Btw, guns are even worse. Some can go up to the millions.

Man, that was one of the most American sponsor products I've seen to date. You guys have to pay for your ATM transactions?

If I was stupid rich I’d just buy all this shit and let it sit.

………

I know you know I know you may know I know you may have read this.

Hy pvz expert dude

@@antusFireNova64 we don't talk about that anymore

I mean, it's costing a million for a house in Sydney and roughly half that in outer Brisbane. Inflation + sellers market = a devaluation of money

for a car, that's kinda reasonable. You could actually get a pretty good used sports car or lightly used normal car for that price. But I will never understand the Unusual trade market.

Me, a car enthusiast: "never has"

I feel called out

Yessir

Pretty much

True

Do something with your life. 👍

It was 1.2 mil british pounds which translates to 1.5mil usd. Still and absolutely ungodly amount of money.

baller as fuck

Sigma

Fiat currency isn't backed by anything, but a unique "blue gem" karambit is, simple as.

It'd be funny if an update suddenly deletes it

that is csgo in a nutshell

So... lottery.

@@Reikianolla But a lottery you didnt know you were entering, you were just randomly going for a virtual item for a couple bucks to make yourself slightly happy.

the only way to get real money is selling ur steam account

@@theSato in csgo i have a 200 dollar skin that i didnt know was valuble so for most of my playtime i just didnt use

unless...

shit idea you could say that for any trendy game ever

@@nutsackvlogz8892 Tf2 is 'trendy' in 2021?

@@nutsackvlogz8892 that statement is so, so wrong

@@nutsackvlogz8892 TF2 really isn't a 'trendy' game, and I definitely think it exists in a unique state which makes it extremely fit for a Never Ever episode.

i couldnt own something that expensive that i couldnt physically understand. id be happy to own a car worth a million but i can hold that, its actually there

@@JohnnyLad i get that, but my issue is "what happens if it just disappears?” the game can go down, or it could literally just disappear one day from some game issue. id be fine owning something intangible but not something that is completely controlled by the whims of some game code

@@when-do-we-get-a-block-button if you think about it, your money in the bank is basically just code. Like when that guy became the richest person in the world for like 15 minutes because of a fuckup. The money doesn't exist technically its just numbers on a computer

​@@MrJuliankillayeah and because of fractional reserve banking, your money doesn't exist as soon as it goes into the bank. You have the right to essentially charge the bank a bill for your savings account, but the money is no longer yours as soon as you deposit it. The bank can loan it out, spend it, invest it, etc. that's why banks fail when people rush them and withdraw all their cash.

no wonder you didn't see him again, he was probably dragged into hell where sniper mains belong

@@slurmygunch6010 > asking an emplemon viewer to watch a breadtuber that emp himself has literally made fun of before.

@@UglyNTRBastard damn, sounds like emplemon is a bit lame then. The hell is a breadtuber

@@slurmygunch6010 He made fun of folding ideas because they literally said "removing dislikes isn't just a good thing: it's a great thing". Also, a breadtuber is a left wing youtube. Or more specifically, a left wing youtuber who makes left wing politics a big part of their identity and channel.

@@UglyNTRBastard Dan Olson was very clearly pointing out that dislikes are easily weaponized by single-minded people, and anyways even if that's a bad take, that's ONE bad take. Like, build opinions off of more than one thing, man. Also, his content isn't mostly left wing, guy barely talks politics. On KZfaq, at least. If his Twitter is political, that's not surprising, Twitter has so much politics now.

@@slurmygunch6010 folding ideas is a pseudointellectual who covers the lack of meaning in his work with large words.

I wonder how many of them are still tradeable.

Right. A lot of them are locked into people's backpacks for various reasons.

Peterscraps!?

glad to see you here.

Peter!

I bid 3 Stout Shackos

4 ref and like 50 cosmetic cases.

No bro I swear this engineer cap is worth 3 times as much as your team captain bro

How is your insanity going from spam comments?

