The Internet has opened the door wide to the world of haters. I'm a viral kind of guy so I know that being on Twitter itself is just asking for it. But thankfully, I see a lot more lovers than haters. And the haters I get, if I happen to see them I block 'em. I just don't need to do negative anymore.
When you perform live, eventually you're going to make direct eye contact with that one guy in the audience with his arms folded staring back at you. But I process it differently now. Maybe I misread that guy. Maybe he was just cold or checking his armpits for sweat or just had a really bad day.
And the great thing is, if I ever need a counterpoint to the arms-folded guy, I can just go right to my Twitter account and read, *obsaget is my favorite person in this entire world."
And then at the last minute I can decide not to post it.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "The Internet has opened the door wide to the world of haters. I'm a viral kind of guy so I know that being on Twitter itself is just asking for it. But thankfully, I see a lot more lovers than haters. And the haters I get, if I happen to see them I block 'em. I just don't need to do negative anymore.
When you perform live, eventually you're going to make direct eye contact with that one guy in the audience with his arms folded staring back at you. But I process it differently now. Maybe I misread that guy. Maybe he was just cold or checking his armpits for sweat or just had a really bad day.
And the great thing is, if I ever need a counterpoint to the arms-folded guy, I can just go right to my Twitter account and read, *obsaget is my favorite person in this entire world."
And then at the last minute I can decide not to post it." in the context of "Ch. 12 : Falling Upward, Or What It's Like To Be Loved And Hated" to mean that wisdom is timeless.