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@RoryPetzer Drop catchers and duck batsmen should be publicly shamed and pelted with rotten tomatoes.

As honest, TV licence paying and hardworking South African cricket fans, we don’t deserve this anxiety. Proteas, please. #T20WorldCup

@unixwhotop @ed_corte Same issue here. There's a Reddit thread about it with lots of comments as well. Across different regions. Some are saying its only bugged on one account, but works if they play on an alt.

@ed_corte Hey so there's a lot of user reporting that they can't lobby to games, I have the same issue, it says cannot create lobby, are you aware of that ?

It's been an exciting first 24 hours of our new ARAM Mayhem update that went out with Patch 16.3 - data and feedback from all of you have been pouring in, so I wanted to take a moment to share a bit of what we're seeing on what we'll be taking some action on

@patriotsarmor @VigilantFox Do you live in South Africa?

And yet the media is still calling it a conspiracy theory and saying it has been debunked. It's gotten to the point where we just need to shut the media down and close their doors, they are literally useless propaganda tools for the demigods. Pull their FCC licenses and let's end this garbage.

Trump just played his ace card. The media spent years covering up the targeted killings of White farmers in South Africa——because it didn't fit their narrative. He confronted the issue head-on beside President Ramaphosa, under the bright lights of live TV. What happened next left the press scrambling for cover. 🧵 THREAD

@RSAWEB my internet goes down every day. I spoke to your technicians online but they told me I need to run tests that show a fault before you will send a technician or I will be charged a callout fee. I know winmtr and ping plot tests are unrelated to your isp based issue.

@foxenflask @DrLoupis @elonmusk I went to the original post and don't see anything. Not really arguing for any of these groups, just wanted to see if it's true.

Special rules for chosen people.

@WatcherGuru So it's 0.017% of their holdings? Idk if thats bullish.

JUST IN: $2.8 trillion asset manager Goldman Sachs discloses $418 million #Bitcoin ETF holdings.

13 years in this bin. #MyXAnniversary

@lokithebird @notthreadguy @Cobratate Broken clocks are right twice a day

@notthreadguy I admit, after watching your interview with @Cobratate I started reconsider him because I agreed with a lot of his points.

