The Lost Media Iceberg Finale

[@EZOnTheEyes]

Okay, minor thing from someone who works with software & tech, when you said 'Viruses being lost is probably a good thing', that's actually the opposite of what we want in Security research. Critical flaws and bugs from even 15 or 20 years ago can lead to major breakthroughs in modern Virus technology, either as a preventative measure, or on the malicious side. Although its not common, its definetly far from unheard of for old viruses to turn into something used in modern OS and environments.

[@telemonlikehappy]

🤓

[@yunshij]

That i didnt know about.

[@thatguy1593]

That is true. Very much a case of “what we forget we are doomed to repeat,” so knowing what a virus is means it can be combated.

[@pennyforyourthots]

I suppose that's it's called a virus, if you know what you're up against, you can build systems with a built-in immunity..

[@BioshockDrill]

That's super cool homie, genuinely

[@equarep1725]

Final part! I only gotta say THANKS! for taken my iceberg and doing this whole series of Videos, it was the incredible thing that has happened to me online and im very thankful of you, your fans and your dedication into this iceberg!

[@therdrfanboi1899]

Thank you for making this iceberg I can't imagine how long it must've took you but it is my favorite iceberg of all time thank you for working hard on getting the entries

[@thatguy1593]

Hello from Discord! And I didn’t know you worked on this iceberg - it’s so good!

[@elephantman6117]

Yeah! Thanks for the long ride! This iceberg chart inspired me to make the world's largest lost and found media iceberg after all! And for that, I really thank both you for covering it and Equarep for making it!

[@nicklenuts]

Nah I made this iceberg

[@AttsRealm]

that toy story dvd error one is insane probably such a rare dvd

[@MiguelOntiveros997]

Some of those made it to Mexico 😂they burned dvds and sold them in pulgas

[@hdhhgregg7594]

I got jumpscared by lisa love in idleness. I remember when that comic came out absolutely nobody liked it and it several eyebrow raising things in it. The reason the artist deleted it was due to criticism.

[@kkuudandere]

honestly I think Fukushi Masaichi was kind of a cool weird guy. He became interested in tattoos because during his research in syphilis, he found that the ink in tattoos killed syphilis skin lesions or something. Not only would he collect these tattoos, he would help people pay for their tattoos to be completed (you can imagine full body tats would be expensive). People would even donate their bodies to him upon their death because they really respected him!

[@wasuptime]

most of his tattoo pelts came from members of the Yakusa!

[@AdamOwenBrowning]

It is a shame his works were lost to such a degree in the Allied bombings, and that there is so little about him translated and up on the English wikipedia. Even to Japanese people today he must be seen as strange. These are a people that find a man with a single sleeve tattoo to be potentially a little odd or even dangerous. A man in the 1950s collecting gangster's skins and writing research on how to preserve human skin when removed from bodies? I am sure he was an incredibly fascinating man but translated sources are far and few between and the Japanese probably aren't massively keen about his life. More motivation to study!

[@gunnasintern]

i can assure you Blowfly Girl is actually real lol the creator had a blog site (which is still up) that they updated from the 00s up until the 10s. Justin Whang covered all about it, but the general gist is that the girl herself is real, and because of what she did, she caused herself to become infertile

[@jesternightlight]

.... Oh!

[@bryangarcia5599]

Don't worry, folks; there'll be plenty more lost media before long, if streaming services, the gaming industry, and (of course) KZbin have anything to say about it

[@JimTheCurator]

The lost media industrial complex

[@mallow2902]

Pirates be like: we got you covered.

[@thatguy1593]

@@mallow2902 based pirates

[@borntoclimb7116]

Correct

[@kelechi_77]

Yeah you guys need to hear about the internet dark age. It's possible that in the next 20-30 years most of the info on the internet right now from KZbin videos and random Instagram pictures and so on won't be available and a lot will be lost to history.

