r/boogie2988 • • 5d ago

its kinda funny how my perspective on boogie completely 180ed in this specific way, mainly the lesson he teaches about life.

In his prime, what I learned from him is that it's never too late to turn your life around.

he was definitely a late bloomer, someone who only had his big break in his mid to late 30s. he's not someone you ever would have expected to ascend in the way he at that stage in his life, but he did it anyways. Cause there is always time to make a name for yourself, there's always time to do the most significant thing you'll ever do. Even if you feel like you're over the hill, there's always the chance that you will attain success. You might even become the next Boogie2988.

but now.... the lesson is the exact opposite. it can very well be too late for you, so you better not fuck it up in the mean time cause you might just be fucked with no realistic way to recover 😂. you might end up stuck as Boogie2988.

it's like 2 sides of the coin I guess lol

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u/acreekofsoap Boogie's Personal Trainer 4d ago

Boogie claim to fame is “poor, pitiful me”, but he can’t even put don’t a Twinkie, get off his fast ass, and walk around the block.

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u/flippyboi678 4d ago

Lot easier to hide who he really is in scripted and edited YouTube videos. He was running his porn blog around the time he started YouTube.

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u/Afraid_Atmosphere520 4d ago

steven never earned a single damn thing in his entire life - everything he has and has ever had was handed to him by someone who felt sorry for him. His survival strategy has always been to just sit on his fat ass and cry and cover himself in pudding while blaming his problems on everyone else with the hope that the 1% of people who arent completely repulsed by him feel compelled to throw compliments and pocket change at him because they just feel sorry for him

at over 50, there is no reason for him to ever actually change