IS THIS A NIGHTMARE!?! Reacting to "Cats" by Nostalgia Critic

[@DieselWeasel]

17:20 - Those are the "bum" characters, which are recurring parts of some of the NC videos. Doug even used to do "bum reviews" where he dressed up as the bum and acted like a crazy person reviewing movies in a very short amount of time, and every single movie he bum-reviewed was "the greatest movie I've ever seen in my life!" Now, though, he's just a character for occasional skits like this.

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Oooooh

[@silverscreen842]

He's done other musical-to-movie adaptations before, Les Miserables and Phantom of the Opera, which are probably two of his best ones to date. Especially the latter. So much went into the production of the Phantom review.

[@MoostachedSaiyanPrince]

Don't forget his Moulin Rouge review. I've yet to watch his Phantom of the Opera review, but I definitely prefer his Moulin Rouge one to the Les Miserables one. Edit: I just noticed you said Musical-to-movie adaptations, not musical movie reviews, which is what I thought you meant. Reading is apparently not my forte.

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Ahh a bunch of stuff I've never seen

[@silverscreen842]

@@theduckgoesmoo Les Miserables: A convict becomes mayor of a town under a new name while being hunted by his former jailor. Meanwhile, he tries to raise the daughter of a woman who lost everything and died, when years later a minor revolution happens in France. Passable as a movie, but terrible as an adaptation of a musical, which was adapted from a book written by the same man who did Hunchback of Notre Dame. Phantom of the Opera: A disformed man with a mask and a beautiful singing voice decides to be the secret mentor (and lover, maybe, might just be a parental figure, I'm not sure right now) of the up and coming star of an opera company, kidnapping her to teach her how to sing, and threatening the company with acts of vandalism if she doesn't get the lead. All the while, he's competing with her childhood friend turned lover for her affection. Terrible movie and god-awful adaptation, they completely missed what drew people in to the stage play. Moulin Rouge: I have no idea what is going on. I may have gotten the summaries a bit wrong. It's been a while.

[@silverscreen842]

@@theduckgoesmoo Oh, and if you wanna learn more about Cats and why this movie failed on a whole 'nother level, here's a review on why the music in it is terrible, as well as a summary of the musical. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2TEfGB7gJqJaM0

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

8:52 Yeah, this would be like if they did a movie version of _Patience_ , and played the jaunty, upbeat overture over some sad event in Patience’s life (e.g. getting disowned by her father, being pressured into an arranged marriage, etc.).

[@anyathepanther7977]

I am still convinced that everyone involved in the making of this Movie was high.!

[@mothified1676]

I think they were just furries and they were just projecting their fetish through a movie

[@theduckgoesmoo]

High on what is the question

[@mothified1676]

@@theduckgoesmoo Have you heard of that episode of South park in which the kids would get high on cat urine? :P just throwing it out there, lol

[@duduteixeira7736]

Please watch his review of the Wicker Man, is really hilarious and is where the "Not the bees" scene comes from.

[@daysand123]

Pat to Liam: YOUVE NEVER HEARD OF ZARDOZ!?

[@daysand123]

memory. Forget Idris Elba was in this i believe and he looked great and sinister until he took off the coat. Then. Then it truly showed how terrifying the cgi was underneath. Imagine an acid trip where you never even have to SMELL the dab.

[@Angelicwings1]

Seeing as it’s Halloween I recommend checking out the Rocky Horror Picture Show

[@MetroGexual]

Nostalgia Critic’s review of The Cat in the Hat is a must see

[@LordHypertronUniversum]

*Blitzo:* It was awful, Moxxie. It was about "Ugly Horny Cats"! T_T

[@Jarod-te2bi]

Think he was talking about the play, not the movie. All though those words do make ch the film.

[@AnnaMno1]

@@Jarod-te2bi I read a theory a while ago that goes... When Moxxie suggested Blitzo watch Cats, he was trying to encourage him to see the play, and instead Biltzo acidentally went to the movie

[@Kayta-Linda]

@@AnnaMno1 I completely believe that to be canon.

[@DieselWeasel]

Semi-spoiler: The opening part of the "Open letter to our cats" review summary is a direct reference to something that happens in Ratatouille.

