RiceGum, a popular YouTuber, reacts to various diss tracks made about him by other creators. He watches and comments on the songs, often defending himself and retorting to the insults. He also mentions that he's used to people using his name for views and that he's not scared of being on the streets in 10 years, despite not having a job or college education.
RiceGum also watches a diss track made by a member of the Sidemen, a British YouTube group, and is disappointed that he's not even mentioned in the song. He then watches a song by Jake Paul, which he thinks might be a response to his previous diss track, but is instead a song about Jake's positive actions and charitable work.
Throughout the video, RiceGum is his usual energetic and sarcastic self, making jokes and mocking the diss tracks. He ends the video by thanking his fans and encouraging them to subscribe and comment below.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker, RiceGum, is responding to various diss tracks made about him.
2. He addresses a diss track that mentions his house in the hills and his YouTube checks.
3. RiceGum claims he is married to money and not looking for a relationship.
4. He mentions that he turned down a full-ride scholarship to Harvard to pursue his YouTube career.
5. RiceGum says he dropped out of college and doesn't have any skills to get a job.
6. He mentions that he is 25% black, which he discovered through Ancestry.com.
7. RiceGum claims that people are using his name for views and that he is not scared of being on the streets in 10 years.
8. He mocks a diss track that uses a royalty-free music dance beat.
9. RiceGum says he doesn't know what to make of a diss track that calls him "Little Jackie Chan."
10. He claims that people think AfroGum is him with a wig, which is not true.
11. RiceGum says he always replies to comments from his fans.
12. He addresses a diss track made by a member of the Sidemen group, which he claims is not about him.
13. RiceGum says he is confused about a diss track that seems to be made in China, but doesn't make sense.
14. He says he will give the maker of the diss track a "slide show" just because they said he couldn't.
15. RiceGum mentions that Jake Paul replied to his diss track with a new song, which he will watch and respond to.
16. He claims that Jake Paul's song is not a diss track, but rather a song that plays the victim and brags about good deeds.
17. RiceGum ends the video by thanking his fans and asking them to subscribe.