PBS Split ID Bloopers 5nale (read description) 

VIACOM?!

PBS: Noooooo Sound : The Viacom V Of Doom

Yeah, I sign onto this account still, but it's a little hard to know what I could make next for a video; I could cover the current political climate but RU-vid don't like anybody who disagree with the social justice agenda so I'd probably get banned in five nanoseconds if I did that

@@dialupper lol yeah

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Probably. Just gotta figure out what video I should even do next. I've always wondered why PBS P-Head videos were such a big thing, and why the P-Head's arch-nemesis has to be Viacom's V of Doom. That would probably be a long video, to watch and make, so don't expect it too soon. After all, no-one's asked questioned about those videos, just kinda accepted the status quos that were established. I want to find the origin of this whole genre of videos, go through its evolution and try to provide examples of these videos to illustrate the things they did well, or not so well. I may also want to interview the creators of those videos, except myself (obviously), to get better insight and more information on this subject. I think I do want to create informative and entertaining videos on subjects, probably on some things which lack videos like that on them, such as the whole 'PBS bloopers' thing. Maybe some other types of content as well, but documentary-style videos would be one thing I'm pretty certain I would want to do. I'd also like to take suggestions on which topics I should cover for those videos. Do you have any in mind?

@@dialupper I guess that explained to me why you were gone, anyways, I’m might think of some ideas for your new videos.

I've already begun the script on that documentary. I was inspired to do so after seeing another PBS Split ID Bloopers series pop up, which itself was something I saw because I got curious one day and looked up 'pbs split id bloopers' on RU-vid to see what I could find. I did have a bit of fun making my own series, but I wanted to be more than just the 'PBS blooper' channel, even if my take was a little more out there than what you usually see. I know my videos have gotten popular enough that other channels are ripping sound effects out of them and bootlegging sections from this very video we're commenting on, as well as making YTPMV scan remixes of my PBS blooper videos. It's bizarre to think that something I made had such an impact, but I guess I'm honoured to have that. One thing I want to do, now that I have it, is upload the original version of Split ID Bloopers 3 to the channel, which is very different than the one I ended up making and releasing. I don't think I finished it properly, but I exported what I did make, and plan to upload it, as well as 'PBS Split Runs Away 4', which I also found pretty recently, among some other videos I lost along with those two.

⁠@@dialupper Okay then. Just glad you’re back. ;)

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