Man-Made Sign Analog Horror & SLIPPING UP! DSP vs. the Internet Ep. 77: August 12, 2024 

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The SEGA vs. NINTENDO amimated video was very well done, good example of successfully using tropes.

You've never seen DSP and George Clooney in the same room..... Suspicious.

Was always hoping mandela catalogue would pop up on this show! Such a great series, worth a watch.

*_00:40_**_ - 🎨 - The Guerrilla Public Servant:_* The video recounts the story of Richard Anram, an artist who secretly improved a freeway sign in LA. Anram meticulously crafted a new sign to replace the old one, making it look as though it was officially installed. His effort was so convincing that it went unnoticed for eight months. The reaction included praise for his ingenuity and frustration at the bureaucracy that prevented similar improvements by official channels. - *_Key Moments:_* - 01:06 - Introduction to Richard Anram's covert art project. - 03:25 - Anram's detailed planning and execution of the sign installation. - 06:09 - Anram's decision to reveal his work to the public and the ensuing media attention. *_07:53_**_ - 🇸🇬 - Highlights from NDP 2024:_* This segment covers the National Day Parade in Singapore, featuring various entertaining and extravagant moments. The creator humorously critiques the parade’s over-the-top displays of national pride and military prowess, mixing genuine awe with sarcastic commentary on the dramatic and often absurd aspects of the event. - *_Key Moments:_* - 08:08 - Commentary on the humorous aspects of the parade. - 09:09 - Sarcastic remarks about the military displays and nationalistic pride. - 09:40 - Funny take on the parade’s costumes and celebrations. *_10:08_**_ - 🎮 - Console Wars: Nintendo vs. Sega:_* The video humorously dramatizes the 1990s console wars between Nintendo and Sega. It features exaggerated depictions of the rivalry and includes misinformation about the technological advancements and market strategies of both companies. The creator highlights inaccuracies and provides a more factual overview of the competition. - *_Key Moments:_* - 10:49 - Dissection of the inaccuracies in the console war portrayal. - 11:37 - Correction of misconceptions about Sega’s CD technology. - 12:06 - Critique of Nintendo's failure to adopt CD technology and its impact on the competition. *_14:38_**_ - 👻 - Mandela Catalog Volume One:_* This reaction focuses on the Mandela Catalog, an analog horror series. The creator is skeptical about the effectiveness of the horror elements, pointing out the lack of jump scares and the slow build-up. The creator finds the video amusing rather than truly frightening, noting its immersive but ultimately ineffective horror presentation. - *_Key Moments:_* - 15:37 - Reaction to the video’s unsettling tone and lack of jump scares. - 16:54 - Discussion on the effectiveness of the horror elements. - 19:20 - Final thoughts on the video’s overall impact and humor. *_24:38_**_ - ❄️ - Portland Snowfall Report:_* The final video of the segment features a news report on snowfall in Portland. The creator finds humor in the overly enthusiastic coverage of locals running in the snow, contrasting it with the reality of slippery conditions. The segment ends with a comedic mishap involving a news reporter's fall. - *_Key Moments:_* - 25:06 - Commentary on the locals' nonchalant attitude towards snow. - 26:03 - Anticipation of an inevitable mishap in the snowy conditions. - 27:01 - Reaction to the humorous on-air slip by the news reporter. This episode concludes with a transition to new video submissions from members, indicating the end of the ultra member reactions and the beginning of a new series.

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