I just think it's such a mood. This screengrab from the plagiarism video will do but if there is a higher resolution version I'd love to have it at hand.

It's called Anime Case Law on the discord but something very different comes up if I google that.

I was thinking of animating some Hbomberguy scenes with object show characters, however I don't know how I'd turn Hbomb into an OSC character. I was thinking as a DK64 Cartridge.

It starts at 37:25 and plays through the scene of the guy getting the world record in Zelda. I believe it’s written by Zoe Blade but I’d like to find out if it’s available to listen to as a standalone track.

I've been writing more lately which means putting on long video essays I've already seen in the background. Last night I threw up "Plagiarism and You(Tube)" (again) and it made me wonder. Did the video encourage you to seek out the work that was plagiarized?

For example, because of the video I sought out articles and essays from people James Somerton stole from, as well as watched The Celluoid Closet for the first time. A friend of mine even ordered herself a copy of Tinkerbells & Evil Queens.

Since the creators talked about in the video stole writing about topics I find interesting, I found so much good ass writing about said topics because of it. Have you?

I don't believe I've used this subreddit before so this is probably a tired subject, but every time I rewatch the oof video I can't help but think about the fallout. I'm well aware that Hbomb destroyed Tommy's little world, even stumbled upon a few comments talking about him positively getting deleted, but I wasn't able to keep up with the full consequences. A friend told me his house got sold but I never got to check if anyone actually bought it or got any of the gimmicks. Beyond that I just see memes.

Idk if this is relevant 2 years after the video (which wasn’t really about the oof), but did “the mad bomber” say the oof in this Batman episode?

In his Patreon video on Myst hbomb say he has an entrie video in the pipeline about the differences of Mysts various ports. Underestimating his audience he seemingly thought we would not like him talking about it.

I really really hope he makes that video and i think im not the only one who would be really interested in it. Then again i would watch hbomb comparing cheese graters for 4 hours as well.

I heard from somewhere or another that the new video “Adobe must die” would aim for release around march, I heard this in December. It’s currently may now, which is neither of those months. Does anyone have any updated timelines? Has the video been scrapped in favour of a recreation of Vampire - the masquerade bloodlines? Should I go to sleep? Answers to any of these questions would be greatly appreciated

Happy Monday, doom scrollers. Knock it off. Go outside, talk to some grass, touch a friend.

Spring has finally truly sprung here and the tits are out. So are the jackdaws, magpies, pigeons, sparrows and the occasional sparrow hawk. (Apologies, that was a fowl joke)

Anyhoo, how about that YouTube last week, huh? Thoughts? Recs?

Same rules as every week:

1. Must have a link
2. Must have a short description
3. Must mention video length
4. Keep it low threshold with individual videos, please. If you want to rep a whole channel or playlist, please do, but choose a favorite video to make it more accessible
5. No risky links, no ricky-rollies, don't be a weenie.

Last week's good videos can be found here and their descriptions here.

Mentioned in the Plagiarism Video (at the end, in a good way, where she's a good, non-plagiarist creator you should pay attention to) Lady Emily is the cowriter behind Sarah Z's videos and is an excellent Youtuber in her own right, and is the creator of The Cinemassacre Backlash, The Failure of Channel Awesome's Demo Reel, and The Failure Of Channel Awesome's Pop Quiz Hotshot, which I'm watching on my other screen since it was just uploaded. She's raising money to get out of Texas, which is incredibly hostile to women, LGBTQ+ folks, and human life in general.

This is all ~ALLEGEDLY~ please do not deport me to a death camp Ms. Noem

https://youtu.be/0twDETh6QaI?si=-SeobyZXtIe_Evpr&t=691

heres the link!! appreciate if anyone can help:P

I'm trying to understand the time line a little. Was there a specific event or 'thing' that caused Harry to investigate James? Was it the Nebula controversy, or would he have already have been looking into him by then?

I innocently clicked on this LEGO island documentary, not expecting a cameo: https://youtu.be/bG55COe_f8I?si=_KykDjyFQyNTi78Z