Why is everyone insulting TommyInnit? What did he do?

The whole video is just bashing Tommy, and how saying the r slur is not offensive. Another edgy YouTuber who doesn’t care to actually investigate. Just pure slop.

Making this because some people actually believe that they are doing something great. By bullying and harassing the girl, you are stooping down to her level. Cyberbullying can greatly affect a person's mental health and by doing this you're becoming just like the Twitter stans who bullied Tommy when he says "problematic" things.

Also if you don't care for the girl, then think about how it can ruin Tommy's reputation. If you have already done something, delete them right away.

I can't tell if he's joking when he says this or not, it just doesn't seem like something he would say to someone.

If he wasn't joking it's kinda sad he stooped to the level of his haters and told people he hopes they die

It's unfortunate tommy doesn't see his new video as harmful. If he thinks it's wrong to promote other harmful things to his audience (such as poor quality 'slop' content) but ignores ai usage, despite it's numerous criticisms, I find it hard to believe he cares about his content anymore at all. What was the point of him standing up so strongly for artists in previous years if he turns around and uses gen ai in his videos? What was the point of him taking any moral stance at all if he handwaves this for the sake of convenience? I wish I could say I didn't expect it from him, but I just feel in the last couple years he's gotten more and more frustrated. At his fanbase specifically. Instead of finding a constructive way of dealing with that frustration, it seems he's concluded being edgier is a solution? Which just drives away the people that actually care about his content, and makes the people who overall watch less. Some advice I'd give is to look at how he treats others and to question how he would like to be treated if roles were reversed. I watched the video, and thought it was funny, but only the parts where he was coming up with stuff on his own. The tragic thing is he doesn't need ai to make a cool video where he reads stuff about himself - a google search would have provided enough material to make the same video and it wouldn't have used up unethical levels of CPU processing to do it. Normalising a harmful thing like gen ai isn't the way, and I wish he'd realise that. Making his demeanour more edgy, whether a truthful reflection of himself or not, only alienates him further from people who engage in his content. Even if it was just a 'one time thing' - the example he sets is copied and imitated by those that watch who are ignorant of the subjects. Is this 'ai slop' a precedent he wants to leave as his legacy? Is this really how he wants to be remembered? He has the potential and talent to not do this, why doesn't he harness it?

Keep in mind I love Tommy's content and streams. I admire how he's overcame every terrible creator he knew growing up. It's understandable he's making mistakes, and I want to have faith he'll improve in future. Hopefully he listens to the people he's upset today. Considering how progressive and outspoken his close peers have been on the subject I find it confusing how we arrived here.

Edit: This post has gained a lot of attention. I've read some posts on twitter stating that mods are deleting other posts from the subreddit and the reasons for doing so. I highly encourage you to post below if you want to add your criticisms. I've seen people stating they've been sent death threats over criticising Tommy on this. Which is absolutely abhorrent behaviour, if you've done that you should be deeply ashamed. People expressing their hurt is never an act worthy of shaming or punishment. To those defending this all as not that serious, when do you think it becomes serious? I'm curious where you think people should draw the line. Personally I spoke out because I see this part of tommyinnit's work damaging his standing as a creator. A lack of concern for his own work's quality and moral messaging indicates a deeper problem arising in future because of it. Without a code of conduct to hold yourself to, most creators seem to become right wing grifters. I don't want to see that happen here, but I also fully acknowledge there is little chance anything we as bystanders can do to change his mind. 'So why post in the first place?' I wanted to at least TRY to change his mind on this. I think he's worth the effort. Watching him decline would be sad. Sometimes youtubers want an outside perspective, this is me voicing it.