[@horn_hero]

So here's the thing about Cats: i really liked the original musical. not so much this new one, of course

[@theduckgoesmoo]

I had no idea it was a musical I just thought someone *REALLY* liked cat people

[@afterdinnercreations936]

@@theduckgoesmoo Well, you'd be right. The guy behind the musical, Andrew Lloyd Webber is very-much a cat-person.

[@GeekGirl-ub7ki]

The thing with CATS is that its hard to understand what its meant to be if you don't know anything about musical theatre. The makers of this film didn't understand it. Its what is known as an ensemble piece. These shows have no main characters and are constructed around a loose idea or theme where each piece showcases the abilities of the entire cast. Another famous musical of this type is A Chorus Line where the framing device is literally a theatre audition. CATS was always meant to be a dance-centric piece with a framing device based on the poems of TS Elliot. As follows: A group of cats, called the Jellical Cats, meet together once a year to have the Jellical Ball and choose one cat to become immortal and live forever in the Heaviside Layer. This year the cats invite a group of humans to observe meaning the audience is a part of the show. The songs/dance numbers are several cats presenting their case to become the immortal cat. An old, outcast cat named Grizzabella is selected to be that immortal cat. The costumes and set were just meant to communicate they were cats in a city alley not be realistic. As you can see the movie over complicated it trying to make it, well a movie, with a plot it never really had. They expanded on some of the connective sketches that were only meant to bridge the gaps between the dance numbers (like Macavity kidnapping the leader cat briefly) and tried to make a story out of them. That's why it doesn't work. If you want to see CATS as it was meant to be seen then I recommend a recording of the play for a camera as if on a stage not this movie. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpXWoJ-gdqaNmLc

[@DieselWeasel]

4:32 - Fritz the Cat was an adult comic series that was adapted into two films (Fritz the Cat, and The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat) which were basically just fetish films filled with racism, social commentary, drug use, explicit sex, and a ton of graphic violence. The creator of the comics hated the movies so much, he just straight-up killed off the titular character in the comics.

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Jesus christ why

[@northwindkey]

I would argue they're more than fetish films. Bahkshi is an insane filmmaker, but he is saying something with his films (Minus Cool World which was rewritten out of his hands). He's just saying it in an insane and intentionally provocative way. Essentially, if Fritz the Cat made that guy uncomfortable, it means the movie WORKED.

[@DieselWeasel]

@@northwindkey When you're adapting someone's work, you should be trying to please them. There wasn't really a message to the Fritz movies, ESPECIALLY the second one.

[@northwindkey]

@@DieselWeasel I disagree. Sometimes adaptations can become more meaningful for the changes, and sometimes an author can’t understand that film has to change things or see the value because they’re too close to their own interpretation. Just look at Mary Poppins. The original author HATED the movie. But nobody remembers the book, we remember the film. It was a masterclass in cinema, mostly BECAUSE of the changes. Things like this happen in the film world itself too. The ending of The Shawshank Redemption is an emotional powerhouse. The director never even wanted to shoot it, he hated it. He was too close to his vision of the ending to accept that the changed one was better. Hell, on the topic of Stephen King adaptations, King DESPISES Kubrick’s Shining film. Y’know, one of the greatest films ever made. King hates it, he’s too close to his interpretation to see how good another can be. Art is about interpretation. Nobody, not even the author, has any say in what something can “mean” any more than anyone else. Because it means something different to everyone, and sometimes the most effective interpretations can be different from the author’s. And while the author mostly just wants to preserve their story, it can cross into pretentiousness and gatekeeping against new interpretations. Alan Moore hated the V For Vendetta movie because it changed the allegory to fit modern America as opposed to 80s Britain. But that change made the movie so much more poignant and relevant, so much more impactful. Alan Moore was so concerned with making it like his work, that he didn’t see that the changes were actually creating a message as poignant for one audience as his was for another. Bakshi’s Fritz The Cat has stuck with people. It embedded itself into a lot of our minds. That doesn’t happen with a cheap fetish film like Foodfight, it happens when someone actually uses bad taste to say something. To challenge audiences, to make us feel wrong for the right reasons. The original comic? A footnote in history. Like Mary Poppins, the original wasn’t necessarily better or more meaningful. And the author was too close to the story to see that.

