The Cinematic Artistry of Weird Internet Videos 

Bonus Fun Fact: The Don't Hug Me I'm Scared crew also brought their skills to The Amazing World of Gumball in Season 5, Episode 36: "The Puppets" which is very apparent during it's latter half

*WHAT* we're getitng more DHMIS?

@@stocktonjoans The TV show was announced a few years ago but I haven't heard anything about it since then.

@@jacobpapaly378 yay, but also kinda boo

@@jacobpapaly378 I saw their wakey wakey promo video years ago, but that didn't have details or anything about working for a network - I wonder how much they'd have to compromise their _creativity._

Bill Wurtz deserves a separate video dedicated just to him

@@NowYouSeeIt new video idea? :P

@@NowYouSeeIt yes, yes he does, please make that video

@@NowYouSeeIt Yes, he does. Bill Wurtz is amazing. Also, if you do another one of these maybe include Salad Fingers?

@@fuglyorphan i was totally expecting david firth to get a mention, not just for salad fingers, "Cream" and the news videos he did were on another level

I know right, Its nostalgic now.

ten years ago gtfo no not possible no

@@RoamingAdhocrat I learned about it in 2015 but yeah I guess it started in 2011

Look at your hair grow, isn't it strange How TIME makes your appearance change?

The Rejected Cartoons "My Spoon Is Too Big" is from the 90's. I remember that from school.

Funny you mentioned that, a new Charlie the Unicorn episode just dropped today

Char~~~~lie ~~~~~~~

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@@guybrushmonkey97 WHAT? WHERE?

@@Noahdax at FilmCow (here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-V-PF4rFImX0.html ) in case you've not found it yet

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This is Rabbits for anyone who hasn't had the experience - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-66XPYk9bdhc.html

thank you

Most people think Salad Fingers. I would argue the original Fat-Pie videos or Spoilsbury Toastboy.

Yes! I was just going to suggest that!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j4jadI9N748.html

Ah okay I have not seen that anime, thank you for pointing that out!

@@NowYouSeeIt My man, if you are going to talk about evil and beauty, it's a damn shame that you were unfamiliar with Berserk. I won't spoil anything but I will recommend watching the 2012 film trilogy adaptation for a crash course. Please ignore the shitty 3D at the beginning of the first film; by the last film you'll want to ignore the detailed miasma.

@@NowYouSeeIt Nevermind the anime. Berserk is a manga that will truly change your life, man. It surpasses the medium, I can't recommend it enough.

@@NowYouSeeIt if you ever consider wathcing, go for manga, anime is not good.

@@BoonMcNougat lol you sound so condescending for no reason. just say "read the manga, its good"

Thematically the Corvian Settlers works perfectly

@@chuffer595 ah really,? I wanted to but forgot to look that up. Interesting. I wonder if either one of these was part of the inspiration for the followers.

And then when a show actually works to present children new ideas in innovative and entertaining ways it gets attacked as "brain rotting". As a kid I was told about ridiculous articles saying Spongebob made kids dumber when really it taught me so much about having self confidence, finding happiness in any situation, not giving in to toxic masculinity (that's like the entire point of the Spongebob Movie), and how to stand up for proper treatment in your workplace. All that while also being funnier than everything else on Nickelodeon at the time. It's a shame the later seasons without Stephen Hillenburg really weren't as good but those first 3 seasons and the first movie were really something special.

Haven’t followed JBP for a few years now. He always struck me as a very sincere person, not someone who would trade his values. I’m aware he has his critics, but what has he done lately to prove them right?

@@markhagan6675 Literally nothing- all he does is help people and do good but God forbid people separate his politics with what he does as a psychologist. People like this guy just want to believe they've found out some 'big secret' and are above everyone else when Peterson has literally done the exact opposite of "selling out". Man hasn't let any of his notoriety get to him which is pretty admirable if you ask me.