Seems fair

A nebula captain space mann sold for 8030 keys recently. Pretty impressive

​@3dvision It's still a really fun game, and that's all it takes I suppose! The bots are a huge problem in the wee hours (2-6 am) from my experience, but I somehow still put in another 40 hrs last year 😅 like, i hadn't even thought of unusual hats in years, but the lust struck me all over again, and before you know it you're in a trade server with a little disposable income

i love that items have got so expensive that a ridiculously expensive item is a currency to buy them

Virgin behavior

​@@3dvisionsi don't know about that

But classical period is more well known we know the impact composers like bach beethoven, handel, and mozart had during the time some of their songs are even cliche in our culture today do you hear this more than prehistoric flute music

@@staringcorgi6475 hey dipshit, you can’t get to the classical era without the cavemen making flutes out of mammoth bones. That’s the beginning of it all, at least in terms of what we’ve seen

It is everyday things no one appreciates that sometimes end up being valuable.

😂😂😂

he's working on the largest race track ever

@@griffinoleary1694 Just like BILL FRANCE (Sr.).

Eh. Theres plenty of people on yt who look way too into something. Maybe bot overweight acne ridden and vegan but same content stuff

He's nothing special TBH

No you are right, you never get a youtube with such a unique style and history

@@dasdaza been watching him for years and his videos keep getting better. Easily my favorite KZfaqr.

There will never ever be a more original comment

“A meme is the fastest way to put an idea in someone’s head”

Oof

Women ☕️

Wait. If he cared so much about them, why wasn't that binder the first thing he took with him? If I had a collection of something that could easily be mistaken for being worthless (not sure why she threw it out, guessing either she didn't realize what was in the binder or didn't realize how valuable the cards were/could be), then that'd be the first thing to come with me.

@@randomlyentertaining8287 it was something he grew out of, and as such was put in the attic. he stopped when he was around like 10, years pass, he leaves town to go to college, and then the draft for Vietnam hits. idk I guess he didnt expect it to get tossed. And I cant ask his mom because she passed a few years ago

But dude muh half lyfe ;(

Because FIFA did it first with their Ultimate Teams.

Because everything was cosmetic

Valve didn’t start it, Japan did with Gacha which was originally physical toys but started entering video games in the late 90s early 2000s

Its okay when nint- uh i mean valve does it

you got that right. It's lit

i was blown away

Jokes aside, Lego is eminently collectible because of how hard it is for them to retool their production for set-specific pieces, so many times it's just one production run and done . Not to mention that shields especially were in a lot of very old sets when purchasing and keeping sets unopened wasn't really a thing, and they are some of the easiest pieces for kids to lose. But also just imagine how much pu$$y that collection would get you.

@@johnr797 Lego Goat. One set in like 2010. They never got around to making more before inevitable mold scrapping. A single lego goat, a piece of white plastic about an inch long, is now $100 minimum.

That’s completely awesome considering I have most of those

Monk: he want to artificially inflate the price of burning team captain to sell it for 2x it's current value

What are you talking about

@@dav786 well did you lost 16000 dollars?

Redditors man...

when your cs inv is worth over a million you start to wonder

Reddit Moment

Step 1. Make card Step 2. Die Step 3. Profit?

A signed black lotus now sells for 511,000 dollars

rush signed more cards than anyone hed literally sign stacks of them if you mailed him

Emp's videos are just such an amazing treat. I love how most of his videos have that one quote that sticks with you.

Yeah notice he said "worthless" too.

Any sources to that, m8?

Romans: the original shitposters

Ey historia civilis

@@killgoreslayer2171 came here to post that god tier channel

@@512TheWolf512 Goldsworthy, Adrian Keith. “Triumph.” Augustus: First Emperor of Rome 211.

