Comments by "JLH" (@Kyarrix) on "Coach D EXPOSES GOP hypocrisy on Grooming in the Perfect Takedown" video.

Please ditch the reflective sunglasses. You may think you're setting a vibe and that it looks cool and edgy but it doesn't. Instead it detracts from your message for reasons I'll explain. Maybe your target audience thinks it's cool and are more likely to listen to a dude in reflective glasses sitting in a car? I'm not sure that's the case but even if it is there are some precepts of psychology and rhetoric; make eye contact with your audience, persuade them with your words and affect, connect with them by demonstrating sincerity. You can't do that if you're at a remove wearing reflective glasses. Otherwise, I agree with the entirety of your message and you are a good speaker. You are persuasive and articulate. I think removing the reflective sunglasses unless there is a compelling reason to keep them on, is the correct play. I apologize in advance if there is a reason for you to wear them, if you have sight issues that I am unaware of. I assume that your sight is normal based on the fact that you appear to be sitting in a car.
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@edkent4984 Thank you for your response, I appreciate it. This was the second time I've said something about this issue. I probably should have done it in a nicer or kinder way, maybe that would have elicited a response. I don't think so though, there was no response to it the first time I pointed it out a few days ago. I found this channel randomly, I came across a video by one of the other people who contribute to the channel, Texas Paul. His videos are persuasive because of his sincerity. His word choice isn't always perfect, but it doesn't detract from the video because you feel how genuine he is. You know that what he is saying is deeply felt. This guy is an even better orator. There is so much potential here and the sunglasses just take away from it. I think that's why I was less than patient in my comment. He is such a good speaker in terms of vocabulary and flow. He is extremely articulate. What is missing though is that additional element of warmth and sincerity, the connection that you immediately feel with Texas Paul is not present to the same degree partially because of the sunglasses.
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