Aba N Preach are complete morons [ePftLTyhl-M]

So a couple years ago, this big channel

called Abba and the Preach made a video

reacting to one of my really old videos

about, you know, you remember when I

called my ex-girlfriend ugly from 2017?

The single mother Japanese girlfriend who

was— to be fair, she was pretty ugly. And

after I got back from Japan after meeting

her, I made a video explaining that I

found her kind of ugly, but I still sort

of liked her. And the whole point of the

video was me trying to say— shut up,

Siri. I'm having trouble with the

connection. So the entire point of that

video where I was saying my girlfriend's

unattractive was I was trying to cope.

It's like copium. I was trying to convince

myself that I actually liked her even

though her looks are not great. I was

trying to like trick myself into thinking

that looks are not everything and

personality is what counts. But these

idiots, Abba and Preach, completely missed

the point of my video, and they just kind

of laugh at me and roast me. The whole

video is just them watching my video, and

then they say a bunch of dumb stuff. I

know the video is kind of old now. It's

been 2 years, and I'm kind of late

reacting to it. But 2 years ago, I was

having relationship problems with another

ex-girlfriend who just dumped me after

Christmas. So I wasn't really in the mood

to be responding to videos making fun of

me. A couple of years ago, all these

stupid big channels kept making reaction

videos to my more viral content, and I'm

so sick and tired, or I was so sick and

tired of having to put up with all these

stupid big channels saying all this dumb

stuff about me. Like, why would he make

this kind of video? Why doesn't he write

it in his diary? I just don't think that

her face is very attractive overall.

When I got to the airport and I met her in

person for the first time, my honest

reaction was I felt kind of disappointed.

First of all, I find it kind of annoying

and irritating that throughout the entire

video of them watching my video, they keep

making these stupid faces. Faces, like,

as if what I'm saying is weird. What I'm

saying is not weird at all. Loads of

people go on online dates or Tinder dates

and they meet their matches for the first

time and they're kind of disappointed with

their looks because people's photos on the

profiles usually look a lot better than

what they look like in real life. After we

slept for like 12 hours, she looked so

different. She looked so refreshed and she

looks so much better. Yeah, when you're

tired, when you're tired, you look like I

don't understand why they find this so

funny. I mean, she looked a lot better

after she slept a lot, so what? You don't

look so bad. You look quite nice,

actually. Yeah, don't worry about my

chapped lips. Okay, so now

they're just being hypocrites because

they're bashing me for saying my

girlfriend's unattractive, but now they're

also making fun of how my chapped lips are

unattractive. So they're basically doing

the same thing. This— you know what's

confusing me about this? This doesn't say

ex-girlfriend. Yeah, so she's gonna see

that. They sound so dumb saying that.

