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Going Viral is Not a Hot Goal
55:44 - 56:53 (01:09)
In this episode, the host declares that going viral should not be a goal, as it often involves cringy behavior and questionable content. He reflects on the strange and bizarre things people do to achieve viral success on the internet, and advises against imitating these behaviors.
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