Quality Over Clout

I’m done respecting all builds. You heard me right, and I’ll say it again: I. AM. DONE. RESPECTING. ALL. BUILDS. Before you clutch your participation trophy and cry for my cancellation, sit down and listen for once in your life.

I never did I say I’d be disrespectful. What I said is that I’m done coddling fragile egos and their stock cars or Autozone specials. Respecting you as a person—if you carry yourself with dignity—is different from pretending every build deserves praise. Respecting your property—unlike the clowns doing parking lot donuts, burnouts, or damaging cars without owning up—is different from pretending mediocrity is excellence.

It’s simple: I value quality over clout. I don’t have to like every build, but I will respect a build that’s well-executed. Advanced builds should be celebrated. They should inspire you, push you, and motivate you to raise your own game. So set aside your ego and entitlement. Stop defending weak “builds” with excuses, cheap insults, and takeover dumbfuckery. We all know cars aren’t built overnight—they take time, money, and sacrifice. That’s why we need to bring back healthy competition and constructive criticism. And no, that’s not bullying—it’s how progress happens.

You can’t strive for perfection if everyone is forced to be seen as equal. Learn from experienced builders. Learn from your mistakes. Learn from theirs. Every build has faced setbacks, redesigns, and reengineering because someone found a better way. Be better. Be humble.

Respect the craft, not the clout. Chase perfection. Never settle. That’s how legends are built.