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Small YouTuber 'Fishing With 'Oh Dad'" Experiences Over One-Million Subscriber Boost After Being Shared By TikToker 'KindPenguins'

Small YouTuber 'Fishing With 'Oh Dad'" Experiences Over One-Million Subscriber Boost After Being Shared By TikToker 'KindPenguins'

November 25th, 2024 6:15 PM

The YouTuber has been posting fishing videos to YouTube for around 1,300 subscribers since 2020. Now, he's posting them to over 1.3 million after receiving a huge subscriber boost thanks to one TikToker's video.

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Nintendo revealed the Nintendo Switch
on this day 8 years ago. It has sold 143m
units since then.
Some say this is the longest Nintendo
has gone without launching a new
console, but the longest period was
actually 94 years (1889-1983).
Nintendo of America
@N... 20 Oct 16
Nintendo Switch is coming March 2017!
Catch the Preview Trailer and visit Ninten.do/
6184889Qg for more details.
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November 25th, 2024 6:00 PM

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Chris-Chan might be having a child according to a clip from her recent livestream.

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SpongeBob If They Weren't Messing Around

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Smells fishy.

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sincerely believe that if you are entertained by
this child and his extended universe you are of
an objectively lower mental status than me,
something akin to a sea urchin or maybe a
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Rules are there so less intelligent people know what
to do.
Rules are good guidelines, they're often there for a reason.
However, exceptions to the rules are needed frequently. Why
a rule is in place matters a lot more than blindly following it
simply because it's a rule. Smart people understand this and
will ignore rules when it's appropriate, but there's inevitably
always a less intelligent person around who has a meltdown
over how you're breaking the rules because they don't see
the big picture.
People of lower intelligence need to strictly adhere to rules
because they can't tell when it's appropriate to break them.
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Small YouTuber 'Fishing With 'Oh Dad'" Experiences Over One-Million Subscriber Boost After Being Shared By TikToker 'KindPenguins'

Small YouTuber 'Fishing With 'Oh Dad'" Experiences Over One-Million Subscriber Boost After Being Shared By TikToker 'KindPenguins'

The YouTuber has been posting fishing videos to YouTube for around 1,300 subscribers since 2020. Now, he's posting them to over 1.3 million after receiving a huge subscriber boost thanks to one TikToker's video.

November 25th, 2024 6:15 PM

25 Truths That Are Undeniably Accurate

r/AskReddit - 23 hr. ago
What's a sign someone has no life?
8.4K
5.9K
3
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Nintendo revealed the Nintendo Switch
on this day 8 years ago. It has sold 143m
units since then.
Some say this is the longest Nintendo
has gone without launching a new
console, but the longest period was
actually 94 years (1889-1983).
Nintendo of America
@N... 20 Oct 16
Nintendo Switch is coming March 2017!
Catch the Preview Trailer and visit Ninten.do/
6184889Qg for more details.
Sort by: Best
Q Search Comments
Check for a pulse
6.6K
• 23h ago.
Reply
Share
a-
NINTENDO
SWITCH

These people knew what they were talking about when they spoke these truths.

November 25th, 2024 6:00 PM

Is Chis-Chan Having A Kid And Who Is 'Flutter?' The Rumor About The Lolcow's Potential Child Explained

Chris-Chan Child Rumor explained.

Chris-Chan might be having a child according to a clip from her recent livestream.

November 25th, 2024 5:15 PM

SpongeBob If They Weren't Messing Around

SpongeBob If They Weren't Messing Around

Smells fishy.

November 25th, 2024 5:01 PM

24 Super Smart 'Geniuses' Who Probably Aren't That Smart

I apologize in advance if this applies to you, but I
sincerely believe that if you are entertained by
this child and his extended universe you are of
an objectively lower mental status than me,
something akin to a sea urchin or maybe a
mussel
SW SNY Mets
@SNY Mets 18h
The Rizzler makes an appearance at Citi Field for
NLCS Game 5
CitiFEEL
r/unpopularopinion
• 46m
Rules are there so less intelligent people know what
to do.
Rules are good guidelines, they're often there for a reason.
However, exceptions to the rules are needed frequently. Why
a rule is in place matters a lot more than blindly following it
simply because it's a rule. Smart people understand this and
will ignore rules when it's appropriate, but there's inevitably
always a less intelligent person around who has a meltdown
over how you're breaking the rules because they don't see
the big picture.
People of lower intelligence need to strictly adhere to rules
because they can't tell when it's appropriate to break them.
32 70

If you have to boast about your IQ, you probably aren't as intelligent as you think you are.

November 25th, 2024 4:45 PM