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I swear there is no such thing as an unattractive Aussie
You ain't seen me
He could also stop pushing unqualified health advice and just do surfing videos.
Eh its probably too late for that - he is closer to 30 than he is 20 (not that 30 is old in the grand scheme of things but in terms of being big on social media he is definitely past his prime)
Also - he was just never that big on social media in the first place, he got a few big YouTube vids and some decent collaborations with US influencers in like 2016-2018 but all of that was a lifetime ago in terms of social media
In any case he has never struck me as someone who would do something as explicit and intimate as porn, he used to do most of his partying and drinking off of social media even when it would have gotten more eyes on him to do all of the stuff and post it online for views - he was never that type of guy online imo
And all courtesy of mummy and daddy. Who he seemingly still lives with, but then why would you give up free Sydney harbour front living? He foils/surfs by day/DJs at night. With a smattering of PAs/promotions.
I stopped following him on IG recently - I can do without the snaps of his business class tickets and five star resort accommodation while he comments on his 'hectic life and struggling to maintain mental wellness and balance".
Thanks for the comment man. I am in my early 30s living with my parents and have mental health issues but pay my way and I'm so appreciative that they are willing to help me out a bit. You are right tho that he makes out that he has such a glamorous and successful life and if most of us had the successful life that he portrays we'd be helping out parents instead of them helping us. The dude is a scumbag!.... Even if I'd suck him dry.
It is pretty annoying. It seems to be the direction that youth culture has drifted in over the last decade. Fueled by Tiktok and Instagram influencer videos and the Kardashians, young people seem to think that success & happiness equals bragging about a luxury lifestyle and expensive purchases. Treating yourself is the lifestyle young people strive for. And when they are faced with normal occasional hardships of everyday life, it suddenly becomes a "mental health" issue and a reason to ask for sympathy. We live in a strange world these days.
Veering into OK boomer territory. You know you have gotten old, at least in mindset, when you start complaining about "kids these days"
