For a while now I been watching gent z when first time I watched one of his videos I liked what he had said and plus he was from my generation so interesting in his videos. But I been noticing some few change and for the record change is good but like in one video he talked about smoking and drinking was bad for you but a few months later he was smoking again and drinking alcohol again. Another thing that I noticed is the way that he’s dressed taking a suit and putting a tank top on with his suit I thought it was just a phrase that he was going through. One of his last videos that he has done is that he is traveling round and not saying in one place I don’t really agree in doing that or in encouraging people to do that it’s not very sustainable .Going back to way that he was dressing it became more casual and trendier wear and that not for me . Also I said at the beginning he is saying one thing but doing another which one is it good for you or is it bad for you . These just a few reasons why I unsubscribe from gent z.

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