id: 35985 - Text: YOU NEED TO STOP BLAMING OTHERS FOR YOUR PROBLEM ……YOU DO THAT IN ALL YOUR VIDEOOS
id: 35987 - Text: So, is this one of Those new modern “woke” videos as they Call it ?…..where she liked being a hooker and the money and we still have to… 19:39 sorrry for her ?
id: 36005 - Text: Why do all of Marks videos with vulnerable women have a Casting Couch vibe to them…..
id: 36031 - Text: I’ve watched several of his videos, but not anymore. You’re a creeper.
id: 36047 - Text: I've listened to many of these videos, some of which are unbelievable, literally. This particular one is questionable -I'm sure she's had some issues, but as a therapist, I hear many stories, and some of her body language and speech tells me she's making some of it up, but I'm not judging, just observing.
id: 36089 - Text: There’s a lot of haters in the comments…this interview is about Savannah not Mark or what he’s saying. Thanks for the video Mark.
id: 36103 - Text: You see how her pinky finger been strangely when she straightens her hands all the way out? I can't get a good look at her hand but whoever can- like if you know this girl in real life and you can see her outside of this video- it may be clinodactyly - a symptom of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
id: 36154 - Text: I find it so ironic there’s so much talk and attention towards 2 small comments made in an hour interview, in which you take away from the strength and courage for savannah to share her story in which she does admit that she didn’t make the greatest choices, yet wears that with pride because those are the actions and reactions that made her the strong human she is. I get how easy it is to point out others problems, but for a majority of the big comments being “hey that’s creepy even though it’s not me that would creep ME out” I’m not saying it isn’t or is, I personally don’t think it is truly that creepy, taking her spotlight away and pointing it on him, not the greatest comment but still.
Imagine you are this girl and you go through all the emotions of making yourself this vulnerable to bring awareness to the dark horrors and struggles you are even currently battling, and all you actually see are people saying, “Hey this one small comment creeped me out and because I’m the same gender I know how she feels, trust me, you don’t, you haven’t had her battles, don’t copy someone else’s opinion to flood the comments with the same comment.
I get it, you think that comment was unprofessional and not necessary, why does everyone feel the need to dog pile, ultimately in my opinion taking away from Savannah’s courage to actually speak out and warn other young girls that their not alone and to seek help. I get it’s not a great comment, I just don’t think it justifies taking a majority of the “take away” from this video, which it clearly has as there is a ton of those comments all at the top as they are the most liked.
id: 36155 - Text: I'm Not even Watchin this one....beauty is subjective. ..but to advertise your video as such is just cringe. Her story wouldn't be as interesting if she didn't have commercialized beauty standards.
id: 36211 - Text: I just started this, and wanted to say she's beautiful! She looks like Emily Browning in Sucker Punch when she played Baby Doll. I also LOVE her shirt (giant Sanrio fan). I know this isn't relevant to the big things that will be talked about, but I just started the video and couldn't help but notice <3