Randy Marsh Funniest Moments Part 7 - SOUTH PARK [REACTION!]

[@jeffereyallen1078]

I think that's pretty much how all of us would really act if there we're no internet 😂

[@dash.reacts]

Hahaha!!! Ahhhh, sweet chaos 😄

[@Captain_Caveman1981]

That's true for some but others like me, who grew up before the internet was a thing, will be just fine. I believe losing the internet, social media mostly, would actually be good for us. But that's just me.

[@stilllife5702]

@@Captain_Caveman1981 Social media has been a disaster for humanity.

[@QuertyQw33n]

been there done that. When I moved into my first apartment, I had no cell service for a month and a half. signed up for verizon, but there is no FiOS in my community, so I had to get DSL.

[@Nuetral768]

Probably would be... You know most apartments don't accept checks anymore, you gotta pay online. Businesses use online services to hire, communicate, keep track of inventory, ship product, clock in and out. Medical personnel are severely understaffed nowadays, if every person going to online sites to diagnose themselves showed up to a doctor's office it would cause a huge collapse (especially since most offices use internet, even the ER, to put you in their systems)... then there would be insurance collapses as well. Air and sea transport would have to go through extensive retraining. And that's all just the tip of the iceberg, not even to mention what it might do to us socially. We'd probably be able to recover eventually, but it would make this pandemic look like child's play by comparison before we did recover (which would probably take a really long time). Meanwhile we would see a huge increase in homelessness and substance abuse (like we're seeing now)... to quote Bruce Campbell "You need it to get it." (so we will essentially lose a huge chunk of our population due to the fact that we blame, not facilitate for, those that have lost everything they had to circumstance... and the problem with that is we may be fostering weaker people whom just didn't have to face as much as stronger people whom faced too much, so although we like to look at it as the strong surviving and the weak dying off that isn't necessarily true and we could actually weaken drastically and dynamically as a result).

[@MichelleParssinen]

19:20 The fact that the guinea pigs are straight up falling asleep cracks me up every time I see this episode or clips of it 😂😂😂

[@dash.reacts]

🤣🤣🤣

[@limbytes]

⁠​⁠@@dash.reactsthe guinea pig episode is season 12 episode 10-11 :) It’s a pretty epic couple of episodes. Especially 11

[@Zoeynessy]

*WHAT’S HAPPENING* 😂 it gets me too everytime. The screams

[@frankrappa4765]

My dad had one of those huge camcorders too. We have a lot of home movies of the family. Ah those were the days. 🥰

[@RustinChole]

23:01 even Trey Parker was astonished this image made it on air😂😂🙏

[@ChimpManZ1264]

The funny thing is the Guinea Pigs were the animators own pets they brought in for filming.

[@fuzzballzz36]

The filming thing did get much bigger in the 1980s when the monster video cameras came out, but I'll tell you this: it really started in the 1940s and 1950s when Regular 8mm and Super 8mm film cameras and projectors became available to regular people (we're talking about real, actual celluloid film here; when you finished a 3-minute reel, you had to send it to a film lab, usually through the grocery or somewhere like K-mart, to have your film developed in a darkroom; you also purchased the little reel cartridges at the grocery). I have a whole box of film reels of my mother as a child in the early 1950s! This continued all through the '60s and '70s. I grew up in the '70s and my mother used a Super 8mm film camera to make films of me and my brother acting silly. I used the same camera when I started making my first experimental films in the mid-1980s.

[@lexxisful]

The videocamera episode was released after Cloverfield came out and they made the parody of huge hamsters instead of monsters in the movie. I think it was the first big movie using the shaky video camera thing as a method of recording.

[@rebeccabailey527]

Never heard of the Blair witch project eh? Way before Cloverfield. Also the giant hamster idea could of actually came from monty python flying circus, a sketch about a mobster who believed a giant building sized porcupine named Spiny Norman was after him

[@lexxisful]

@@rebeccabailey527 Well, that movie actually sucked big time. However, I'm pretty sure this episode is a remake of Cloverfield due to the big "monsters" and running around saying "I'm so startled" as from the movie. But we are free to speculate as we wish

[@amosamwig8394]

@@rebeccabailey527 its from cloverfield

[@pcbuk1976]

The guinea pig thing is a skit on the movie Cloverfield, it was filmed on handcam style with a creature attacking the city

[@shakawhenthewallsfell8570]

The internet not working episode "Overlogging" was a spoof of The Grapes or Wrath, and the camera recording and pan flute bands was a spoof of Cloverfield or the shakycam/found footage type of movies. It's much more noticeable in the 2nd episode: first was Pandemic, and second Pandemic 2 - The Startling of Season 15.

[@dennissullivan1874]

Cause they arrested all the Peruvian flute bands and turns out the music kept the guinea pigs away. 🤣

[@420JRMan]

It's our desire for the containment, forever, our hunger to escape time, Dash.

