Commentator (10:46)
All right, but back to the story. Back to the accusations of racism. It did not stop with that singular Reddit post. Somebody else posted on X and said Tyler Oliveira enters India pretending to be a vlogger. Pretending to be a vlogger only hunts for the dirtiest corners, chicken markets, garbage dumps, and now some little known village festival. He's not here to explore, he's here to defame. It is hard to believe that this isn't part of a planned smear campaign, dude, it literally is part of a smear campaign. You get it? Because they're smearing cow shit on each other. And again, I really don't care. He's there engaging with culture. He did not seem offensive. He was not attacking any. He was simply highlighting something that happens every year in this Indian village. Anyway, the outrage kept growing. People were even calling upon Google and YouTube to censor him and ban the video. This one woman said, India is YouTube's second largest market and is poised to become Google's most important market in the coming years. If the government of India cannot leverage this position to direct Google from preventing the release of a content made with the only intention to dehumanize and incite more racism against Indians, then the minister, this is the person who is the minister of broadcasting in India should step down. I request other followers to bring this attention to the government of India. So they are literally asking the government of India to go to Google and say, do not let this documentary about a festival that actually does happen in India and is beloved by the people who live in this village. Do not allow that to be posted online because it could incite violence. Because in our mind, it was created with the intention to incite racism and violence. That is not why this was created. Again, he is highlighting culture. We could actually argue that this is anti racism because instead of just watching and judging things from afar, Tyler actually went to India. He went to the village. He experienced it for himself. Thank you very much. I would say that maybe that is anti racist, but no, no, that is not good enough. People were hell bent on arguing that he was only doing this to India and it was highly racist and it was all targeted at Indians. Somebody else posted and said, why is Tyler Oliveira interested in cultural reform in India when he can do it in his own country? USA has high sex trafficking rates, rapes, bestiality, gun culture, and drug addiction. Who appointed goras as India as moral and cultural police? Another person said, this photo isn't from India. It's Woodstock in 1999, an American festival. Toilets overflowed. Attendees broke water and toilet pipes. People thought they were jumping in mud, but it was actually sewage mixed with human waste. Dozens were hospitalized. Multiple reports of sexual assault were filed. Maybe make a documentary about that first. How does this even relate to what Tyler is doing? He responded and he said, throwing and rubbing cow poop on each other's bodies that has been collected over the span of six months to honor a God born from cow poop. Is not the same as concert attendees jumping in what they thought was mud. This level of coping is insane. It truly is. But guys, the coping did not end there. Another person posted this and said, why do you have to come to India and then record a video of a cow dung festival by going in the middle of the event and then cry like a loser, you shitty fellow. Shitty. The shit jokes, guys, they're just too good. They go on and they say, you can record poop in Western countries. Plenty on streets of California. Human poop. You can have record in your countries, make videos. And then Tyler responds and says, I filmed in many of those cities. Don't be mad, bro. And that, that's the thing he does. It's not just about India. No matter how much you're crying online and posting on X and posting on Reddit, this is what Tyler does. This is his entire YouTube channel. Look at some of these videos. I investigated the poorest town in America. England is on the brink of a civil war. I exposed scammers in Rome. I investigated the drug overdose capital of America. I exposed scammers in nyc. I exposed scammers in Barcelona. I think the majority of his videos are actually done here in America. But apparently Indians smearing boop on each other was the final straw. And guys, this was just chef's kiss icing on the cake. Even Dinesh d' Souza jumped in and was triggered. He commented on one of Tyler's posts and said, how about commenting on this festival? It seems like the future belongs to the poop throwers. And he posted the screenshot of a graph showing the median household income by major racial and ethnic groups in the United States that show that Asian households make the most money in America. And this is the same Dinesh d' Souza that for years has said, I'm an American. I'm an American first, I don't care about race. I am an American. And let's just say his one comment that he probably thought was innocent started a whole other debate on top of the racist accusations. Like one person said, dinesh, I don't get it. Why do you personally care so much about a post that was about Indians in India when you are