[@roxiekarelis5073]

What beautiful end to the best lost media iceberg, thank you sourcebrew,thank you, been watching this series since the beginning

[@kinnelyuwu5771]

The best part about the Fukushi Masaichi tattoos collection: Part of it was actually *stolen* while he was visiting America to display them. The person who took them probably didn't know he was stealing human skin, since it was just in a bag.

[@Sirdilophosaurusthethird2.0]

This is a certified lost media classic!

[@matiupvp]

your first!!!

[@Gooby-boobbby]

Yessir

[@Scion-mo3ll]

As opposed to a “found media classic” ?

[@Conradical316]

Top comment

[@chrisstrzalka]

🤓

[@chrstphrxmllr]

There is one or two lost 112 Dirtbag videos that got deleted within a minute and was never ripped from KZbin. The people involved with the case had alerts for when he uploaded stuff because he would often take them down after a couple views. Either regretful or just to mess with the first few viewers. But a couple videos were uploaded and deleted before the people ripping had a chance to do so. Source: True Crime Addict, Jeremey Renner?

[@misseselise3864]

i think he was just messing with ppl

[@chrstphrxmllr]

@@misseselise3864 oh for sure I think it was trolling he nearly got Jeremy Renner fired after he was facing a felony charge (it got thrown out). But dirtbag guy wrote a super professional email telling the head of his company what the case involved etc etc. Dirtbag is actually really good at pretending to be professional and/or writing in general. All this further highlights how much of a troll he is whatever chance he has to mess with someone he takes it and goes full force. Not to mention Maura’s Father said he though the criminal was a dirtbag. Hence his name having Dirtbag in it.

[@JJMcCullough]

First off, thanks for the many hours of entertainment. Over the last few weeks I have been watching each of these Lost Media icebergs vids in succession, usually passively as I work on other things. I think iceberg videos are great for this kind of viewing, and your presentation style, relaxed but friendly, casual but authoritative, really makes the passive listening/watching experience enjoyable. I hope you won’t mind if I offer a little review of this iceberg, and by extension the video series overall. Most of this has a lot more to do with the iceberg itself than you, so I hope you won’t take it too personally. Frankly, I think it’s kind of a poorly-made iceberg that seems excessively biased towards things the creator of the iceberg is personally interested in, rather than things that meet some sort of objective criteria of being “important lost media.” I have no problem with “importance” being broadly defined, but I think there should still be standards. If I was making a lost media iceberg, I would begin by establishing some clear rules for what gets in or doesn’t get in. You know, criteria like “has this media been a topic of considerable discussion or curiosity” or “is this media’s ‘lost’ status unique or unusual in some way” or “would the discovery of this lost media be culturally, politically, or technologically significant if ever discovered?” And I would be inclined to sort the entries on the iceberg according to these metrics. Considering that there is, in theory, a practically infinite amount of “lost media” out there, including millions of deleted websites, removed videos, un-digitized newspapers or magazines, unrecorded TV broadcasts, un-transcribed speeches, etc, there has to be some standard of what qualifies a piece of lost media as “noteworthy.” Otherwise any attempt to make a list will be entirely arbitrary. And I think that’s the case with this iceberg. There seems to be very little overarching principle determining what gets in or doesn’t. Again, it seems heavily biased towards things the creator himself cares about, or is aware of - including stuff relating to video games, heavy metal music, anime, and even more esoteric stuff, like Polish culture (which is where I assume he is from) “screamer” videos, and children’s flash games from the early 2000s. Stuff relating to political history, literature, and religion, is at best just peppered in here and there, seemingly as an afterthought, while (say) random musings from Redditors about a video someone thinks they saw once, or footage of some GameCube game that was cancelled for perfectly logical reasons, are given way more credulous attention than seems warranted. Many entries also suffer from a severe lack of proof - proof is obviously a somewhat slippery concept when it comes to lost media, but I also think in more cases than not, there should be a higher standard than just “some guy thinks this existed.” I didn’t feel like the iceberg was progressing “deeper” as the videos went on; it was hardly obvious how it was decided that say, some obscure iPhone app deserved to be on level four but an equally obscure missing album track from an unpopular band deserved to be on level six. Anyway, just some thoughts. Again, I overall enjoyed watching all these videos and I give you a lot of credit for the amount of time it took to put all this together. I know it’s laborious, but also very satisfying, to complete a giant project like this, and for that I have nothing but respect. I would be keen to hear your review of the iceberg having gone through it all. At times, I could definitely hear frustration in your voice when you were analyzing some of the entries, but I also felt like you were maybe a bit hesitant to judge the iceberg’s creator, given you’d made the commitment to getting through it all. But now that it’s all done, any reflections?

