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Robert Moran is rawb. For over a decade, they made internet movies accidentally also made internet communities. Their focus was always on their artwork making dumb games and memes because they believed the best way to make art wasn’t to focus on others, but to ignore them and just make what they wanted to make. In 2019, they had a mental breakdown where they realized they had become a selfish artist and even though they wanted to see themselves as a role model, the fact they put their work before the partner Megan and their own mental health meant that they weren’t and could never be a role model. Why in society would we ever celebrate the artwork of someone not a role model? Why would we praise someone for their art and celebrate them with power, time, money if they aren’t a role model for the younger generations? Why would we ever put Content over People? They put content over people for 12 years and audiences cheered as they did it. They lived a very lonely lifestyle where their work and home were 1 office and all they did was make internet memes and absorb the random toxicity young internet users can lash out. They refuse to do that anymore, and so they no longer make art for them, they make it purely for other people. The cool thing about no longer making their art is that now any fan of theirs can work with them and relive their nostalgia with the artist. They focus all their skills and speed on empowering their community because by extentions their often use all these powers to remix artwork that our whole community can enjoy. The content you see now via streams and youtube videos is a byproduct of the collective communities they are building. If their work inspires and motivates you or you want to support their growth to give them more power to build a bigger community then please consider supporting their patreon. If you are unable to pledge and you would like to join our discord all you need to do is follow the numbers.

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