I WILL NOT HAVE BAD DREAMS

[@LaytonObserves]

Wire frame glasses are Bertie Gilbert. Thick frame glasses are Bertrand Gilbert.

[@whatevername4873]

I just rewatched the kingsmen movies, and it's like normal eggy vs suit eggy

[@alicestate2967]

What a lovely surprise. Brilliant. Thank you SO much.

[@lounochi]

The JK Rowling bit was unexpected but welcome

[@_snowylil]

Unlike JK Rowling herself

[@whatevername4873]

I think your way of looking at dreams is so interesting. I always want more, especially when my life is boring. It's like being able to stay up and watch movies all night with no consequences. I wake up and I can tell my partner mine, and he tells me his, and then I can spend the day thinking about them and picking them apart. Most of my dreams are just weird, I've had only a few nightmares in my life, but they still would fascinate me the next day, even if I wake up shaken and afraid. And the really good ones have a weird tetris effect to them. I've gone like superman flying before, over the ocean, and I can still feel it and remember it even though it was years ago

[@ianhucke3031]

I have missed your talk videos, Bertie

[@lilyisnotamused]

I think wire frames suit you more, but the second pair is good if you want to look older and more serious? Like, 1st pair is for a date, second pair is for a job interview haha

[@emily7782]

The thick frames make you look more intentionally stylish, like those cool artsy boomers with the silver pixie cuts that you'd find in a niche art gallery in Melbourne.

[@luisaludwig]

Hearty laugh at I Know This Isn't Content Because, You Know. Film Grain. I feel that so much I'm deceased

[@hirancpatel1]

Wire frames with that outfit I think . The thicker frames are quite bold so the outfit would need to be predominantly white to contrast, black to complement or brighter colours to match the boldness. In relation to your dreams it's healthier to think of it in terms of how your brain interprets the new information it has received the previous day. Think about what you were doing, how you were feeling and whether you watched something or interacted with someone that could trigger those experiences. However now that your brain recognises these dreams you might get them recurring as a consequence.

[@SuperMoatazAhmed]

I have missed your work.

[@Zaboski.Bibongi.Gabogi]

Your creativity has inspired me since I was little. I missed you on this platform, you are inspiring me to start creating youtube videos with creativity again too.

[@starrrivers6158]

With your first dream motif, it sounds like this: Peter Pan ride in the Disney park = symbolic of your desire to not grow up; runs only once a day in the evening = you felt your childhood was short, cut off due to a dark event in your past; it's crap = although you don't want to grow up and/or felt your childhood was short, you feel your childhood was generally unpleasant. With the second dream motif, I think I'd agree with your therapist's interpretation, though specifically your tumultuous plane ride may be symbolic of uncertainty/fear of the UNKNOWN that change brings, not necessarily change, since you're not afraid of flying in real life. I'm just being an armchair therapist so don't mind me ;) But both glasses look good on you though! I was going to just go with my own glasses preference (I like plastic chunky ones as opposed to wiry ones) but they both work for you in different ways.

[@sad_tbh]

I really enjoyed that dive into your introspective musings. I think we're all worried about what content will look like in the next few years. Keep it real

[@menace4607]

I love the thick frame glasses (seriously though where do you get your glasses from because I love them)

[@d.sfilms7677]

This sounds like a slower version of the music that plays in 'Seaside Schlime" its really beautiful. Feels very "Gilbert-esque". It makese happy every time I hear it. If anybody knows what it is, pls let me know

[@FreddieFirth]

Welcome back. I've missed your mix of humour with artiness and more serious themes. I'm a little afraid these days, so I find this comforting. Looking forward to whatever you upload next x

[@AVRacicot]

It’s good to see you back Bertie. Once upon a time, Alexetheus. Keep up the awesome.

[@zll9]

When I was a kid I had a lot of nightmares and at some point I decided I wasn't gonna dream at all anymore and it actually worked or it least I didn't remember any (People always tell me it's not true I didn't dream because we dream every night). I've been dreaming/remembering dreams again for the last few years, and they're always strange and very overwhelming.

[@Tbsheppp]

I used to tell myself the same thing when I was growing up too!

[@MarkLudford]

the rowling quip was very much appreciated, as was this video. hope you're well, friend!

[@ei9310]

Oh man I have a very similar nightly routine and became uncomfortably conscious of it even when just reading the title of this video. I hope it still works now that I'm very aware of it. Also, both lovely glasses, I personally prefer the wiry ones. Thick frames will probably be back in fashion really soon though.

[@AnnaTalks-videos]

I liked that this video was both long and phone sized

[@Jmpwfdpdl]

I also started having dreams again once I started mirtazapine, after not having dreams for many many years. I also have recurring settings and locations in my dreams. I have this one recurring dream where I can’t run because my legs are as heavy as lead, or I can’t pedal my bicycle because I’m too weak to pedal forward.

[@peepsdraws]

Wire framed glasses look better

[@Atreides217]

Been awhile...nice to see you again. Lean towards the wire frames.

[@bluecovenalley]

i, too, frequently dream of being in an airplane. and then it crashes and i die. and then it happens again. and then i have to fight the hijackers etc lol

[@sofiareyesvalencia714]

mediocre stand-ups as past tense is bold (you look nice in both pairs but the thicker rims are much more of a statement)

[@mirroredhour]

What is going on with that ai looking cartoon at the beginning good lord

[@billygarcia9885]

Weird, I have amorphous theme park dreams too.

[@elenakai]

The good old Bertie is BACK 🎉

[@mimirobin]

the big glasses give me high key Mark Kermode vibes lol (i laaaughed about the JKR transitions joke maate)

[@kappanova1302]

Did you ask dodie for permission to create non-content, because i feel like she owns the format

[@hayleywainscoat]

I will not have bad dreams, I will not have nightmares but I will try and have incredible dreams tonight, goodnight 💤

[@Alex-jq5ft]

Wiry, man. Wiry.

[@laurenbrady30]

Unsure how I feel about the use of AI to talk about a subject linked to AI.... also slightly concerned at no one mentioning it?

[@lukepowell5297]

I think the wire frames duit this outfit better

[@alisonratbag]

Hi bertie just want to way how nice it is to see your content. Have been here since we were both 14. Woah.

[@CosasdeAndrea]

I hope both frames win

[@kevinnashuk]

I like the chunky ones, but both suit you

[@daniellebalouise9596]

Thick frames - brash with an undertone of aloofness. Wire frames - classic, casually & stylishly passive, educated undertones. I fear the former. I have distrust for such people. Hard to read, manipulative. You should not read a book by its cover, but my fear memory overrides this. Inferred - I prefer the first, but I am unsure if it is because I saw them first. Familiarity and all. Must acknowledge the subtle manipulations of my instincts.

[@b1g_m00n]

wiry >>>>>>

[@jamiesdarlin]

you gotta stop looking like garrett watts it throws me off every time 😭

[@sefw4444]

wire frame glasses btw love ya

[@vamshidarisi8400]

thanks bertie!

[@cyrask]

Hellooo

[@amelialikesfrogs5778]

sweet

[@eladcg]

Wirey glasses yes. And pls don't expose poor Dennis to cat gore.

[@nandiplays3875]

You look like Harry Potter! 😀

[@livvyrose023]

yeah

[@Myepicapple]

Thick specs for sure

[@Dad_Jokes_4ever]

Nice absence of content! ❤

[@oksyyyy333]

Wiry

[@mrSam3ooo]

Why are you watching TV in a full suit?

[@UncleJamie]

"Disabled by Owner" Okay then. Have this instead: 👎

[@marliini_]

how I enjoy your non-content. also wiry.