[@FurKid_the_Gg_roo_99]

​@@theduckgoesmooIdk, but I have heard that it was one of if not the 1st X-rated animated film, so there's that!

[@warbird333]

I love that you also reacted to the ads in the middle. Also the letter at the end was a reference from Rattitoie.

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Paper is delicious though

[@LordHypertronUniversum]

@@theduckgoesmoo Facts. Not like i know from experience or anything. ^_^'

[@daysand123]

So far this seems to be like a good reawakening of the Nostalgia Critic. He had a series of reviews that tried very hard to be less review heavy and more focused on skits. One of the biggest maelstrom of critiques and slamming was on his review of the animated Pink Floyd movie The Wall. Which was pretty much nothing but skits. This was on top of a slow descent of reviews over the course of a couple years that seemed to follow this formula followed by a lot of allegations over the Channel Awesome website that goes into ridiculous detail about a lot of bad things behind the scenes and to this day despite it being front and center that Doug himself apparently knows little to nothing about video editing as well as directing others without support in properly doing it without just telling them to be like him. I think he actually has a good core personality and meaning. As a person with a neurological disability or autism to be frank it may be safe to say that he possibly does have some form of autism diagnosed or not that could limit his understanding of these things. And considering his reaction to people that love him but poke fun at him with impressions like Oneyng compared to how someone like Linkara who is I believe still a small member of Channel awesome handled their live heckling at him from a fan perspective. I dont think Doug is a bad person. Financially and from many business perspectives he's made some really poor decisions but I think he's a genuinely good guy. I definitely don't want to pin the Channel Awesome drama on him nowadays even if its unclear to me at least if he's just unaware or not of what's happened to a company he sold to some guy behind the scenes all these years while retaining creative rights. But seeing one of these newest reviews that's more review and less attempting skits tells me that he does listen and has heard fans even if it took time. Sorry for the rant. Theres a lot of history with this series good and bad with a lot of different truths and allegations. Drama and other stuff. But seeing this and drunkenly typing while watching made me think how maybe Doug really is a nice guy. He's just made some mistakes and has some problems with things some normal people would be profound at.

[@cookiedestroyer2801]

I think you'll also like AVGN, Its like Nostalgia Critic but for Videogames.

[@ztsquid3000]

I only have mixed feelings about the film. On one hand; I'm glad I didn't watch it. On the other; I feel like I'm missing out on something. 🤷‍♂️ Anyone else? 🤔

[@alansmithee419]

The cats musical is incredibly weird, but also full of great music. This film is incredibly weird, but also full of horrific imagery. One of these has redeeming qualities.

[@afterdinnercreations936]

The stage-show was weird, but watching it live is a spectacle. The live-show was fun! Hell, the filmed version of the stage-play is fun to watch. Hell, the both are based off a book, which was just a series of poems about cats, "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats"; which is why it's just a bunch of character-introductions as opposed to a full-story.

[@felixargyle3194]

-_- he doesn’t know what HAMILTON IS?! Bro I’ve only seen one musical and THAT was it and I haven’t heard the end of that musical since

[@theduckgoesmoo]

I know its a musical and a movie I think?

[@MoostachedSaiyanPrince]

I recommend the Nostalgia Critic's review of Moulin Rouge. The movie is musical, and there's a LOT of weirdness there to enjoy, both from the movie itself and the Critic's review of it. They even made the review itself into musical in some places.

[@jayburn00]

But Moulin Rouge was not nightmare inducing 😆.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

11:04 Am I the only one who sees the irony of freaking Chief Bogo, the guy who said "life isn't a cartoon musical where you sing and all your dreams come true", starring in this movie?

[@snifflysara3065]

Musicals can be good, but they're not for everybody. Just like with films, they have to be written and performed well for the intent they're going for. You don't have to react to any if you don't want (I don't know if you could anyway lol), but if you're curious of checking any out, I recommend Twisted. I think the full performance is on KZbin. It's about a different perspective on the tale of Disney's Aladdin.

[@wattsink2009]

You should also check out some of PhantomStrider’s top 10 lists. He’s actually crossed over with the Nostalgia Critic a few times (three times I think). 😎

[@pyronuke4768]

I love the visible confusion all over Kyle's face this episode.