I interviewed andrew tate in romania: here's my honest thoughts (brain dump no edits) first of all i want to express genuine gratitude for the opportunity and everyone that supported the content + reached out before/after. i love you the interview: to date this was by far my biggest piece of content. we flew to romania on ~4 days notice, managed the entire production and made it fucking happen. i didn't do this alone, not even CLOSE (thank yous in a separate post) take your opinions of andrew tate out of this: as a host the chance to conduct this interview was too fucking good to turn down self reflecting i think i did well. while it wasn't the greatest interview i ever hosted, it was extremely important. i've never hosted someone at the level of andrew. i knew this would have a massive spotlight and every word i said would be analyzed and picked apart (and it was) there are some areas i could have done better (particularly the crypto section) but i got significantly better in doing this. i feel there's no conversation im not prepared for moving forward everyone wants to know andrew tate is REALLY like. he showed me and the entire team the upmost respect and humility pre and post interview. his team was extremely responsive and helpful to all of our needs. on set he was incredibly respectful and accommodating. he shook everyone's hand in the room, looked them in the eyes, thanked them for their time, took a picture with EVERYONE, he was also on time with ZERO bullshit. i kind of expected it but he was a true class act. everyone involved appreciated it I've never interviewed anyone close to his verbal skillset. the guy is really a professional, the SECOND the cameras turned on and we started recording he snapped into character. it was honestly unreal. he knows what to say, how to deliver it, how to get points across, how to get views, pushback and attention I honestly learned a ton from the interview as a host. there's a reason you can't get away from him and his content whether you like it or not he can talk and advance a conversation unlike anyone i've ever spoken to. it was honestly a surreal experience being in the room hosting again; whether you like him or not he truly believes what he says, has a deep understanding of his beliefs and why he believes them, is engaging (we went for almost four hours) and entertaining it was the first interview where i had genuine pushback from the guest. often i have the bigger (or equal) platform and the guest is just happy to be there (and benefits equal or more). this conversation had a different relationship. he had zero fear pushing back on anything i said or pressing me on certain points it clearly made me uncomfortable in certain spots and forced me to get my shit together on the fly i was visibly shying away from certain topics that we dove head first into. his team was recording the entire interview and i knew what was said is what will get posted. no take backsies i've never felt that level of live pressure in an interview before. i grew the fuck up on the fly and clearly settled in as the convo progressed he is ALWAYS looking for an edge and if you give him any opening or show any weakness during the convo he is going to capitalize on it. this felt much closer to a chess match than an interview. tbh it was electric you could literally cut the tension in the room with a knife, but somehow i was FULLY engaged in the conversation, focused on nobody but him in a flow state for almost four hours. imo anyone can learn from how articulate he is and the way his points flow. he has a natural ability to tie points back, bring the conversation full circle and simplify complicated topics the most surprising part was his depth of knowledge across various topics. i had a defined plan going into the the interview. there were 5-10 crypto topics i wanted to hit - anything else was fair game. you could ask that mf anything and he would have a well thought out response. i mean ANYTHING the second the interview started i scratched my notes and didn't look at them once. we went for 90 minutes before the word crypto was mentioned once. totally off script - the way it should be it's even crazier to see some of the topics discussed (particularly a potential trump assassination) becoming real literal days after the conversation. he is genuinely knowledgable on crypto and has been here a lot longer than most think. while a little abrasive, i believe he has some solid counter points for the negative sides of crypto and the community and does a good job highlighting potential areas of improvements i left the convo with an insane confidence boost in myself and my ability the feeling i got when it was over, everyone left and i was alone in the room i will probably chase for the rest of my life. part anxiety, part relief, but full of adrenaline energy. just electric by far the biggest thing i learned from this interview is nobody fucking cares as a host i felt i had an obligation to myself to take this interview and separate all personal/public opinions away. it was relevant to crypto and the real world there was an ungodly amount of discourse on whether or not i should do the interview before it happened. i got so caught up in the drama i almost lost it (lol), even though i never for a second considered not doing it. it was a fucking no brainer but for how much public pushback i got pre interview, it was hilarious to see how quickly it turned to support once the interview was live, digested and enjoyed by many (i hope) what i realized is everyone is their own main character. people have so much going on in their own lives to think that they ACTUALLY care about what you do in yours is absurd. they can't even stay on top of their own do what you think is right and fuck all the noise, because it's literally just noise. this was my most impactful career moment to date i can't imagine taking advice from others that i don't want to be on how i should advance my career or live my life. i'm so grateful i did it, because my perspective on life at large matured years. again, regardless of your opinion on andrew tate i think there's many takeaways from this event as a whole. i know i have many finally i just want to say a genuine thank you to Andrew. he didn't have to do this. he does charge 6-figures from some of the largest media outlets in existence for interviews and they pay it for a reason. the guy pulls fucking views. before the interview my biggest x podcast had 1mm views and youtube had 1,000 at the time of posting this on x the interview has almost 8 million views and 700,000 on youtube (kinda surreal) this pod exposed my brand to an entirely new audience and i already have significantly increased inbound i left feeling like i leveled up as a human. not just because it was andrew tate, but because i did something i really wasn't sure i could pull off, and we did that shit complete brain dump and didn't even re read this, but yea hope you enjoyed

@Dplanet @notthreadguy But he speaks well, shook everyone's hand and looked them in the eye so he's not a bad guy right??

"He was a true class act" In Romania, he has been indicted with serial human trafficking and r@pe, and forming an organised criminal enterprise. He has multiple charges of r@pe awaiting him in the UK where he will extradited. Evidence of his crimes includes victim statements, phone call transcripts, text transcripts, bank records, self-incriminating videos, crypto wallet records, CCTV footage, and expert witness statements. There are 70,000 pages of evidence - the small amount that has been released paints a convincing and thorough picture of Tate's crimes. Giving Tate a platform is a direct affront to his victims. You can argue that he should be considered innocent until proven guilty - which is how the judicial process works, but you are free to make your own judgment. This is not about Tate being a 'controversial' character because of his misogynistic rants, or his red pill alpha male nonsense, there are serious charges with actual victims. Lining up to platform him for likes and views is crazy.

@Bamedi_ Bejutsu #1 iconic NFT moment

Who wants to create an iconic moments list?

@PietSw @GarethCliff Politicians don't want educated voters. Can't spin stories to them as easily.

A balanced Political Education course should be taught at school, at least from Grade 10. Even if it's just 30 min a week. Before being eligible to vote, you should at least have some knowledge of how the electoral system and politics work. If you don't know what proportional representation is, if you don't know that politicians are public servants and not rockstars, if you don't know how a ballot is spoiled....sorry, you cannot vote!

