Out Of Scope with Andrew Briggs
Sep 24, 2026 · 35 min · 11 segments
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Andrew BriggsHostSeriously, man, if I've learned anything over the years, it's say what you feel, regardless of the backlash, because at the end of the day, Ultimately, the people that are going to be getting upset about the things that you say, you really don't want these people as fans anyway.
If you withhold some of your more controversial points and try to appeal to a very broad audience, yes, you've got lots of numbers and you've got lots of support, lots of likes, blah, blah, blah.
Unfortunately, that means that if you do end up developing or expressing some of your more controversial points or if these things were found out, You now have these people in your camp that are able to destroy you and dismantle and de-platform you from within.
If they make up your influence, if they make up your audience, if they make up a big majority of your numbers and something comes out, that you know they're not going to agree with, then that's your platform completely eradicated.
Because then that's where you find the, I'm not going to quote Nick Fuentes there, but that's where you find the real brothers.
It's like, did you know Jake Munro just said this? And they're like, yeah, he says that all the time.
But your audience is going to be far more... associated they're going to relate way closer to you because they're like this motherfucker knows what's up so you know what the reason why I know this is because that is what's going on with alternative subcultures at the moment cancel culture in alternative subcultures is an absolute epidemic because I'm sorry to go off on a massive tangent here I know
going off on something here but the problem is The reason why it's so difficult to make any legitimate change within alternative subcultures in terms of veering away from this leftist psychopathy is because every single person in this subculture shares the exact same audience.
So if this audience... is wielded by another content creator against another content creator that's you done you won't have your audience from somewhere else you will have an audience from the sub from the alternative scene and if if they if another creator finds something out about you like you liked a racist joke or something which by the way recently happened not with me it was there was some other dude um and another content creator that like wants to you know morally joust with this information uh they can absolutely and totally destroy you because you share an audience So if you make sure that you these people don't come in like they can be pissed off and like, oh, fuck, man, everyone's pissed off.
I mean, it's like, yeah, but you don't want these people anyway, because, you know, you said this, you believe in it.
Maybe you were just being tentative with the topic and they still got fucking mad.
You don't want these people in here anyway, because when shit hits the fan, they're going to be comprised in your audience and they're going to be like, oh, well, then it's time to Andrew's over.

yeah yeah absolutely now there's um like i i've i think i think everybody goes through one or two cancellations uh at some point you know and it's a i think if you just kind of weather it just as i get well yeah that happened anyway and then you just kind of like keep on moving forward i
mean there's there's two steps there's two steps to avoid being canceled Number one, don't apologize.
Seriously, man, if I've learned anything over the years, it's say what you feel, regardless of the backlash, because at the end of the day, Ultimately, the people that are going to be getting upset about the things that you say, you really don't want these people as fans anyway.
If you withhold some of your more controversial points and try to appeal to a very broad audience, yes, you've got lots of numbers and you've got lots of support, lots of likes, blah, blah, blah.
Unfortunately, that means that if you do end up developing or expressing some of your more controversial points or if these things were found out, You now have these people in your camp that are able to destroy you and dismantle and de-platform you from within.
If they make up your influence, if they make up your audience, if they make up a big majority of your numbers and something comes out, that you know they're not going to agree with, then that's your platform completely eradicated.
Because then that's where you find the, I'm not going to quote Nick Fuentes there, but that's where you find the real brothers.
It's like, did you know Jake Munro just said this? And they're like, yeah, he says that all the time.
But your audience is going to be far more... associated they're going to relate way closer to you because they're like this motherfucker knows what's up so you know what the reason why I know this is because that is what's going on with alternative subcultures at the moment cancel culture in alternative subcultures is an absolute epidemic because I'm sorry to go off on a massive tangent here I know
going off on something here but the problem is The reason why it's so difficult to make any legitimate change within alternative subcultures in terms of veering away from this leftist psychopathy is because every single person in this subculture shares the exact same audience.
So if this audience... is wielded by another content creator against another content creator that's you done you won't have your audience from somewhere else you will have an audience from the sub from the alternative scene and if if they if another creator finds something out about you like you liked a racist joke or something which by the way recently happened not with me it was there was some other dude um and another content creator that like wants to you know morally joust with this information uh they can absolutely and totally destroy you because you share an audience So if you make sure that you these people don't come in like they can be pissed off and like, oh, fuck, man, everyone's pissed off.
I mean, it's like, yeah, but you don't want these people anyway, because, you know, you said this, you believe in it.
Maybe you were just being tentative with the topic and they still got fucking mad.
You don't want these people in here anyway, because when shit hits the fan, they're going to be comprised in your audience and they're going to be like, oh, well, then it's time to Andrew's over.

yeah yeah absolutely now there's um like i i've i think i think everybody goes through one or two cancellations uh at some point you know and it's a i think if you just kind of weather it just as i get well yeah that happened anyway and then you just kind of like keep on moving forward i
mean there's there's two steps there's two steps to avoid being canceled Number one, don't apologize.
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