FIRST REACTION/LISTEN TO Bo Burnham - Welcome to the Internet (from "INSIDE") 

...to the internet

.... have a look around

Anything that brain of yours can think of can be found

We’ve got mountains of content

@@Anubis-999 some better, some worse

Reactions to his reaction to his reaction to his song would be ironic and hilarious lmao

How meta can we get

I am currently in the process of watching another video... Where I in the comment section, analyse the guy in the video, who's analysing "Inside", which is basically a special about Bo and how he psychoanalyse himself... So I'm analysing a guy analysing a special about a guy who psychoanalyse himself, and analysing myself and my analysis in the process.... I don't know why I'm like this

And I add my bit and the chain continues

@@rosslindstrom1716 content lol omg

He literally didn't. Learn to read dude. There's fucking credits at the end.

@@chand911 what the hell are you talking about there's no credits at the end it just says and i quote " "inside" on netflix"

@@princeali417 he was talking about the credit at the special itself But its mostly post production stuff

@@chand911 you need to read dude. Lol the credits are only for post production and even at that the only thing that was done was color correction and sound. So yes bo did still do this by himself.

@@Olortegui14 Bo made like regular credits at the end of the actual special but literally every single credit attributed to himself, Bo Burnham.

he also had the opportunity to clean up vocals in post and do multiple takes. plus he said he was really uncomfortable on stage, that could be partly why some of his vocals got rough live

@@DuFREAKY oh for sure, I personally don’t know how he did it at all hahah. My throat would suction close in panic being watched by that many people. I’m sure the solitude took a magnitude of edge off, but his range still sounds much more varied than before. Definitely think it’s a combination of things.

very true, he's gotten SO much better at singing, which usually isn't expected with comedians

@@marshmellomeat it's cool how his natural voice has gotten a little bit deeper since last time we saw him, but his range has increased at the same time

i don't know how many other artists have pulled off what i feel bo has done here. before inside, i always suggested to people to watch bo's specials in chronological order. but after this one, i feel like the best way to view them(as a first watch that is) is backwards in order. it's so interesting and likely unintentional, but inside gives so much context to make happy, which gives so much context to what. which gives so much context to words, words, words. i hope im explaining this in a way that makes sense

He started in his room and now he ended up back in a room. The circle of life.

Someone did (well 51 minutes) and I refuse to watch it.

@@XanderHarris1023 link pls, long vids are the fucking best!

Agreed. Inside isn't a "comedy" special, but hands down is his best work. I have 0 complaints about it

@@magiv4205 idk if this is what Ant is talking about, probably not, but this is mandatory viewing. This review/analysis is almost as good as the content itself.l ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YAw2byPHGvs.html

Haha I wanna see that too

Omg he would freak

That part was so great. I also loved the "Twitch streamer" segment he had, that had me rolling.

The reaction part is more him parodying people who react to their own songs and do breakdowns instead of him parodying people reacting to other people.

@@mr.stuffdoer8483 I don't think so, I think it's more of a general thing, since the percentage of people who annoyingly react to their own stuff and put it online is pretty small, all things considered.

I wouldn't say his singing's gotten better, but he's gotten better at singing and making a point at the same time. He's trying to be goofy less, so it's just improved his singing. Probably a side effect of him getting more jaded as time goes on.

You forgot words words words

@@llArkanell I considered mentioning it too, but since I don't believe it's on Netflix, at least not last time I checked, it's a bit harder to come across, especially in full. Definitely fantastic though. But I think if somebody wants to start with Bo, the Netflix specials are a good start.

And also, the internet is so full of content, of random *stuff* that it could hold people's attention forever, but it has also deleterious effects. It's kind of uncontrollable, at this point. So I think there's also an element of that. There's everything on the internet... and you can't quite tear yourself away from it.

Even if the cost is just an almost obsessive addiction to access and validation. I can't count the number of friends and family I have that feel naked and insecure if they're not within cellphone range.

Nah, if he was singing from the perspective of the corporations the lyrics would be cleaned of all references to anything nasty or shocking, and it would come across as a car commercial telling you that having the internet is all you need for a problem free wonderful life experience. The perspective he's singing from is the unfiltered, unsanitized experience of being on the Internet, as if he is the voice of the Internet itself personified. Corporations aren't in control of the Internet, at least not yet, though not for lack of trying. The internet is like a crazed and completely unhinged hivemind of everything humanity contains and then some, like a madman supervillain with no limitations in regards to morals, ethics, honour, logic or common sense who is always in complete control, because when you're always going in every imaginable direction at the same time, there's no way to lose control. Today's Internet is what you get when you take the sum total of all humanity's madness and dump it into a great big pot, and let it stir itself. The Internet sells itself.

@@CordovanSplotchVT That does make a lot of sense.

The cost is practically that were the product or goods of the intetnet. Makes sense why its free

Ha ha ha, classic comedy.

@@deathwitheponine thank you for that

*depressed onion"

@@Carmenellie i saw a boy who had red hair 😐

OH MY LORD YES this describes it so perfectly

Hit me right in the feels 😪

The funny thing is as someone who was born in 2002? Now that I'm older and nearing 20, I can vaguely remember a time before the Internet. It's just so sobering and sad because we were the Ground 0. Now, we have nowhere to run.

@@AstelleShadou Sadly, most of your generation aren't... clever enough as you, who realizes this :(

@@AstelleShadou we where the first technological natives, the first generation to be born inside of this computers world

@@AstelleShadou Being born in 2005, I wish I knew what that felt like tbh

I think it was more about critiquing himself and how you can overthink things if you keep watching or looking at your own creations rather than taking jabs at reactors

He’s just super talented

Also vids a banger 🤣👏🏼

Please do.

aha what are the odds!

Every other video I did got blocked so I couldn't upload any :(

ey lets gooo!!