Overly Sarcastic Productions Explains Aphrodite: SkittenReacts

[@imaran1303]

I think you don't realize that the dude LITERALLY had no good choice in the matter, he was dead either way. Pissing off Aphrodite does not end well for people either. I think she made a woman fall in love with a bull for some minor slight and forced her to give birth to a minotaur. Again, the man had no good choice in this.... WHICH IS WHY THE GOD SHIRKED THE TASK TO HIM BECAUSE HE FUCKING KNEW THAT IT WAS A LANDMINE!

[@Brutalyte616]

In fairness, Hera and Athena didn't actively fuck Paris over, they just took advantage of the fact that Aphrodite fucked up and basically invited everybody to go kick in Paris's front door.

[@strategicarchitect869]

Er...the birth of the Minotaur was the result of the King of Crete not sacrificing his best bull to Poseidon as promised, the ocean god got mad and essentially got the wife to fall for the bull then you got the minotaur. Though with Paris (while there was no indication that he could've just refused the bribe and just make the choice) he could have just not take the bribe and just end it there. To be honest even without the bride he was gonna be a dead man anyway--all three goddesses have a revenge streak that's legendary.

[@agenttheater5]

@@strategicarchitect869 Does Poseidon have the power to make people fall in love, or did he call in a favour from Aphrodite or Eros? I never got that side of the story. Still, you think of everything that happened next and you think "and all that death could have been avoided if the king of Crete had just kept his promise and sacrificed the bull like he said he would!" I mean, did he really think Poseidon wouldn't be able to tell the difference?

[@strategicarchitect869]

@@agenttheater5 As far as I remember (may have to dive into my books again) Poseidon didn't call a favor to Aphrodite or Eros for that. I think in a sense you had some 'artistic liberties' being taken when these stories were made or passed down. Though I would assume some of the Greek Gods had some power to manipulate human minds. And there are some interpretations of the story that Minos assumed that Poseidon would not mind the substitute or just outright think he tricked the Ocean god. Common theme in Greek myths: trying to outsmart the Gods can really screw you over (in more ways that one it seems).

[@imaran1303]

@@strategicarchitect869 I am pretty sure that Poseidon called in a favor from Aphrodite, cause you know... she is the goddess of love and whatnot, so if you wanna get a human all frisky for a animal, you SHOULD get a Goddess who specializes in that to do it. Point is: You had Hera, Athena and Aphrodite asking you, who is the hottest. All three of them capable of giving you fucking hell. And I am pretty sure that Paris never expected Aphrodite to give him a woman who is already married to a fucking War-hungry King. And any of the other goddess would have easily fucked you over ten way to sunday was well. My point was this: There was no right answer here. Paris was fucked either way. It's like your wife asking you if she looks fat in those jeans, you say yes, she will be mad because you called her fat, you say no, she will get mad because she thinks you are only saying it to avoid hurting her feelings. It was a unwinnable situation.

[@shadowhunter0815]

In Paris's defence: There was literaly no good choice to make, he would have piss of two of the three godesses. Can as well go for the dating route. And i think he was around sixteen... so forsight might have not have established yet. Furthermore, who would think, that Aphrodite goes stealing the waifu from another King just for her ship.

[@christopherhuang9501]

Also, don't forget that he was just a lowly shepherd at the time. (Not sure when he got recognised as a prince of Troy, but he certainly wasn't raised as one.) When the hell would he ever need battle tactics, and what kind of civil war would have to happen to make him king? Nope, Aphrodite's offer was really the safest option, given what he thought he knew.

[@Erine120]

Christopher Huang so beautiful was fucked no matter what Man these Gods are so dangerous

[@f.w.3823]

I agree. The boy was doomed the moment the question was asked. Still i would have either taken the Kingdom or the battle tactics. Or i would try to argue that a simple mortal isnt capable of comprehending the complex beauty of a deity.

[@gabrielamedeirosribeiro3223]

I mean yeah, but still ... Athena would be more likely to keep you alive in the aftermath, for one

[@mevox]

He probably would’ve met tragedy either way. Let’s say he picked Hera, who promised him Europe and Asia. He controls 2 continents but makes a BUNCH of enemies in the process that could’ve banded together, overthrew him, killed him, and dismantled the empire. Athena and Aphrodite are both capable of destroying this, as it takes an inspired and smart strategy for the overthrow and a messy love scandal to signal the downfall. If he picked Athena, he was guaranteed military might and that he won’t fall in battle. The Trojan War would eventually happen anyway (Troy and and much of Ancient Greece hated each other for decades at that point and Helen/Aphrodite were just scapegoats) and Paris wins and survives it. However, Hera and Aphrodite are political mavens that sow unrest and distrust in his court, eventually leading to his exile. He was doomed from the start.

