I've watched a bunch of her stuff, fun to watch.
My wife enjoys the "we're two young people of color who've never accidentally listened to songs in the supermarket or an elevator and we'll be listening to some guy named Floyd Pink for the very first time." That is too much feigned reaction action for me, but she is interesting and has some really nice points from time to time.
My wife likes the total whitebread couple that lives in the suburbs and does Weird Al level satires of other songs, but with the themes replaced with typical suburban-white people situations.
Fri Feb 18 2022 22:56:14 MST from thanatosI've watched a bunch of her stuff, fun to watch.
My wife enjoys the "we're two young people of color who've never accidentally listened to songs in the supermarket or an elevator and we'll be listening to some guy named Floyd Pink for the very first time." That is too much feigned reaction action for me, but she is interesting and has some really nice points from time to time.
Sounds familiar, I think my wife showed me a couple of those.
Ok, I guess I do really love one that probably fits into that category. Kid History. Some of those were pretty funny, thought I haven't watched them in some time. Hmmm, time for a revisit.
I hate YouTube...
But I love that independent productions separate of mainstream broadcasting conglomerates are eating their lunch through YouTube.
The new Top Gear sucks. The Grand Tour with Clarkson, Hammond and May is better... but not as good as they were with the BBC and Top Gear...
But there are any number of independent, well produced ongoing, episode based YouTube car shows that are far more in the spirit of the original Top Gear than anything mainstream media seems capable of putting out these days.
And they're all "free" on YouTube.
They're "free" for now. Currently you can still go to YouTube and watch without logging into Google, but they're still monetizing you, they're still tracking you and adding to your marketing profile. I fully expect that in the next couple of years YouTube will not be watchable with ad-blockers on. Enjoy it while it lasts.
Tue Feb 22 2022 22:08:22 MST from ParanoidDelusions <paranoiddelusions@wallofhate.com>And they're all "free" on YouTube.
Aye. Til the day I die, ar?
Wed Feb 23 2022 07:25:12 MST from thanatosThey're "free" for now. Currently you can still go to YouTube and watch without logging into Google, but they're still monetizing you, they're still tracking you and adding to your marketing profile. I fully expect that in the next couple of years YouTube will not be watchable with ad-blockers on. Enjoy it while it lasts.
Tue Feb 22 2022 22:08:22 MST from ParanoidDelusions <paranoiddelusions@wallofhate.com>And they're all "free" on YouTube.
The tighter they squeeze, the more likely I am to resort to the Jolly Rodgers.
Make it easy and reasonable - and I've got no problem. Get ridiculous, and they suffer the consequences.