The Hey guys what the what the fuck is up it's spilly and welcome back to No Bleeps.

This has been a crazy week, honestly, you guys.

I feel like so much has happened on the internet

and something that I really feel so passionate about talking about is this Paris Hilton documentary.

I watched the extended cut version, it's on YouTube premium, and it is almost two hours long and there is a free version that you can

watch that I think is just one hour and 45 minutes long but I sat through this and I just feel emotional you guys I just

watched it I took notes throughout the entire thing because everyone was

telling me I need to watch it and the message is very strong and I think that this is

super relevant because it's the things that are discussed in this are still

happening and the message needs to get out there because this is even relevant to YouTube because this is something that happened to a

YouTubers child this year and we've discussed it and you know we'll break it all down but

gosh you guys I literally am getting emotional like I want to cry thinking about what I just

watched and Paris Hilton and all of this stuff I just I never really knew Paris Hilton like this I've never seen her and no one has that's the point of this documentary is that no one has seen this side of Paris Hilton. I feel like she's always kind of been a little bit of a mystery. I grew up, I watched the simple life with her and Nicole Ritchie and I knew about her

you know being rich and that her grandfather owned this incredible hotel empire. I'm sure if you guys have ever looked into

hotels you've seen a Hilton hotel somewhere somehow like the name Paris Hilton is iconic everyone has heard of it at

some point in some time and it's associated with luxury perfection and you there's just nothing that gave you any bit of like real life or any bit of trauma,

like you just could not ever see any of that by looking at Parris Hilton and it truly just goes to show you that you cannot judge a book by its cover, you don't know what other people have been through and you don't know what people are going through still.

So I think that this, honestly, the biggest takeaway is that you just really can't judge people,

you really have to be understanding of everyone and you know if

someone is rude or nasty or whatever you just truly just got a thing to

yourself you know I I wonder what they've been through and maybe you giving a little bit of

compassion could help them in some way or somehow but that's just kind of something that I

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