Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Politically engaged: Frequently tackles politics and institutions, e.g. US system in “The American Political System was DESIGNED to be fixed!” and critiques of media and Nationals in “friendlyjordies CANCELS THE MEDIA” and “The new leader of the @NSWNationals Dugald Saunders…”.
- Community oriented: Promotes causes and fundraising, like supporting wombats in “Oi, chuck come cash at a great cause:” and encouraging civic participation in “Send this to a mate who isn't even awake yet and get them to the polls”.
- Consistent creator: Maintains a long-running pattern of videos and live shows across years, e.g. regular uploads like Confess Their SINS series (“Mechanics Confess Their SINS”, “Nurses Confess their SINS”) and ongoing tour promotions in multiple cities.
- Direct communicator: Uses blunt, clear phrasing that leaves little ambiguity, such as “Hot Take: I Don't Like War Crimes” and “They Tried to Kill Me...”.
- Self‑aware humor: Blends self‑reference and comedy, as in “Moist did a video on me” and celebrating milestones with humor in “We Won (1 MILLION SUBS!)”.
Weaknesses:
- Heavy self‑promotion: A large proportion of posts are tour and ticket pushes, e.g. repeated Tour Dates tweets like “Tour Dates Sydney 10th Oct Melbourne 18th Oct…” and numerous “come see my live show” posts which can feel repetitive.
- Provocative phrasing: Uses deliberately inflammatory lines that can alienate or distract from nuance, e.g. “Gina Rineheart is hot” and hyperbolic titles like “EVERYONE IS FLEEING NEW ZEALAND”.
- Limited dialogue: Most posts are one‑way announcements or video plugs with few visible replies or conversations; even questions like “Can anyone explain why they live in Canberra?” and “What's the best thing you've ever seen in Wollongong?” appear mainly as engagement prompts rather than real back‑and‑forth.
- Clickbait titling: Relies on dramatic, sensational titles that can undermine perceived credibility, such as “They Tried to Kill Me...”, “Paradise Bombed”, and “This is Predatory. Not for Long.”.
- Issue overload: Covers many serious topics in quick succession—war crimes, housing crisis, media bias, arms dealers, legal threats (e.g. “Blocked by arms dealer @ThalesAustralia...”, “Housing Crisis Are We Doomed?”)—which can make it hard for followers to track priorities or see sustained follow‑through on specific campaigns.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
The account mixes comedy with intense political and social commentary, much like Lisa Simpson blends idealism with activism. Many tweets promote investigative or critical videos about politics and institutions, such as “The Media's New Little Propaganda Trick” and “Australia Almost had a Civil War”, mirroring Lisa’s habit of calling out systemic problems. The user often highlights corruption and misuse of power, for example “She is Corrupt” and “John Barilaro Loses in Court”, which fits Lisa’s moral, reformist streak. At the same time, there’s a strong earnest concern for social issues like housing and cost of living, seen in “Housing Crisis Are We Doomed?” and “COST OF LIVING”. Even the promotion of charity and causes, such as “Oi, chuck come cash at a great cause”, aligns with Lisa’s compassion and desire to improve society, just delivered with a sharper, more comedic edge.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ
They show strong Extroversion (E): their feed is packed with calls to live shows and tours like “Sydney live every Monday 7pm!” and “Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Sunshine Coast, Central Coast! Come see me live in November.”, clearly thriving on public engagement and performance rather than private, solitary pursuits. Their content reflects Intuition (N) through big‑picture political and societal themes, e.g. “Australia Almost had a Civil War” and “Housing Crisis Are We Doomed?”, focusing on systemic analysis rather than day‑to‑day sensory detail. The tone is heavily Thinking (T): they attack corruption and systems using blunt, critical language like “She is Corrupt” and “The Media's New Little Propaganda Trick”, prioritizing critique and logic over harmony or tact. Their repeated promotion of structured tours and campaigns suggests Judging (J): they lay out organized schedules such as “Sydney 10th Oct Melbourne 18th Oct Sunshine Coast 1st Nov Perth 4th, 5th, 6th Nov” and direct followers to planned projects like Patreon and playlists in “I'm going to name some names. Support us on Patreon…”. Overall, the combination of outspoken public presence, big‑picture political focus, hard‑edged critique, and structured goal‑orientation best fits an ENTJ profile.