[@basketguitar9768]

Hi JJ, I love your videos

[@equarep1725]

Hello! Im the creator of the iceberg! And yeah i gotta admit that several of the entries in here are mostly focused on my biased and interests, but there are also organized on the obscurity of said entry! I had barely seen any people talk about the lost films of John Duncan or the Yucatan Tape so that's why they are so low, i also valued the biased of the LMW Community, since they usually tend t focus on the search of tv series, animations, bumpers and sometimes video games, that's why material such as recordings of important events like the first audio recordings of american presidents, important films like The Mystery of the Red Barn or books like the third part of the Comedy by Plato are missing from this iceberg. Besides that this being one of my first icebergs made (i have recently finished another one with 2400 entries that have more entries about history and history of other cultures like the first ukranian Television broadcast). Also, i have succesfully tricked somebody into believing im polish lmao, i don't even speak that language, but im a foreigner nontheless lol, argentinian. Anyways, thanks for the criticism and for enjoying this iceberg!

[@JJMcCullough]

@@equarep1725 Hey thanks for responding. I guess what I would say, in addition to the feedback I gave above, is that “obscurity” cannot just mean “people don’t talk about it.” Because if that is your standard, like I said, there is a literally infinite amount of media that meets that category. You could have an iceberg where the bottom is nothing but deleted pages from hardware store websites in small towns in Uzbekistan. No one is talking much about those! No, I think the standard has to be higher. I think “obscurity” should be measured by the amount of passion a community has about finding a piece of media when compared to how well-known to the general public that community is. So for example, I thought the shower curtain was a good example of a story about an obscure bit of lost media, because there is clearly an organized community obsessed with solving that relatively unimportant mystery, which most people have no idea exists. Overall, however, I think the most important organizing principle of a lost media iceberg should be the *significance* of the lost media. Media that would have dramatic consequences for society and culture if found, and therefore media that is frustrating, depressing, upsetting, or suspicious to hear is lost.

[@equarep1725]

@@JJMcCullough i mean, yeah i guess that's right but a lil part of the iceberg chart community is the organization, mostly everbody in that community agrees that entries should be organized from more known to least known, i guess we could make a case with what you said about stupidly obscure media that doesn't have much value of it but measuring value is always something hard to do, what isn't valuable for a lot of people may be valuable to a select group. Besides another reason of the organization that i didn't mentioned was a lil bit of a "shock" factor, when somebody thinks about lost media the least thing they would expect would be a weird experimental film screened to 8 individuals and then destroyed, lost photographic evidence of an UFO or a lost tape of an alleged giant bird and i guess that surprising the expectator with something weird and wacky is something that i tried achieving. Once again thanks for the feedback and for replying !

[@lilbang5018]

@@equarep1725 what is this hentaianimo site? can you tell me more about this hentai site?

[@BurnedDrive]

I cannot underestimate how much of a pleasure it has been to watch your videos evolve, and I'm so happy to hear you've hit 100k subs. Amazing content, your hours of dedication have paid off!

[@Ge0Mancer7]

Yet another very well edited video I shall enjoy watching in bed instead of sleeping. Thanks for this!

[@Jhud69]

Sad to see this iceberg go, as crazy as it sounds. Loved this series, your narration is great.

[@Bre0n]

33:34 Im so glad someone mentioned "¡Qué viva México!" I stumbled upon this rabbit hole when looking for a movie with the same name that released this year.

