Dhar Mann is a YouTuber who is known for making videos on how to be a good person and the after effects of being a bad person. Usually these videos give some message at the end, but anyone in the Youtube sphere would know that his cringe, feel good videos are basically fodder for reaction channels (I found out about him thanks to penguinz0).
Yes, almost every reaction channel has clowned on him, but its not hard to see why. Apart from the lessons in some of his videos being bad (e.g. Don't be racist, because the person could be rich and do something to benefit you), some are just absurd. Like that kid who wanted to be like SSSniperwolf. How about you pick a better Youtuber to idolize (also ironic that it featured someone who's been accused of bullying several times). What was the lesson of the second SSSniperwolf one supposed to be, pay off your bullies? Because that's not gonna work for kids who are bullied for being poor.
His response to everyone critisizing him was to make a video where he claimed YouTubers who reacted to his videos and didn't lick his boots for teaching "inspirational" messages were "bullying" him for "spreading positivity". He also tried to use the child actors as a shield by claiming that they were the ones most affected, even though no reaction channel (at least not the ones I watch) have mocked them, its only Dhar who's on the end of their mockery.
As bad as all the characters in the Dhar Mann Cinematic Universe are, shout out to Steve, who for saying no to his thawt of a babysitter.
Yes, almost every reaction channel has clowned on him, but its not hard to see why. Apart from the lessons in some of his videos being bad (e.g. Don't be racist, because the person could be rich and do something to benefit you), some are just absurd. Like that kid who wanted to be like SSSniperwolf. How about you pick a better Youtuber to idolize (also ironic that it featured someone who's been accused of bullying several times). What was the lesson of the second SSSniperwolf one supposed to be, pay off your bullies? Because that's not gonna work for kids who are bullied for being poor.
His response to everyone critisizing him was to make a video where he claimed YouTubers who reacted to his videos and didn't lick his boots for teaching "inspirational" messages were "bullying" him for "spreading positivity". He also tried to use the child actors as a shield by claiming that they were the ones most affected, even though no reaction channel (at least not the ones I watch) have mocked them, its only Dhar who's on the end of their mockery.
As bad as all the characters in the Dhar Mann Cinematic Universe are, shout out to Steve, who for saying no to his thawt of a babysitter.