[@Ace-ym9hz]

Overly Sarcastic Production makes really good videos.

[@generalmajic4193]

actually, the Arachne myth was written by basically a Greek fanfic writer. also Athena after losing lashed out and hit her in the head and after archne got upset, she tried to hang herself and Athena turned her into a spider to save her.

[@agenttheater5]

4:28 Plus it turns out that actually the whole Trojan war started because Helen's father paid tribute to a lot of gods for some reason but forgot to pay tribute to Aphrodite, so she swore she'd make both of his daughters famous for their infidelities as a punishment for that slight - Helen's sister is Clytemnestra, and believe me she had a very good reason for cheating on and then killing her husband Agamemnon.

[@pratyusha..]

Tyndareus fucked up, indeed.

[@AndyG94]

WAIT...THEY WERE SISTER????

[@agenttheater5]

@@AndyG94 yep

[@alecLogan]

So what I’m hearing is that Helen wasn’t picked at random, that was a card she had been holding and _waiting_ to play.

[@agenttheater5]

@@alecLogan According to that version of the story, yes. Helen being an unusually beautiful woman (rumoured to be hatched from a swans eggs which gave her smooth skin since Zeus apparently had sex with her mother Leda in the form of a swan) made her a very useful card to hold onto.

[@mr.flibblessumeriantransla5417]

Technically “Ištar” is the Akkadian name. The Sumerian name for the goddess is Inanna. Due to the long cultural symbiosis that occurred in lower Mesopotamia between the Sumerians and the Akkadians they often became used interchangeably, though the earliest inscriptions are Sumerian and refer to her as Inanna(among other epithets). Interestingly, Phoenician, like Akkadian, is a Semitic language, but Sumerian is a language isolate, with no known relatives.

[@devinsiner5489]

Overly Sarcastic Productions. Now that's a studio name.

[@princedreadhead88]

I think the song is called “Kiss from a Rose”

[@sultanmalik9808]

That's a song by Seal. Can you please give the name of the band at least? That kinda music is like Crack to me.

[@whovianhistorybuff]

@@sultanmalik9808 here's a link kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWjcYmx7eZuJqM0

[@camwindthuggishanimates7076]

Yes it is Kiss from a Rose. I grew up with the song.

[@samfisher6606]

Its a cover of Kiss from a Rose by Wake Me/no Fair fighting. They changed their name

[@agenttheater5]

5:19 He's screwed no matter who he picked, the other two would make him pay for it no matter which one of them won.

[@darthrevan4933]

To be entirely fair to Paris (don’t know the proper spelling) how was he supposed to know Aphrodite was referring to Helen. Also he was going to piss off 2 of the three and Aphrodite can be just as vindictive as the other 2

[@andysmith5806]

Funnily enough, if you’re going to piss off one of the Olympian goddesses you will want it to be Athena. She’s more willing give you chances to fix your mistakes.

[@LauraSti]

The safe choice for Paris would be giving the apple to Persephone. No matter what the other goddesses do to him, if the queen of the dead likes him, he's good to go. Either that or saying "I am a mortal and cannot appropriately choose between the goddesses with my puny mortal eyes, so I'm going to have to ask another god to step in here" and hand the responsibility to Hades, who would of course immediately hand it to Persephone anyway. Either way, Persephone would end up with the apple, and Paris would be safe.

[@SageDarkwind]

@@LauraSti Paris: *gives the apple to Persephone* "Here's an apple for you." Persephone: "While I appreciate the offering, I want no involvement in this cat fight!"

[@LauraSti]

@@SageDarkwind Paris: "Neither do I; that's why I gave it to you!"

[@assassintwinat8]

the timeline of the illiad is WILD. the whole apple debacle happened at the wedding of Peleus and Thetis, aka Achilles' parents. Obviously, this means Achilles hadn't been born yet. Achilles was older than Paris, and at the time of his judgement, Paris was like 16. This beauty contest was going on for literal decades xD

[@marcelocapeljunior3579]

Either that or Achilles was born before his parents were married. But I don't think any version of the myth mentions when Achilles was exactly born.

