Unveiling the Minds of Musk and Robotnik

[@MaggieMaeFish]

In the words of Dr Eggman: "Now allow me to introduce to you my latest creation!"

[@mathieuleader8601]

I read that in Professor Farnsworth's voice

[@robertallen2961]

Get a load of this

[@dayegilharno4988]

In the words of another great mind: "...thanks for all the Fish!"

[@Drax69420]

"Behold, my latest masterpiece, the Pronoun destroyer."

[@parker469a]

I kinda assumed your Sonic Fanfic would have more lewdness to it. I'm a little disappointed but maybe the next one you write can have more sex appeal to it. Who knows you might be the next E.L. James.

[@Cybonator]

The only thing stopping Elon Musk from becoming a real-life super villain is his lack of a postgraduate qualification: Dr Eggman, Dr Evil, Prof Chaos, etc

[@asmodiusjones9563]

Surely he can buy one somewhere.

[@badluckrabbit]

@@asmodiusjones9563 I hear Trump University practically hands you a doctorate degree (after thoroughly defrauding you)

[@mrflibble3226]

You don't have to have a doctorate to be a supervillain. Rhino, Sandman, Kingpin, Magneto, Juggernaut, Joker, Killer Croc, Clayface, Penguin, Catwoman, King Shark, The Monarch... Though, to be fair, The Monarch wasn't much of a villain.

[@smokyondagrass2353]

He probably is already due to his wierd CIA connections

[@GamesFromSpace]

The ego of Lex Luthor or Tony Stark, the charisma of Justin Hammer.

[@MarcAquino1095]

Comparing Jim Carrey’s Robotnik to Elon Musk is the sort of media analysis I ASPIRE to in life.

[@FascistPastry]

Nobody can prove to me Elon Musk isn't trying to take out a blue furred hedgehog as villainously as possible.

[@shytendeakatamanoir9740]

That Hedgehog is way better at Twitter than him. Granted it's not exactly that hard, but still.

[@JasminUwU]

@@shytendeakatamanoir9740 the best way to use twitter is to not

[@lhfirex]

I'm a big game nerd who was raised on PC gaming in the 90s/2000s, and Elon's adoption of twitter profile pics from Deus Ex (thinking he's the protagonist, a nano-augmented superspy, and one of his MANY desperate attempts to chase nerd clout) was hilarious. Because he doesn't realize he's a weaker version of the game's central villain: A tech bro who thinks he deserves to rule the world because he's made a lot of money. The main difference is Deus Ex's tech bro villain actually invented his gadgets, he didn't just buy them.

[@PeixeKing]

Musk also said he likes Mr. Robot to chase nerd clout, although the series heavily criticizes everything he represents. He's also a much less talented and smart version of one of the serie's main antagonists.

[@seanbutterfield1]

@@PeixeKing I think as a society we have to invent an off-ramp for people like Elon Musk. It's all fine and good to ruthlessly belittle him (and I do mean it is FINE and, in fact, GOOD), but eventually he's going to accidentally nuke Earth while trying to nuke Mars or accidentally impregnate the wrong employee, and that's when the fun stops, you know? He can't de-escalate, because it will delight everyone who hates him, and meanwhile, all the love he gets for being a D list Ironman will evaporate. Maybe if we can find a way to humiliate him but be like, "hey my dude, you can stop all this, and we can totally be chill, go to Taco Bell, and laugh about this together." And then like, "I dug your Wario mustache." Just for good measure. The man needs a friend who will go with him to WalMars at 2am and push him around the regolith in a shopping cart for fun.

[@murphy7801]

​@@PeixeKing I would say the Deus ex metaphor is more fitting since it's false gods literally. I mean the game starts with said villain talking about "Aquinas spoke of the mythical City on the Hill". Which if you know a out Thomas Aquinas he was selling an idealistic vision of the future much like sudo tech bros do.

[@burritodog3634]

he probably should rule the world given that he stopped world war 3 from happening

[@amirataamirzadeh9477]

There's an episode in sonic x where Eggman blocks the sun and tries to sell light bulbs back to people, and everyone loves him for it. And sonic just runs around and destroys his factories with no explanation and they send the army after him.

[@cactustactics]

That'd be like a billionaire undermining public transport initiatives and then trying to sell cars to people heyyyy waitaminute!

