Jason Nash and Life After David

edited by @jakeshotfriend

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[AutumnIsFalling]

y'all remember the tweet "What's classy when you're rich, but trashy when you're poor"? Well I just found another example, asking for money when you have a million dollar home is "a job", but it's "begging" when you're homeless

[faithlauber]

"He gets it, i just dont think he cares" is a fire life lesson honestly

[abby]

Inflation is crazy these days. Between increased rent, more expensive groceries, and supporting Jason Nash on Tik Tok, I don't know how I'm supposed to save up!

[thelytz]

It’s so dystopian the fact that a man can make his living (a good one at that) by essentially facetiming his wife

[krefix]

david visiting jason's house in a king's crown and saying their house is a hobit's home is crazy 💀

[pickleioi]

Danny says "I'm a dad now" like he hasn't been the father of Greg for the past five years.

[brilab]

all of david's old friends sitting around talking about their glory days while david is still out there making millions is so depressing oh my god. i didn't know it was this bad for them

[MLangenbroome]

Knowing absolutely nothing about Jason Nash, I have a feeling that he is incredibly bad with money but also doesn't want to downsize his life

[bigdongussarita]

It honestly hurt me a bit when Jason’s house got raided and his son said “it’s just one of David’s pranks it’s okay.” They messed up those kids too and it’s sad.

[isathemonica]

danny: i can be a dad and watch jason nash

the baby's first words: Thank You For The Rose Guys

[jackiemay]

Jason is stuck in a place that many influencers will inevitably be stuck in. Being a full grown adult with a mortgage and spouse and children to provide for, being used to spending insane amounts of money, and only being qualified to do a minimum wage job outside of social media when your fame inevitably dwindles.

[kaitlynham]

It’s definitely weird Jason would say he’s “in a financial hole” and then laugh at door dash/retail jobs, as if ppl don’t regularly do jobs “below” their skills because they fricken need money

[Anon]

When he started dunking on other jobs as if they were beneath him, I basically stopped feeling bad for him at all. He’s literally panhandling on TikTok. It’s SOO undignified, especially for someone his age with children.

[maddie-obwb]

I love that Danny always starts these videos with an apology for being “really late to this story” and it’s always about people I’ve literally never heard of.

[billbill]

It's like Jason and David are battling for who could have the most empty life from different ends of the financial spectrum.

[Matpit]

David showing up to Jason’s house wearing a crown and talking about how small his house is gives the same vibes as your old boss showing up to your new job and talking about how much better your old job was

[daisydrake]

jason said for years that he knew the vlogs wouldn’t last forever idk why he didn’t have a back up plan or more savings

[HeatherMayo]

It’s actually crazy how loyal David’s friends are even now after all that has happened. David pretty much used all of them and left them to fend for themselves other than Natalie and Ilya whom he invested in. None of them other than Jeff has ever said anything bad about David. It’s pretty fascinating.

[crackheadmick]

I literally clean toilets for a living and I'm less embarrassed doing that than I would be begging on tiktok live for my 8 hour shift

[AutumnPinkyKat]

Imagine adults playing "Give me more money than that person!" being the new big thing.