Number one, they think that Japanese

people understand English, and number two,

they think Japanese people are just

browsing English YouTube. You think

Japanese people just sitting there

watching videos in English without any

subtitles or anything? No, Japanese people

watch Japanese YouTubers if they watch

YouTube at all. And that ex-girlfriend was

like 40 years old. I really don't think

she is the kind of person who's going to

be sitting around watching YouTube. Even

if she did find the video and found my

channel, I don't think she would

understand a word I was saying because she

really didn't speak English at all. We

spoke in Japanese. And actually, I did

mention to her that I have this hobby, I

make videos on YouTube, and she was just

like, oh, okay, that's cool. She never

even cared about it. So she didn't ask me

what my channel was, she didn't search my

channel. And I made that video, and months

later we were still talking and she didn't

mention By the way, I saw your video about

me. I'm not happy. She didn't say

anything. So obviously she never found the

video. I mean, I've got videos of her and

her daughter when we met up and went on

dates, and that's still on my channel,

and she never found out. So imagine

thinking that she's gonna find out and

understand anything I'm saying. I mean,

obviously she's an ex-girlfriend now, but

the thing is, I didn't care if she found

out or not because I didn't really like

her. Oh no, my ugly 40-year-old Japanese

girlfriend who's also a single mom is

gonna break up with me. Pfft, as if I

actually would have cared. No, it would

have just been funny. If I really cared

about the relationship, I would have never

made that video in the first place because

I would have been scared about losing her

if she found out about it. You know she's

stressed, you know she's going through

stuff, and you think it's a prudent idea

to add on to that stress. Don't they

realize they are also adding on to the

stress by making this even more public by

making a video on their 2 million

subscriber channel? By blasting her and

saying like she looks tired and her face

is not that attractive. Now, this is the

part I really don't understand because

they're like trying to lecture me about

how it's wrong that I made a video saying

that her looks are not great, and then if

she found out about it, she would be

upset, when they're literally making a

video about it as well, increasing the

chances of her finding out about it. So my

video only got like 300,000 views at the

time. Well, not at the time. After they

made the reaction video, my video got

300,000 views. I think before they made

the reaction video, it had about 200,000

views. So they put more eyeballs onto my

video, plus their video also got like

800,000 views from their own viewership,

from their own channel. So they just added

like nearly another million eyeballs onto

this video that they keep going on about

that's supposed to be supposedly really

bad, and if she found out about it, it

would be really horrible for her, when

they're literally just adding more fuel to

the fire Just so they can make money from

the, from the reaction video. They just

want to make money. That's all they're

doing at the end of the day. So I really

don't understand how they can stand there

on the moral high ground blasting me for

making this video, saying that, oh, you

made this video public on YouTube, she

might find it. If they really cared about

that girlfriend finding the video and

getting upset, then they shouldn't have

made the reaction video in the first

place. But no, all they care about is

getting views and getting that ad revenue,

which is completely okay. But they're

bashing me for making a video because I

wanted to get views and I wanted to get ad

revenue, and they're saying I'm bad for

that when they're basically doing the same

thing. Again, they're hypocrites. When I

made that video, the channel— my channel

only had about 1,000 subs, and I was only

getting a couple hundred views every

video, and my channel was just very tiny.

It was just like a personal vlogging diary

kind of channel where I would talk about

my thoughts and my experiences on stuff.

And I wasn't really expecting to go viral

or for videos to get hundreds of thousands

of views. But I guess I was wrong because,

you know, videos can blow up and they can

randomly go viral. And even if you think

the person you're talking about is never

going to find out, they sometimes do find

out. And it has led to some awkward and

embarrassing moments for me. I don't get

it why it's on the internet. I don't get

why he was saying that. I don't get why he

recorded it, why he posted it. I don't

get— I don't get why we watched it. And

then they start going on about how they

don't understand why I said that stuff,

why I made the video, as if it's not

obvious. I mean, I obviously made the

video because number one, I thought it's a

funny topic to talk about. Number two, it

was like a big important life moment for

me because I hadn't had a girlfriend in a

while since then, until then. And number

three, I want to get views and I'll make

money off YouTube just like they do. And

then they're standing around saying, I

don't understand why we're watching it

because you want to get views and you want

to make money off YouTube as well by

making a reaction video to a weird guy

talking about his girlfriend being

unattractive. I'll never understand why

people were so shocked and astounded

about, you know, my weird videos and why

would I make this video, why would I ever

do that, uh, because my whole plan was to

make very weird videos so that they would

get attention and people would react to

them and spread it around and share it

around so I'd get views. Because if I just

sit here being like a normal guy No one

would care. People only found out about my

channel because of the weird stuff I said.

So obviously my plan works. My whole

marriage in Japan was basically the same

concepts, like why I hate my wife, why I

cheated on my wife, why I'm a terrible

husband, because it was weird and no one

else did stuff like that. So I was the

only person making that niche of content

and it definitely got people interested.

And maybe I should do it again because my

channel views are not looking too good.

Maybe I should go and ask my girlfriend,

hey, can I make a video about why I hate