+2

wdym

i’ve always thought this

@@striderwhiston9897 it's because they have similar voices

There will never ever be another movement shooter like Titan Fall 2

TF2 is one of gaming's signature landmarks so it's earned that kind of treatment.

similar to the time i really wanted a b.a.s.e jumper so i gave the guy who was selling it 14 ref lmao

Probably any teenager in the world would have done that. Don't blame yourself. It happens My little bro lost 300 bucks because he equipped a rare cs go skin on his gun. Heh. You lose some...

Some of the magic cards I've lost, traded away, or had stolen are now worth thousands. I started playing in 1996 when I was 6 years old, I cringe at the memory of owning power 9 (the most valuable cards in the game, black lotus is one of them) and touching them with sticky juice fingers and lending them to friends for their commom cards cause they have a cool picture of a knight on them. You're right though, you move on.

the community market is a horrible investment, you shouldn't take it seriously. there are actual investments with far better returns

thanks for the thing

Hatconomy**

I would fuck the economy

Is this a Scott The Woz reference?

@@GaffsNotLaffs y e s

YEAH I FUCKIN LOVE THE ECONOMY *mic peaks*

Please this. We need to perfect cloning so we can have SS videos more than every two months

You sound like you smell bad

Uh, "don't have copyright" is not quite true there. In fact, alot of the stuff mentioned is protected intellectual property and has massive governments and corporations that would gladly destroy little people if something they did risked the value of the property. You're on the right path though. You can replicate just about anything, you just can't mass produce it and sell it -or- misrepresent what it is (such as creating fraudulent "fake" versions and representing them as the original - no matter how well made). It's far more detailed that you would realize. Copyright/IP needs some fixing, but it's an essential part of a creator's power and ability to profit from their often difficult and hard to measure work. The problem arises, as most things do, when an organizational structure with a "fluid" concept of property is able to be equally represented in legal terms to an individual - basically giving massive corporations and governments the ability to just steal and control things as they please. Fight to remove the idea that a corporation has legal protection and rights as if they were individuals - both culturally and legally. Remember, individuals have rights - organizations do not. Observe this and anyone will see one of the core root issues with modern property right laws; when a fluid and massive corporate structure can act as if they were a person in the eyes of the law, you have a board of "directors" and "shareholders" acting in unison with all of the monetary power and collective skill against anyone who is standing as an individual.

@@pacefactor Just look at Disney trying to protect their precious mouse against the public domain.

@@blobofblutack my point exactly

@@pacefactor wow, that was educational thanks

Hilariously I was thinking about this during the video and here you are, 16 hours prior to me being here. Same void whale i guess huh?

One Mann's Trash :^) [Sponsored by Mann Co.'s Saxton Hale]

@@rachelthesheep beat me to it

One man’s trash is another man’s pleasure

Yes

I've been playing TF2 for 1000+ hours and the only things I've bought are a few strange killstreak weapons that I payed for with money from selling steam trading cards. I own maybe 5 hats that I've gotten from drops

@@Scroolewse 5 hat drops? jeez, i have only gotten 1 hat drop ever

there is no big and scary world. the world is tf2

Oh shit I have over 40 unusuals

* you too, kid?

Brother killer?

I appreciate you lol

"I have done nothing but teleport bread for 3 days."

I have done nothing but unbox crates for 3 days

Same

I gotta agree

I didnt and just got lucky to find it

Damn, I didn't get one

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iNmjqMiH3tnDgGQ.html ... .. ..

Same bro...

It adds up. You should remember to shut off the lights.

You'll get it when you start paying bills

@@salsamancer I already do 😔

you mean “to lose as much money as possible”

@@cooldudemcgee4457 and that too

money makes more money

LMAOOOO

Hey verified user.

Nevermind, you play LoL.

@@youtubeuserdan4017 Hey youtubeuserdan

@@youtubeuserdan4017 Nevermind, you have bad taste.

Sup check mark

Why

Because he's a hard worker? He actually does research.

Yoooo, is that the fabled Alien NFT in your pfp?

