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**Title:** (Implied) "Internet Drama, VidCon, and Online Behavior" (part of a "Try Not to Laugh and All Cringe Challenge" series)
**Summary:**
* Host Pierre Mac discusses online behavior and internet drama
* **Topic 1:** Christian Burns Jr.'s (aka Mr. Burns) poor behavior at VidCon, subsequent apology, and then threat against a security guard, highlighting the consequences of online actions
* **Topic 2:** Criticism of Jake Paul for claiming monetization on others' videos without permission, deemed a "cowardly" move
* **Topic 3:** YouTube's "#ProudToBe" video comments, which the host finds largely negative, promoting hate and intolerance towards the LGBT community, emphasizing the need for respectful dialogue
* **Channel Update:** Celebrating 250,000 subscribers, thanking viewers, and inviting feedback on future content direction.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact as a short sentence and numbered for reference:
1. The speaker's name is Pierre Mac.
2. The video is the speaker's "15 billionth try not to laugh and all cringe challenge".
3. VidCon is mentioned as an event some viewers attended.
4. VidCon is described as an event where Logan and Jake Paul are prominent figures.
5. Christian Burns Jr. was verbally abusive to security guards at VidCon.
6. Footage of Christian Burns Jr.'s behavior at VidCon was widely shared on the internet.
7. Christian Burns Jr. initially received backlash for his actions.
8. Christian Burns Jr. later uploaded a video apologizing for his behavior.
9. However, Christian Burns Jr.'s apology video also included threats to a security guard.
10. A fan Twitter account was created for the security guard verbally abused by Christian Burns Jr.
11. The fan Twitter account for the security guard gained more followers than Christian Burns Jr.'s account.
12. The security guard also has his own Twitter account, which gained more followers than Christian Burns Jr.'s.
13. Jake Paul is accused of claiming monetization on a video he didn't create, originally made by Rosco.
14. Jake Paul allegedly struck down other people's videos as well.
15. The speaker's channel, Pyrocynical, reached 250,000 subscribers.
16. The speaker mentions a previous video from 2016 discussing the "#ProudToBe" campaign.
17. The "#ProudToBe" video's comments section was largely negative.
18. The speaker criticizes the narrow-mindedness of some comments in the "#ProudToBe" video's section, both for and against LGBT.
19. The speaker emphasizes the importance of respecting others' opinions, especially on sensitive topics like LGBT rights.
20. The speaker has a new Twitter account, which they encourage viewers to follow.