[@AquaRunner533]

I remember reading about it in a book! Film is pretty influenceual in the Mexican film industry (I realized I don't have the book. It's called the golden age of Mexican cinema I believed)

[@simply_soul4355]

So much has happened to me since the first part, it’s crazy how this is over. It’s been real brother 👍🏽❤️

[@_mango_]

It’s finally at its end. Thank you for completing this iceberg, sourcebrew. The only thing left to do, is to delete this iceberg series and condemning it to the annuls of the forgotten, ensuring that it becomes lost media and that the cycle repeats in perpetuity, effectively adding its own existence to the dreaded chart. Or just, not that, that’s cool too!

[@paolarei4418]

Lost media paradox

[@roughrambo1000000]

53:07 Surprised that Connor Betts' band was mentioned. The Oregon District "Incident" let's just call it was pretty much memory holed because El Paso happened 13 hours earlier. Good quality content as always my man

[@FriendlyBaphomet]

Cool to see some german lost media at the end of the iceberg since i'm german myself... german lost media seems to be rare in general so i appreciate it to learn about more... i remember my grandmother watching the ZDF Hitparade religiously when i was a wee lad ... good times... i miss you oma ❤

[@Schnipp08]

Die ersten knapp zwei Jahre der Hitparade sind verschollen.

[@TheDigitalApple]

Can’t wait for the eventual super cut version!

[@therdrfanboi1899]

it's been quite the journey sourcebrew I'm glad I found your channel last year and your videos have helped me with anxiety and stress I love and am sad your mega lost media iceberg video is finished keep up the great work dude!

[@HajimeKomaeda]

The Fukushi tattoo collection sounds like it's pretty much Golden Kamuy in real life.

[@MikeVonwolkenstein]

Now reaching the end, I’m very amazed how well the iceberg coverage turned out and the dedication to go through it all. Ngl I didn’t think I would be learning about John Lennon’s John Thomas. But, that’s why icebergs bottom tiers are a magical place. Can’t wait for more of your videos 🔥🔥

[@FatalHog]

I didnt even realize we were this close to a finale, felt like yesterday the first vid was made on this list, jeez. Good work on your research and findings for tihs.

[@theodorekaczynski8147]

About 112Dirtbag, the girl’s father (or the cops, can’t remember) called the kidnapper a dirtbag in an interview a little after she disappeared

[@liengandriod55]

It was her father.

[@glacierwolf2155]

53:37 "yo is that the rock" Anyways, thanks for covering the iceberg! It's been a fun ride.

[@Interloper783]

The FO3 gnome video killed me dude, I can imagine back then how spooky it'd be, but it's a top tier shitpost now

[@silent_sunshine]

About "never_open_it rar": I actually read the original russian urban legend a few years ago. I would honestly consider it a death file creepypasta, akin to something like morgeana glas gesgorov, or other spooky computer files that mess with you. A thing I remember very clearly is the image inside being described as "a static GIF file", which means that it's not actually animated. The second thing, there was a mock-up of this supposed rar file on the website I read the story on. And I actually have it downloaded on my laptop. The "scariest image ever" inside is nothing interesting sadly, it's just a black and white image of a lady dressed in a very puffy Victorian dress, with heavy makeup on, which kinda makes her look uncanny, but not really

[@gregatim]

the blowfly girl blog post is actually real (or at least the Blogspot part) the story is lost to a certain point before August 22, 2009, when multiply deleted her profile With pics and other stories. She said in her first Blogspot post "The only other place my pics were saved was on a PC at work". so there it is while I don't doubt blowfly girl is false, I wouldn't be surprised if she actually did those. there's another story people say is lost which is quoted by her as "second time" It's basically one about dead deer on I94. I suggest not searching for more, it's really filthy and horrible the things in that Blogspot, but as far as I want to believe there was no pic of the deeds itself more of random stuff she did in the day for example. now excuse me, cuz I will go to therapy.

