SHE'S BACK BROShttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDIgc3M3sXw
>>217435734AND SHE MADE A MOVIE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIQ8Uuroi94I prefer gdiddlydog
Her Wikitubia entry is insane.>Controversies>Fake Pregnancy and Miscarriage>After an extended absence, Caroline returned to YouTube in April 2024, claiming that she was pregnant in a video titled ‘I have an announcement....’, the thumbnail showing her baby bump. She explains that she is going to keep the baby despite the fact she is young, because she fears she won't be able to conceive again if she gets medical intervention. The last picture, purportedly taken at 26 weeks, was one of several Polaroid snapshots she displayed. The video was well produced, and people genuinely believed that she was pregnant, being confused by her appearance on BFT a few weeks prior where she had been seen smoking with no visible bump.>On May 2, 2024, Caroline followed up with a now-deleted video titled ‘I lost the baby...’[8] in which she says that it was a joke, she wasn't actually pregnant, and that people should stop feeling connected to her on a parasocial level. “The joke is you connected to something that wasn't real, and I have become something that isn't real.” She then announced the launch of her Patreon.>Some people were upset about her lying and manipulating her audience,[9] as well as her click-baiting a miscarriage, while others said it was on-brand even if it was in poor taste. She said on The C Suite group chat, “it's never my intention to upset people, so it's especially difficult to receive backlash when I knew what was coming”.
>those comments asking about the babypeople will never forgive her for such an obvious joke.
>>217435781>Caroline posted a video to Patreon titled ‘Responding to Backlash’,[10] addressing the criticism. She reflected on the reactions, acknowledging that some criticisms were valid, but others misunderstood the intentions behind the joke. She discussed the dynamics of creator-audience relationships and the manipulative power of social media, especially highlighting how people blur the lines between the real and online world. She said that she wouldn't be explaining the meaning behind the joke publicly because people wouldn't change the way that they thought of her.>Despite the backlash received, she didn't apologize and commented on the role of social media in shaping people's perception of reality, and the performative nature of online personas. She said that “It totally makes sense why people would think that this was a sincere attempt at making money, but I don't think that they consider that a sincere attempt at making money would be for me to continue to fake the pregnancy”, and that the inclusion of the Patreon promotion at the end of the video was ‘intentionally tasteless’.>She stressed the importance of artistic expression and questioned the effectiveness of cancel culture on the internet, because it largely does not result in personal growth from peer reactions. Caroline brought up how this intrigued her as an artist, which is what she wanted to explore by starting the controversy. She said, “The implications of a person being able to put on a song and dance on social media, and have it be really emotionally provocative to the extent that an audience would empathize with the character, that they see on the screen and believe that it's real because there is this expectation that what you're watching on social media is real... that to me is f***ing wild.”
>>217435803>Animal Abuse Reaction video>Sometime in 2019, Caroline asked people to submit content to her subreddit for her to react to in a video, which was titled 'I went on reddit and it was just ok'.[11] Unfortunately, one of the submitted items was a video of animal abuse which managed to slip through the gaps of the moderators. Caroline included the clip in her video to YouTube. Upon facing backlash, she censored the clip using the blur tool built into YouTube and commented ‘...laughing at animal abuse is obviously tasteless. But I kept it in the video because I thought it was fake’. She then deleted the video after facing further backlash.>On June 17, 2019, Caroline addressed it in her video ‘Let's have a deep talk - Corncast’, saying, “I think people need to expect that I'm going to do things that will seem problematic; that I'm going to make mistakes. I'm gonna do things like laugh at a cat getting chucked out a roof... I think it goes without saying that it's wrong, it's immoral, I understand that it comes off as disturbing, or it speaks to my character, who I am as a person, how I could be so cruel and disconnected from humanity? But that's not the case everyone has emotions and everyone has thoughts and... sometimes our emotions are not connected with our thoughts, that's a given in this case. My brain said ‘absolutely not that is a big no-no you're cancelled’, but my emotions said ‘that's kind of funny’.”[12]
>>217435829>Collaborations>In October 2019, Caroline was scheduled to be interviewed by Brittany Venti[13] on Brittany's YouTube channel, but Caroline cancelled the interview after speaking with Brittany beforehand and discovering that she was actually playing a character.>In November 2019, Caroline collaborated with fellow YouTuber Anthpo, in two videos across their channels, and another on Anthony's second channel in November 2021.>On December 8, 2019, Caroline did a live show with 1 Minute Talk Show at the Market Hotel in Brooklyn.>Caroline did two collaborations with Aiden Wall and Cherdleys on Aiden's channel in 2020, the first in June and the second in November. Interestingly, the first video's thumbnail can be seen in one of the promotional videos for the live event from the previous December, meaning that they had filmed and edited the video long before uploading it publicly.>She also hosted a video for Know Your Meme, where she talked about the milk crate challenge. Speaking about this in a Twitch stream, she said, ‘That was the most millennial work environment ever, they were all super nice, they were very helpful, they were creatively allowing me to do what I wanted, I don't know how concerned they were with the quality of the content, but at the same time I was like if I ever came here...’, but she never finishes her sentence before being distracted by something else.>Caroline collaborated with House Plant Band in a video titled The Worlds Dumbest Puppet Show (SONG), for which the band composed the music and she sang and made a puppet show style video for it.>In June 2023, she made three videos with Oompaville and mentioned moving to Texas.
