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Deconstructing jREG's Neurotypical Pro-Normie Centrism (Ep 111)

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In this conversation, jREG (Greg Guevara) discusses starting a YouTube channel and the challenges of maintaining a fragmented identity. We talk about the importance of creating unique art and making videos that no one else can replicate.

jREG's satire is often misunderstood, but he believes that if viewers 'get it,' he hasn't done his job properly. He aims to provide negative value and deconstruct viewers' perspectives.

The conversation also touches on the need for community among YouTubers and the Toronto studio that Greg is a part of. The podcast ends with plans for future collaboration and a visit to the studio.

jREG on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jREG

Other Stuff We Discuss:

Creating Unique Art and Making Videos

Understanding jREG's Satire

Providing Negative Value

Engaging Viewers Actively

The Value of Lo-Fi Editing

Creating Art vs. Commercial Content

The Need for Community Among YouTubers

Balancing Introversion and Extroversion

Appreciation for Jreg's Music

Upcoming Ironic Rave Event

The Forgotten Generation of Gen Xers

  continue reading

118 episodes

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Manage episode 384309288 series 2803192
Content provided by Chad Reynolds & Steve Ramsey, Chad Reynolds, and Amp; Steve Ramsey. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Chad Reynolds & Steve Ramsey, Chad Reynolds, and Amp; Steve Ramsey or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In this conversation, jREG (Greg Guevara) discusses starting a YouTube channel and the challenges of maintaining a fragmented identity. We talk about the importance of creating unique art and making videos that no one else can replicate.

jREG's satire is often misunderstood, but he believes that if viewers 'get it,' he hasn't done his job properly. He aims to provide negative value and deconstruct viewers' perspectives.

The conversation also touches on the need for community among YouTubers and the Toronto studio that Greg is a part of. The podcast ends with plans for future collaboration and a visit to the studio.

jREG on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jREG

Other Stuff We Discuss:

Creating Unique Art and Making Videos

Understanding jREG's Satire

Providing Negative Value

Engaging Viewers Actively

The Value of Lo-Fi Editing

Creating Art vs. Commercial Content

The Need for Community Among YouTubers

Balancing Introversion and Extroversion

Appreciation for Jreg's Music

Upcoming Ironic Rave Event

The Forgotten Generation of Gen Xers

  continue reading

118 episodes

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