McSkillet: The King of Banned Skins | TDM_Heyzeus
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Channel: TDM_Heyzeus
Views: 1,364,226
Rating: 4.9324718 out of 5
Keywords: Tdm heyzeus, heyzeus, tdmheyzeus, cs:go, mcskillet, OG, OGMcskillet
Id: HZ4jwEk4LVE
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Length: 25min 14sec (1514 seconds)
Published: Thu Oct 29 2020
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That was very tasteful and respectful, considering the subject at hand. Thank you for that, this story should not be forgotten.
I applaud HeyZeus for the quality research he put into this and his many other videos.
Even years after this incident, he was still able to provide new details that were generally unknown to the majority.
He also managed to digest this very difficult topic in an appropriate way and used it to spread awareness for people suffering with their mental health issues.
Very good video, I suggest anyone who knew what happened back then or wants to know to give it a watch.
I'm sure you'll get something out of it.
Next episode, OPSkins please! Oh ... I remember some guy put an OPSkins tattoo on his arm or something for some free skinz free gaming monitor contest lol
Man whenever I start to get bored about HeyZeus pointless rambling about skins he puts out another high quality documentary thingy I really like.
Incredible video, I was part of the crowd who despised mcskillet for his actions but this video changes a lot, this entire situation was so unfortunate, rip mcskillet and the mother and daughter
This was a very tasteful way of putting it. I think a lot of people here could do to have a much better understanding of what mania entails. Itβs not just existing mentally detached from life, you often feel above it. Someone manic may be extremely irritable yet in a state of ecstasy. Itβs excessive mental arousal and when hypermania it is beyond the point of breaking with reality. Trevor was probably feeling such strong emotions to the point where nothing felt tangible. At that point you genuinely feel like a passenger in your own brain. The impulse control is nonexistent, and coupled with that euphoric feeling of invincibility β like how he mentioned that he did not think bullets could harm him β compounds the problem.
Ultimately, itβs an incredibly tragic situation, but the man was in a rare mental state that not many understand. He is responsible for his actions, and he paid with his life, but the narrative that he was an entitled kid who did this just out of sadness knowing it would cause immeasurable harm is false.
You can see the difference at that video. It's like he is uncomfortable to talk about it
Good video. No person in their right mind would drive 100+ mph down the opposite side of the highway. See: mcSkillet. I've never had a maniac episode, but I had a feeling before where you're so detached from reality that it feels like nothing matters and it's all a dream. He honestly had no idea what he was actually doing. Too bad. My heart goes out to the family of the mother and daughter
Haven't heard the name McSkillet in years... but this is a really good video.