358: Behind the Scenes of Nightlife, DJing & Viral Culture on DIYS w/DJ R-Tistic

he's saying yeah cause I've definitely been guilty I'll wake up and within the like I'll grab my phone because the alarm's going off and I'll like open Instagram or something and I'm like what the fuck was that that was immediate and then be in bed for

like 30 minutes scrolling I'm like alright this is a problem bro yeah It's low-key kind of an addiction.

Yeah, that's because your first thought is checking this.

And

then don't let it be like a negative video or like something bad happening.

Now your whole like

mood is weak.

It's not bad, but it's weird.

I realized that because they announced the verdict of the gas station attendant that shot the black kid in the back.

And they found him not guilty of it.

And I was like, that was like one of the first videos that I saw.

And it just set the tone.

And I

realized, and I was like,

I got to cut this shit out.

Now, with us, we put out a lot of content for our subscribers, our followers, for shows or whatever we might have coming up.

You have to put out a lot of stuff for your events that you have coming up and then the mixes that you do and all the stuff.

the streaming sites and also just social media.

Do you feel like you've become more addicted to your phone and checking in and stuff like that? Or are you about the same?

It is.

It's where, like, for Twitter, my notifications have been off for, like, two, three years now.

I just keep them off because literally every 30 seconds there's somebody responding, somebody retweeting.

Whether it's positive, it's mainly positive, but then if it's a debate, of course, it might be negative.

Whereas it's like, it doesn't affect me, like, mentally, but still it's just like...

It's an addition just to see who's commenting, who's liking it.