Bruh...

Bruh… When a livestream mixes Bible verses with superchats, you know we’re cooking with gas. This video stitches together key moments from the original stream and the backlash, then breaks down how scripture got used as a feature, not a bug: Matthew 7:12 (guilt shield), Luke 6:38 (sanctified tip jar), and 2 Thessalonians 1 (divine payback without actionable threats). We separate what was claimed from what was shown, and walk through classic tactics: guilt-framing, prosperity cueing, kids-as-shield, and in-group bonding dressed up as ministry.

CW: profanity, harassment/doxxing talk, religious content, sexual language.
Reminder: Don’t dogpile or contact anyone. Analyze tactics, report ToS violations, keep it on-platform.
If this helped, share it with the last person who said, “It’s not manipulation, it’s ministry.”
#ReligiousManipulation #MediaLiteracy #LivestreamCulture #ScriptureAndSuperchats #bruhh

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