I'm actually concerned for the poor man. I don't know if it's healthy for Dr. Grande, and just hope he's getting enough down time and sleep trying to please his viewers and grow his channel. :)

Dr. Grande’s work ethic to this amazing! When I give a ❤️to Dr. Grande it’s meant in a grateful love of humanity frame of mind. I am a married woman with boundaries yet even I enjoy psychology and why us humans behave the way we behave.🤔❤️🇺🇸

I sincerely doubt that any other YT videographer elicits nearly as much loyalty or worry as Dr. Grande! Are we obsessed? Ah! a wee bit!🍀

I’m not diagnosing anyone in this comment, only speculating on what could be happening in a case like this. I keep thinking that he must have the best wife ❤️ I imagine her being included in the production, talking about cases while she brings him coffee. I hope so at least, because otherwise he’ll likely end up single with a workaholic lifestyle... From one workaholic to another I’d like to say that it’s great to enjoy working, but remember to love yourself enough to take time for your own mental and physical health.

@@wendigo1919 he might have scheduled film days where he records these videos and then schedules their release.

Interesting point. Maybe because Target is more expensive or there isn't one in that area?

peep his videos on him.. Dr. G ain't fucking with him lol

Why do you ‘love it’? Dr Phil has a PhD so can call himself Doctor. Dr Grande has no more right to call himself Doctor.

Dr. Fraud.

@@rogerpattube well he may have a PhD but he hasn't been a licensed or practicing psychologist in a very long time. But he frames himself as such, when he's nothing more than a TV entertainer who doesn't actually help anyone he brings onto his show. It's all about the sensationalism with him.

And I don't mean Dr. G.

Dr. Grande has a dry sense of humor!

Nuts...I was in the process of posting a video on Telegram from a year ago. God is having a hoot!

I like being spoiled 😂

"efforts to make sense of the senseless" Good phrase. My mind and imagination are strongly pulled to stories and situations, and trying to figure out Why... next time I feel myself being sucked in, I'm going to remember this expression, Trying to make sense of the senseless...

I agree with you 💯

@@cht2162 I agree with you - there is no justification for life without parole.

Well in regard to her sentencing she's not the victim at all. That'd be the guy she killed. Having said that I agree that life without parole is OTT in this case.

@@nzcamel3 I think she was both, a victim of what happened to her as a child but also a perpetrator without a doubt. In fact, I think many perpetrators were victims at some point in their lives. That being said, I think she has to pay for the crime committed but life without parole seems excessive.

I agree. I've had an experience with someone who was sexually abused as a child. I've been surprised by what a devastating thing this is and how such a thing is more common, I believe, than the average person would think. However, I don't know of any reliable statistics about the subject.

@@cht2162 Easy. Regardless of what made you that way, you still *are* that way. It’s also not your “fault” if you happen to be born a psychopath, developed dangerous sexual urges, have sadistic impulses, grew up around criminals, or are overcome with unbearable rage. Acting on any of this creates the necessity that society contain the threat and deliver a deterrent to other potential threats. She chose to do what she did on the basis of *wanting* to do it, not a lack of understanding. I would only object to life without parole because I don’t think that should happen for anything. That type of sentence is essentially taking an oath that you’ve found “true evil” which must never be allowed (for metaphysical, not public safety, reasons) to have a productive life. If people can keep the deterrent effect and neutralize the threat without ruining another life, they should go for it every time.

Like toilet tissue

yes yes yes, this needs addressed badly

I have to mute anything around my husband. Can't watch shows to fall asleep. I fell asleep one nite and hubby woke up to a woman screaming and getting killed. He used to rescue helicopter and plane crashes. Guess he doesn't want to think about that.

@@JarodM I am not sure you get the point. That seems to be a trigger for her husband due to past trauma.

How would it be unethical? What rules does it break?

@@jonathankessler7436 well something unethical doesn't have to break any "rules" or laws.

Good idea! I'm super interested too!

Keeping in mind that a large percentage of rappers have done just that as well. Eminem isn't exactly outside the "norm" in that regard.

@@nzcamel3 If other rappers refer to issues like munchausen syndrome by proxy, killing loved ones and drugs abuse then yes! I don't know much about rap music.

