Last YouTube video you watched?

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This is so silly, but I am so enjoying "Good Omens"!

 

 

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How Springfield celebrates Tax Day.

 

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This is America 2.

 

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Who lives in a hot pepper under a chicken parmesan hero under a banana...

 

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How Conspiracies have Changed.

 

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Crushing Shredding Machine ...

 

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The latest episode of "My Little Pony in a nutshell":

 

 

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This was pretty cool. 

 

 

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Another fantastic MLP animation.

 

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Watched the whole of this last night and was totally gob-smacked. The scenery is stunning too.

 

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If you see this send me a PM

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I'm just revisiting a 2 year old meme.

 

 

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Cause vines will never get old. Especially truck vines 

 

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Diversity In Animation | The Best Representation In Animation (And Worst)

 

In talking about the subject, Veridis Joe brings up a few interesting and agreeable points, but he forgets something I think. As a gay male and I'd say probably an autistic one as well, I can tell you that yes, being represented is nice and yes it allows me to easier relate to certain characters like Rick Sanchez from Rick and Morty in particular. BUT representation can be handled BADLY in and of itself and it can actually backfire.

A great example of this (outside of animation) is Captain Janeway as well as Commander Chakotay both from Star Trek: Voyager (being that Janeway is a woman and Chakotay is ethnically Native American). Both of them are badly written characters. In Janeway's case, she's basically a total hypocrite that lacks the intelligence necessary to really be a functional starship captain and it feels like she may have actually been given a pass because she was a woman. As for Chakotay, he's a stereotype and a half, really. I liked how he was portrayed in the first season, being that his character design was more centered around being a Maquis rebel with a reasonable distrust for the Federation. When that fell through though, he basically became just a stereotype and a harmful one at that. 

Nonetheless, he has quite a few good points on the subject and I for the most part agree with what he says on it. It has it's purpose and when executed well, it works. It allows people that are of some minority group (LGBT, racial minorities, et cetera) or even women to find a relatable character and cling to it. But it needs to be given context and it's generally best if the characters are just there and not really being stereotypes.

Edited July 13, 2019 by ~Angel Dust~

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"HAHA, HA... O N E !"

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I might have slight obsession to Shooting Stars-memes. 

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Was watching something about Bob Ross because why not?

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Muh favourite song from these guys, no idea what they are saying and the video is pretty weird but it sounds great!

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The perfect mashup doesn't exist...

 

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Lightning Strikes TV Experiment

 

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I have a feeling Mike Tyson's Punch-Out! played a role of inspiration here.

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Literally just found out who this guy was today thanks to RABToons, and holy shoot, this was some funny stuff.  

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This will probably be more entertaining than the real thing. 

 

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Steamed hams but they keep interrupting each other.

 

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Fairly accurate recap.