>>11247634This is actually a very recurring theme where a guy who just rose to success suddenly starts saying conformist shit like that or direct political statements that are completely out of place with the topic. The standard explanation would be "well yeah, pandering is the best move for his business" but that's not what's actually happening because the reason for this isn't logical or planned but rather psychological and subconscious. What happened in his case was his sudden realization that the money he's making has elevated him from his low-status position in society to a high-status one, so his rebellion under the form of radical contrarian beliefs is no longer necessary as he is now a beneficiary of the status quo, so therefor the most logical conclusion is to placate the status quo that benefits you and conform to its rules, which are as of right now promotion of feminism, anti-racism and climate alarmism. You can expect a future video to have one of these topics also included in it, most likely some autistic 5 minute-long tangent on climate change.
And no, all of these directors and marketers and ecelebs suddenly doing stuff like this in synchrony isn't some grand jewish psyop conspiracy, it's just the basic tribal psychology that I described above. If tomorrow the mainstream culture became promotion of eugenics and racial purity, he'd come up with something new to pander to nazis and he'd do it because in his primate brain, a very fast subconscious calculation will be executed that calculates "pandering -> lower risk of status loss -> pandering time". This is the exact same psychological process that fired for these hypocritical #metoo men who ended up being unironic rapists, a basic risk hedging strategy for their social status.