[@OhioOwns]

man you gotta watch the Kanye West episode where he spends the entire time trying to convince himself Kim K isn't actually a hobbit

[@KrimsonKracker]

South Park has always done fantastic "disaster movie" parodies/satire. The guinea pig episode must have been inspired by Cloverfield/Blair Witch/etc, but with the "idiot dork dad is controlling the camera" twist. The Internet episode is so damn funny because it feels relatable. Like this is what would LEGITIMATELY HAPPEN if the Internet stopped working. 🤣

[@dash.reacts]

Oh, ok!! It’s a Cloverfield reference. I know the movie but still need to see it 😅.

[@mateo02211]

Internet episode was a Grapes of Wrath reference

[@reefconvy7291]

I like the episode where a beaver dam broke and flooded a town and everybody thought it was caused by global warming. They spent more time trying to figure out what caused the flood instead of saving the town. That episode parodies The Day After Tomorrow.

[@KrimsonKracker]

@@reefconvy7291 Yep, I remember that one too!

[@cliffordzellner5917]

"I'm so startled"

[@420JRMan]

Imagine the video your phone would get 'in your storm, Dash.

[@armorykittington]

I love how South Park has the "WHAT'S HAPPENING!!!!????? over-the-top guy in the background, in the same way there's the recurring audio sample on Trailer Park Boys of "WHAT IN THE FUCK!!!????" every time things get out of control and people are talking over eachother. It's like purely audio slapstick comedy. It's incredibly funny, but you have to make sure you only ever use it like once per episode. It's the comedic equivalent of a jump-scare, if the jump-scare was only audio.

[@happydog6537]

Every time I see somebody wearing a mask alone in their car I remember him saying I’m so startled

[@vanhattfield8292]

I think the craze with filming everything got srarted when Americas Funniest Home Videos became popular. It was the mixture of affordable video cameras and the potential to "possibly" win some money if you caught something funny while filming. Of course you had to be filming as much as possible so as not to miss something so we ended up with people filming non stop. 😜

[@ConstitutionallyProtectedMedia]

lol the part where randy is filming is a spoof of "cloveerfield

[@TFordSuperstar]

14:01... I believe the word you're looking for is SATIRE.

[@dukeelling3380]

"There's no internet to know why there's no internet"

[@triciawhite8706]

Cameras available at home wasn't much of a thing until the 60's when the technology was starting to rapidly become available to the public. Really old cameras required plates, chemicals, a dark room, and special film to get a picture to develop so the hobby was super expensive until instant film was a thing, like Polaroids. Before then there was this overlap of portraiture for posterity that transitioned from oil/watercolor paintings to daguerreotype cameras sometime in the 1800s. It was a huge tourist trap thing when the technology spread around the time of the Civil War and a lot of photographers were hired by the government as part of an economic recovery program for artists during the Great Depression. So you could argue the vanity was always there, it just transitioned from portraiture that only the rich could afford, to a more widespread phenomenon thanks to the growing accessibility of the camera. Might as well put my college course to good use.

[@Wesuwius]

Still remember when i bought network card for my computer in the 90's. There was a note that said "download the drivers from our website". Ookay. And how to hell i'm gonna do that, if i can't connect the damn internet!

[@BonnieBeats]

Been wondering who you remind me of when you smile, & I've got it. P4P Champ Usman 💯

[@brandonbanks4394]

I automatically hit the like button on these

[@АйдарАлиев-ж7о]

One of your best reactions, so far. I periodically return to watch it again.

[@The1506daniel]

subscribe then bro

[@hunterivey]

The Episodes with guinea pigs, reminds me of Cloverfield.

[@andrewmoss3681]

Another great one, even with the overlaps. As you say, South park always gets laughs. Hope you do a Professor Chaos compilation at some point.

[@dash.reacts]

If I do…I’m shouting you out, my dude!!! Thanks for the recommendation, Andrew!!

[@andrewmoss3681]

@@dash.reacts Professor Chaos best moments is a good one. It shows a bit of his evolution as a character 🤣

[@bshadows8950]

The economy will collapse without internet, sorry for being that serial.

[@vallianlime8980]

He was just so startled

[@justinbowen1183]

Obama said things would be different. Things are different Randy, your unemployed, you have a dirty house, and your tv is gone.

[@Monster-oi7nr]

I love your reactions I hope you have part 8 greetings from Mexico

[@dash.reacts]

Thanks, Monster 🙏

[@cliffordzellner5917]

Well I guess if there was no internet we would be back to playing hopscotch on the sidewalk.

[@ramsoncole4605]

started with the 8mm camera. the downside was it had to be developed...really broke through when the VHS camcorders came out

[@420JRMan]

Went public, early '90s, Dash.

