Tyler said is best in the epilogue: "Some chapters were serious, some chapters were silly, most were ridiculous, and almost all of them made me cringe, but i couldn't be happier with it."

it was fascinating to see it with a few years between the release of the book and now, because it feels so much has changed in the YouTube landscape. i'd recommend it if you're a tyler fan, or just interested in all things youtube culture, like me. In many ways, it brought me back to my days... (not too long ago, i'm just being dramatic really) - In a "Where were you when Tyler was the professional fangirl of the internet?" way. Simpler times, she says with the positive distortion that nostalgia plays with memory. Maybe because my last days of being a student are inching ever near, and that makes me feel older than anything else. Anyways...

The book was very well-written, and the audiobook was also quite nice to listen to.
Now the content... Much like Tyler's videos, when i love them i love them, but when they are not for me, they really aren't for me. I almost DNFed the book in the first few chapters, but i'm glad i didn't - i did find plenty of chapters soon after that i found quite moving. I even teared up once or twice. but because the highs were highs, but those lows were low, i'm going for a 3 star, very comfortably in the middle of the scale.