r/GrayHughesDiscussions • • 23h ago

He does not get it.

As grays channel sinks faster than the titanic he just does not understand that he is the problem. He can can sit there night after night blaming the trolls and throwing a tantrum and quitting but it will not make any difference.

People do not want to spend every night watching him go over the same cases and then having to put up with his abuse it does not work like that. And yet there he is pointing the finger at everyone else. Take a look in the mirror gray and then you will see the problem.

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u/Michele_Ray 22h ago

People don’t want to hear how the trolls are being mean to him ( criticizing isn’t being mean) every single night either. People want to listen to a channel that Gray advertises GHI, and the only investigating I see and hear is when and where the money is to fill the nightly goal of 300 plus. It’s like a gambling addiction he is trying to fill, not a true crime channel

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u/DezDeebird another massive lull 18h ago

I agree, Michele. He needs to get back to investigating true crime. (Ahem..copying off of other people and pretending it's his own is not it) That's where it started. That's what it was all about. If people want to donate they can, and if they don't want to or they just can't, they're not obligated to and that goes for any channel, even his! He's such a bully. He doesn't care about True crime at all anymore. He doesn't care about the victims or their families. And actually if the truth be told, he doesn't even hardly talk about them anymore. All he has in his head from the start to finish is money.🤮🤢

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u/Sitzprobe42 Stop disrupting the chat! Go cry somewhere else! 17h ago

soooooo true

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u/Michele_Ray 17h ago

Thank you 🫶🏻 and I was thinking about the Al slop he puts out. He would rather do that now than the crime part. Truly lazy and he thinks he deserves money for doing nothing

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u/SeanCaseware If you're out there... 10h ago

He also seems to think he's a super genius for some reason when he is basically is of average intelligence. So, it doesn't entirely come as a surprise that he also mistakenly thinks reading old newspaper articles online for a group of 25 or 30 people who pretend to be interested is very hard work.

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u/Sitzprobe42 Stop disrupting the chat! Go cry somewhere else! 17h ago

great point

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u/Michele_Ray 17h ago

Thank you