fully American, as you say? And not to completely get off course here, I'm just throwing this in here. But this is especially interesting because as many people brought up, including Dinesh himself, he has long fought against multiculturalism in the West. Like in one post relatively recently, he said, I'm the Indian in this photo. He posted a family photo. He said, I'm the Indian in the photo. I've written against multiculturalism and in defense of western civilization for 30 years. He has also posted and said, you, skin color is the least interesting thing about you. Black is boring. White is boring. Race is boring. Let's move on to something else. So my thought here is that Tyler's documentary should actually be an accidental argument in support of the things that Dinesh has stood against. Right? Because it's so insane and we should not be wanting to have mass immigration into our country and bring that into our Western world. Like, right? Isn't that what you're saying? Anyway, whatever. I just thought that was interesting, so I wanted to include it. Moving on. The point being now the right and the left were both up in arms about this documentary, about all the things that Tyler was doing. And on top of all of that, on top of asking the Indian government to ask Google to censor the video, people started doxxing Tyler and his family. They even went so far as to claim that Tyler's mom was an onlyfans and porn star model. So he was getting attacked, his family was getting attacked. He was also getting thousands of scam calls, all of which he shared online as he was getting ready to release the documentary. And after two weeks of this insanity and all of these attacks of racism, he finally said, enough, enough. I am done. Or so we thought. This is what he posted. He said, after much consideration, I have decided that I will not be releasing my documentary capturing India's poop throwing festival. I have been doxxed. I have been threatened by thousands of Indians. Over the last two weeks, tens of thousands of Indians have turned my life into a living hell. My family has been attacked in ways I could have never imagined. Showing up to this poop festival was the worst decision of my life and I severely underestimated the power of India. I am only one man. I cannot defeat the combined power of 1.5 billion Indians who yearn for my destruction. It's a really funny tweet. I simply cannot continue fighting this war and must choose my battles. This one simply isn't worth it. I never meant to offend Indians, their religion or their culture. I just wanted to participate in in this unusual poop throwing festival and share it with the world to see. I ask that all Indians reading this please leave my family alone. Thank you. But thankfully, guys, after then that post also went viral. It seems like maybe this was just a marketing tactic or he caught his second wind and he got empowered again. Because after the weekend after he made that post he shared this. He said, psych. India poop throwing festival out now. Americans do not negotiate with terrorists. You can dox, threaten, harass or kill me and I will still keep going. I am unstoppable. I will never stop fighting for the truth. Mic drop from Tyler and released the documentary he did. And unfortunately, just to bring it all back. Unfortunately for Dinesh d', Souza, that one comment is still chasing him. Tyler even, quote, tweeted him and said, mask off, Dinesh. You got pump faked. Whatever happened to no more identity politics? I don't know if Dinesh is ready for Gen Z. I don't know if he is ready for what is to come with Gen Z or Gen Alpha. But maybe that is just one of the lessons of today. Now the other lesson is do not apologize to people who are hell bent on hating you, who desperately want to cancel you no matter what you say. I mean, just take this response from Tyler. Somebody posted this in the South Asian masculinity subreddit and said Tyler Oliveira must be canceled. And he wrote, so the white Nazi insane known as Tyler Oliveira posted the poop throwing festival in India video. This is sure to inflame already bad online racism against Indians. Is there any way we can cancel him? Which is like most insane post and Tyler responds and says, the most masculine thing you can do as a South Asian is definitely to conspire with other redditors as to how you can cancel me for filming a poop throwing festival in your country. Give it a rest and go pick up some weights. Yeah, the most masculine thing that you can actually do in this situation is acknowledge that this festival is in fact wild, that it is insane. Maybe even celebrate Tyler for being willing to actually get in there and actually experience it, which is more than most of you can say who are pissed at him. I guarantee they have not put themselves into the middle of an Indian poop throwing festival to try to experience and share something about a culture. So anyway, go touch grass, go shovel some cow manure and log off after you watch Tyler's insane documentary. All right, see you guys next time. I'm coming to you live from my version of the Indian poop throwing festival. If I'm not careful, I'm gonna fall in all of this. This actually is pig poop instead of cow dung. Anyway, touching poop.
