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Focus features in Blumhouse present Obsession. When I have a crush on a guy no one knows, be careful.
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I wish Nikki loved me more than anyone in the entire world.
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Who you wish for? Obsession is 96% fresh on rotten Tomatoes. I love you so, so, so, so much. It's blood soaked nightmare fuel.
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Brooke, I just blowed your foot on her.
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You have been warned. Obsession. Rated R under 17, animated without parent only theaters May 15 with special engagements in Dolby.
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Nothing you do. Professional people knowing I'm a nice human being and that I've helped matter so much more to me than the zeros in my bank account. I know the cliche response. Easy for you to say now that you have it. I got it because that's who I was. If you love music more, but you make more money in cards and comics, go all in and learning music because flipping music's gonna make you happier in your soul. What makes me happy in my soul was these flowers. There's no money I make that ever makes me feel better than the moment I just had. People knowing I'm a good guy and me knowing that then it affects them so that they'll be a good guy to the girl or guy that comes and sees them. In 15 years that I'm setting the framework that I am literally one of the few people on the Internet saying, like, no, nice guys win. Nice guys win. Nice guys win. Be nice. Like, I know. I mean, somebody left a comment to a post I did yesterday that got like a thousand likes on TikTok that said, this is the king of toxic positivity. And I laughed. I laughed that we live in a world where people really believe there's something called toxicity. Toxic positivity. I'm not delusional. Does anybody listen to what I say? Toxic positivity is slang for delusion. I'm selling you all delusion that life can be good or that it's nice out there or it's not as bad as you think. That is insanity. To me, it's the truth. But you've all believed the naysayers. You believe the cynics, the politicians, the scared parents and teachers and bosses. You're allowed. But I'm telling you right now, fear. Fear, and go get yours. And if you actually believe you can, you can't because someone told you it's tough for your Gen Z's by the boomers and you'll never be as successful or sneakers are dead and you're. Because you got a closet in a warehouse. If you believe you're Dead. Do you understand? You're dead. I'm not saying this is the secret. All of this is hard work. I've got two admins and a whole team behind me looking over my shoulder right now because I'm four minutes late. That's how valuable my time is. It's all work. But I promise you, if you don't choose practical optimism, meaning you have to be optimistic that you can because it's true, you can. You might have to go through therapy, you might have to cut all your fucking toxic friends out. You might have to stop popping pills and smoking weed. You might have to do a lot of. But you can. I know you can. I've been on the receiving end of thousands of you who weren't you, who were fucking already set up for winning. And it just had to be a little like, like truth of love, like I didn't let you down. And he kept listening. I've met thousands of not you. Fucking real drug use. Abusing their girl up, hating the world only like trying to build out of fear and hate, not out of love and optimism. And I've watched my content and my interactions and many others that do what I do, convert these people to straight gangsters. And that's what I want for you. I don't want you to have a shit fucking life. That's my rant. I do not want you to have a shit fucking life. And I promise you, it's this.
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The GaryVee Audio Experience
Episode: 3 Minute Saturday Morning Reset: Why Practical Optimism is the Ultimate Competitive Advantage
Host: Gary Vaynerchuk
Date: May 9, 2026
In this short but impactful segment, Gary Vaynerchuk delivers a passionate message about the critical role of practical optimism in achieving happiness, fulfillment, and ultimate success. He challenges cynicism, addresses critiques of “toxic positivity,” and advocates for leading a life built on kindness and belief in one’s potential. Gary stresses that although hard work is essential, maintaining hope and an optimistic outlook is the true competitive advantage.
Personal fulfillment over money: Gary emphasizes that genuine happiness comes from doing what excites the spirit and being known as a good, kind person.
Legacy of positivity: He believes that modeling kindness influences others to be better humans down the road.
Responding to critics: Gary recounts a comment accusing him of “toxic positivity,” and uses it as a launching pad to differentiate optimism from delusion.
Rooted in reality: He insists that optimism is not about ignoring life’s difficulties, but about refusing to succumb to cynicism.
Mindset is everything: Gary warns against internalizing negativity from others, emphasizing that belief is a precursor to action.
Practical optimism drives outcomes: The combination of optimism and hard work is what leads to success, even if the path requires major life changes.
Transformation through community and content: He shares stories of people drastically improving their lives after engaging with his content and the broader positivity movement.
A call to action: Gary’s final message is passionate and clear, underscoring his fundamental mission.
Gary’s segment is a high-energy pep talk, urging listeners to buck cynicism, double down on kindness, and seize the “ultimate competitive advantage” of practical optimism—no matter their present circumstance.