[@youtubeletmeintoyoutube4580]

I remember blockbuster Pokémon snap machines that included the cartridge inside the machine Never saw one where you had to bring your own. ❤ good memory

[@zebsvids]

so glad you were able to finish this!

[@haileyrain9305]

Did some math & the supercut of this should be about 9 hours long. Take your time on this immensely long supercut

[@bigotis9042]

Congrats bro. I've been subbed since you had 2k subs

[@rhodahaque]

One of my favourite series in recent memory, I was glued to it.

[@mattyg69ification]

It's been a journey; glad I was here for majority of it as it was being released. It was a nice treat seeing these pop-up on my subscription feed. It's a little sad, but it's not like the end of your channel or anything 😅 Just the end of the largest iceberg series I have ever watched.

[@banzai_23.]

Wow, just wow! I am completely blown away by your incredible talent and dedication. keep up the great work.

[@pwnthemonkeys]

glad to have follow you through this iceberg series. cant wait to see what you're working on next

[@Rivecha]

Congrats on finishing this beast!

[@kswaes]

will you make the definitive fortnite iceberg?

[@Rivecha]

@@kswaes I'm working on it lol

[@kswaes]

@@Rivecha glad to know!

[@Chrizz531]

On the catch me killer, i found it funny that one youtuber called him a blues clues man in witness protection haha

[@MonoLakeReal]

What a journey. It’s been a wild ride watching these mostly at night. Love the content ❤

[@Simpledude_edits]

Damn we really made it to the end it’s actually criminal you are just now getting 100k I hope nothing but the best for the future love your stuff dawg

[@RagsinatorMusic]

Ladies and gentlemen, its been a pleasure. I cant wait for your future content

[@jessicap7889]

I’ve known about 15:17 for a while through the wider Eurovision community (Sanremo inspired-and has been used as a sort of national selection for-the Eurovision Song Contest) and the stories I’ve heard are even worse. We have audio of his performance and he sounds inebriated especially compared to his then-gf’s version (which footage exists for). The same woman who allegedly found his body early the next morning. Part of his apparent suicide note called out another artist’s song by name for qualifying over him and that artist’s mental state was messed up for *months* afterward.

[@thebugcoiiector]

I REMEMBER FISH WITH ATTITUDE! i played it a ton as a kid and recently looked back through my old installs to find it. was sooo sad to find out it was gone

[@Uhhhhh1188]

Geez. Can't wait flr that supsrcut. Congrats on making it all the way through. Major props!

[@metalopod343]

the funniest part about the entry at 8:03 is that it was never really "lost media", both songs from it have been on the creator's youtube channel for years and could have been easily found, it was just the digital release of the album that was deleted. btw the songs are pretty good and you should give them a listen if you like vocaloid

[@coffeebeaned]

bro i watched ALL OF THESE. as soon as i saw this video in my recommended, i knew i had to binge it 😂 i'm glad i did. it was a wild ride from start to finish, my dude. glad i came along!

[@MattnessLP]

For me as a German, it's kinda funny that something as mundane as the ZDF Hitparade is at the very bottom of this iceberg

[@equarep1725]

Tbh when i did this the bottom part didn't had ZDF Hitparade and a person who hit me up Through discord told me about that entry and asked me to add it lol

[@snailfail03]

oh my god i can't believe someone else knows about giuseppe andrews and his missing works, i was highly intrigued by this guy at one point bc hes just so... nonexistent?? idk what it is but it fascinates me, i hope more of his stuff will get found im still so curious

[@ilcanaledegliascensori]

I have another entry! A big case of Italian lost media is Gatto Evaristo, a 1973 cartoon very similar to Gatto Silvestro (Sylvester the cat from Sylvester and Tweety). Two of the episodes were recovered, but one of them has no audio and we basically don't know anything about it. The youtuber yotobi has made a video about it.

