Why Dream is Finally Losing Subscribers



Today we’ll figure out why Dream started to lose subscribers.

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27 thoughts on “Why Dream is Finally Losing Subscribers”

  1. knowing specifically the spongebob “war cry,” i kinda get why you might not think anything of it.
    has never really thought much about how it could be interpreted, def understand why it could be offensive

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  2. As an Apache, I'm deeply offended by all these white folk think THAT was a war cry. As young Apaches, we are taught proper war crys from a young age. They are scary and haunting and beautiful, and if they don't send shivers down your spine, it isn't a proper war cry. Where do you think all those haunting audio recordings of "bigfoot" come from? A proper war cry doesn't even sound like it could possibly come from a human vocal range.

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  3. some background on the dream vs nicholas cantu beef:
    nick made jokes about dream before, in the form of comedic videos on twitter, and then dream's stans started making fun of his recently deceased dog.
    after which, he would go silent on twitter for almost two years, then coming back for the part of the story we all know and love.
    to see such a reaction from the public must be the most cathartic comeuppance from the perspective of nick.

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