This dude actually did it for a whole year.

insider.com/man-livestreamed-life-bathroom-for-a-year-straight-michael-gerry-2020-8

A lot of people don’t know tho. He only got like 6k subs on YouTube.

But what if jake paul or frank ocean did it?

Btw privacy is an outdated concept. 100% transparency the new wave.

Yes because kids and new generations are starting or have already begun basing their human value on likes and followers

No longer do accomplishments matter if there aren’t large amounts of people to witness it.

I’m sure someone will do it eventually at this point.

Vloggers already do this, especially family vloggers. But vlogging you WHOLE life is going to hard to do, especially when certain circumstances in your life might make it hard to film yourself.

The Truman Show

Social media already has the average person trying to perform their whole existence and the gig economy forces people to monetize their life. As far as I'm concerned it's already happening.

They exploit their children for money

It’s so f***ed up especially once the child gets older and is angry about their lives being displayed publicly

Well the guy in OP actually did it for a whole year.

I’m talking literally every second. And I say literally in the literal sense of the word. The dude in OP did that for a whole year. Bathroom breaks, jerking off and everything. The NSFW stuff is not on YouTube obviously but he still streamed that in other platforms.

Filming is not the same as streaming, since you can do some editing magic. But I get what you are saying

Damn capitalism STINKS

I would never.

I hardly even post on social media. It’s legit been years. Besides twitter

LIVESTREAM YOUR LIFE

Op said privacy is an outdated concept like he’s an evil cyborg or some s***

I just don't see a big difference between making every decision of your day based around trying to optimize yourself for social media compared to being on camera 24/7 I guess.

Like it's already batshit insane to me that some people curate their whole existence for social media. From a normal life to that is a bigger leap than that to 24/7 Livestream imo.

24/7 Livestream would actually be more humanizing compared to the weird endless highlight reel life some people try and display on sm.

Imagine they livestream your birth and then that camera follows you for the rest of your life until you die