[@manueljulianserranoboada1149]

I love that she's like "She can't say that" and I'm like "But she can and she did, the followed up to violate the Geneva Conventions"

[@agenttheater5]

4:29 I've heard that Helen's father forgot to pay tribute to Aphrodite at a big event, so Aphrodite vowed she'd make both of his daughters famous for their adulteries. When Zeus picked Paris to be the judge, I guess she just saw this as her perfect chance so she took it. Helen's sister is Clytemnestra, and considering what Agamemnon did to her and their daughter you can't really blame her for cheating.

[@katarinawikholm5873]

He had it coming, he had it coming, he only had himself to blame ...

[@DBfan12]

Hell yes! Hoping this will become a trend.

[@agenttheater5]

She makes me think about that short speech in 'Kind Hearts and Coronets' (a English comedy about a young man who's killing all his relatives so he can claim the title denied him and his poor late mother just because she married for love rather than station) where the main character Louis is telling his childhood friend and now girlfriend (she's married to a rich but boring man and he's courting the widow of one of the cousins he killed because she has the right background for the title he's aiming for, but apparently neither of those facts are sufficient reasons for them not to see each other from time to time) how he'd describe her to the woman he's courting: "I'd say that you were the perfect combination of imperfections. I'd say that your nose was just a little too short, your mouth just a little too wide, but yours was a face a man could see in his dreams for the whole of his life. I'd say that you were vain, selfish, deceitful, cruel. I'd say that you were adorable. I'd say that you were, Sibella." Replace Sibella with Aphrodite and you basically have her - if she hasn't already cursed us halfway through the speech for saying that her nose was too short.

[@SharklordZerato]

Okay so that thing about Athena turning Arachne into a spider out of jealousy...that was some BS. It was a retelling of the myth by Ovid, who had a tendency to characterize the gods as far more unfair and hurtful to mortals because he was projecting his anger at authority onto the gods. He was exiled from his home by an authority figure and found it unfair so whenever he retold myths, he framed it as the gods being petty and poor innocent mortals getting hurt along the way by this infinitely more powerful being. In most earlier versions of the story of Arachne, Athena does turn her into a spider, but typically as a punishment for not lacking wisdom when deciding what to weave and also hubris (since Greek mythology), rather than a petty act of jealousy

[@noneyabiz2574]

Hades is the most chill besides, the kidnapping of Persephone but at least he treats her as an equal.

[@mikeyunovapix7181]

If I could, I would've split that apple into three parts and told the three goddesses they all possessed incredible beauty and each represented a different kind of beauty, where while each had all 3 they also represented one more than the other. Body, mind, and soul. I would then walk away hoping no further drama comes to find me as I leave those 3 each with their own piece.

[@spencergivens7926]

Skitten said in Aphrodites story that they thought with there little head yet Aphrodite literally did the same thing several times

[@flaccidreflex5563]

I really like these kinds of videos. I also find it cool when its obvious you can pick up what is being layed down in front of you. Good shit

[@sugarspiceeverythinggay853]

Yaaay I love Overly Sarcastic Productions!

[@Ven0mancer]

I highly recommend this channel for additional reactions or your own viewing pleasure a lot of work goes into every video to make it as entertaining as it is informative

[@lolM88]

YAY OverlySarcasticProductions!!!! After the Dionysis video (if you plan on doing it), consider their videos on the Arthurian myths. They are really good =^_^=

[@Wildcard-Jack-47]

I didn’t know there was a version of the Arachne story where Arachne actually won (the version I heard athena got mad because Arachne weave zeus and Poseidon seducing a bunch of women) but Athena turning her into a spider because of jealousy makes sense

[@SharklordZerato]

It really doesn't. It's specifically a retelling written by a guy who got exiled from his home by a king and then rewrote old myths framing the gods as wildly more unfair and petty because he was projecting his anger at authority at the gods. Which is why his characterization of Athena is completely different from basically every other myth Athena appears in

[@Wildcard-Jack-47]

@@SharklordZerato I mean it’s not like most the gods were already fucked up with all the rape Athena being petty wouldn’t be a surprise from what her family is like

[@SharklordZerato]

@@Wildcard-Jack-47 In that sense, I suppose, but Athena specifically is very rarely depicted as being petty, being the god of wisdom and all. Athena is generally one of the more tame gods in general for similar reasons.