Some pickup lines for you
- You keep asking why anyone lives in Canberra, but after seeing your tour dates I’m thinking of moving there just so I’ve got a better chance of being in your next ‘Australia’s BEST WORST CITY’ episode.
- You did ‘Australia vs America: WHO WOULD WIN?’ — plot twist, the only clear winner is whoever you sit next to on the Sunshine Coast show on November 1st.
- You’ve had nurses, cleaners, Domino’s workers and mechanics confess their SINS… when’s the episode where I confess that I’ve been binging every ‘Bruz’ video just to hear you say ‘We Won’ about answering my DMs?
- You exposed Thales, Barilaro, pyramid schemes and dodgy lawyers — statistically speaking, the shadiest thing in your life right now might be how I’m trying to turn your ‘They Tried to Kill Me…’ saga into ‘They Tried to Date Me… and it worked.’
- You said ‘The American Political System was DESIGNED to be fixed’ — if you’ve got time to fix entire nations, maybe you’ve got time to help fix my terrible taste in politicians and even worse taste in crushes.
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Political comedy, live shows & YouTube deep dives from Sydney. Once got threatened with lawsuits and firebombs—kept uploading anyway.– @friendlyjordies
Your signature cocktail
The Common Sense Brigade Spritz
This bright but punchy spritz channels a classic Aussie backbone with Australian gin for the “Classic Australian Variety Show” energy in their bio, and the way they bounce from politics to pranks to live tours. The bitter orange aperitivo represents their sharp takedowns of media and politicians in videos like “friendlyjordies CANCELS THE MEDIA” and “She is Corrupt”, adding a necessary sting. Fiery ginger beer captures the chaotic, high-energy vibe of posts like “Hot Take: I Don't Like War Crimes” and “They Tried to Kill Me...”, fizzing with outrage and jokes. A dash of smoky Islay whisky nods to the darker, heavier subjects in videos such as “Paradise Bombed” and their firebomb playlist plug in “I'm going to name some names.”. Finally, the wombat-shaped lemon twist is a cheeky garnish inspired by their call to support a cause: “Oi, chuck come cash at a great cause:”, reminding you there’s a soft spot for activism under all the smoke and spice.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Across his feed, he consistently demonstrates Gryffindor-style bravery and willingness to confront powerful figures head-on. He openly challenges political and corporate power, for example calling out weapons manufacturers in tweets like “Blocked by arms dealer @ThalesAustralia... Watch our latest video to see why.” and directly pressing them with “Did you also supply Indonesia with rockets used in West Papua?”, which shows a readiness to take risky public stands. He also digs into controversial political and legal issues around NSW Nationals leadership and media behavior, such as in “The new leader of the @NSWNationals Dugald Saunders claims he won't be a Barilaro 2.0. Gonna be hard as he already has a history of misusing the police to go after his critics.” and “friendlyjordies CANCELS THE MEDIA”, reflecting a hero-complex style crusade against perceived injustice. His willingness to revisit personal danger and harassment, as implied by “They Tried to Kill Me...” while still continuing public advocacy, underscores courage over self-preservation. While he is clearly witty and analytical (with long-form exposés and satire on topics like housing and war crimes), the defining throughline is bold, confrontational activism rather than detached intellect or quiet loyalty, which aligns most strongly with Gryffindor.
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Your song
The Times They Are A-Changin' - Bob Dylan
A well-suited song for @friendlyjordies is The Times They Are A-Changin' by Bob Dylan because their feed mixes political critique with a call for public engagement and reform. Videos like “The American Political System was DESIGNED to be fixed!” and “Australia Almost had a Civil War” echo Dylan’s theme of entrenched systems facing pressure from a changing, more informed public. Their willingness to name names and confront power, as in “I'm going to name some names. Support us on Patreon” and “She is Corrupt”, mirrors the song’s challenge to authorities and status quo figures. Tweets like “They Tried to Kill Me...” and “This Soldier Threatened to Sue Me” show he’s personally caught in the crossfire of that change, fitting the song’s warning to those who try to hold back the tide. Combined with his recurring focus on cost of living and housing in “COST OF LIVING” and “Housing Crisis – Are We Doomed?”, the overall tone matches Dylan’s blend of satire, urgency, and belief that social and political tides can be shifted.
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