CHAD Motivation

"CHAD Motivation" is the 75th video in the MillenniaThinker series, following "How To SURVIVE The COOM".

Plot
A man (Chad Motivator) shakes a camera in front of him and speaks to it, to the viewer, asking, "Hey, what's going on with you?". The man speaks to the viewer about how the viewer musn't give up on achiveing a goal just because of a couple failed attempts, or just because it seems like the world is against the viewer. The size of the goal does not matter, the will of the viewer does. The man tells the viewer they have 3 seconds to shake themselves out of their low spirits and go fight for the goal. The man, now angry, scolds the viewer, asking them to take a look at themselves, saying, "Are you not ashamed?...How dare you not spit in the mirror every morning?". The man chastises the viewer for only ever giving excuses for watching silly YouTube videos in between playing games and masturbating. The man tells the viewer to start to change, for the days pass in a state of stagnation, and to come back in a week and tell him what the viewer has achieved.

After signing off by saying "peace", the man turns off the recording and looks over his shoulder, where Blonde Guy stands, asking, "Was that any good?", to which he replies, "Yes".

Analysis
The description of this video states that "Chad is angry with you" and that "Chad can't sleep at night knowing that you are wasting your life. The more unmotivated you are, the more motivated he is to help you". However, the description calls into question if Chad's help is selflessly motivated. This draws attention to the fact that Chad Motivator asked Blonde Guy if his little speech was any good, as opposed to Chad having done the video by himself for his own reasons. While we don't know why Blonde Guy is doing this, we can consider the real life examples of (some) motivational speakers who look like Chad Motivator, complete with a college sweater and hat, and make a living out of scamming people into buying tickets to hear them speak, books that are filled with unhelpful or redundant information, courses that promise one thing but are misleading and end up only giving you a "guide" to that thing, etc. These motivational speakers (who do not represent the community of motivational speakers as a whole in any way) don't want to help people, they only promise to help in return that you buy something from them.

Trivia

 * Blonde Guy makes an appearance at the very end of this video.