Well done SA... Well, the 58% of REGISTERED voters who got it right (minus the 200 000 morons who spolied their ballots), so actually only 16 million of us, well done. As for the other 74% of the country, you people are either too young, too old, too lazy, too useless or too stupid. I have nothing to say to you.

@Kory_pepe @VonCross_ @Azuki Let it go man. Get back in your little clown car and fuck off.

@VonCross_ @Azuki Yoooooooooooooo best move you’ve ever made. Zaga the rug doesn’t deserve someone dedicated like you. Whatever you do next will be huge. Congrats bro.

Today I wanna announce something, Going forward I will not be working with @Azuki anymore. Not because I’m not bullish on what they are building or anything of the sort. I’m just moving forward and want to do different things within Web3.

@ExpectedValue_ @WhiteCat23_ 💚

@WhiteCat23_ The one and only @TigerM4fia.

Who made this?!?!?!

@rushkagg half of 0 is 0 so yeah

If you had the opportunity to do content full time with half of your current salary would you do it?

@wickedsalami love u

love can make it happen

@BBCHARDtalk @BBC @BBCWorld This man got absolutely roasted for good reason. Where was this energy for the last 100 years when @bp_plc was ruining our planet? Maybe Stephan should do some actual journalism and start breathing down THEIR necks instead.

“We have the lowest rate of deforestation in the world… Guyana will still be net zero” President Irfaan Ali says Guyana won’t take lectures on climate change as it exploits its huge offshore oil and gas reserves 📻 bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

@ZAGABOND I've had so many great conversations with Uber drivers. Learned many things about people from different walks of life. They have some great stories to tell.

DiDi taxi app in China is the best. Cars arrive in <5 mins and all the driver does is ask you to put on your seat belt, then silence the rest of the way. Every single ride.

@mulan_art If this is your stance you haven't been listening from day one.

IMO if Azuki’s focus was just 1 pfp (no beanz or elementals) and building community for networking (bribing together western ppl (or Asian who live in the west) and Asian), flex and focus on crypto opportunities for the community (pre-sale rounds, airdrops etc), Azuki would have been Number 1 project long time ago. I think most people in crypto space don’t need IP or anime. Like if I want anime, I can just watch a great one for free. You don’t need to bridge web2 and web3 or try to attract non-crypto natives. You gotta build for crypto natives and deliver what’s important for them

@222bratty SUS

guys i can explain…

@ElaineAzuki14 @IamSuperMassive Marketing team doing marketing stuff. Good job. Nothing to see here folks.

Hey Supermassive - I’m elaine, the marketing lead at Azuki. We are not buying fake followers from those shady sites, but you are right in that we are running paid ads through google. I know there is a negative connotation with ads and we are aware that organically grown communities are more engaged and retained. But for us to realistically compete with web2 anime IPs and drive awareness, SOV and reach for Azuki, I believe ads are a necessary investment in addition to our other marketing tactics. If some of these people turn out to be fans of our upcoming anthology, it’s a win because that means we’re breaking out of web3 into web2. The market for anime is huge, which means there is a ton of potential for reaching new audiences that may not find us organically - this is where paid is very advantageous because we can run campaigns that optimize for those people. For context on the spike specifically, we started advertising on YouTube on Feb 27 and started with a simple promo for our Sisters 2.5d animation with a pretty low budget, optimizing for views. On the 29th, I wanted to experiment more with other bidding strategies and ad optimizations, more specifically the subscriber optimization. I decided to put a small amount of budget there globally with the Sisters animation asset to see what benchmarks we could get by market. The cost per conversion was shockingly low in comparison to what I experienced in the past. The next day, I messaged the team flagging this spike in subscriber count because I was not expecting it to be that cost efficient and to drive so many subscribers with such a small budget (I agree - looks sus). Since then, we’ve continued to optimize the various campaign types, creative assets in rotation, the bidding strategy and the targeting to make sure we aim for higher quality subscribers who will more likely enjoy future content from Azuki - that is the goal.

There's a lot of success theatre in #web3. Lots of vanity metrics. If you're an #Azuki holder you probably don't want to hear this but your Youtube channel's numbers don't add up. This is your social blade page. socialblade.com/youtube/channe… Look at the 2nd march. 23k subs in one day