ngl boy meets world was suprisingly non conformist at times sorta. Not like, art film stuff, but it was a show that would literally dissect how society viewed things like sex at times. I like that.
@gguioa4 сағат бұрын
That was weird. Subscribed.
@StormHarvin5 сағат бұрын
This is a wonderful video. Thank you for speaking to that which I struggle to find words for
@stormmmmmmmmmmm10 сағат бұрын
omori
@rickgrimes-of6qb18 сағат бұрын
great vid
@lestvee200118 сағат бұрын
Many use the term "white devil." Many "white folk" don't consider themselves "white." Game recognizes game, they take care of their own & handle dey business. Thinking an Irishman is gonna serve anyone other than himself & his Creator is straight naivete. Stay beautiful. Stay dangerous. Stay free. Nice thumbnail/Title play. √-\®+
@lzrd00d520 сағат бұрын
Oh yes, we know it’s there
@lzrd00d520 сағат бұрын
And it’s creeeeping it’s head in
@lzrd00d520 сағат бұрын
Also so glad I was drinking a sprite from McDonalds watching this
@Ker0s3ne_158Күн бұрын
i hate when people look at avant garde or "modern art" and immediately say "yeah i could do that". than do it. im serious i wanna see it. make art pieces that show me how your mind works. i wanna see what meaning you put on to seemingly meaningless slop. if youre so sure you can do it then whats stopping you?!
@skullcapkidКүн бұрын
Your thing on the Bob Marley movie is the exact same thing that happened to my hometown when Bomb City, a film about a contrivercial murder/hatecrime from my goddammed hometown was released. The atmosphere in that town when that movie released was tense because that case stull brings up a lot today. And yeah, its cool that it was made and spreads the story, but its limited by its medium. I believe, in time, it has found, and is finding people who appreciate it. But its weird when you're from the same town that the story takes place in. Its a magical feeling and rejuvinated my love in film.
@supsamКүн бұрын
second time seeing a video of yours since the living for art vid, and i immediately recognized who i was watching again (that first video meant so much to me). hard to pick a favorite between them, now i gotta binge your whole collection. love your stuff :)
@jellygilly7416Күн бұрын
on Urusei Yatsura, Lum was originally a antagonist (the original idea) in that series, things changed ever since Lum gained popularity, they had to bring her back and changed everything. Shinobu is the true heroine in that series, Lum is the false one.
@illneverbeanartistКүн бұрын
this is such a beautiful essay
@Organico0Күн бұрын
wow this is honestly my favorite video of all time, you've helped me a lot with this one, thank you
@Organico02 күн бұрын
great vid!!
@kristophermichaud44672 күн бұрын
This very much explains my social anxiety, like the world collectively didn't get the message or refused to get the message... "because funny, haha"
@SpinfoilHat2 күн бұрын
some times i wish it was easier to connect on youtube, that offering up my contact into wouldn't get my comments yeeted and deleted by youtube, because i also struggle to find people who appreciate surreal and "disturbing" movies. I've wanted to watch the Holy Mountain with someone, because it's turned out to be one of the strangest, shocking, and thought provoking movies i have ever seen. The way the movie ends has been rattling around in my head ever since I first watched it; "We began in a fairytale and we came to life, but is this life reality? No. It is a film." If you ever make a community server, I'd like to join.
@nicholascanada31233 күн бұрын
Who really is ok?
@starry-p3 күн бұрын
I hate when people say “ Don’t post your vent art!” It’s kind of denying that the sort of pain even exists at all.
@almasakic11483 күн бұрын
That's why I have so loved horror films all my life. They are all about confronting our deepest terrors, pulling back the curtains of society, and whether the ending is hopeless and bleak or cathartic, they both impact me greatly. My most spiritual experiences have sometimes been in a theater watching a war movie or horror movie by myself.
@christdolphin693 күн бұрын
bas-squat?
