A day in the life of an unemployed 20 year old

lost, confused, and really normal about everything that's happening!!!! ahahahhahhahhahahahahahaaahahaaahhahha. ha

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[ariannaortiz]

thank you for posting. I’ve been all alone for 85 years on the street. When you posted, something snapped in me. Now I have 5 kids and a lovely wife. I’m now a millionaire just because of you. Thank you Coy.

[kaylee_xx]

Stop not the barista going “hi coy” as soon as u roll down ur window

[gabbyleo]

watching the whole party sequence felt like exposure therapy

[Cosplays.by.frankie]

3:44 HELP "are you jealous?"

[pal_iv]

Don't worry coy. Finding friends as a young adult doesn't require going to collage. Im a starting collage students and I'm completely alone so yeah :)) OPTIMISM✨✨

[._randm..persn]

“ITS COYTOBER” we all scream in unison

[Emma.ratzzz]

Im crying the collage party was so chaotic 😭

[Shorbuni]

I'm in my early 20s and the way you describe trying to enjoy life as an adult while feeling as if nothing is moving forward but your age is sadly accurate. Its weird grocery shopping alone or similar "adult" activities because it feels as though your "roleplaying" what adults need to do, or you feel so out of place surrounded by people your own age; a desire to interact and make connection whilst not knowing how to even start

[TheDailySnail]

If Coy Piso has a million fans, then I am one of them. If Coy Piso has ten fans, then I am one of them. If Coy Piso has only one fan then that is me. If Coy Piso has no fans, then that means I am dead. If the world is against Coy Piso, then I am against the world.

[Walmart_trash]

Who needs decorations when you have a Simpsons puzzle?

[dufflitplaysgames]

I’m unemployed as fuck right now while looking for an entry level but comfortably liveable biology job. Best thing I can say is focus on working on yourself! Even if there’s nothing snazzy to do around, there’s always time to meditate, work on your craft, exercise, read, study, build healthy routines, etc. The way I see it, as long as you’re pushing the needle forward even a little, you’re moving towards something, and so you’re making good use of your time. Things always change, and you can always be working towards something better/more of what you enjoy.

[meli.toninn]

I like having background noise while I clean and Coy's existential crisis was just the thing

[reyablipblop]

so glad we could go to our first college party together ❤ we were so young and vibrant 😍

[FromScratchBakery]

This video is making me have a quarter life crisis but oddly I’m here for it

[lelandcar]

As a queer 20-year-old struggling to feel like an adult in rural North Carolina, watching another queer 20-year-old struggle to feel like an adult in rural North Carolina is exactly what I like to do after a long day. Time to kick off my shoes, slip into some pajamas, and relax with a cold beer that I cannot legally drink yet.

Jokes aside, this hits close to home. I understand how you feel about this place; there just isn't much here. And I'm starting to think that 20 might just be one of the most uncomfortable ages a person can be. The pressure to grow up and be an "adult" is weighing on my soul, but I'm still struggling to figure out who I am. I attend community college and wear the mask of a well-adjusted individual, but I've been sleeping in the same bedroom since I was 12. I want the future to happen, but each morning I wake up and every surface drips with the past. It's suffocating.

I know that I will survive, but it's going to take some time. Congratulations on having the authentic NC experience—you lived like the locals do.

[lluminescent]

Oof. This one hit pretty hard lol It's safe to say that you aren't the only one who feels the way you are feeling. I've had a similar experience, except I DID go to college for a short period but had to abruptly stop due to having pretty poor health and had to move back to my hometown. It's nice to be comfortable and be familiar with things, but there comes a fine line where that comfort becomes uncomfortable, you know?

I'm 19, but I'm so ready to move on and start living my life. I am planning to move out of my parent's house after finding a good job and getting my driver's license. I'm so tired of living through what seems to be a constant cycle. It's nice to know that I'm not the only one who feels this way.

Sometimes you just gotta step out and be like; "There's more in store for me than this."

I hope you find that place that makes you feel connected, Coy. I'm pretty confident you will though. ^^

[smritinambudiri]

i love your videos for being so funny and chaotic (and a fever dream) while also having you genuinely self-reflecting about things that I am also experiencing as someone in my 20s. I really appreciated this ending too. sometimes, growing up means learning when its time to move on to somewhere you have more space to grow, even if its scary and uncomfortable.

[acenrity]

i saw the notification and i moved faster than mariah carey breaking free out of the ice

[Asher_Caulfield]

Change is good. Moved from Cali to Georgia a year ago, still figuring things out but things are much better.
No more fake friends, partys, insane prices. Life is...good.

[lilli]

every video of urs is so fun to watch, it actually feels really meaningful. loving the messages uve been putting out lately its just what people need to feel less alone in the weird transition into adulthood. cant wait to see where u go!!