I do feel like in some videos Brads mis-reg has shown through (where he voices obvious disdain when someone beats him with a bad hand and he calls them out on it) and it does seem like a lot of his attempts at humor feel like he's just phoning it in, trying to hard to make comedic references but not really having the passion for it or maybe just lacking on the delivery.
But, he's also been at it a LOT longer than I have, so I'm sure at some point you hit a level of fatigue. Despite his massive following and all the stuff he has going on now with the WPT, he still edits his own content (he's tried an editor in the past but found it didn't save him as much time as he was hoping).
I know given the short time I've been in the vlogging space, I experience fatigue trying to make sure I get content out each week, and I'm certainly no stranger to that inner grumble coming on when some drooler gets you for thousands of dollars.
Playing poker puts you around a wide cast of characters, some who still have sunshine left in their souls and can be a pleasure to play with, and others who are complete emotional vampires, doing their damndest to suck the joy from those around them and drag them down into a pit of despair.
I do my damndest to be the former, but it can be a real struggle.
I've had two separate misregs comment from the same playbook on separate occasions, telling me I'm a disgrace to my Captain America hat because I wouldn't straddle, saying Captain America is a "team player" or whatever other bullshit they could come up with to try and publicly shame me at the table because I'm trying to play the actual limits the game states at a stack depth that permits post-flop play, rather than letting it devolve into a 40/80 game that becomes preflop bingo with 1K stacks.
And in my head I flip-flop between just saying "when you guys pay my buyins you can decide how to play my stack" to just outright throat-punching them for being a drain on my happiness.
In addition, I had been part of a content creator discord group that Greg Goes All-In had put together. I was a big fan of his content and found him to be very creative.
In December he messaged me privately to kinda back off from posting as much as I was in the group, and I got it, I was kind of dominating the group and he felt maybe I was discouraging others from participating.
So I did back off quite a bit, it didn't really change the level of engagement from others though, which was pretty low overall imo.
But anyway, recently when I saw PLO Professor essentially double his subscriber count in the matter of a few days (essentially gaining double in three days what it took me a fucking year of posting daily to get) and I suspected he was buying fake subscribers to pump up the appearance of his channel, I messaged greg privately about the situation.
He used that as his excuse to boot me from the group, saying that buying subs wasn't against his servers rules and he felt that I was attacking another content creator out of the blue. He also said:
Additionally, despite my last message, you haven't seem to have gotten the hint - you continue to overpower the server with verbose and sometimes unsolicited or irrelevant text, diluting / discouraging engagement from creators with vastly more experience, influence, and following.
Which I can't actually verify/dispute since I was booted from the server. But my recollection of my most recent involvement on the server was saying nice things about others content when they shared it, responding to Slow Pokers recent video post where he was the secret person people were trying to figure out to win a Platinum Pass by posting a Tommy Lee Jones from "the fugitive" clip about a hard target search and saying that was Ryan Depaulo looking for him (because Depaulo had done a video about getting involved in that manhunt) and then posting saying I was going to be doing commentary for my first time and I was looking for tips from others who've been in the booth. Aside from that, I hadn't been sharing my content or anything really.
I feel like he didn't like me from the jump, possibly because he's buddy-buddy with Dnegs and I made a couple of goof videos (Daniel Negreanue in the Pokerverse of Madness and then one about him committing hate crimes against Asians) so he was just looking for an excuse to boot me. And since he doesn't see anything wrong with another content provider buying up fake subscribers to make themselves appear like a legit content provider, he showed me his true colors and I stopped watching his content.