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Oskar’s Move to Los Angeles

Oskar’s “I’m quitting” announcement turns out to mean he’s quitting Slovakia—not making videos. He reflects on four years of building an online career: filming in his mother’s borrowed car while working student jobs, giving up alcohol, reaching 100,000 Instagram followers, and earning an engineering degree.

He thanks the friends and supporters who helped him along the way, including Michal Totka, who lent him a laptop when he couldn’t afford one.

The Show and Its Guests

Oskar recalls launching an internet show with his longtime friend Sväzár. An early interview with Natálka Fajkosová drew a huge audience, and before long he was hosting major guests such as Rytmus and Attila Végh.

The show also ventured into more serious topics, including Slovak politics. This involved displaying Robert Fico’s bloodied shirt and jacket and discussing alleged paid influencer support in Peter Pellegrini’s campaign.

Taking a Risk

Oskar is now making a much bigger bet: moving to Los Angeles to pursue an English-language show and reach a global audience. He admits the odds are slim and jokes with his companion about the roughly €20,000 they have already spent. Still, he says he would rather try while he’s young than wonder what might have happened.

He asks viewers to recommend potential guests in Los Angeles, offering free HeroHero access for useful leads. He also jokes that anyone who doesn’t like him can “go to hell”—especially if he succeeds and never comes back.

Closing Message

The video ends on a loose, comic note, with Oskar and his companion reacting to an eccentric beachgoer wearing a helmet. Oskar closes by thanking his mother, his traveling companion Nazar, and viewers back in Slovakia, asking them to keep their fingers crossed.

Personalities Mentioned or Appearing

Oskar, Nazar, Sväzár, Alex, Dominik, Natálka Fajkosová, Rytmus, Attila Végh, Andrej Babiš, Robert Kaliňák, Robert Fico, Filip Jovanović (Jovinečko), Peter Pellegrini, and Michal Totka.