[@patrickhendrikskingston9303]

It started with 8 mm cameras in the 70's

[@Zoeynessy]

Didn’t like the Blairwitch project and paranormal activity kinda start the whole handheld horror movement as well?

[@williammcdonald3041]

The internet is based on the depression era novel. the Grapes of Wrath.

[@omasatazu]

2:50 It all started when cell phones started being made with built-in cameras. Before that it was the handheld camcorder like Randy is holding in this episode. But if you really look at videos from the '90s when people were holding camcorders you will see that people didn't want to be on camera and tend to shy away, especially women. But when cell phones started using cameras and was able to manipulate the photos you take that's when it became a big deal in everybody wanted to be in front of the camera lens of some sort.

[@michaelsingleton5173]

I think it can did camera and those type shows that started it. I mean the first KZbin was people falling down at weddings. Then shows like Big Brother and Pop Idol created the possibility for ordinary people to become famous quickly without the need of talent then the Internet started getting good which provided the same quick fame possibility and the convenience of not needing to fillout application forms and being accepted you could do it yourself.

[@stonerguitarist4690]

Thank you for the great video all of them are good

[@sasuke1718]

Someone should've told Randy about Hentai 😂😂😂

[@jasonyates8837]

You always want a question from us... I have a question for you.... How did those "Chinese/Japanese Hornets" get over here in Tennessee??? We ALWAYS called them, "Mexican Hornets", then we were corrected.... Have you ever been stung by one?? My cousin has, and he's got an "ALLERGIC REACTION" to all be stings!!!!!!!!!!!!! He took an immediate trip to the hospital 😉!!!!!!

[@TharsanJeyachandran]

Lit ep.

[@Al7249]

You should definitely watch the starling. Though it's two or three parts. Stars Craig, idk if you've seen any of him. I kinda wanna request him, Craig Tucker and probably Stan, Kyle or Kenny. You get "normal" stuff lol not as outrageous as Randy or Cartman but still funny just different ways.

[@dash.reacts]

Thanks for this. I’m not familiar with Craig Tucker, but now I’ve gotta watch. Even if it’s not outrageous, South Park is clever because it all works.

[@Al7249]

@@dash.reacts ok. The comment was about how it seems like you get 'Nam flashbacks whenever a parent and child interact in this show due to how kids are in this show. But Butters dad definitely deserves it. Should check out Stephen stoch best moments

[@tishamac529]

If the internet went down it would be the most massive, global family reunion trigger the world has ever seen..right next to the routers

[@marcgrammer7739]

Do aqua teen hunger force Carl reaction!

[@ramsoncole4605]

I grew up without the internet...everything was just fine. You'll just start using a landline telephone, re learn how to use a paper map, and actually write letters to people.

[@theoneandonlyguyallikian1190]

Yes... more free South Park Oops, did I say that out loud?

[@lkb3rd]

I think this depicts pretty accurately what will happen if the internet goes down. We'll all be dead within two weeks.

[@dash.reacts]

😂 😂 😂

[@drahunter213]

Gotta watch the blockbuster video episode lol it’s great

[@lyger1980]

6:17. The youtubers, twitch streamers would be out of the job.... meaning the internet fired them

[@420JRMan]

Take their electricity, people will collapse.

[@amucci7]

you gotta react to pc principal😂

[@Joedirt3349]

is that a microagression brah!?

[@williamr3840]

12:36 What about people who video people in trouble -- instead of going to help them! :0/

[@nino6664]

The Japanese hornet is in the US now I've seen one a couple of times

[@vukkumsp]

8:48 Is a parody of Cloverfield righ? 🤔🤔

[@420JRMan]

Dial-up connection slow, late '90s, when our trackers held cameras, we lost civility 'in society.

[@HoldenTudiks81]

If the Internet goes out then thing’s will really go downhill really fast, Best source of information during that time would be any old radio you have with AM/FM keep flipping until you find the emergency channel. If you ever do a movie reaction check out Team America 🇺🇸… F$&# yeah. 🤣😂

[@siddharthakvr5154]

We'll be fucked it the internet goes out

[@Joyful_Traitor]

I liked Randy up until the weed farm seasons

[@Joedirt3349]

you gots no tegridy

[@TrimTrimmer]

Big fat suitcase size cameras with a whooping 7 minutes of battery 😂 you had to film 15 second clips and turn it off so the battery doesn’t die, hour and half later another 20 seconds but you missed the bit you wanted to film and filmed the 20 seconds that followed it!! Find a wheelbarrow, we’ll wheel the camera around it’s too heavy, film at night you get a black screen and sound, well at least you can hear it ha ha and now cameras are so small you don’t know they are there ha ha kids don’t know how good they got it 😂🤣

[@frankmoyer5822]

Ever since the first hand held moving picture machines, probably in the late 1800s.

[@420JRMan]

Piece.