“That’s another thing,” Blevins said. “I felt like I couldn’t or I just didn’t want to talk back bad to the people who were talking s*** to me because I didn’t want to keep talking s***.”
“I don’t want to go back and roast the s*** out of people that are roasting me. Of course, I could,” said Blevins. “The point I’m trying to make…it’s a lot easier to combat negativity with negativity and just roast these people that are roasting me back…you know what I mean? But I just don’t want to do that any more.”
“And I found it easier to just stop playing Marvel than to—people would just get to me,” Blevins said, explaining that he would begin his day in a positive mindset and his mood would totally spiral after people started verbally attacking him.
Blevins noted that it’s hard not to care what people think, even though he knows that “nobody that is living a good and happy and holy life gets onto a video game and just f****** says the most heinous s***, right?…I know that.”
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