Loved the guy for years, but he seems to be baiting the QAnon crew these days, all of his YouTube videos are now made up of their trigger talking points. (Is Bill Gates evil? Can we trust the Covid vaccine? etc)
Seems to be a recent thing, I was listening to his podcast all the way through until the end of the last year and have bought a bunch of his books. Although he's interviewed people from all over the spectrum, his talking points always used to seem balanced and rooted in spiritualism and respect (I felt that that was a badly needed perspective).
Not actually watched these recent videos, so maybe he's just trying to build bridges and that? Little worried he's going to turn into David Ike - haha! Maybe I'm wrong. I know you should never read YouTube comments, but his videos are now filled with full-on conspiracy theory dudes underneath.
Glad to see these guys going somewhere positive. As per the video description:
"...He talks about existing customers, a new headquarters, production, a growing team, the type of brand he wants Norton to be, the state of the UK bike industry, future models and ranges including what will happen to the #V4SS, Atlas Twins, 961 Commando and Superlight, as well as his views on electric motorcycles, or use of another alternative power source."
He is listed practically everywhere as an ENFP but I always had a hunch that he was actually more of an introvert putting on an act. Since heβs started his YouTube channel it has provided us with some true insight into the real Russell Brand and I think this video in particular showcases his INFP nature. High Fi | Ne user in my opinion. However Iβm open to what you guys think, as I have also seen him labelled as an ISFP peculiarly.
https://youtu.be/ti4rvmmjpAo
Where can I find the full podcast?
VIDEO: Russell Brand Exposes Connection Between Big Pharma And MSM
https://freeworldnews.tv/watch?id=60c29adf3e192f7d899ffc2d
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fweo7zFgLrA
It's at the beginning and especially at the end. Doesn't mean it's not awkward- but he exits on a high note rather than wallowing in awkwardness for the rest of the interview.
Point is- he's insanely comfortable being in his own skin/maintaining his somewhat (or very) cocky attitude.
He's won the "Shagger of the Year Award" so often that they had to rename it the "Russell Brand Shagger of the Year Award".