The original Killsteak item.

i love how everyone here is just talking about tf2

that one's worth like 50 dollars iirc

grandmaster

What about the special variant of heavys table taunt? Or the community, self made, valve, normal items

I watched that video right before!

This one? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qNx8eaiZnLyVaHU.html

@@Rick586 that's the one

That would be one way to put it, esteemed KZfaqr ZACHxFULLER.

Oh for real I didn’t know

Up until the mid-video ad when there are already ads on their video... cmon man.

@@Zachkiam Ublock origin and sponsor block will fix that. If you are android then you can use vanced.

@@Zachkiam yeah, because KZfaq ads alone pay you soo much..

I watched his video games video twice, the second just today. On accident too and I went with it.

I think they used like 300+. But yeah, there was more than one. Edit: 321 cars. Source: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y8WPkrp_2Lioiqs.html

As with a lot of movie cars, but you know what Emp means.

frankly I'm glad rick harrison wasnt even mentioned

@@weedspagon4522 true but Rick Harrison deserves the hate

Agree!

Facts but more expensive

23:30

And thats why you are not gonna make it

@@kitno6415 Thanks for saying that

And no one cares about the person who made it

But say Elon Musk made the same carving and then died, it would be worth much more

now if you made a series of those that garnered attention, then maybe people will start to buy. see where i am going with this?

@@brofran So what you're saying is I need to start carving rocks with algorithmically generated monkey faces on them?

@@kylegonewild probably

Indeed it was rare items

If there's one thing to be said about Nintendo collectors it's that they will pay tons for literal garbage. There was an official rubber band that was used during some Nintendo event that sold for more money than a rubber band should sell for. So it's safe to say that, yes it will probably appreciate. But how much? We may never know.

I think value is in the eye of the collector. A PNG is as worthless as some splashes of well-placed paint on a canvas. Everything would be worthless if we didn't care about them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

well considering the wii shop shut down not long ago its probably completely worthless right now maybe in 20-30 years itll be a novel thing to have but im sure theres some gamestop warehouse that has 50,000 of those cards in 1 palletized container

I think the points cards will habve future value in escpially in 20+ years when people will want them as a collectable (I have a bunch so It might be wishful thinking)

Duck

Cope

Hey uh, got $800 million to spare?

Just collect money

I collected those stickers you find on fruit when I was younger. My best possession of those is one from a banana I received with lunch in primary school and have never found the same fruit brand since

if I had 10 million dollars, I'd buy a kebab in pita with garlic sauce and fries and pepsi with ice

I talk here? wtf :0

@@lilithspicynugget a youtuber watches other people's content because its interesting? wtf?? :000

@@wengoszmleczny2802 i'd buy that even if i didn't have 10 million dollars

Even when you KNOW youre going to enjoy the topic, he still manages to make it sound interesting? Isnt that the most obvious example though?

Also for most nft sites, when you purchase the nft you're not purchasing the copyright, just the right to say "I paid for this", so the original artist could still copyright strike you if you decided to use it in marketing

What's more valuable, an original Picasso or a JPEG of a Picasso? The original, obviously. It has value because you know Picasso himself painted on that very canvas. That is essentially what an NFT is. It uses encrypted code and is stored on a blockchain much like a Bitcoin is, only an NFT is not currency. Its code allows someone to verify that the NFT is, in fact, the original piece of digital art, and thus it holds value. NFTs also don't have to be 2D images. They can be 3D models. Imagine a CS:GO where all of the skins were NFTs made by users. They would hold stories of their own much like rare stamps. A rare skin once used by an eSports player would have much more value despite being identical to the other skins that look exactly like it. Hopefully that explains things a little better.

