Ruby Granger #29 Is it soon yet?

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If I were Ruby, I would make videos about my old videos and review them and point out what was good advice and what not and so on. I think that would be a nice change from her usual stuff.
so, Ruby, if you are reading this, here is an idea for you.
 
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She probably cancelled the Italy vlog. She was here what, almost a month ago?
Maybe she has a lot of footage to edit and she's still working on it but I doubt it.
 
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If I were Ruby, I would make videos about my old videos and review them and point out what was good advice and what not and so on. I think that would be a nice change from her usual stuff.
so, Ruby, if you are reading this, here is an idea for you.
That’s a good idea, but it would require self-awareness and an ability to critique herself, and she’s incapable of that.
 
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She probably cancelled the Italy vlog. She was here what, almost a month ago?
Maybe she has a lot of footage to edit and she's still working on it but I doubt it.
There's no point in her uploading one really, she already covered all of what she'd want to show (i.e. her being performative and pretending to read CMBYM while in Italy) in her "daily routine". She'd just be recycling all the same footage, but that's never stopped her before really.
 
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If I were Ruby, I would make videos about my old videos and review them and point out what was good advice and what not and so on. I think that would be a nice change from her usual stuff.
so, Ruby, if you are reading this, here is an idea for you.
If I were Ruby, I would make videos about "getting a job", "moving out of my parents' house", "interacting with other twenty-somethings", and "letting go of my preteen self".
 
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If I were Ruby, I would make videos about "getting a job", "moving out of my parents' house", "interacting with other twenty-somethings", and "letting go of my preteen self".
If I were Ruby I‘d leave Youtube and get a life that does not rely on showcasing every aspect of it
 
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Since she has left uni you really realize how boring her life actually is tbh. Before it revolved around studying and being on campus, but once that has been taken away, you can see that she genuinely does fuck all that doesn’t involve her mum ferrying her about or taking her to places like the theatre etc
 
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If I were Ruby I’d release my book on Amazon right now so that we can all read it because I for one am just desperate to read the latest murder mystery about to take over the shelves
 
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It may sound 'pretentious and posh' to you but where I'm from, people including myself pronounce the word 'partially' just like that too. But then again I grew up speaking RP so to me it sounds normal
I most definitely didn’t grow up speaking with an RP accent but I’m really struggling to hear what’s weird about how Ruby pronounces partially in that video - it a bit exaggerated for effect but I don’t know how else you’d pronounce it? Par-shall-ee - maybe sometimes it’s more parsh-lee but I don’t think this is one we can pull her up on. Now if it was Poirot, we’d have more to talk about …
 
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Just watched the video and in all honesty, I don't think the content itself was that bad. I mean, most of the tips were pretty self-explanatory but it was perfectly fine.

The issue I have with it is it's just another sad reminder of Ruby trying to cling onto childhood and how she has such a juvenile approach to everything. Writing thank you cards to teachers at school is one thing, but doing it when you're at university? That's frankly bizarre and no lecturer would expect that. You barely have any dealings with them, most probably (bar your tutor) wouldn't even know your name and more importantly, it's a much more professional setting. They don't want cards saying what the best thing about their class was; I think she said she wrote them Christmas cards too. It's something she needs to grow out of.

I understand she still has a younger audience and this video was designed for them, but she left school 4 years ago. No one wants to see a 22-year-old who has been detached from the school system since 2018 giving out advice and tips. It might satisfy her own longing to be back at school yet it's strange at this stage. Now she's left uni, her content needs to mature as I genuinely worry for her and her childhood obsession.
 
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Hi all, long-time lurker new poster here!
I discovered Tattle several months ago, it was the darkest time of my life (thankfully all is good now) and I must say it brought me much needed laughter. Also, although some topics I found were too severe and nitpicky, it virtually opened my eyes to the (frequent) void behind the polished image influencers carefully build for themselves. I'm in my late 20s, not too naive (at least I hope!) and I was still blinded into believing people like Melanie Murphy or Madeleine Olivia were having a great life. For Ruby, I could see some cracks in the picture but was far to see all of it. I mainly started to watch her about 4 years ago because I wanted some British countryside stuff to listen to in the background, and her study habits still sometimes made me question whether I was doing enough with my own studies! Can't imagine the effect on a young impressionable kid.
Anyway, I could be projecting but part of my feels a bit for Ruby. I've had a very sheltered youth (very different than hers though, did not attend school for one thing). And it took me until I was 22/23 to start breaking free from my family. Back then, I was quite well-read, but terribly socially akward and naive 'in the real world'. I was also very aware of my own limitations, and of the rough time I would have to go through to get rid of them, so I waited a bit too long to take the leap. But better late than never. I hope Ruby does the same thing one day and realize the outer world is not as scary as the picture she's made of it in her mind.
I also find it pretty sad she's so clung on her childhood because ironically it makes her look (and probably feel) older than she actually is. Someone in their early 20s is old only if you look at it from a child's perspective. I have several friends who've completely changed their lives around in their 30s or 40s. At 22, one is a grown-up but still a very young one. One can try things, make mistakes, and be forgiven for them easily. She's not enjoying her youth at all, and I'm afraid she will wake up years later and regret it.
 
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The sped-up audio and the profusion of fake freckles are giving Pippi Longstocking on speed and it’s really not a good look. And it’s only July
Thread title nomination!

Ruby Granger #30: Pippi Longstocking on speed
 
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Please no. Ruby can't hold a candle(stick) to Pippi!

The only thing they have in common are the freckles, and even those are fake
This makes Ruby sound way cooler than she actually is tbh
Fair enough. I'm sorry to bersmich the name of Pippi Longstocking through association with Rubella. I actually remember Ruby saying that she didn't enjoy the Pippi Longstocking books. Didn't she give them a low Goodreads rating or something?

New thread title suggestion. Ruby Granger #30 Measles, mumps and rubella on speed

(just kidding)
 
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