2slimey: Michael Jackson Comparisons, Leaving Oklahoma With No Money & Trusting Nobody

Overview

The video is an energetic interview with 2slimey / “Too Slimy” (Sergio). He jokes, answers personal questions, and shares wild, paranoid stories—mixing light humor with some surprisingly dark/serious topics.

Main Plot / Flow

• Starts with pop-culture chaos: The chat immediately jumps into nonsense banter about GTA 6, then quickly shifts into the real interview as the host asks about his life.
• From Oklahoma to LA: He explains that growing up in Oklahoma was “cool” but too boring/country (too many farm animals). He says he left for LA for more opportunities and a better fit.
• Early jobs & frustrations: He recounts short-lived “normal” work—especially 7-Eleven. A guy throws change at him; he throws it back and basically “quits” on the spot. He also describes being a bus boy at a Mexican restaurant where he claims the boss was a little racist, leading to him quitting.
• Music identity & working style:
  • His distorted sound was helped by friends from OKC who set up a preset.
  • He prefers recording alone because he gets distracted easily (ADHD).

• Creativity & boundaries with fame: He says he doesn’t read the internet and isn’t influenced by arguments about his music. But he has a pet peeve: people filming him from a distance makes him feel “like a zoo animal.” He asks them to stop/turn the camera off.

• Food moment + “family support” joke: While talking about meals, he mentions enchiladas, jokes about double-dipping, and says “Luigi” (the waiter) made them—then laughs a lot. He adds that his family is supportive, especially once things started popping off.

• Risk-taking and distrust: His biggest risk was leaving home last September with little money. He admits he doesn’t trust people and even jokes that he doesn’t trust his mom much—he trusts only himself.

• Big fears & “paranormal” stories: He claims he’s seen demons/ghosts and aliens. He describes a sleep paralysis incident, then spirals into fears like big spiders and reading people’s body language for “weird” behavior.

• GTA 6 predictions + projects: He says he pre-ordered GTA 6 and jokes it’ll be more explicit. He also says he has a new project (“Straight edge”) coming by the end of the year, sounding “insane” and different.

• Michael Jackson segment: Late in the video, he’s compared to Michael Jackson (and he does/gets referenced for dance moves). There’s playful back-and-forth where the interviewer/host acts like a fan and references Thriller.

• Ending escalation: Things go from fun to chaotic when he’s startled by a waiter/fan situation. He becomes paranoid, panics, and the video ends with him flipping into a hype outro: “New York night… time to go… Everybody can you feel it?”

Highlights / Jokes / Key Reactions

• Distrust mantra: He repeatedly asserts distrust as a defining trait—e.g., “I don’t trust nobody”—using deflection-style humor (like “got to cut your grass” vibes).

• 7-Eleven quitting story: The change-throwing bit lands as a punchline—he quits because the environment is “fried.”

• Creepy filming rant: He calls distant filming creepy and says it makes him feel trapped like a zoo animal.

• Paranoia + ghosts/aliens (comedic dread): He blends sleep paralysis, “Oklahoma Ghost,” alien “MIB”-style morphing, and demon imagery for a dramatic comedic effect.

• “Reading” people: His warning sign is when someone is clutching their pants/pockets like they’re “about to air it out.” He even jokes he once grabbed a guy’s arm to stop him from doing something near him.

• GTA 6 explicit content prediction: He predicts more explicit stuff will show up in the game.

• Michael Jackson comparison: Playful Thriller energy and dance acknowledgment—he’s treated like a Jackson-like performer.

• Final waiter/fan escalation: The closing becomes a comedy panic. He repeatedly freaks out and declares “I have to go,” treating it like the waiter is tripping him out.

Personalities (Appearing)

• 2slimey / Too Slimy / Sergio — the main interviewee
• Interviewer / host — asking questions and hyping the outro