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Xisuma leaves Twitter and returns to longer conversations

His only xisumasays upload of the week revisits a withdrawn tweet, a public apology and the value of talking directly.

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I quit Twitter... and you should too!

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1:45Xisuma argues that social media makes publishing easier while separating users into echo chambers.
3:20He recounts posting a defence of Skizz after seeing only part of an online dispute.
4:52Realising he lacked the full context, he withdrew his statement and apologised.
7:20He explains "rise above" as setting aside emotional reactivity before responding.
8:50He credits the Hermits with addressing the situation through direct, constructive communication.
10:35He says he wants to put time into substantive videos rather than online arguments.

A football match was where Xisuma realised he had stepped into an argument without understanding its full context. In his new commentary video, he retraces the early-morning scrolling, the defensive tweet and the apology that followed, with Minecraft gameplay running underneath.

"I shouldn't have said anything at all though," he says. "I quit Twitter... and you should too!" is the only new upload on xisumasays this week, drawing roughly 11,000 views in its first twelve hours. It is comfortably the channel's busiest video right now.

The account is less about relitigating the dispute involving fellow Hermitcraft member Skizz than explaining how Xisuma got pulled into it. He describes engagement loops amplifying anger, then contrasts that noise with the Hermits' direct conversations. He says he is proud of how the group handled things constructively.

His explanation of "rise above" is particularly specific: sidestep your own emotional response rather than let it dictate your next contribution. Some viewers extend the conversation beyond Twitter, describing similarly draining exchanges on Reddit and questioning how platforms shape the tone of a day.

The subscriber count was unchanged over the week. Away from the new upload, "It Happened Again..." continues to draw modest daily viewing, as does "Scar & X Rant about Youtube, AI & Social Media". That older conversation with GoodTimesWithScar makes a fitting companion: Xisuma's return picks up the same concern about what online platforms do to the people using them.

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What viewers say

Thinking I should quit reddit right now. It's frustrating, because often the things I say are either inert, interesting or helpful - but there's always one person who wants to spend days on end misunderstanding me in every illogical way perceivable, and it really does mess with the overall tone of the day.
@SamuraiPipotchiSee it on YouTube
before I watch the rest of the video, you are spot on how polished and optmised the new content is, it's just so hard for new youtubers to break through.
@dervissuleyman5707See it on YouTube
Xisuma, you hit the nail on the head of so many issues our culture and society are being forced to confront in the fast-paced changes that Social Media has given us all.
@PurpleGoddess_IzzySee it on YouTube

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