You've used Instagram for "A, B, multivariate testing" that offended people, and you run "Tagalog Tim" to "troll people and get them mad." How do you reconcile that direct provocation with the current climate of "cancel culture" and demands for online accountability? Does it make you more cautious, or does it just fuel the fire? ---RATIONALE--- This question directly probes KK's "Combative" and "Independent" traits by forcing him to confront the implications of "cancel culture" on his provocative art, revealing whether he adapts, resists, or leverages such social dynamics in his work.
Yeah, of course there's some caution. This character I'm developing, you could say, is also like a little vacation because when I'm in my own account I have to be a bit more careful. But when I'm studying or in the Tagalog Tim persona, I could be stupid, reckless, and create a parody of people I'm against, so I'm playing the opposite of who I am. But it is all within the context of a project; otherwise, it would just be having a burner account. This isn’t one of those. I’ve put a lot of effort into building up this dude that everyone hates.