I didn't even know if you produced the music on that post you're referring to, or if you simply shared a song you liked. Reason being, it was a shit post. You didn't explain what was going on. It was confusing, dude.

You're sitting here whining about how long the song took to produce, but as someone who stumbled across your content, I had no way of knowing that music was yours. That's your fault, and I recommended putting a bit of effort there when you buy those slots, make your content pop. Explain what you're doing to the new crowd you paid money to perform in front of. That's not hate. I never heard of you, until that post. Your post gave me nothing, so I'm saying, "Hey, maybe try harder so this shit isn't so confusing." I was one of those people you paid to perform in front of. I had no clue if that was your music, and that's your fault, because you didn't say anything.

Look at any other promotion in the world. Those things tell people what's going on. You failed there, so I tried to give you some advice, step up your game if you want to sell yourself. You can't just stand there handing out blank flyers and not say nothing.

That wasn't hate, I'm trying to encourage you to do better, because I'm sick of watching people fail here. That was a shit post, it could have been better. Way better. You promoted your music and I didn't even know it was your music. Think about that.

Nobody was bitching about bots, dude. You're full of shit. You read it wrong. Anyone can go to that post and see the part where I said:

I don't care if you used bots. I know people use them. I don't mind either these days.

I also said "Good luck man". And you're sitting here whining about "haters." Would you rather I lie, kiss your ass, and offer a generic "Nice post" comment or "Please vote me I love you long time" line? That was the response you got. That's all it would have been if nobody stepped up to point out a few things to you.

I will add, if you feel I came down a little too hard on you, for that I can apologize, but the thing is, this is just how I am, and I rarely give a shit if people like it or not. I know all about what it takes to produce some art. Whether it's music or a video or some digital art stuff, which is what I do, I know all about it and I respect it.

I know this place has some serious money making potential. In your video here you're making it sound like I'm one of these chumps who takes the money and runs. I made well over 22000 of the STEEM tokens, cashed out not even 2% of it. My account was worth well over $150000 at one point. Shit posters and scammers are part of the reason many of us lost thousands if not millions, we want it back, and you can have some too. You're talking about being loyal, there you have it.

No problem.