Influencer/YouTube channel in the fur world

[kev86]

I have a lot of trouble with certain YouTube channels that talk about fur.

I don't use social media at all because I hate it.

Regarding YouTube channels, some are quite disrespectful to people, and I believe that promoting fur is a good thing. But when you start making fun of the poor and those less fortunate, and on top of that, you insult human rights...

Personally, I don't appreciate this kind of behavior. When these peoples lost the success and money, don't forget this is really brutal...

Also, these young influencers who lecture you about life under the guise of being Miss Universe and driving a Porsche Cayenne...
Influencer is not a work for me, don't forget this life and lifestyle during just a few moments in a career and life!

I have nothing against making money, but I think flaunting it is clearly disrespectful and serves no purpose other than to inflate one's ego...

I prefer to live a quiet life away from social media and all this stupid notoriety, a bit like Mr. "Jean-Claude Darmon," nicknamed "the money man of French football."

You can earn money and live a quiet life with family and close friends. Live quietly, live happily.

That's my philosophy!

Social media isn't very good for people; I think it puts a lot of pressure on them mentally...

This is just my personal opinion.

I'd love to hear your thoughts..

Edited December 15, 2025 by kev86

[Shy_Fur_Guy]

I think I know the channel you are referring to. I once read a blurb on a YouTube channel that said something to the effect that they would rather give food to a dog than to a poor person. It was disgusting. I unsubcribed immediately. 

[kev86]

30 minutes ago, Shy_Fur_Guy said:

I think I know the channel you are referring to. I once read a blurb on a YouTube channel that said something to the effect that they would rather give food to a dog than to a poor person. It was disgusting. I unsubcribed immediately. 

I have nothing against wealthy people who think they're superior, but I think some people should look at what their own countries are doing, especially Russia... I find that Americans have a much stronger sense of mutual support and kindness!

[kev86]

I have Japanese friends with whom I do a lot of drifting, and they earn an extremely good living in Japan. However, their upbringing is so focused on respect and family values that they are humble and dignified; money isn't something they flaunt as if it were a gift from heaven.

Upbringing and traditions remain the key to a healthy life. In Russia and Europe, people always try to do too much! Knowing your place isn't a lack of self-respect; it's simply dignity.