[@whatTFisThis]

omg i remember that one, and nobody, not even like the amercian government, stopped to think that "hey doesnt the earth and moon rotate so how is the moon blocking the sun at all times, also why is it so dark isnt it like way brighter during the eclipse?" so sonic had to stop him all by himself and then teach like preschool science class to a bunch of people and those people were all like: 🤯

[@GamerSlyRatchet1]

I've always been fascinated by Jim Carrey's own fascination with the Eggman role. It could've been just a throwaway role for him and instead he broke his own rule about sequels and came back to reprise it. He even personally consulted in the Eggman-led story of a comic book tie-in, of all things.

[@ElohimForToday]

Jim Carrey is best case scenario for rich white guy who smokes a bunch of DMT: a "Buddhist-style" reflection on the illusory/transitional nature of self and integration of this idea into his comedy acts. Musk is the antipode: He maintains attachment to his idea of self through comfort and position and uses it to double down on his internal ugliness.

[@ThePhunnman5]

Oh shit

[@BTDubbz]

I love this! Also, thanks for the new word!

[@christophergreen6595]

I dont think Carrey grew up with money, either.

[@AbandonedVoid]

You can't really do a Buddhist-style reflection on the nature of the self while being wealthy.

[@Doctor-Infinite]

@@AbandonedVoid lmao i second this

[@PeixeKing]

I had forgotten that Musk dressed up as Wario for SNL. Wario is, indeed, a caricature of capitalist greed, but I think the emerald mine heir isn't aware of how well the character fits his own personality.

[@UnreasonableOpinions]

Earlier this year I overheard someone referring to the techbros with a cultish fixation on public-posting billionaires like Musk as the Financial Fandom and I have exclusively used it ever since. Not only is the energy of market-cap-fixated people with uncomfortably-intense parasocial relationships with billionaires the same energy as the wildest people on AO3, but it makes them outright furious - a fun bonus for me.

[@andenp8233]

Do I spy a fellow drawfee fan?

[@justinwatson1510]

Someone with a stronger stomach than me should write some fanfics starting members of the financial fandom with their preferred social parasite.

[@shannonolivas9524]

Oh dang "financial fandom". I like that, not sure if it's derisive enough though.

[@UnreasonableOpinions]

@@andenp8233 I have spent years referring to a friend's job in dinosaur exhibit maintenance as The Bone Game.

[@FelisImpurrator]

Findom for short, because these people sure love getting fucked in every orifice by the rich.

[@LON009]

I still don't understand why did the writers paired Sonic with a cop. Why not an athlete, a runner that Sonic could coach? Or a honest scientist that contrasts to Eggman?

[@alizardinyourroom1361]

I like the implication that Elon musk, like Dr Robotnik, has a 15 year old furry thwarting all his plans.

[@RealLukeWilson]

Honestly, I felt like Elon’s SNL performance was less of an ego trip (though it certainly was that, too), and more of a PR stunt. One that failed miserably, but there were so many meta-jokes to paint some of his most legitimate criticisms at the time as whimsical nonissues that it clearly seemed like an attempt to reclaim his narrative. Also, there were 3 jokes in 3 different sketches dealing with cousin-loving and I don’t even want to attempt breaking that down.

[@DexDavican]

Pretty sure it was both: it takes a certain level of ego to ignore all the PR experts that would tell you how painfully unfunny you were.

[@unstoppableExodia]

@@DexDavican bold of you to assume the PR people on his payroll aren’t a bunch of sycophantic yes men

[@burritodog3634]

SNL is cringe, unfunny, and normie regardless so how was what he did a fail in comparison to what they usually have running

[@sonicloyalfan]

when you consider that Robotnik's design was inspired by Theodore Roosevelt and was made to embody industrialization (in a kinda Ghibli-esque sort of way) it seems fitting that elon musk would be a modern inspiration.

[@kittyess]

Hbomb voicing Elon Musk's tweets is inspired

[@dariosusu1529]

Oh it was hbomb! I was sure i was hearing Little joel 🙈

[@CouncilofGeeks]

“One of the best live action versions of a video game character to date.” Raul Julia’s M. Bison says hello and gives you another take on monstrous ego.

[@mathieuleader8601]

I don't like how in his SNL appearance he attempted to retroactively rewrite the accomplishments of comedian Dan Ackroyd whose on the spectrum and was with SNL from the very start by saying he was the first comedian on the spectrum to perform on the show.

[@Sairin13]

I don't know about other spectrumites but I'd rather be represented by Elwood Blues than Elon Musk.

