
A Brutally Honest Conversation with Smosh
The Colin and Samir Show
Shoden Freud and Resentment
- After leaving Smosh, Anthony Padilla felt a sense of resentment and competitiveness towards Ian Hecox's work.
- There's a term called Shoden Freud, which describes the pleasure in watching someone else's failure.
- Padilla didn't actively seek out Hecox's downfall but experienced some of those feelings due to unresolved issues and the loss of ownership over the Smosh brand.
- Padilla felt a disconnect from his past identity, losing access to emails and usernames associated with Smosh.
- The resentment stemmed from years of dedication to the brand and a sense of loss after leaving.
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