He had a terrible upbringing, he was bullied by a boy at school so much he was put in a Coma he has actually come through alot

I’ve wondered this myself, specifically if he has ADHD which would explain a lot, the emotional sensitivity, emotional immaturity, impulsive behavior, short temper, trouble sleeping (he got addicted to sleeping pills), and poor time management skills/staying consistent (his albums either take 6 months or 4 years to come out) it’s more common for ADHD, not finish school, have depression and anxiety, alcohol or substance misuse, relationship instability with friends and family and more likely to become hermits. (although the latter could just be due to his fame) And he shows the same benefits that ADHD creates, overly passionate, creativity, seemingly endless amounts of energy, his love for puzzles (he said he treats lyrics like puzzles in the way each word is a puzzle piece) I’ve noticed when rappers do have ADHD they are usually in the conscious hiphop sub genre and have a strong emotional connection with their fanbase (some artists I know have it are Kendrick Lamar, Joyner Lucas, and Tyler the Creator) I have ADHD and make music and always wrote conscious hiphop all throughout middle and highschool and still do, I prefer making faster paced emotional songs, and my favorite part is spending time constructing lyrics like a puzzle just like he said. My guess is it’s a combination of undiagnosed ADHD, childhood trauma and maybe even a comorbidity (80% of people with ADHD have at least 1 other diagnoses like ODD, Anxiety, Tourettes, etc.)

🤷🏻‍♀️ What?

@@kayzbluegenes you pay for say, 2 hours with an escort. You can sing karaoke, read books, talk, cry, whatever, you pay with the time to be with her, not to have sex with her, specifically. If sex happens, it's because they both wanted. 🤷‍♀️ It's... A technicality, a gray area.

It’s similar to how some sex workers will say they charge X amount of dollars per hour for a “massage”. Anything that happens during the “massage” is between two consenting adults. It’s a loophole that allows sex workers to escape being tried for prostitution (exchanging money for sex).

Pretty sure he was just trying to say it with grace basically. Without saying “hey this dude got murder by this hooker and her husband” :)

@@AkaiNabi thank you... learn something new every day!

Glad to see someone else understands it. Regardless of what it was that made you consider human life trivial, you still *are* that way. It also isn’t your “fault” if you happen to be born a psychopath or have rage you can’t control. Every murderer on the planet can reasonably claim nature, nurture, and circumstances did the heavy lifting. I still, however, object to life without parole because if people can contain the threat and keep the deterrent effect without having to ruin another life, they should go for it every time. She’s still human, but so is every other murderer.

I happen to agree. It would be a bit different if I didn’t think they were major dangers to society.

Oh please.He's a true monster.

@@geraldfriend256 what did he do?

Well that is saying something!👹

Na dann, schönes Wochenende!

Danke from us all!

Aw, what a beautiful and , poetic, witty comment. Ten stars!

In the middle of the video suddenly we get something that’s might be a commercial it it’s an hour long with claims of not being serious in otherwise disclaimers then moves on to long winded conversation of something completely inferior some type of a trash magazine and gossip thwt you need to fact find because of the disclaimer

@@suzintex2002 WELL, you know _technically_ that's true.

Ha ha Adam and Evil.

God created Adam and Eve and He brought them together, not Satan. The serpent actually wanted to separate them.

Clever compliment!🤗

@@bthomson 😊

Well. Did you see the size of her? Sex requires a certain amount of agility and spice. If he was regularly bringing home the bacon, that should have fufilled most of his conjugal duties!

Maybe it's Bella's birthday?🐾🎂

Duuuuuuuude! Why hasn’t he done this yet? Great idea Usama Zulqarnain!

@@reneejones7807 I've been patiently waiting lol.

I thought he did.

He has an eye👁👀for design!

All 814,000!

They did this case on That Chapter. Neither of them had any remorse, at all. No conscience, at all.

It is truly bizarre

The banality of evil.

There pasts and ages were mitigating factors. Life without the possibility of parole should be reserved for absolutely heinous cases where the participants are fully adult (perhaps 21+) and there is little hope of rehabilitation, not two mentally ill young people who committed one murder

Alaska didn't make her retarded.

👫👬👭(paper dolls!) Welcome!

Thank you 😊