[@kadenmacdonald8794]

How about his review of Rapsitte street kids: Believe In Santa. To an idea of quality, this is regarded as the Food Fight of Christmas specials. Also, don't ask me how they got the actors who played Luke Skywalker, Aerial, Princess Belle,Azula, The Black Power Ranger, and even BART SIMPSON in on this.

[@ethanlivemere1162]

All the money went into the voice actors and they had none left to pay the animators

[@hrafnknutsson2859]

Please react to other Nostalgia Critic Musical Reviews, i highly recommend Moulin Rouge and Les Miserables

[@silverscreen842]

In case you're curious, here's an hour long review of the musical and a more in depth explanation as to why this movie utterly fails at even picture book level story telling. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2TEfGB7gJqJaM0

[@mochacino6198]

My suggestion will always be Nostalgia Critic's Son of the Mask and Garbage Pail Kids reviews

[@SyxxPunk]

Honestly, Sideways had a better video, though I can understand why you might not want to sit through an hour long video on how much Cats (2019) failed and how much Tom Hooper is actually bad at his job.

[@TnT_F0X]

If you want to see what a Dog in that universe looks like. React to SpaceBalls

[@jeffborowiak9398]

Good movie.

[@theduckgoesmoo]

So thats not a knockoff space jam is it?

[@LordHypertronUniversum]

@@theduckgoesmoo It's a Star Wars Parody Movie.

[@TnT_F0X]

@@theduckgoesmoo It's a Star Wars spoof made by the legendary Mel Brooks. The only way Lucas allowed them to spoof the movie was they were not allowed to sell Merchandise of the movie... which is a shame I'd love a Pizza the Hut action Figure as a kid. Edit: It's also old enough that you shouldn't have copyright issues, just mirror the video and edit it down to the best scenes :D

[@zacharyroth3028]

You know at this point you should just make a list of movies you’ve never seen.

[@giuseppeianniello1998]

The behind the scenes of the movie is SO AWFUL! The source recalls 90-hour work weeks, and decries Hooper as a “horrible” and “condescending” director with no clue as to how animation works. At one point, they claim, Hooper demanded “to see videos of actual cats performing the same actions the cats would do in the film.” The source says, “And as you know, cats don‘t dance.” They also alleged the team was forced to work for six months on the film’s two-minute trailer, which left them only four months to complete the rest of the film. This crunch made increasingly difficult by the number of visual effects supervisors who left the film due to Hooper allegedly talking to them like they were “garbage.” “It was pure, almost slavery for us, how much work we put into it with no time, and everything was difficult,” the source said. “We were so rushed on the project that we’d have no time for anything. So when people say, ‘Oh, the effects were not good,’ or ‘The animation’s not good,’ or anything, that’s not our fault. We have no time. Six months to do a two-minute trailer and four months to do a film of an hour and a half. My math is pretty good... You could figure that doesn’t make any sense.” Say what you want about the movie, but i feel terrible to these people who worked hard to appease an a-hole director. That joke that James and Rebel made at the Oscars was SOOO IN POOR TASTE!!! It’s bullying, and that’s not cool! P.S. He may have won an Oscar for The King’s Speech, but he’s such an overrated director with success going all over his head, consumed by his ego

[@jmurray1110]

How did no one stop them Do the animators just not have a union This could have been avoided with a union A mass strike would have been perfect

[@Dreznin]

Doug say's he's born in 81 Duck: "Oh man, he's old" Me, born in 84: "Guess I'll start heading to the nursing home..."

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Do you get things from AARP yet?

[@Augment_Failure]

As someone who owns a copy of Battleship, I'd rather sit through it 5 times in a row than watch this dumpster fire of a movie. Lmao This review doesn't even contain the full movie and yet it has already cursed my memories 😲

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Lmaoooo

[@EditDeath]

Funny, I didn't notice the knife was in his left hand. I was more focused on the fact that the knife's blade was facing the wrong direction

[@EditDeath]

@Makuta Hermann During the ad in the middle of the video, the dumb one with Nostalgia Critic wanting to eat paper

[@a.mseymour180]

Just saying your gonna need a nostalgia critic playlist

[@sepe97]

Nostalgia critics video "Does PG Mean Anything Anymore?" is a short, and quite good video

[@jeffborowiak9398]

CATS is a musical and it is a classic 👌.

