The YouTuber, Brian, shares a story about his teenage years when he wanted to become a rapper. He and his friend formed a rap group called "Flow Style" and tried to fit the stereotypical image of rappers by pretending to use drugs. However, instead of using real drugs, they discovered "auditory drugs" from a TV show, which were actually just sounds that were supposed to have a psychedelic effect when listened to through headphones. They spent afternoons "tripping" to these sounds, pretending to be under the influence. Brian looks back on this experience with humor and embarrassment, acknowledging the absurdity of their actions.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator, Brian, was a YouTuber who used to want to be a rapper.
2. He and his friend wanted to be rappers around 2011-2012.
3. They recorded many songs, which Brian now finds embarrassing.
4. They wanted to be "real" rappers, and believed that meant consuming drugs.
5. They discovered "auditory drugs" through a program on TV called La Rosa de Guadalupe.
6. Auditory drugs were sounds that could be downloaded and listened to through headphones.
7. The narrator and his friend would listen to these sounds, cover their eyes, and pretend to be high.
8. They did this to fit in with the stereotype of rappers using drugs.
9. The narrator now looks back on this behavior as ridiculous and fake.
10. The narrator's friend watched La Rosa de Guadalupe, which is where he learned about auditory drugs.
11. The narrator and his friend spent afternoons listening to these sounds and pretending to be high.
12. They believed that auditory drugs were a way to relax and have fun without taking real drugs.
13. The narrator now uses this story to entertain his audience and poke fun at his past behavior.