This really makes you think about the price of fame and the choices we make when our backs are against the wall. I was once in a terrible accident that left me unable to work for months. The bills piled up, and the despair was crushing. I never resorted to anything illegal, but I understood the desperation Hoin must have felt. Thankfully, I had a supportive family who helped me through. It's a stark reminder that not everyone has that safety net, and the pressure can lead to desperate measures. I just hope Hoin finds his way to a better place, emotionally and financially.

The algorithm is undefeated. Throw in some poverty, a dash of family drama, and a sprinkle of violence, and boom - instant viral sensation! But seriously, this whole situation is tragic. We need to be more aware of the struggles of those around us and offer support instead of pushing them further down. What if instead of exploiting him for a livestream, his classmate had offered him a hand? A little kindness can go a long way.

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This hits close to home. I've been in tough spots, but exploiting family is never okay. This whole "fame from a brawl" thing feels icky. It's like we're rewarding bad behavior. We should be lifting each other up, not glorifying fights. And where are this classmate's parents? Someone should be teaching them about empathy and responsible online behavior.

Hold up, is this gonna be a whole "rags to riches" story arc? Because we've seen that movie before, and it rarely ends well.

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