Admittedly I don’t know much about him besides his Britney video, but I saw a tweet of his explaining that he has been diagnosed with C-PTSD because of the years of harassment he got from his video. It might be fascinating to hear his POV on Britney, the media and the public finally understanding him a decade later. He may not be interested as he wants to keep the spotlight and attention on Britney’s story but if he’s down for it I think it would be good.
They keep playing his soundbite saying he was ahead of his time during this Britney Spears conservatorship, so why not have him on? He's still active on Instagram, and Tiktok, he's truly hilarious, I think it would be a great watch.
We all made fun of his antics, but he seems to be pretty genuine in his delivery. He seemed to have his finger on the pulse of mental health way back in 2007. I'm not saying you have to like him, but very few people regarded mental health like we do now 14 years ago.
https://youtu.be/WqSTXuJeTks
You know, it's quite funny how in the 00s, everyone made fun of Britney Spears for being the crazy one and even when people defended her, they were laughed at for being silly and ridiculous fanboys and fangirls defending a "deranged person". Now, with the #FreeBritney movement, I think those people that attacked Britney owe her an apology. Even crazier is that a rather infamous video that broke the internet in 2007 is even now less funny and more poignant and true in hindsight. Anyone remember when former internet celebrity Chris Crocker made that video on Britney Spears after her disastrous VMAs performance in 2007 where he said the infamous line "Leave Britney Alone!"? He was ridiculed and probably anyone else who agreed felt the same way too as it was popular to hate on and laugh at her the whole time. Nowadays, it honestly feels really sad watching that video now, especially the extended version, where a calm but still tear-stricken Chris talks about Britney's well-being and how we should see her as a person who tries her best to better herself, despite the horror shows her life has been, even bringing up Anna Nicole Smith as he doesn't want her to end up like her (thankfully, she didn't). Watching that video now really does have a new meaning as she is a person, and the fact that she tried to get better after what she went through, that's pretty admirable and commendable as I can tell she's also doing for her kids and she wants to be there for them and support them, just like now. Plus, Chris was right, losing her aunt, going through a divorce from a scumbag like Kevin Federline, and a custody battle where she may not have seen her two kids again is downright heavy on you and yes, when is it professional to publicly bash someone who is going through hard times? Is money really that important to idiots, like TMZ? In retrospect, it was a harsh time for her and now, with this horrible conservatorship going, I think enough is enough. She should be left alone with her boyfriend and kids and just have peace without her father and cronies control her where she's basically his puppet so he can make money off of her while Kevin Federline probably laughs evily in the distance. In a better world that I hope would come true, I imagine her being at the beach with her boyfriend, playing with her kids, even watching anime with them as her sons love Dragon Ball Z. I just hope for the best so she can get put of this horror show she's bee
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I vaguely recall that Crocker's video was a parody of a woman who posted the same message in sincerity. Crocker is wearing eyeliner in the video because the woman in the original video had smeared, running eyeliner because she was crying in the video while asking people to leave Britney Spears alone.
I know there have been many parodies of Crocker's video so I may be thinking of one of the parodies that came after his video. But I seem to recall seeing a TV segment on some kind of entertainment news program about the original woman's video and then seeing Crocker's video shown after it, and knowing that that's why he had blond hair and eyeliner and that's why he was being overly dramatic.
>“Set a fire in your heart, Spartan! Fight hard. Die well.”
Two years following its announcement, we have just seen our first glimpse at campaign gameplay of Halo Infinite!
I was lucky enough to be invited to a media briefing with 343 Industries’ own Chris Lee (Studio Head) and Paul Crocker (Associate Creative Director), who provided insight into new characters and features, along with the announcement of Halo Infinite’s second composer and more.
The article linked above contains everything I learned from their commentary…
I'd like to add - the fact that most people assumed this was about her dying speaks volumes about how badly she was damaged
LEAVE JENNA AAAAALOOOOONE sobs I’m actually devastated :(
It is a video of the YouTube "personality" Chris Crocker sitting with his grandmother and they are having an argument. He keeps saying "psychology tells me you want to be like me" because she is crossing her legs the same way he is.
My wife has been searching for this video for years. It has special, personal significance to her. She used to always quote it with her family but it seems to have disappeared from YouTube.
Please help me out!
