So legitimately, some of the titles of the posts on his blog and these videos are creepy and kind of sad. Quote, make them miss you. Make someone beg to be with you. Quote, how to attract money effectively and manifest it quickly. Honey. Quote, say this for instant financial breakthrough. Bees. There are a lot of videos about how to magically make money fly towards you and a bunch about how you can make people want to have sex with you, which isn't surprising since those are two really visceral targets for con men to exploit in people. Poverty and loneliness. Yeah, yeah. And it treats the person that you're attracted to as a thing. Yeah. And that's pretty cool. Hey, that's really attractive to a certain type of people. Scrolling through his YouTube channel, I got a very quick and clear impression. This guy is repetitive as hell, and he loves clickbait. It's just constant thumbnails of him holding up $100 bills with titles like, quote, say this to receive unexpected money in one day or less. Or, quote, I manifested $100,000 per month. He also has some videos teaching telepathy. It's all just clickbait garbage, which is exactly what online marketing experts tell you you need to do if you want to increase traffic artificially when you don't have good content.