day that refute Pallo's lies and misinformation. Shaun is so far gone that no amount of arguing or factual evidence will make him stop trying to get in the squatch's pants. He's one of those people that, who, if you try to debate, turns everything into a "whataboutism."
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By all that logic, sports fans can never complain about their favorite teams when they lose or have a bad season unless you're also a pro athlete. And, Kyle shouldn't complain about Disney prices unless he's running a theme park profitably while charging much less.
 
Felt inspired to post some “baseless” 🙄information about the decline in Kyle’s Patreon members.

The screen shot from the Patreon site showing the current number of members. Baseless?

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The screenshot from Graphetron matches the current number AND reflects the rise and fall of membership over a few years. Baseless?

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Our discussions about the Patreon memberships are not baseless.
 
BlurryCat said:
His logic seems to be: You have no right to criticize Kyle Pallo's Patreon subscriber count if you don't have more Patreon subscribers than him. :rolleyes:

For the record, people are pointing out Pallo's falling Patreon subscribers because:
  • He falsely advertised benefits for 6+ months that he was too lazy to fulfill, leading to a few people who signed up thinking they were getting shoutouts and updates. A few asked for a refund on Twitter and went completely ignored by Pallo.
  • After 6 months, he removed all benefits on the $5, $15, and $25 tiers to turn it into a GoFundMe charity.
  • He's strung subscribers along since December of last year, with promises to "change things" and update it again. Which is an unethical way to keep people subscribed longer thinking they'll eventually get something, and to get more of his fan's money.

That's right. The unemployed guy, with no adult responsibilities, who "works" at most 2 hours per day has ZERO time to tit out a single reward for any of his paying stans.

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And then Shaun, with his usual "baseless accusations with no evidence." Detailed evidence (i.e. the truth) is posted here every day that refute Pallo's lies and misinformation. Shaun is so far gone that no amount of arguing or factual evidence will make him stop trying to get in the squatch's pants. He's one of those people that, who, if you try to debate, turns everything into a 'whataboutism.'
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It’s so dumb because their defense is that maybe people like to spend money just to support the channel and who are we to dictate how others spend their money? But when you point out the falling patreon count so obviously people aren’t actually cool with getting zero rewards, they go radio silent.
 
BlurryCat said:
His logic seems to be: You have no right to criticize Kyle Pallo's Patreon subscriber count if you don't have more Patreon subscribers than him. :rolleyes:
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I call it the BMW defense and actually some of his followers used it on me when he bought the Barbie mobile. I’ve seen it elsewhere on the internet. They reason that “yeah well he/I drive a bmw so you’re not successful like that.”

Or another form is more from a 3rd person defense: “yeah well he’s driving a bmw so nothing you say is accurate.”

At the time I had just sold a bmw, albeit 20 years old… but it’s not a marker for success. The deflection of the criticism and focus on perceived success is just crazy. Some of these kids that comment honestly think these crazy materialistic ideas are real. I think the advent of the “influencer” has skewed reality for a lot of young people.
 
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