[@Ogerpwned]

"Seriously dude I'm gay" just sounds like gay chicken with extra steps

[@karafaunt4386]

11:46 Well i think Pixar would not like their movie being put next to an R rated one, lol

[@hairglowingkyle4572]

Just a quick correction, Nausicaä: Valley of the Wind is the first Ghibli film ever, and also the first one directed by Miyazaki, not Castle in the Sky.

[@cj854]

It isn't technically a ghibli film since it was made before studi ghibli was founded, making laputa the first

[@hairglowingkyle4572]

@@cj854 That's technically correct but it is still regarded as a Ghibli film by Ghibli itself (marketing and DVD)

[@timbur2614]

Fishes with attitude kindve reminds me of an old aquarium game i think was on facebook

[@antimonyv]

29:20 The second name of the author is actually Gogol, so it's Nikolai Gogol. Vasilyevitch is a paternal name 😊

[@rndm9087]

The fact that the shooting is due to tiktok just goes to show how influential that platform is and also how ridicules it is to even be on it when it's got quite the track record.

[@ThatOneGuy7550]

Honestly thought it would keep going 😭

[@Agent.RoboGamo]

Congratulations man proud of you did an whole iceberg

[@madnessiscool]

Congratz on getting 100K boyo!

[@liengandriod55]

Google translate has generously offered to translate 'Congratz' to 'Congrats'. Thank you Google.

[@AlphaDaArtist]

This was one hell of a ride. Really enjoyed watching every part of this series. Awesome job, my guy.

[@SpuddyL]

A well deserved 100k, and the best and most entertaining iceberg I have ever stumbled upon on KZbin, CONGRATS!! Also the best Iceberg creator on the platform :)

[@maccamachine]

Damn man it’s finally the end it’s been a great ride I’ve loved every video! Amazing job man it’s been cool to see you grow all your videos are great

[@cameobrides]

I find it funny how purple yoshi is lower in the iceberg than a missing book of the bible

[@OccasionalVideoDump]

To be fair it's a nice looking yoshi

[@liengandriod55]

The yoshi is kinda well known. No idea why it was this low.

[@liengandriod55]

​@@OccasionalVideoDumpCan't deny that. The colour was awesome

[@superstefanmaker2483]

This is honestly beautiful You did a great job on this iceberg

[@croatianguy4208]

this is the best iceberg series on youtube

[@floxcat5857]

Congratulations on finishing this awesome project. It was definitely fun. 😸💖👍

[@aperturius]

Great list! The Niepce entry about the 'first photograph' needs some correction: the 'photo' of Pope Pious was actually made with a print of the pope and a contact print made through a light sensitive engraving process. His first photograph made through a lithographic process was a landscape that took multiple days to expose.

[@erinsquest406]

55:52 actually! Fun fact! There’s still a “Swr1 Hitparade” going on every single year! It’s typically at the end of the year near October and takes a week, songs are voted in beforehand. They actually went to my city in one of the past years- they visits small cities every day during the week!!! So it’s somewhat still with us

[@eziotru]

It was a long and fun ride. I'm sure this series will be one I come back to many times when I just want something to put on in the background.

[@Da_Trololz]

Amazing video!! "I've not done with it entirely" so, if you are someday gonna continue this iceberg, well i saw that one of the entries at the final layer was "Giant Horde Beast Nezura", it is a ginat kaiju movie made in 1964 by Daiei featuring real rats and a "Mammoth Nezura" (that was a guy in a suit) attacking miniature citites, the film was cancelled because of the whole rat situation, but there is supposedly a lost trailer of the movie that aired in Japanese televisions. There is a documentary of this whole thing made in 2020 called "Nezura 1964", and a video by Paper Finz that covers this topic.

[@lordofire99]

Any of the TCG nerds about Prerelease Raichu, 37:29, it does exist. One was graded by CGC by a former WOTC employee that claimed to have one.

[@virafan1052]

50:08 I swear to GOD I watched an entire video about the mall dad arcade game and even saved the video of the gameplay but it was taken down

[@beawezome]

Can you possibly upload it on youtube or somewhere else?

