00:30It's not like he reposted somebody else's meme, he crops their name out and puts in
00:41Jay Shetty.
00:42That's stealing.
00:43Jay Shetty.
00:44That's stealing.
01:11In two years of stealing everybody else's material, Jay got himself on the Forbes 30
01:31under 30 list and is making millions, millions, by making him a sociopath, a liar, and at
01:56the very least a plagiarist.
01:57In any other industry he would be fired, tarred, feathered, and thrown out for this shit.
02:19Facebook started the Watch program and they put Jay in that program to show advertisers
02:23they should spend on Facebook Watch.
02:24They bumped his numbers up, they didn't fake the views, they just put him in everybody's
02:30feed even when they didn't follow him so that those views would accumulate.
02:33I know, because that's how he ended up in mine.
02:35And then so they could keep showing Facebook Watch on making advertisers money, they put
02:38the algorithm in his favor.
02:39Everybody who likes his page gets to see his stuff.
02:41That does not happen for the rest of us.
02:43Facebook can totally do that if they want to, they were promoting their new show.
02:46It's like when Britney Spears' promotional team used to buy a million of her singles
02:49the night before it went out, so by the time it went out it was already a hit single.
02:54It wasn't lying, it was marketing.
02:56Jay, I know you're gonna see this and I welcome you to have a debater chat with me live on
03:21my Facebook.
03:22I'd love to talk to you about plagiarism, authenticity, and anything else you want to
03:25talk about.
Comments