[@justinwatson1510]

He doesn't have Asperger's, Common Sense Skeptic did a really great video on the Muskrat's bald-faced lie: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3S2YYarhdh3fpY

[@Tunazap]

Maggie I must correct you sadly 😥 Elon Musk was not the worst host in SNL history... that honor goes to Steven Segal! But seriously... Elon was more embarrassing for sure.

[@troyjardine5850]

The performances of both Musk and Segal are bad in the same ways. Both are men with hyperinflated egos and an inability to take real criticism.

[@ogungou9]

Plot twist, Elon Musk and Steven Seagal are the same persona, the same narcissist man-child.

[@TheEmbessyNetwork]

@@ogungou9 After all, they both think they're ABOVE THE LAW!!! I'll see myself out now...

[@nuligebla1173]

I think you're forgetting one Donald J. Trump.

[@lamecasuelas2]

Daaamn, SNL can be pretty funny but when It Isn't It really sucks,i mean like really really bad!

[@Camdor5]

The story about Jim Carrey talking to Andy Kaufman's daughter, in character, in order to get her closure over Kaufmans death really made me think his ego must have been out of control in the late 90s.

[@christopher6547]

Video game character in a movie honorable mention: Raul Julia as M. Bison.

[@samuelsolomon7330]

Elon Musk being dressed up as a Mario character whose sole character motivation is his greed and pride is so brilliant that I know they couldn't have written it on purpose.

[@sloanekuria3249]

😂😂🤣

[@tonoornottono]

he actually personally requested it for the meme because he has zero self awareness

[@samuelsolomon7330]

@@tonoornottono oh my God, it's better than I thought.

[@burritodog3634]

he prevented ww3 so he can dress up like whoever he wants

[@jeremygregorio7472]

This is just wrong. Jim Carrey could be funny and robotnik could invent things. Phony Stark can't do either of those

[@Crithosceleg]

He did create the cringiest episode of SNL, that's' gotta count for something somewhere, right?

[@PeixeKing]

Musk isn't even forklift certified.

[@taranullius9221]

Concur.

[@CheshireCad]

Jim Carrey is such an amazing actor, he did the impossible: He Made Elon Musk as funny as Elon Musk thinks he is.

[@Xondar11223344]

Great video! I always say that Elon Musk is a James Bond villain with a good PR team, but calling him a video game villain a la Dr. Robotnik is better I think.

[@Mallory-Malkovich]

I think Jim Carrey is a fool in the classical sense; he claims to be self-aware while behaving as though he isn't, creating an extra layer of irony on top of whatever over-the-top character he's portraying. If he's doing that by accident then he's just one of those natural clowns we get in each generation. But if he's doing it intentionally, then he's a comedic genius. And the fact that decades into his career we still can't tell if he's a genius or just a clown is a feat of clowning in and of itself.

[@_foxpuppet]

For real! I feel like Carrey is hard enough to get a read on that he's either very genuine in his public persona (as opposed to actors who have a curated personality that they express consistently for the purpose of their brand (not saying that's bad, just that it's something that's often done)) or he is actively working to give off conflicting signals, which is a level of dedication I couldn't help but be equally as impressed with

[@riotbreaker3506]

@@_foxpuppet he isn't the only one to do this effectively, if that is the case, Bill Murray and Sacha Baron Cohen also behave similarly, but more obviously on purpose.

[@wastelanderone]

A true master of the art of tomfoolery

[@danc6167]

was this movie a chaos emerald in the rough? Save Martha, Maggie.

[@justinwatson1510]

Hbomberguy's laugh at the end of the first tweet was perfection

[@cassiusdhami9215]

👍🏾😆😅😂🤣👏🏾 Had the same thought.

[@FTJan]

"Elon grew up in an emerald mine!" is a great line 😆

[@RememberTheDead]

10:53 - "One of the best live-action versions of a video game character to date." Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa's Shang Tsung hearing that sentence: "Finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be LEGENDARY!"

[@Djaybird]

My day is automatically and dramatically made better when maggie has a new video. Thank you ^_^

[@ittixen]

Omg for real and that's not even hyperbole.

[@Seeriosa]

Rouge being called Rogue is the PERFECT fanfic touch tbh

[@Deondre_Clark]

Too short. Can never get enough of her videos

[@alttabby3633]

Back in high school my friends and I would get stoned and watch Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls on a loop. It wasn't until years later in the grocery story looking at cans of tuna that the bumble bee tuna joke finally sunk in, and I just about fell over laughing in the store. Anyhoo, love your work Maggie!