[@Wildcard-Jack-47]

@@SharklordZerato true but also there aren’t many myths where Athena gets insulted from what I remember but I could be wrong

[@ventureworld8046]

I actually still would've given the apple to Aphrodite, not because of Helen of Troy, but because the apple was for the "Prettiest" goddess which is obviously Aphrodite. While I would've explained to Hera and Athena that while Aphrodite is the prettiest they are the mightiest and wisest respectively

[@egosomnio]

When three naked actual goddesses are standing in front of anyone, rational thought might be a bit too much to ask for. Presumably, Aphrodite would have been more comfortable posing for him along with generally being more charming - Hera was generally not considered very pleasant, and Athena wasn't big on the whole being a sexual object thing - so he could have just honestly thought she won the beauty contest (he was chosen to judge because he'd demonstrated honesty and fairness, after all), too.

[@sebastianwagner7334]

To be fair, no matter who he chose, Paris would have been effed either way. Might as well choose to get some then.

[@robertcruz4717]

I read everything book Rick Riordan ever wrote! I read all of the Percy Jackson books, I read all of the Heroes of Olympus series, and I read all of the Kane Chronicles

[@Wildcard-Jack-47]

0:55 The gods were dicks plain and simple Also did you know Rick Riordan is still making books in the universe he has like 3 main series on the Greek/Roman gods and two side series on Egyptian gods and Norse gods and they all take place in the same universe

[@mejestin]

seal: kiss by a rose on the grave is the song at 2:52

[@lizabethhampton4537]

Presuming the apple has usual apple properties, I'm surprised no one thought to just... cut the apple into thirds.

[@suna2556]

I suggested that!!. Hi skitten. I love you!!😘😘😘

[@Flame-rp6yq]

To put it plainly the Greek pantheon is that of the Habsburg family tree just without some questionable births

[@Flame-rp6yq]

With all of the confusing inbred nonsense

[@Flame-rp6yq]

Well the Norse isn’t any better but at least the married there long distant cousins Loki is An exception who married his aunt and had Jourmungard or Jourmungardr the world serpent the Goddes Hel or Hella and the wolf Fenrir or Fenris Loki also had another affair which is confusing because he shapshifted into a female horse to do the deed with a male horse and had Sleipnir who had 8 legs (don’t ask me how in the name of god does that happen because I don’t know either, mythologies are fun like that creating things and being like it is because it is so DEAL WITH IT) Along with most of her siblings like Ægier who married his sister Rán

[@Flame-rp6yq]

And when I say her I mean Loki’s aunt who is basically Odins Aunt so Loki and Odin are cousins but Forster dad and son that’s more confusing then Ægier and Rán’s nine daughter (also referred to as the 9 waves because their parents were god and goddess of rivers and seas) and some how the 9 give birth to Heimdal who has incredible sight, see, and, smell and he guards the Bifrost but (unlike what marvel has showed you) it can only go from Asgard to Midgard to get to the other 7 worlds you would probably need to brave a trip on a tree that holds the universe up which is named Yggdrasil and it gets its water from a tiny ass well of knowledge where the Norns (who are essentially the Norse counterpart of the Fates) are there guarding that well of knowledge and if you think if you fall you will die from ground nope you will be falling forever in Pit of nothingness cleverly named Ginnungagap.

[@DrWhatever]

Aye aye I'mma defend my Trojan N Paris. Look look, you can't come up to a man and ask him with no context what he wants out of power, wisdom, or women. Men who pick the first two typically pick the first 2 to get the last one! Those men are liars, Paris was honest. She didn't say WHO It was and that's on her! Not my dudes. That's like asking a man where he wants to eat and after you go there, your sisters pull up on him randomly and attack him for his choice in food.

[@cameroncaws8506]

I would've picked Athena. That's a Goddess you want on your side.

[@paulkofler519]

I say the Trojan war is the fault of Eris. And I mean Hera and Athena oddered some legit presents so why shouldn´t Aphrodite too? And I mean pissing off Aphrodite would be really bad too even though she is "only" the goddess of love and beauty.

[@omnipotentzaron423]

Apparently it was all a ploy by Zeus to kill off the demigods in a great war and prevent the prophecy that one of his sons would supplant him as the “king of the sky” as he did with his father Kronos and he with his Uranus

[@MoMo-kg2gx]

When you hummed kiss a rose I was dancing

[@UltimaXReborn]

6:55 I mean, you can, but it's a good way to get cursed.

