id: 38348 - Text: How she hasn't been trafficked to Dubai is insane if she's telling the truth. Girls that look like her that are in slum houses doing these drugs and passing out smh this girl is either going to end up dead or trafficked in the year especially from this video unless she got clean and isn't involved in this shit now
id: 38361 - Text: Mark.. i love your videos.. but it was super distasteful of you to say "youre alotta guys dream girl" when shes just told a story of traumatic sh!t .. really made my opinion of you change.. disappointing
id: 38384 - Text: Interesting she said she’s never been on camera before which led to her wanting to drink or drinking however earlier she claims that she was a dominatrix living with that dude and had cameras on her and “made videos that are still on the Internet”…
id: 38423 - Text: @janetroberts2731 you don’t know me. That’s what the facts are. Not a YouTube video.
id: 38474 - Text: This is a two-parter and the Part 2 video contains the answer to what became of the money. Just fyi.
id: 38497 - Text: Just fyi, this is a two-parter and where the $100,000 went is described in the Part 2 video posted the next day.
id: 38547 - Text: FYI, it’s explained in the Part 2 video which was posted separately the next day.
id: 38613 - Text: FYI, there’s a Part 2 video that contains the rest of the story with the $100,000.
id: 38649 - Text: @karenwall3246 I think he does a good job overall.. but have never heard him say that to any other pretty addict that he's interviewed. It was definitely out of left field, wasn't at all relevant to the story she was telling at either point in the video.
id: 38674 - Text: As a therapist I find a lot of these interviews to be incredibly harmful, retraumatizing, disrespectful, and I feel like they take advantage of these vulnerable people for views/likes. Even the title of this video including "beautiful" is problematic. I 100% agree that he should really be more mindful of his responses and questions because the words we choose can either promote healing or continue to perpetuate trauma/stigma/problematic societal norms.