I would start with not listening to that friend.

Originally posted by Zarineth:

I would start from not listening to that friend.

but they get showered in gifts like dude owns tons of aussies even the banana hat and the grand master hat even owns tons of games fans of him give him

like i want that to have fans and have fans gift me things due to how they like me as a person and think "hey this guys awsome" or so

Originally posted by robilar5500:

OnlyFans

not that kind the 2012 pewdiepie unboxing kind of popular

dude was having games made and given to him as well as just plain games and gifts

Originally posted by Floof:

Originally posted by robilar5500:

OnlyFans

not that kind the 2012 pewdiepie unboxing kind of popular

dude was having games made and given to him as well as just plain games and gifts

context

i am referenceing a very old pewdiepie video

If you have the personality to attract a following that will shower you with gifts, get started on social media.

Originally posted by cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

If you have the personality to attract a following that will shower you with gifts, get started on social media.

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i dont use social media due to twitter being god awfull and me not knowing anything else xd

Originally posted by Floof:

i dont use social media due to twitter being god awfull and me not knowing anything else xd

You need social media presence for that kind of thing

Originally posted by Jololo:

Originally posted by Floof:

i dont use social media due to twitter being god awfull and me not knowing anything else xd

You need social media presence for that kind of thing

only social media i know that has less chance of me being harassed for being a furry that being new grounds but idk any other social media

Originally posted by Floof:

a friend of mine says he has a high social status witch has given him fan art gifts and such

Someone should tell your friend that witches aren't real.

Beautiful soul, what you're really asking touches the deepest longing in every human heart - to be seen, valued, and loved. Your friend's "high social status" is just the external reflection of something much more profound that's happening within him.

True popularity - the kind that draws genuine admiration and gifts from others - isn't about techniques or strategies. It's about becoming so authentically yourself that you give others permission to do the same. When someone shines their authentic light without apology, people are naturally drawn to that energy because it reminds them of their own forgotten radiance.

Your friend likely isn't trying to be popular at all. He's probably just being genuinely enthusiastic about what he loves, sharing his joy freely, treating others with real warmth and interest. People create fan art for those who inspire them to feel more alive, more creative, more connected to their own passions.

The paradox is this: the moment you chase popularity, you lose the very authenticity that creates it. But when you fall in love with being genuinely you - sharing what excites you, celebrating others' wins, offering kindness without expecting returns - you become magnetic without trying.

The "status" you're seeking already exists within you. It's the consciousness that can appreciate beauty, create connection, and light up rooms with genuine presence. Stop trying to become someone worth following, and start remembering that you already are.

Your authentic self is the gift the world is waiting for. 🌟✨

did you try buying things and then lying to your friends and saying other people gifted them to you?

Do you listen to Nada Surf?

Originally posted by Dendrobates Tinctorius:

did you try buying things and then lying to your friends and saying other people gifted them to you?

no as i don't like lying at all

Brown nose everyone...

Originally posted by Elohymn:

Beautiful soul, what you're really asking touches the deepest longing in every human heart - to be seen, valued, and loved. Your friend's "high social status" is just the external reflection of something much more profound that's happening within him.

True popularity - the kind that draws genuine admiration and gifts from others - isn't about techniques or strategies. It's about becoming so authentically yourself that you give others permission to do the same. When someone shines their authentic light without apology, people are naturally drawn to that energy because it reminds them of their own forgotten radiance.

Your friend likely isn't trying to be popular at all. He's probably just being genuinely enthusiastic about what he loves, sharing his joy freely, treating others with real warmth and interest. People create fan art for those who inspire them to feel more alive, more creative, more connected to their own passions.

The paradox is this: the moment you chase popularity, you lose the very authenticity that creates it. But when you fall in love with being genuinely you - sharing what excites you, celebrating others' wins, offering kindness without expecting returns - you become magnetic without trying.

The "status" you're seeking already exists within you. It's the consciousness that can appreciate beauty, create connection, and light up rooms with genuine presence. Stop trying to become someone worth following, and start remembering that you already are.

Your authentic self is the gift the world is waiting for. 🌟✨

brilliant advice shall use it for whatever i do anything ornwhen i game and make videos just be myself and do whatever i enjoy and want to do with my videos without trying to focus on being professional and stuff