@@markhagan6675 There are many, many good criticisms to make of him, but one I would highlight in terms of his actual self help advice is that he is intensely anti-democratic. He discourages everyday people from involvement in civil and political life and suggests leaving decision making to distant authority figures who supposedly know better than you. Not only is this, imo, a politically disastarous position that encourages authoritarianism and erodes the democratic fabric of society, it is also just not good for people psychologically, it's an ultimately disempowering and isolating mentality. People are at their healthiest, happiest and most successful when they're part of strong communities with a shared a sense of responsibility for the wellbeing of everyone, and where people feel empowered to have input in the decisions that shape their lives in very real material ways. This is just one criticism of many, but I think it's a good example of how you can't separate the politics and self help stuff from Peterson

@@partylikeits1066 I don’t believe he has ever discouraged political engagement, but rather he’s discouraged political obsession. He discourages the notion that “fixing the huge problems of the world is possible even though your own life isn’t solved”. If everyone took that advice then the larger problems wouldn’t be as big, because everyone would act in more moral ways and with more responsibility. Also the idea that his followers want him to be their puppet masters is ridiculous. Peterson wants people to be in control of their own lives and he gives healthy advice just as any therapist would. Are we puppets of Fauci if we hang on his every word? Maybe, but to the degree that we just look forward to the advice of people we respect and we choose whether to take that advice, that’s not what it means to be controlled or to ask to be controlled. Biden is a puppet however, and while we don’t know who the master is, we clearly see someone who does only as told despite alternative wishes. I don’t see that kind of thing in anyone who follow Peterson, though detractors will relish the idea that anyone who follows Peterson is incapable of independent thought as well as dependent on anything Peterson says. If he has been corrupted by wealth (something that detractors again would be all too happy to see happen) then where is his exuberant spending that is the token of grifters and hypocrites (BLM leaders, mega-preachers, establishment politicians)? The vast majority of his wisdom is available freely on RU-vid and not behind a paywall, and his speaking tours where you pay to listen is to cover the cost of the venue. He hasn’t changed his tactics or philosophy in order to garner favor over the shifting tides of politically popular topics or beliefs. At the same time I see politicians from both sides of the isle shift and change positions and even contradict their own public statements on principles of a topic within years and even months. You could easily find some other rightwing hero to pick on that’s more flawed in character but I think people despise Peterson because he’s super effective, overwhelmingly consistent, and financially invincible.

I never blame anyone for falling for JP because his trojan horse is LEGITIMATE good advice and has helped many young men with surface level issues. The problem is when one digs deeper and sees where he's taking the trojan horse. I think that's what makes the 12 rules weird video mentioned above so effective. It shows how he's a gateway for reactionary thought because he doesn't have a coherent and usable ideology beyond that surface level help. If you're interested, both Contrapoints and Hbomberguy have great videos on Jordan Peterson from a critical, but not cruel perspective.

Doesn't doing a literally over analysis of This stuff detract from their own weirdness.

@@femstora No? Weirdness is ultimately just like an aesthetic of being foreign and alien when compared to usual media. A piece can maintain that tone and still have an understandable message that's worth analyzing.

Vewn TheMinuteHour Sick animation Trash Toons (rip) Slouch Jack Stauber JonniPhilips Yosuke Tani Aimkid And basically any music video done by Anthony F. Schepperd

Thank you!!!

Also, Don't Hug Me I'm Scared has amazing sound design for the creepy eerie parts.

Daft Punk - Short Circuit

How'd it turn out?

And it was

@@NowYouSeeIt thank you, I'll never get tired of stories about old internet and this was top notch

@@NowYouSeeIt Delightful as always. ❤️ I've been following your channel for roughly 5 years now, haha. Although, I kinda expected you to delve a bit deeper into whether or not media like this existed in some other form before the internet happened. And I also wanted to know more about how this change must have influenced society and the entertainment industry as a whole, since you already mentioned how mainstream media eventually started changing what's available on the internet. I basically grew up on the internet and probably spent more time on RU-vid than I did watching TV. Because of that, it never really came to my mind how difficult it must have been to both seek out and create less mainstream media for the generations that came before me. The average person has a lot more opportunities to influence and reach out to other people through their creations now. Just like your channel inspired me to pursuit filmmaking, haha. I've always wanted to thank you for that.

Thanks!

My pleasure :)

Same here but not at Spike and Mike's. Saw it at an animation festival in the early 2000's where Mike Judge and Don Hertzfeld were both presenting and doing a panel. Still got the signed dvd. I remember the Spike and Mike's Sick and Twisted Animation festivals, those were good times.

Steven Crowder voiced a character on Arthur

They tickle a part of my brain that's difficult to pinpoint