[@Heres_To_Music]

Have you also watched the Lightning Thief Musical? I'm actually kinda excited for the Disney+ adaptation (the bar is low after the movies).

[@camwindthuggishanimates7076]

Lol I love your videos 💚💚

[@Zeno_The_Zero]

OSP has a video on Arachne as well seeing as how you mentioned it

[@bus6292]

Try t get a corn snake if you want low maintenance or a ball python if you want medium maintenance because Josh is possibly worried about being killed and neither of those species can do that. Or go for broke and beg for a Mamba #YOLO

[@j.o.9098]

Kiss From A Rose - Seal

[@boowho817]

So Aphrodite was a Ancient Greek Karen?

[@shadowking1380]

Typical Zeus... not wanting to do what is asked of him he throws some poor kid into an absolutely no win situation

[@anyathepanther7977]

Wonder how much her myths would have changed if the Rest of greek had kept the sparta Version.

[@Flame-rp6yq]

I read the first book and people who use that or the Disney movie Hercules as an actual good representation of Greek mythology I want to face palm and just ask them why? If you study the actual mythology which is OLDER THEN CHRIST things would make a lot more(or less) sense. And if you think Greek or Norse mythology is confusing then don’t study Hindu or Egyptian because both are confusing even by mythology standards and have 1,000S OF VARIATIONS JUST ON 1 STORY and just in Egyptian mythology there are 5,000 GODS most of which are nameless or forgotten. Sorry for this rant But to be fair every mythology is going to have a confusing thing or concept

[@lookmanobraincells9072]

You should do her book of invasions video

[@ECL28E]

♪Aphrodite Aphrodite Aphrodite The goddess of love!♪

[@hughesnum3]

Hey @skittensays, the instrumental is from Kiss from a Rose by Seal

[@Rhaenarys]

5 min mark I just had to stop and point out there was a reason Zeus said, heck no, go ask some idiot lol. Because he knew it didn't matter WHO he picked, all hell would break lose regardless lol. Paris didn't think at all lol.

[@Rhaenarys]

Also, a little side note, Aphrodite is ALSO one of the most jealous goddesses, with Hera being more jealous over her husband's love interests, Aphrodite takes the love and BEAUTY bit VERY seriously lol. She cursed Andromedis to be eaten by the kraken because her mom dared to claim she was more beautiful than Aphrodite. She did the same pretty much with her sons wife, because she started being worshipped...as if she was Aphrodite. So, to say he picked wrong is really not correct, even with him not thinking because while yes, Hera and Athena are both jealous, Aphrodite takes the cake when it comes to jealousy over not being the hottest. In fact, its a wonder that Hera, and even more so Athena, stepped in to try to take the golden apple, or the claim I should say, considering neither are goddesses had any association with beauty, like I said, Athena more so, since her role was actually considered a masculine one in Greek society, and Hera was more on par with a middle aged woman raising kids.

[@Rhaenarys]

Also, he didn't know who Helen was at that time lol. He couldn't name her. But would've been a good strategy, pin it on a mortal lol.

[@agenttheater5]

15:39 I prefer that version, feels more right. Plus it's the artists favourite version.

[@MilestheAshura]

0:16 where my half-bloods at😊😊

[@benjaminklaassen4722]

4:32 I'd be more offended if that weren't true.

[@jonathanmccann1774]

a bit late to the party but here we go, aphrodite is the literal personification of vanity. This is due to the fact that similar to the borgia (probably spelt that wrong) who was used to be the image of christ. There was a woman who was put on trial for some form of adultry or something along those lines and got off with ...unconventional methods. She was then used as the basis for aphrodite in paintings and busts. note that it was a while ago since i heard this story so i might be wrong but i dont think i am.

[@whitenoise8397]

*(Mentions Percy Jackson)* YAAS!!! YAAS!!!

[@chasealbrecht7091]

Yesssss!!! My favorite youtuber acknowledged my existence. Asexual squad.

[@No-899]

In Paris’ defense, I don’t think he was even 18 at that point and I also don’t think that he thought that Aphrodite was gonna kidnap someone and cause a war

[@Xkhaosxzeus]

Hey that's cool! I had a pet snake too lol

[@michaeltantibellotti4604]

i think that was a kiss from a rose the song

[@covenawhite4855]

Can you do a reaction to the Dionysis video of Overly Sarcastic Production.