[@Xondar11223344]

"Pssst, your balls are showing."

[@TheEmbessyNetwork]

That's how I feel about any joke I see in a movie play out in a real world setting.

[@frankthatank4900]

Your videos always bring me comfort and always love the quality.

[@elinyancat]

that cat is a really good actor

[@vetreas366]

For the record, any sentence that starts with "And then Sonic and Amy grinded down [...]" inspires nothing but terror in my heart.

[@Pensive_Scarlet]

Stinky Stella referred to Rouge The Bat as "Rogue"! She is clearly the biggest villain featured in this video. >;0

[@Mallowolf]

Because of this video's sponsor, I was briefly terrified when Maggie started her fanfic reading with the phrase: "And then Sonic and Amy grinded"

[@lucydecker6276]

I have read multiple zombie apocalypse guides that point out that setting a zombie on fire, while it might eventually kill them, mostly just means you have a regular zombie that's on fire, something that is objectively worse than a normal zombie. So, no, Musk, I don't want your flamethrowers for the zombie apocalypse. I would get something actually useful like a bicycle or a wilderness survival guide.

[@ernie39]

agreed! isn't the main cause of death when someone is set on fire asphyxiation/carbon monoxide poisoning, rather than the effects of the fire's heat? because using that method to try and kill undead, who presumably don't need to breathe, is... probably not going to be very effective, lmao

[@Molly-ml1wn]

I actually prefer to think of Muskrat as a more specific type of filmic villain. See, Chinatown was supposed to be the first entry in a series of movies about real life corruption scandals in Southern California's history. It didn't really pan out that way that in the short term, and one of the scripts was repurposed for the _Who Censored Roger Rabbit_ film adaptation. (Unrelated, but out of nowhere, _The Two Jakes_ comes out in 1990, but we'll get back to that. For now, let's go back to _Who Framed Roger Rabbit.)_ In simplest terms, the plot involves deranged Toon-disguised-as-a-person, Judge Doom buying out public transportation and redlining minorities out of their homes to create a freeway. Meanwhile in present-day California, Muskowski's boring company digs a big fugoff one-lane wide hyper-inefficient tunnel with no ventilation that ostensibly doesn't meet any of the goals one might expect the project to have had. But that's because the goal wasn't to build an effecient-or even _functional_ tunnel. The goal was to win a a bid for a monetary allotment that would have otherwise been directed to public transportation infrastructure. The _real goal_ was to divert the funds that would have otherwise gone to mass transit, indirect competition for his Edison cars. So he wasted all the money digging a useless hole in the ground. *Ergo:* Dollarstore Ironman is the villain in the upcoming "Chinatown Cinematic Universe" film. (And quite possibly a deranged toon masquerading as a human.) _(Edit: KZbin tried to block this comment until I stopped spelling out his name lmao.)_

[@daholyvagabond]

This is perfect. I wish I had enough money to make it a reality

[@AnkhAnanku]

When MMF wraps up her manic moment at 13:16 I can’t help but hear Carrey’s “…almost lost my cool there”

[@PogieJoe]

That CRT TV has slowly become a primary stage for Maggie's art. Love this channel, even with it's missed opportunity for the pun "egglomaniac" at the end.

[@mathieuleader8601]

its a shame that Richard Griffiths or Peter Ustinov passed away they would be my dream casting choices for Dr. Gerald Robotnik

[@klisterklister2367]

Ooooo both are good choices

[@IanFay]

The only SNL host I can think of that was worse would possibly be Steven Seagal.

[@lousgameswin]

Those cutscenes from SA2 brought me back to childhood lol I've never heard of presentational/representational acting, but I'm going to totally notice it all the time now :)

[@graphosxp]

canned sardines🐟 are very good tasting and healthy to eat. I like mine sourced from Poland with all that EU food inspection goodness! make some rice noodles and add sardines and a little olive oil, YUM😋! Try sour cream and sardine sandwiches🤤! Sadly the price of canned sardines are rising fast💰. what was once cheap is getting expensive.😩

[@Sabrina0s]

This video will be in my manifesto when I release 12 rabid hedgehogs in Tesla hq

[@13silentpoets]

Being just a small babe of 92, i have never known a world without Sonic the hedgehog. Or without Maggie Mae Fish. My existence has been truly a miracle.

[@shannonolivas9524]

I'm in the IE with no AC and I get that sensation of the heat-dome melting your brain. I was hoping for more supporting evidence from Carrey, but I guess he can only say so much without burning bridges. I have a complicated opinion on Jim Carrey, love his art and acting, most of his politics, loathe his spreading of anti-vax BS. It's complicated.

