The following video is filled with anger, frustration and disgust, and it's all because of this.

Is it your kneecap?

It's obvious the Internet is filled with content that sexualized is men and women, but mostly women, sex cells and on the Internet.

Sex sells a lot, lot Clickbait videos that objectify women today.

I'm gonna be asking girls if they want to be my valentine and then they say No, Let's see if this will change their mind.

Get millions of views, millions of followers and millions of dollars.

These videos make you a star big and influencer.

Sell your own merch and build your own brand.

They achieve your dreams.

How did you like tonight?

It's my frustration.

I will not name any names, but I shall say this.

When you make your content sexual, you reach too low.

You reach the bottom of the barrel, and as you reach that low, remember your audience.

It's the young kids who look up to you, the ones who give you their laughs, their likes shares and buy your shirt in their most crucial years of growing up.

What do you let them see?

See videos of how to hit on girls videos of how to prank innocence, videos of how to let girls kiss you on their beach, half naked videos of boobs as a thumbnail and assets as the content.

The Internet has become a toxic wasteland of desperation way.

Do you think, like, just for the thumbnail?

Can I touch it?

Yeah, all because we are rewarded the like click view, add and share and forget the real purpose of influence in this video.

I said, I'm not going to name names, but I can't.

I must name a few humans of New York.

We're in a rat Atlas of Beauty, Oprah, Magnificent women.

Ellen de Generous and Mother Teresa of talk shows Emma Watson.

Thank you all for being here, Superwoman and many more, more.

These are the names we should remember as the ones who rose above easy content and influence billions of lives without relying on that click bait without relying on the thumbnail.

They built an empire.

The Internet has become our playground.

It's where millions of kids spend the most time.

It's not the streets anymore.

It's Facebook.

YouTube and Instagram Meet Devon, nine, Delaney, seven, and Dalton, who's four It's our responsibility as creators.

I'm sorry I raised my voice when I've lost and your responsibility as a viewer to build an Internet free of sexism and free of objectification filled with kindness, meaning and respect And that responsibility that lies on all of us, yeah.