[@jen_is_not_ok]

I always thought she was the goddess of beauty and war

[@TheRichmaster24]

I' let's face it, there was no right answer for Paris; picking Hera or Athena would have just ended up with Aphrodite pissed at him which also doesn't end up well

[@ravenstrife3586]

I love Percy Jackson bruh

[@mayo9895]

This was a very interesting video it was interesting and educational

[@enigmace9787]

May I propose OSP's Paradise Lost?

[@KangarooMonkey]

So... be the ruler of 2 continents, be a great strategist who could lead armies and conquer city after city or even country after country, OR have a beautiful wife who will probably never love you.

[@redactedfractal3038]

In Paris’ defense, he didn’t know they were goddesses, that’s why Zeus chose him as a judge. Also, he didn’t understand Hera and Athena’s offers, he literally had no idea what they were saying. Not saying he was justified, but there’s a lot more reasoning behind his decision than is often presented

[@Lastofthesigilites]

What would have happened had the guy said: "I want the apple for myself." And just ate it in front of them.

[@silverscreen842]

You gotta watch her video on HP Lovecraft.

[@lordreptilestormblade1749]

Sparta also took their men, who made better slaves for manual labor then the women.

[@ebanker1]

The guy who had to pick between the goddesses was in a lose lose situation. Either way he's pissing off 2 goddesses

[@stardropcq1328]

omg your smile is my sunshine

[@shushia1658]

Kiss from a Rose

[@aaravos4371]

Aphrodite's basically a karen

[@anxiousapple2030]

Have you watched osp Arachne video?

[@leoleyva4719]

10:46 are you trying to tell us something skitten?

[@ДжесикаИванова-б8ф]

If there was no contract to make all greek kings to join the battle ,Athena wouldnt't be there . Athena wasn't angry with Paris but she was there to keep her man save as they are forced to joing Meneleus in the battle against Troy . Hera isn't strong as Aphrodite so yea. Still Aphrodite won at the end she became Venus Genetrix ,win win !

[@jdn_2k3]

Preferably I’d have gone with Athena. Knowledge is power

[@agenttheater5]

Do their Narcissus video. And their Eros and Psyche video

[@exor_cisis548]

Aphrodite would have just killed him probably if he didn’t pick her lol.

[@speedy4197]

Journey of the west part 1-7

[@bindingofash1824]

Not better,equal,but offensive to all the gods

[@Justin_9423]

Kiss from a rose by seal

[@jazzyhickman3251]

Kiss from a Rose by seal

[@JaSeanJones]

To be fair Aphrodite would of prevented him from finding love

[@malcomalexander9437]

Or caused his lovers to assassinate him. Aphrodite was pretty sadistic. Heck she could set things up so that a priestess of Aphrodite would be taken as a lover by any kid he had, and that priestess would then manipulate said kid into assassinating him.

[@Eheroa]

Kiss from a rose

[@echomalay3471]

It funny that you say that. The girl (red) that’s narrating is asexual

[@TiffinVStorm]

Skitten is definitely Astarte.

[@patisilence]

7:58 it's more like aromantic

[@jdn_2k3]

YEESSS!!!! FUCKIN LOVE PERCY JACKSON AND MOST OF THE OTHER SERIES (not a fan of Magnus Chase)

[@thatsroughbuddy8742]

Percy Jackson is the best.

[@JoshSweetvale]

It's literally blasphemy.

[@kimiphillips8034]

Kiss from a Rose by Seal

[@fiddlerjack]

I hate to break it to you but there was no right answer to that question if he chooses Athena he pisses off Hera and Aphrodite the two most Petty goddesses if he chooses Hera he pisses off Athena the most intelligent goddess and Aphrodite again one of the most Petty goddesses

[@Karanj.a]

Are you an ENFP😂😅

[@niggo.0300]

Go watch them all pls or at lest a few that you find interesting

[@QuigleTheGnome]

The Percy Jackson fandom has claimed this video in honor of our lord and savior Nico Di Angelo

[@kayrosantos1802]

Can you please watch there /paradise lost vid it's super funny and meta 😂😂

[@JC-wx7sd]

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[@andrewlatourette428]

To be fair to Paris, he was probably boned either way.