[@BatmanuelTheCactus]

I don't think I got a notification for this, that's weird. Anyway Illuminating as always, thanks Maggie!

[@AndyBestHP]

It's the capitalist ego. They buy a project, but corporate culture requires them to be 'above' all involved, even when the project is complex or involves skilled work and professionals. it's why (bitter personal experience) a hedge fund can buy an education business and then start dictating method to 20 year experienced, qualified educators, apropos of nothing. It's basically violence.

[@Roland00]

Fabulous video Maggie and guest Hbomberguy. I was as captivated watching it as your cat was. =)

[@joesjoeys]

When is there going to be an IV version of Maggie Mae Fish entertainment?! Save Martha.

[@taranullius9221]

Yeah but Robotnik has a doctorate and does know how to invent technology. Musk has a BA and just pays other people to do it.

[@middleearthmarxist]

This means Ben Schwartz is Grimes somehow... I'm certain of it.

[@GillamtheGreatest]

i was waiting for you to do the emerald joke. thats the longest ive held my breath, thanks for not leaving me hanging

[@NiksSofa]

I am so glad I found this channel. I love how you present your essays(?) Thank you, and i hope you make many many more :)

[@joearnold6881]

I’m astonished that someone watched that sonic movie (Also Sonic & Knuckles was the last decent Sonic game)

[@khazermashkes2316]

Thank you for explaining presentional vs representational acting!

[@unoriginaljames]

Like because of cat... and I guess all of the really interesting character analysis stuff too. Thank you!

[@uncomfortablecat]

First HBomberGuy talking about Sonic, now you talking about Dr Egg, can't wait for Contrapoints' Sonic video (JK)

[@IsaacMayerCreativeWorks]

*Understated Bach clavier repertoire plays in the background. Natalie appears, fully decked out in Rouge the Bat themed closet-cosplay, lounging in a bathtub and holding a Sega Dreamcast in perfectly manicured fingernails.* Sonic. The uncrowned king of the Internet. Some say that he is the fastest thing alive. Others say he is a relic, yea, a forgotten era of 90s edgy culture. Be that as it may, we cannot help to stan his icon status. But whence cometh this cerulean hedged hog, and why do YOU FREAKS love him so much” runtime: 3:00:00

[@uncomfortablecat]

@@IsaacMayerCreativeWorks haha

[@BogoljubTeofilovic]

@@IsaacMayerCreativeWorks oh god i want that

[@shepshep8654]

How could you have known. You put this out before the Twitter saga. You are a genius Maggie. A genius.

[@coleposton2430]

"Elon grew up in an emerald mine" killed me

[@ImperatorZor]

Lystrosaurus was a dicynodont synapsid from the Late Permian Period to early Triassic period (255-240 million years ago). It was about 1.5 meters long, herbivorous, had a piglike body, splayed legs, a beak and a pair of tusks. It was notable for surviving the End Permian Extinction Event, the most devastating extinction event in earth's history which wiped out 70-90% of all life on earth. When the Dust Settled, Lystrosaurus was among the few creatures that survived and spread far and wide across Pangea. At the dawn of the Triassic, up to 95% of all land vertebrate life by mass was Lystrosaurus.

[@tychoclavius4818]

Only the 1.5 m (5 ft)-long therocephalian Moschorhinus and the large archosauriform Proterosuchus appear to be large enough to have preyed on the Triassic Lystrosaurus species, and this shortage of predators may have been responsible for a Lystrosaurus population boom in the Early Triassic.

[@peterk7931]

For algorithm reasons, I watched this before the first in the series and I frankly didn't question the idea that Maggie would in medias res something like this.

[@a_level_70_elite_raccoon]

That wrap-around to the Chaos Emeralds and the Emerald Mines was genius.

[@Reilly444]

CORN dog? ROGUE???? God I love this channel. I, too, am a Sonic expert and one time sonic fanfic writer

[@QuinnsIdeas]

Can't believe I missed this video!!

[@samleheny1429]

I must protest. Dr Eggman actually invents stuff.

[@EchoCian]

Looked around to see what my cat wanted but cat was not in the room, 10/10

[@xenasBS]

I haven't watched the video yet but I can't help but enthusiastically agree with the title. EDIT: After finishing the video I do wonder, what about Knuckles and Rogue? Did they have a good date? Why has Maggie not addressed this? Kind of suspect, don't you think?