>>217435849>She later did move to Texas in August 2023 to join a content group named Best Friends Today under Rooster Teeth, alongside Sammie Mayti and Will Mahony. She moved back to New York after Rooster Teeth shut down. In May 2024 Sammie and Will announced that they had purchased the channel and would be continuing to make content. In October 2024 Will posted on the Best Friends Today Patreon that the group would likely stop making videos, saying, “I can only speak for myself... I realized that I had been neglecting my personal brand... I just thought it was about time I put myself first again... I was struggling to divide my creative efforts, and I’d rather make one thing that I feel is really good... As things stand now, I’m not sure if there will be any further uploads to this channel. We will likely be shutting down the patreon in the coming weeks. Thank you to everyone for being our best friends today.”[14]
>>217435868>In a Twitch stream, Caroline spoke about being in contact with Hila from H3h3productions, saying it was at a stage where her mental health had improved but she was wasn't feeling completely better yet. She implied that Ethan and Hila wanted her to take a job role on the H3 Podcast, and that they tried to discourage her from going to school for a further education, and she felt that they didn't know what was best for her. Caroline recounts that following a manic episode, she sent them an idea for a YouTube series by email, “I don't really remember what I sent in an email, but it was a good idea. I sent them an idea for like a YouTube series, and they never responded to me, but I think it's cause of the way I wrote it, which was just f***in' like manic and crazy and overzealous, but it was a good idea, like thinking about it now it's still a very good idea.”
>>217435829>sometimes our emotions are not connected with our thoughts, that's a given in this case. My brain said ‘absolutely not that is a big no-no you're cancelled’, but my emotions said ‘that's kind of funny’.She is too reasonable and truthful to be a celebrity.
>>217435877>Caroline continues by saying that the way that “they spoke to me, it didn't rub me the wrong way, like from the stand point of like being a content creator, it's like if that's my job that's how I would speak to a future employee, but it was like, not ‘don't meet your heroes’, it was just like I... was not prepared at that time to have them in the sense that they would be employers so it felt abrasive when they spoke to me, but it wasn't at all, I was just sort of like, oh my God these are the pe- this is how I know them to be when they're entertaining, but when they're working it's different... It just felt like they were telling me not to go to school out of self interest, um which was bizarre, and this was like the first time when like, Trisha had really left the podcast, I remember that, and they were kind of like, ‘well have you been watching?’ I was like, ‘no’, and I had planned to watch the podcast so that I was sort of in the loop about joining, I guess? But I didn't and it seemed as though they were a little offended, when I was just like ‘I didn't- I have no idea what's going on’ [Laughter] Um, so yeah I- I love them, I don't really watch their content anymore.” >She also said on Twitch that CallMeCarson had sent her a DM on Instagram, but she didn't say what the message was or when it was sent, even when asked about it later in the stream.>She also criticized Paymoney Wubby for sexualizing her when she was younger, though this was in the context of her talking about how she had been sexualized a lot for the past few years and that Dennis was generally a great person.
>>217435896>Deleted videos>Caroline deleted or privatized most of her videos from her channel in 2020, due to her not wanting potential college admissions to see her older content, as she explained in an Instagram live stream. She said that she was embarrassed by her old videos, saying, “At the time when I was making them, I just wanted money and I wanted attention, and I wanted power... and so I just started making s*** that I knew people would want to see... and now looking back, I'm like ‘why?’” The response from her fans was that people genuinely enjoy her content, even if she doesn't.>After the videos were deleted, people began re-uploading them to YouTube, to which Caroline asked people to refrain from, saying on Reddit, ‘I know you find them funny, but... please respect my future, and my decision for changing the course of the content I produce.’[15] After a few months, several videos were relisted, and she began making new videos.>In November 2021, Caroline deleted another video from her Advice From series, saying on Reddit that she didn't like it and she wanted to make a better one,[16] clarifying that it was not deleted as a result of the criticism of the video from the subreddit, where there were complaints that the video was boring.[17]
>>217435877>>217435896Wait, so did h3h3 productions try to groom her lol
>>217435913Her old videos were her best though.
>>217435849>>In October 2019, Caroline was scheduled to be interviewed by Brittany Venti[13] on Brittany's YouTube channel, but Caroline cancelled the interview after speaking with Brittany beforehand and discovering that she was actually playing a character.Maybe Brittany Venti figured out Caroline is Jewish?
>>217435926idk but i know this guy tried
