@boogie2988 Made $10,000 a Month Live-streaming

[Hunter.Golfs]

Been watching for years and all of his problems always seem to be someone else’s fault

[wwjarhead]

Boogie treated that episode like a podcast rather than a learning situation

[catastic]

How can you be this self aware but still refuse to change

[Rudy]

Imagine having the easiest job, with great pay, but you can't stop saying stupid shit 😂

[KDASMR]

The only skill boogie has is putting the blame on anything but himself.

[spencerpearson]

It is so sad to see what happened to boogie, but it is sadly an example of what happens to a normal person when their ego gets inflated to Roman emperor proportions. If you aren’t raised in that, then it’s so easy to go off the rails. I only feel sadness for the man. He seriously could have been an incredibly successful person If he had kept humble. that being said, he still could be if he took his life more seriously, and went to therapy for a lot of his more destructive tendencies. I hope he manages to turn it around, because I don’t want to see anybody hurt themselves the way boogie did. I’m glad that he seems to be taking things more seriously and I wish the best for him.

[whodis]

What i learned from this interview is that I don't feel bad for him at all, and nobody else should

[Gilliebeany]

The issue isn't a refusal to change, it's a refusal to acknowledge why saying certain things are a problem. If he were truly caring about people, he'd bother to learn and naturally wouldn't say that stuff cuz he wouldn't believe that stuff. He's getting in trouble just being himself? That's some therapy needed. Maybe he could talk about that and make money that way

[matthewshelley]

He acts like he’s not in control of his own actions

[Chewbaccafruit]

I started this ep feeling bad for him, because it sucks to lose success. I knew a bit of Boogie from the old days of YouTube and I didn't know a great deal about him in the years since.
Then I saw that he is fully aware of his mistakes and their causes but still asserts it's all everyone else's fault

[meRyanP]

they he goes on a live stream and trash talks Caleb. What a loser

[ganzer]

Boogie just did it for clout to try and make some money back

[joellottridge]

Boogie is the living inbodiement of needing to still save money no matter how much money you make 😂

[Kraisr]

3 hours... Putting in hard work... 3 hours... So strong

[TheOtherJackBlack]

Did you use the "I sniff everyone else's seat after they get up" guy's face when you said successful streamer lmao

[AllFather_Xulf]

Boogie is such a good guy and I really hope the best for him, but he is his own biggest problem. He needs to focus on his health, gain confidence, stop worrying about what others think, ignore drama, and just get back to doing it for fun, instead of a source to feed his belly

[Daddy_DmarcoBBC]

Instead of bitching about not being able to say stuff, make a podcast that focuses on bitching about not being able to say stuff while saying vile and racist stuff. People love that shit

[chippym]

Caleb is ur beef with boogie real or just hype? Just saw the stuff he said on that podcast and couldn’t believe it. Like this comment for yes

[GoyimTekken]

And then immediately after this boogie went on his own mid ass podcast and shit talked Caleb

[bishopm]

Imagine being offered help like this and for boogie to turn around and call Caleb a dumbass