[@memonk11]

I agree with many of your points. But then again, your cat makes several compelling arguments.

[@direcircumstances]

You got the coolest guy on earth to voice the tweets of the un-coolest guy on earth. Beautiful.

[@danplewnarz]

You got a cat to act. That's like getting yogurt from a stone.

[@erikaatayde8919]

The "i was expecting to not expect something so it doesnt count" like is delivered exactly like musk tells jokes and i cant handle that.

[@NikkiLayne]

Dumping on Elon Musk ✔ Discussion of Jim Carey ✔ Unabashed display of passion for Sonic the Hedgehog ✔✔ Gratuitous use of silly voices and over the top line readings ✔✔✔ Damn, this video feels like it was tailor made for me

[@cfalde]

Wish we could comment on Nebula. But here will work. Very well done. Thank you.

[@elizabethramsay3295]

You know when you don't realize you were hungry until you eat something? Well I didn't realize how much I missed this channel until I saw this upload, aha

[@varlmorgaine3700]

Your voice reminds me on the radio host in Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines

[@Thehouseoffail]

This was unhinged. I love it

[@robinsonnox9980]

Never really thought about acting in terms of 'representation' or 'presentation' but now that it's come up, it makes a lot of sense.

[@paulrobertson2453]

If you think Musk is the worst SNL host, that's because you've never seen Steven Segal's attempt.

[@emilynace3090]

The best video game character brought to life in live action was clearly GUN Commander also in Sonic 2

[@Nobody_Special310]

All I want in life is a Truman Show remake with Fire Marshall Bill as the protagonist.

[@KingPurcival]

OMG the Emerald! You blew my mind.

[@DarkReaper12]

13:00 *Gasp* THAT'S WHY THE MUSTACHE IS WAVY??!!! SUCH SUBLTE COMMENTARY!!!

[@riotbreaker3506]

I can already hear him saying "Curse you, Unions the Hedgehog!"

[@lordinquisitordunn336]

Thank you for giving the smudcast more content to rip into. And it’s an appropriate length under 30 minutes. Nice

[@gumbubble101]

"Then Sonic and Amy grinded" is a powerful start

[@ILikedGooglePlus]

Don't think you can slip that in unnoticed, show us Maggie's SONIC FANFIC. The people demand to see it! #ReleaseTheFISHFIC

[@lava_submersible2362]

I was sold on concept alone. Thank you for your work

[@KerfaI]

Love the hbomb cameo, and I don't mean the voiceover

[@escher10000]

Video good. I tired, but algorithm demands it.

[@d48731]

Dennis Hopper as Bowser gave me nightmares as a kid.

[@SweetThunderBaby]

This has probably been said before, but I think a flamethrower would be the WORST weapon against a horde of zombies.

[@danserna7177]

Hi Maggie. I legit first found out about you from your "A Better Way to Watch" video about the Star Wars Prequels on Cracked years ago. I loved the theory you presented so much that I showed my wife and my closest friends. My wife loved it too, to the point where when I was watching the recent Obi Wan Kenobi series we talked about how much the theory still worked with the way Obi Wan talked about Padme to Leia, including the way he sincerely mentions "seeing her mother's face" when he looks at her, as well as how when Leia asks if he is her real father he says "I wish I could say I was". So recently when I saw that you had a series of film theory videos I immediately knew I had to watch them. Truthfully it has been so interesting to see someone so much smarter than I am analyzing so many movies that I have seen and loved, often talking about perspectives I never considered or themes I never picked up on. Please keep doing what you are doing, I really appreciate just how much I have learned from all your videos so far. You have such a unique and insightful perspective. I look forward to your next video. ☺️ You rule queen 🙌🏼 Keep being awesome ❤️❤️❤️

[@mathieuleader8601]

I would have love to have seen a version of IT with Carrey as Pennywise instead of Bill Skarsgård

[@TheEmbessyNetwork]

Love the video. Could we get a bit more Louis as well? He seems like he's born for the camera!

[@jrg1121]

Would love to hear more about ego spoofing. Feel like a lot of art forms are based around that acknowledgement and playfulness around the part of an ego.

[@NimhLabs]

Not going to mention Raul Julia's depiction of Dictator in the Street Fighter Movie? Fine... fine--I'm fine. Really. Just peachy.

[@Magnificential]

I'm glad you brought up emeralds, and slightly annoyed you said corndog and not chili dog.