[@BlahBlahWoofWoof12]

I feel like this is how furries are born Also, Theduckgoesmoosical when?

[@theduckgoesmoo]

That won't be happening lol

[@empirejeff]

The Star Wars Holiday Special. Nostalgia critic did a video on the Star Wars Holiday special. That special is amazing.

[@CharlesSimpson1996]

Could you please react to Doug's review of Dumb and Dumber next time? The film is hilarious! Reply if you read my comment.

[@empirejeff]

I would suggest/say watch The Star Wars Holiday special The star trek movies, there are videos on 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 and a review of 10 and the end of 9. Also there are videos on the best parts of the Star Wars prequel movies and the worst parts of the lord of the ring movies.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

Here in Adelaide, the lockdown was lifted as early as May 2020, so when I first saw the review, I was confused by why everyone was so excited to see each other at the beginning, until I remembered, "Oh yeah - America."

[@Angelicwings1]

Please for the love of all that is holy… Please… Please… please… watch the 1990’s film of the Cats Stage version. You will totally appreciate how this film is an atrocious raping of a weird but great musical. Cats is more about the personalities than a particular storyline and the creativity that goes into a production of it can be brilliant. The movie is terrible and didn’t get the idea of it at all. I mean it doesn’t help that the musical is literally based off of a book of poetry about… cats… Yep… So look at it more as a personification of a book of poems held together by a very small common thread.

[@Norbert_Sattler]

14:32 "What's love got to do with it" is both the title of a song Tina Turner sang and the title of a biographic movie. In the song she worked through her difficult past with her abusive ex husband, hence the comparison. Also I don't care how experimental and what-ever this movie was. Whatever qualities it might have or lack, it is a MUSICAL with BAD MUSIC. For a musical there can be no worse crime than messing up the music and they did exactly that. Everything else is windowdressing compared to that.

[@daysand123]

If you want what's essentially Nostalgia Critic for anime, Sage Bennet of Anime Abandon is a big collaborator of Nostalgia critic and reviews some ridiculously niche AND community well known stuff.

[@NikkiTaLance]

Had to give this one a thumbs-down. Not because of your reaction; that was great. I just need to make sure youtube knows never to recommend anything "Cats" to me ever again.

[@jadepleva]

I’ve never watched broadway and even I’VE heard of Hamilton

[@ceruleanwalker1069]

You should Try Phantom of the Opera, Moulin rouge and led miserables. Very funny episodes and they do musical segments.

[@empirejeff]

nostalgia critic - follow that bird Recommend.

[@nerdiboy5128]

Cats was a much better Broadway production than a movie. I still have the record album, and listen to it whenever I get sad (primarily "Moonlight").

[@ethanlivemere1162]

Honestly the stage musical and the 1998 recorded video version are amazing experiences and not at all comparable to the 2019 movie

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

The sad part is, I’m now embarrassed to say I like the _Cats_ musical or show off my merch thereof because people might connect it to the 2019 film. :(

[@joeyallain8364]

5:31 the other dude is Brad Jones aka the cinema snob he reviews movies and um ….. adult films.

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

You should look at his other work Doug walker and brad are awesome, brad is cinema snob.

[@inukaiya1509]

Ya you have to watch alot of critics old videos to get alot of reference in this video.

[@docsavage7163]

I didn’t notice the CG in black panther because I never watched it

[@silverscreen842]

The only sort of good scene in the movie is the Skimbleshanks song.

[@hrafnknutsson2859]

if you're going to watch any musicals ever in your life i highly recommend Hamilton its about the life of Alexander Hamilton one of the Founding Fathers of the United States told through hip hop, R&B, pop and soul. It casts non-white actors as the Founding Fathers and other historical figures and its been described as "America then, as told by America now" it's easily one of the best musicals i've ever seen and you can watch it on Disney+.

[@hrafnknutsson2859]

@Makuta Hermann not all of the actors are non-White, Hamilton is played by a white guy and so is king George

[@miciso666]

if u seen helluva boss. when moxxie said cats. this is what blitzo watched... not the musical he recomended.

