My problem with Trisha Paytas deleting her Videos and the recent drama

So as you may know, Trisha Paytas has

recently deleted over 1,300 of her videos.

She's wiped off over a billion in views

from her channels. Obviously, she's trying

to erase her past, and she's claiming that

she doesn't want to do drama-related

videos anymore. So all of her previous

videos where she's complaining or trying

to start a drama and beef with other

YouTubers, they've all suddenly vanished.

You see, the problem is People don't

forget. You can erase all of your videos,

but people are still going to remember.

Nothing makes someone look more guilty

than when they're desperately deleting

evidence and trying to delete their videos

and delete stuff they've posted onto the

internet. Trisha could not have done a

better job at validating everyone's

complaints about her, but she's so dumb

that she doesn't even realize she's

basically confirming all of the lies she's

been accused of by deleting these past

videos and giving out false privacy

strikes to other YouTubers. I think the

reason why she's giving out these false

privacy strikes is because even if she

deletes all the videos on her own channel,

there's countless other channels all over

YouTube, all these other channels that are

making videos about her. And if they don't

delete their videos as well, then it's

kind of meaningless for her to delete her

videos. So she needs to try and get other

people's videos about her taken down as

well. I really don't see the point in why

she's deleting them. It's not like you can

just erase millions of people's memories

because millions of people have already

seen all these drama-related videos and

they remember, and you can't delete

people's memories, so it's completely

pointless. And you see, this is exactly

why Trisha Paytas annoys me so much.

She's always going on and on about how

other people need to take responsibility

for their actions, but then she She

doesn't even practice what she preaches.

She says she was a different person back

then and she's changed, and that she feels

disgusted watching her own videos back.

I totally understand that, but the moment

she started making excuses is when she

stopped taking accountability completely.

It doesn't matter if everyone else was

making that kind of content back then.

She made the decision to do the same kind

of content, and now she's paying the

consequences. She really just needs to own

up to her mistakes at this point, but I

feel like that's just impossible. Some

people are just very misguided, bad

people, and there's a lot of people like

that in the world, and they do a good job

at covering up and hiding what they're

like. The problem is when they are

introduced to YouTube and they start

discovering that they can make money by

making videos and drama, then their true

colors come out. And once the true colors

come out, it doesn't really matter how

much they apologize or try to erase their

past. It's out. You can't put it back in.

People are just not going to see you in

the same way as they used to. It's like

the old saying goes, once the cat is out

of the bag, you can't put it back in. And

to be honest, I just— at this point, I

don't really feel bad for her anymore

because it's not like this is the first

time she's done this, and this isn't the

last time she's gonna do this. This is

like a repeating cycle that happens over

and over again. She causes some kind of

drama, she gets all upset, she apologizes,

she tries to make this case that, oh,

she's changed as a person. And then a few

months later, the same thing happens.

It's like a new drama and then a new

apology and a new I've changed video.

It's just funny how quick she is to judge

other people and other YouTubers like

Shane, and she kept on criticizing him.

But when it comes to herself, she's never

been apologetic, no matter how much people

spoke up against her and complained about

her. She would just sit on her kitchen

floor crying and whining for sympathy And

people would worry about her mental health

and forgive her and give her the benefit

of the doubt. But then she just goes and

does it all again and gets upset again

when people start pointing out everything

that she's wrong about. At this point,

it's just so predictable. It's like a

never-ending vicious cycle of drama and

toxicity. I don't really feel bad for her,

and I don't believe her sob story. I've

just heard it too many times at this

point. I don't think she'll ever change

because we've heard it all before and And

we're gonna hear it again. I'm just

looking forward to the day that she

finally logs off from the internet and

doesn't come back, but I just don't think

that's ever gonna happen. The money is

probably too good for her to ever want to

quit and stop making videos. Really

though, the best thing for her is

quitting. She needs to stop making videos

just like every other problematic YouTuber

has done when the time in the spotlight is

over. But the problem with these YouTubers

is they get addicted to being in the

spotlight. They love the attention, they

love the money, they love the engagement,

the likes, the views. It's like a massive

addiction, really. You know, people don't

really talk much about how YouTube is an

addiction, but it really, really is. You

see all the numbers going up, you get

dopamine hits, plus you get rewarded

financially. Even if you're a terrible

person, you can profit off of your own

drama and just stir up trouble and

beef with other people, and you get paid

for it. And then you don't really feel

like what you're doing is bad, your brain

makes you feel like it's a good thing

you're doing, and then it hooks you on to

trying to get more and more clicks and

views. Surely at this point she's made

enough money. Isn't she like a

multimillionaire? Why does she need more

money? I think at this point it's not

really about the money. It's more about

the attention, because if you just slip

away and fade away into irrelevancy and

nothingness, then that's, that's pretty

sad and depressing. So really all I have

to say say is that people can change. I do

believe people do change. Some people, it

takes a very long time for them to change,

and for most people, growth comes from

making massive mistakes. It's just some

people have to make a lot of mistakes

before it finally clicks in their brains

and triggers real growth and change.

Sure, her past may be messy and she may be

trying to hide her mistakes, but she's

also very open about her troubled past

other stuff. And I think that takes a

certain kind of courage, or maybe just

craziness, to be able to do that. Most

people aren't comfortable with sharing so

much of themselves on the internet to

strangers, and maybe there's a very good

reason for that. It's just not very fair

to the people that used to be in her life

to just be openly talked about in these

videos that they didn't consent to and

they might not even know about. And it's

also not very fair to the people that

supported her in the past and gave her the

benefit of the doubt. And this is how she

repays everyone who was kind to her in the

beginning. She's just trying to make

excuses now. This is one of the reasons

why I think the internet should never have

been invented. Most people have the common

sense not to do this stuff, but then

there's people like Trisha who just can't

help themselves. And now they're realizing

that saying dumb stuff on the internet can

and does come back to bite you, even

Though time may have passed. Things you

say 5 years ago, 2 years ago, 3 years ago,

people are still going to hold you

accountable for things you've said, even

if it's been years in the past. My advice

to Trisha would be, even though you can't

completely erase your past, you can try

and delete videos, but people are still

going to remember. The best thing you can

do now is just try not to repeat the same

mistakes. You can't go back in time. And

erase what happened, but you can control

what's going to happen from now on. And

she completely has all the power in her to

prevent herself from not repeating the

same mistakes. But can she actually do it?

I don't think she can, but I guess time

will tell. So those were just my thoughts

on the topic. I thought I would add my 2

cents into the discussion. And yeah, if

you have anything to say, leave it in the

comments. And I'll see you next time.

Have a nice day.