@conniehankosky57504 күн бұрын
As a victim of csa, I’ve always been the most drawn to the most disturbed characters in any story. Samantha’s story from COD zombies, for example resonates with me heavily. I never really knew why though, since I experienced amnesia from the event. It’s only as I’ve come into adulthood that I can finally process it, and my god, all of these characters and stories I felt guilty for relating to for years makes so much sense now. I feel comforted for the first time because I finally feel like I’m allowed to appreciate life and art the way I do. For me, there’s no separating the two. Life is inherently absurd, and I can finally fully love it and let my creativity flow through my own work. It’s like a massive weight has been lifted from my shoulders
@backshift69744 күн бұрын
I hate myself. Everyday i wake up and look in the mirror and see a melting face. When i see people out here making things like this to reach out to me and you probably watching this too, guys right. You arent alone. These people made this art by just being themselves. Just be you. Its gunna be alright.
@ajtorres42504 күн бұрын
this was a beautiful expression of something that a lot of us (myself included), feel deep within ourselves. thank you for making this, i needed this.
@JmmieBckwds4 күн бұрын
This in it of itself is art. Thanks for entertainment that makes me think.
@allansko26685 күн бұрын
I've grown to have the same metamorphosed feelings towards the Seinfeld finale as I have of The Sopranos ending; initial confusion and dislike eventually bloomed-via a nagging sense I was missing something, spurning me into investigation such as found in this typically superb vid essay-into awe and love for their respective bravery into the pursuit of honesty.
@allansko26685 күн бұрын
Describing Citizen Kane as "the Citizen Kane of movies" is one the funniest things I've had the pleasure of hearing. O, and the rest of the vid is outstanding, too. This was recommended... By yourself! On your equally thought-provoking Attacking Your Audience joint ❤👊
@HEWHOTAWNS5 күн бұрын
I honestly think this is the greatest video on youtub
@peralyzed_gamer5776 күн бұрын
I can't believe that you claim to love cinema but DISGRACED CHRISTOPHER NOLAN'S BATMAN BY CALLING IT BORING. Strike one bucko...
@violetvixxxprovixen66826 күн бұрын
I just want to tell you that the cadence of your voice is so comforting to listen to
@justforwillow59486 күн бұрын
This video is brilliant, I appreciate you a lot
@woqu997 күн бұрын
This video is a fantastic piece of work and i admire your presetance to make something like this, keep up because as little meaning we have im a person that at this moment appreciates what you did
@colinedgar67427 күн бұрын
Your work really manages to hit well as both art and documentary at the same time - love your channel
@yourfriendbelli7 күн бұрын
The Victorious example was hilarious. A young witch 😂
@RunningOnAutopilot7 күн бұрын
1:33:23 Skibidi toilet is fine Everything that comes from it and surrounds it is not
@pfhastie7 күн бұрын
Oui.
@Halepeno3047 күн бұрын
I fell in love with your work during the video. Thank you for your voice and creativity
@TheCuteChikorita7 күн бұрын
At 26:04 you say "I don't talk about media I don't like even when I'm critiquing them" (according to the captions) and I am just. Not grasping what you mean with that, maybe I'm having a brain fart but could someone explain what that means? I feel like you have to talk about something when critiquing it, I also don't get how it ties into the "it isn’t bad to like harmful art" follow up, I'm just very confused about the sentence structuring.
@jalskjdsa328 күн бұрын
I knew within the first 5 min of this video that I had stumbled upon a special channel and that this video would be smart, thought provoking and well done. just subbed!
@TheProZac8 күн бұрын
It's omori
@stormmmmmmmmmmm10 сағат бұрын
omori
@HEWHOTAWNS8 күн бұрын
12:22 what is this from
@spookyjones65778 күн бұрын
I quit art school, because I didn't have that drive where I would feel like I would die if I wasn't working on art. At first, before I quit, I felt lost since I felt like I was giving up something I thought I should give my entire soul for. At some point I realized that I had an identity outside of my art, and that the art was for me, and not me for the art. Try to live a little. The art will still be there when you get back. But the life around you might not be.
@bloodrunsclear8 күн бұрын
You can never be woke enough can you? Bend over backwards. Rewrite history. Privilege anyone who isn’t white and male. Doesn’t matter. At the end of the day if a single person questions the ever changing narrative then it’s never good enough…
@VinceMoran-en5sv9 күн бұрын
What does woke actually mean then? ..... Ddduuuurrrrr 😭🤣
@drowsyspook34559 күн бұрын
Bro really said🤓
@michaelmiguel36749 күн бұрын
Raised in the 1950s, huh?
@hdervish249710 күн бұрын
Kaufman was either a great actor or a totally creepy jerk and I'm never quite sure which