[@nineinchthread]

Do you know what the game is called?

[@virafan1052]

@@nineinchthread arcade from asylum jam there is a shudr vid

[@squidyparty]

it hasnr even been a YEAR and youre already done !!! wow it felt like no time at all 😅

[@ZippyVirus]

I’ve been here since the beginning! So glad to see it till the end! Thanks for getting me into manhunt btw! ^^

[@ZeroNeedsCoffee]

Congrats on 100k!!!

[@JamesnLollify]

I hope you continue doing icebergs after this

[@gabriel-gk5eh]

now Imma need the full version to watch it all again!

[@monkeymaster5543]

“My time has come” -Master Oogway

[@DezVT]

Man it's sad this series has ended I loved all the parts in the series I can't wait for yhe supercut and maybe even additional entries

[@steventalvinzvestal420]

Oh hey glad you're still alive and back here again from that week ago from afterwards.

[@gremloid]

learning that fish with attitude is lost is devastating to me. I LOVED that game when it came out :( since it was IOS only I doubt any playable version will ever surface

[@FamiliarReece]

was a good time for dual monitor users with no friends thanks for the vids

[@Jbus7689]

Legends do legendary things. Keep up the good work man.

[@wadmodderschalton5763]

Speaking of Doom WADs, It's likely that both the alleged Columbine High School WAD by Eric Harris and the Erfurt School by Robert Steinhauser never likely existed in the first place. (36:03, 52:01) For the Columbine one, if the dates of his WAD files, his journal entries and the Basement Tapes is anything to go by, I would speculate that the rumored Columbine Doom WAD only existed privately on Harris' computer somewhere between September 1996 and early April 1999 before he probably deleted it off his computer. As for the Erfurt one, My speculations are that it probably only existed privately on Steinhauser's computer somewhere between late-August 2001 to probably mid-April 2002 before he probably also deleted it off his computer.

[@equarep1725]

I know that the efurt one is said to have a video gameplay done by a german youtuber, but the videos of said youtuber were all deleted. Besides it's more credible than the columbine one lol

[@YoshisVinyl]

Thanks for this amazing series it was def my intro to your channel and an excellent one at that great work!

[@mountnstream]

I find it funny how with the more serious music for the end of this tier, involving both disturbing and mysterious entries, it is all capped off with an entry about... a schlager music TV show. Which to be fair, is pretty harrowing!

[@BillyPage1337]

type of content you watch at 4 am

[@GhostBusters-wb4un]

The first Ministry album With Sympathy is a new wave album

[@HeelBJC]

What are some other channels like this and Wendigoon? More down to earth commentary rather than a channel like Nexpo that's become more focused on the dramatic presentation.

[@mathieuleader8601]

the whole story behind the Andrew Show leaves me feeling very sad and deeply concerned

[@epicalglory5099]

Wake up boii sourcebrew uploaded new video

[@stormz9113]

been watching you since the beginning man so awesome to see you grow!!! keep up the good work my man

[@JPS47]

Just marathoned the whole playlist. Worth it!

[@keeslp4690]

loved it! see you at the next iceberg!

[@fullstoppunctuation6455]

When's the supercut going to be posted I need that in my life

[@amotaba]

35:17 i search for and don't recomend to anyone to do it, terrific

[@sirkwthe73rd]

do you mean terrible?

[@RickGamesNow]

I swear they use to show Davey and Goliath on Cartoon Network Adult Swim back in the early 2000's. I might be mistaken.

[@equarep1725]

Maybe you confussing it with Moral Orel? That was made to mock Cartoons like those and had the same style

[@RickGamesNow]

@@equarep1725 Yep!!! That was it! lol

[@Mrnotpib]

An historic moment on an KZbin.

[@yvngxshady]

Bro not know how to use an

[@Mrnotpib]

@@yvngxshady that’s the joke slim.

[@WhimsicalLittledawg]

Gnomes from Fallout 3? Wow! Not what I expected 😂