I suddenly felt inspired to share some thoughts. Some people might assume that all this really gets to me if I’m taking the time to write such a long post about it. But honestly, I’m fine with it.
Hate is actually normal. Seriously. You can’t please everyone. There will always be people who don’t like you, what you do, how you do it, or the results you achieve.
Let me start by saying that I’m a public and fairly open person. My profile picture shows my real face, and people know my username and social media accounts. Some of you know about my white-hat projects, Motozilla, informational websites, gambling projects, private community, and iGaming mentorship, where I genuinely show my websites. I also openly discuss my other activities, such as building a large PBN network.
I deliberately added clown, poop, and other negative reactions to my posts. The comments are also open to everyone, so people can select these reactions, express their opinions, and so on.
Many of my colleagues hide or completely disable comments and remove negative reactions so that everything in their channels looks clean and sterile. It’s like reviews on Google Maps: you open a listing, see a 4.8 rating, and everything is obviously manipulated. There are no negative reviews, and everyone is supposedly happy.
My channel isn’t like that. I don’t want to do that. This is my position 🙂
From time to time, people leave various comments attempting to offend or discredit me. They try to show that I’m incompetent, have no expertise or websites, can’t rank anything, and am generally a fucking idiot with no money, no achievements, and nothing but lies.
It’s funny) A dozen or perhaps a couple dozen people leave clown and poop reactions under absolutely every post, regardless of what it says. It can be a post about gambling, or I can simply ask what everyone is currently working on or request advice about a specific issue.
In other words, they dislike me so much—and I trigger them so badly—that they feel compelled to demonstrate their dissatisfaction and outrage under every post. Yet the funniest part is that they don’t unsubscribe. They stay in the channel, continue reading, and keep commenting. So their interest in the channel clearly remains.
Where does this behavior come from, and why does it happen?
Most comments claiming that I’m a fucking idiot who knows and can do nothing serve a particular purpose. I could be wrong, but I think it’s all fairly simple and predictable. That’s just how psychology works.
A person wants to discredit me publicly and demonstrate my supposed incompetence. By using my visibility, they attempt to increase their own credibility and authority in the eyes of my subscribers. They want to validate themselves at my expense in front of the audience and community. Essentially, they latch onto me like a parasite and try to take some of the trust my subscribers place in me.
My opinion matters greatly to them, and they desperately want me to notice them. It’s like having a crush on a girl. You care what she thinks about you and want to appear as cool, intelligent, attractive, and authoritative as possible in her eyes. You’ll do many things to impress her and earn her approval and likes.
But if you don’t give a fuck about a particular girl, you’ll simply walk past her. You won’t waste your time trying to impress her—you’ll focus on your own business instead. I think the analogy is clear)
The people calling me a fucking idiot are usually anonymous: no profile picture, real name, recognizable username, or public projects. They have absolutely nothing to show—or perhaps a Telegram channel with ten subscribers.
On the other side is me: open, public, and supposedly vulnerable, with everything visible for people to examine. It’s like masked kidnappers holding my family hostage and demanding a ransom)
When I open my private messages, I discover that I already have a conversation history with roughly half of these people. Six months or a year ago, the same person contacted me asking for advice, assistance, or work. Now they’re writing in the comments that I’m a fucking idiot)
I’ve never publicly posted those private conversations in response to their comments, and I don’t intend to. Private messages are supposed to remain private. I might share something after hiding all identifying details and obtaining permission from the person involved.
I know people in the industry who don’t give a fuck and casually publish private conversations. I have no idea how anyone can work with or trust such people when everything could easily be leaked publicly. But I’ve wandered slightly off-topic)
Where does this desire to prove their importance come from? Again, I think the answer is pretty simple: personal frustration, a lack of visible results—if they’re honest enough to admit it to themselves—and an absence of inner confidence.
Let’s think about it. This may sound harsh and focus heavily on money, but it is what it is. Would a relatively successful person earning $20,000 per month spend their time shitting on someone earning $700? I don’t think so. Personally, I can’t imagine it.
Psychologically, that person doesn’t need to prove themselves to someone earning $700 per month. That person’s opinion and attention simply aren’t that important. They have already proven themselves through their results—at least in their own eyes.
The natural desire would be to help, explain something, or share experience. Do you understand what I mean?
There is an action, and then there is a reaction to that action. Perhaps they might behave differently toward someone earning $2 million per month and try to discredit that person instead. But even that is far from certain. Earning $20,000 per month already demonstrates that someone has passed a basic filter and probably isn’t enough of a fucking idiot to waste time on this bullshit)
Many intelligent and successful people follow my channel—people who are a hundred times smarter and more successful than I am. They have greater visibility, more money, larger teams, and levels of revenue that I’m still very far from reaching.
I can’t remember any of them ever sending me bullshit about how I’m a fucking idiot. Not in the comments and not in private messages. They don’t need to prove anything to me or validate themselves at my expense. I’m friends with many of these people, and they’re open and completely reasonable.
Some people are triggered by my private community or mentorship. That’s genuinely fine, and I understand them. To some people, paying for information products is complete bullshit because everything is supposedly available for free. They also consider anyone who purchases these products a fucking idiot)
Such people often see no value in intellectual property whatsoever. Why pay $10 for a movie or a platform subscription when you can pirate it from a torrent or find a leaked course online?
They believe that only basic, socially accepted things should cost money: groceries, taxis, or paying someone to dig a hole. Those things have value, while private communities and educational products are supposedly scams.
I have never positioned myself as some kind of fucking expert in gambling, SEO, e-commerce promotion, or anything else. Everything I write and do here is simply me sharing my personal experience. That’s all.
These aren’t laws or universal truths that everyone must follow. I tried something, it worked or it didn’t, and then I described the experience, added screenshots, and shared it with you.
My private community and iGaming mentorship are built around exactly that. They’re based on personal experience that can’t be replicated or faked. This isn’t a magic pill, a get-rich-quick fantasy, or a promise that you’ll become a millionaire within a month. It’s simply the transfer of my experience, approaches, and strategies.
I’ve already invested $100,000 in gambling projects. Basically, I bought myself a great deal of experience that I can now share with others)) But that doesn’t make me someone who can make unquestionable declarations and tell everyone exactly what they should do.
I do plenty of unsuccessful shit, make mistakes, and still don’t know or understand many things. Nevertheless, I continue learning, testing, and trying new approaches. I’m also genuinely happy to listen to you, my subscribers, and learn from your experience.
I frequently publish posts—and not as a joke—asking for your advice and assistance. I ask how you approach certain things, what works for you, and what doesn’t.
Mistakes and fuckups are normal. You need to give yourself permission to make them without being afraid. This channel stopped being purely work-related a long time ago. It has become personal as well. Essentially, it’s also my personal blog and diary, where I share and show parts of my life.
Sorry, this turned into a very long post. Hugs to everyone 🫂
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