@@aespair Just use a PNG instead

@@aespair NFTs are like a signature for a digital asset, usually a picture, but is also an asset that could be traded. The valuable thing about NFTs is not because it's the original content of the artist but instead more for collection or an investment. Picasso is a well renowned artist from history, there is internal value to the art, and preserving items through history is expensive, considering wars and other conflicts that could've destroyed them; you can't compare NFTs and other digital assets to historical pieces of art or antiquities, .

yeah, like, with tf2 hats/csgo guns, you actually *own* the hats/guns. you cant just equip a 661 case hardened AK or burning team captain whenever you want. its virtually tangible. nfts are literal jpegs. you can make a case for everything else in this video being worthwhile, but not this.

Nice

me too

Emp's a pretty big Gorillaz fan, based on the number of times he's used 19-2000 in his video soundtracks.

Its not the Trash the Planet OST smh🥴

he's used it a lot of times

I think he also used an instrumental version of Dirty Harry in at least one of his other videos

I'm still in that obsession

I’ve gone broke collecting diecasts

It's not weird at all. I'm serious.

ShOuLd My WiFe GeT SoMe Of ThE CsGo SkInS. My god, some people are insane

@@CaptCool88 well, it's assets with value. Depending on the divorce, his wife may actually have claim to that.

@@eisgnom7383 If they dont know about it, dont tell em..... its honestly not even a question he should be asking.

@@joem1950 Bet. Like, dude, why're you snitching on yourself?

@@CaptCool88 when your skin collection is approaching over 100K USD these are very reasonable questions

How did you even watch it

Any seemingly irrational human behavior is the most rational of all, its a reflection of our instinct. And yes, barring illnesses, I do mean any.

Rationality stems from necessity. We no longer need those instincts, so their manifestation is irrational. Natural? Maybe.

I wouldn't put undue stock in evo psych, the actual cause is generally an interaction between our physiology and the world we currently find ourselves in - if you could explain this video to any ancient hunter gatherer human they'd think the concept was truly absurd. Dopaminergic innervation is a goal orienteering phenomenon in like every mammal. That fact alone doesn't explain *why* we value what we do currently, just how it's possible that we do value and pursue. Well, some of us do, I can't really wrap my head around collecting, i guess my ancestors must have been agriculturists 😉

@ᴍʀ ꜱᴍɪʟʏ I don't think they know either😉

@@cameron6538 I completely agree. Most evo psych theories are literally unfalsifiable, unless you somehow travel back in time. It's not science!

that’s…how every collector’s item works? Things are only ever produced in limited quantities, digital or otherwise, and the entire point of NFTs (however stupid) is that anything can be a collector’s item if you only make 1 of it.

I submit for consideration: Games Workshop

Thats how the majority of the digital collector items took off lul

Diamonds

Actually yes. Although outdated now, one of the most expensive baseball cards of the 90's was the 1989 Ken Griffey Jr Rookie card from a fledgling company named Upper Deck. It was printed as card #1 in Upper Deck's first full run of cards in 1989, before Griffey Jr even took the field in the MLB. This card was touted as an almost guaranteed get rich quick investment. If you could pull UD's 1989 #1 you were going to make your money back, 10-100x in just a few years. Added upgrades in quality in card stock, packaging and photo resolution, Upper Deck created a monster that changed the industry. The problem? Even though it was highly coveted in the collectable industry, it wasn't really all that scarce. A whopping 90k KG Jr 89 Upper Deck rookies have been graded, over double the next most valuable card from that set, the Randy Johnson rookie. The card was estimated to be printed 1 million times in its first run alone, and was reprinted when the second half of the set was printed later that year. Additionally it was involved in 2 runs of the complete set boxes printed. Its also rumored that 500 count boxes were being shopped around at trade shows, purely to bank on the fact that the general public believed this highly coveted card would be rare and increase in value over the years. It is very likely that the 1989 Upper Deck KG Jr Rookie card was the most printed card by Upper Deck that year.

Nuts like sandy the squirrel.

When he dies, he should be built a statue or art to commemorate him for future KZfaqrs a Century later to show people that there's someone who was passionate about his hobbies.

i collect rotten cheeseburgers in the dumpster