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Ooooooooh lol

[@TnT_F0X]

#WeWantTheButtholeEdit

[@theduckgoesmoo]

#NoWeDont

[@jeffborowiak9398]

stoned gremlin productions is that other person in the video.

[@koopliss]

Still very much recommending the commercials, honestly part of me feels like you *might* enjoy them more due to the lack of movie and celebrity references doug makes for them compared to most of his movie reviews. Also, i am very glad you didn't skip the ad-reads, definitely feel like doug puts in fun twists instead of just generic script readings! Oh, and whenever you *do* get to the commercials, it's probably the best to react to them in their set order. they have a playlist that has them in the correct order on dougs channel.

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Hmmmm might need to give that a shot, did you know that TF2 has comics?

[@warbird333]

Will your movie channel be called, "TheDuckGoes2TheMoovies?"

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Hmmmm it's very possible

[@NABIL7]

Please, react to The Blockbuster Buster - Strange Magic.

[@theduckgoesmoo]

I miss blockbuster :(

[@PowerStruggle555]

I got one for you.....3 words.....Happy.....Tree.....Friends dont let the icons and characters fool you

[@theduckgoesmoo]

I think I've seen like all of those or the ones from several years ago

[@PowerStruggle555]

@@theduckgoesmoo ok they are rising in popularity again with youtubers finding them but not knowing what they are getting themselves into

[@toonamidemon2519]

I live in New Jersey, and in the 90s, you couldn't go to a train station without seeing posters for Cats. Hell, they were all over the subway in New York too, trains included. If you're brave enough to want to know more about the Seaman game, There's an Angry Video Game Nerd review of it.

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Oh yeah movie posters used to exist

[@toonamidemon2519]

@@theduckgoesmoo these were posters for the play on Broadway, which is why the Critic mentions the how big the advertising game was for it because you didn't see advertising for a play go to this extent back then.

[@mothified1676]

The prequel could be "The search of Macavity". No, not like that.....well, ok, maybe that's what I had in mind

[@theduckgoesmoo]

....do you want to talk about it?

[@mothified1676]

@@theduckgoesmoo I mean... it's relevant because cats lick their butts :P

[@michaelmunns]

The ads are some of the best ads

[@snifflysara3065]

I haven't fully caught up on Nostalgia Critic, but I used to watch him all the time. I can't remember all the videos I watched, but I think one of my favorites was Children of the Corn. It's another Stephen King adaptation, and definitely recommend it if you haven't seen it yet. :)

[@Soul-man221]

1:53 I'll have you know I got my 2nd dose today.

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Ayyyy way to go! Drink tons of water

[@AkumaTh]

I would recommend the movies he reenacts. As in instead of using movie clips they make a movie themselves. For example, Suicide Squad, the It movies, Wonder Woman, Batman V Superman,

[@DieselWeasel]

I'm not as big a fan of those, personally, but they do put a lot of effort into them. They just don't portray it as accurately as clips do, and they only do those with new movies they can't get clips for or have copyright issues/concerns with.

[@HD-hy9xy]

Sus

[@Ecl1pse09]

The things about the Nostalgia Critic reaction is that if react to his videos out of order you’ll be lost to the Channel Awesome’s lore. Like you don’t know who Chester and Doe are, they’re the bums, Chester even used to had his own review channel; He also parody Zack Snyder and Michael Bay. Also watch out for the Devil Boner and Hyper Fangirl storyline. Also, you really should start to react to his Commercials videos

[@theduckgoesmoo]

I have so many questions now

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

12:47 bands joke and Doug’s face always gets me😂

[@mothified1676]

Also, Catnip is basically a type of mint.

[@theduckgoesmoo]

That i did not know

[@mothified1676]

@@theduckgoesmoo I also just discovered that people who attempted to smoke it didn't really get a high but they got something akin to a cold sweat (as if their forehead felt cool). Catnip disappointed me because my cat is not interested in it :(

[@mechatar1051]

Day 64 of asking for game theorist fnaf I know i skipped sunday, but in my defense it was emotionally stressful for reasons i wont dive into, and in defense its the day of rest, but dont worry, i aint gonna slack off from now on

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Its all good! I hope you're doing better now

[@adam-dn3hi]

When are you reacting to his godzilla 1998 video?