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really phenominal, I really love how the first 2 songs flow into eachother. these lyrics are so deeply personal ur crazy good at this whole music thing

watching youtube shorts forever!!!!! 💯

entire EP slaps

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woah this is fuckin awesome and i did not have 2 piranha mae projects in 2 months on my 2024 bingo card

Thing is you actually make me want to watch the movie you mentioned but that means I can't finish the video until I watch it and that's no fun

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love ur vids also good music

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In the world of improv comedy, Dan Harmon is a true visionary, and his work on "Harmontown" is nothing short of revolutionary. So next time you find yourself in need of a good laugh, just remember sometimes, all it takes is a shoe and a little bit of imagination to brighten your day.

Omg mae I'm so happy you've uploaded :D

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To be fair, Choose Goose wasn't supposed to explode. It went wrong, cause he was busy mocking Simon and didn't really protest.

wOaah what only 330 views dang undderrated this video is awesome

This is some awesome stuff, keep it up!

“one phoebe bridgers album away from the psych ward” is brilliant

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LOVE IT MORE PLEASE.

rewatching this for like the 15th time

you should make a patreon id hop on that shit

Can you be my therapist ☝️😢

Very nice! Love this song

0:30 that is the correct way.

Jordan Peterson makes you mad? They just make me sad

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Holy beans I loved this video. Bocchi immediately resonated with me as a show and a character and your breakdown was great. I was also shocked by the fact that 80% of your one off references were things I knew and loved. Audibly cackled at a few parts. Hope to see more of your videos in the future!

I think you give Jack Horner too much credit. He's really just a psychopath. I think with Kitty, you may be missing the message. She was very distant and refused to grow close to anyone because she feared betrayal, and as the map showed, she was bitter and lonely because she had no one to rely on. She had to learn to forgive and to be willing to get close to someone again, even with the risk of betrayal. She was acting out of fear, and once she learned Puss only betrayed her out of fear, she began to understand. With that, and his apparent change in behavior, she was able to forgive him. I think the overall moral is that you can't let fear of betrayal keep you from attachment. You have to have the courage to risk it, otherwise you'll be just as if not more miserable.

Thank you for giving Jack Horner some credit. I had the same thoughts, and found it a bit unfair that everybody just labeled him as the unredeemable villain. I mean, at the time of the movie, he pretty much is. But he grew into this envious person due to the lack of good parenting or other people in his life, that could act as a moral compass. He states later in the movie, that he had loving parents. But I doubt that, he probably mistook them giving him toys for distraction as 'love'. He learned this lesson as a young boy, that, no matter what he does, he'll never be as cool as something/someone that is magic. And Magic is cool to him, or at least tries to impress others with how cool the magic is he aquired. Unicorn horns? Cool! Excalibur? Still pretty cool. Magic snacks? Cool! He has no parents, no friends, no wife or kids. He doesn't have anyone but himself, and expendable employees that fear him. The other two groups, that went after the star, were able to learn a lesson about themselfes. That their desire could be fulfilled, "no magic required." He had no chance to learn this lesson.

cool video

Heart more like feart

i think parking lot wedding is one of my favourite episodes of anything ever - ironically, i now know exactly what's coming but it never stops being funny

Dawg, are you a Vaushite? Amen

also unrelated but I love your hair it's great

THERAPY. IS. NOT. FOR. EVERYONE. i went to therapy ONCE and my therapist was terrible. i showed him a drawing I made and his response was "you didn't make that." and insisted that i didn't make it bc it's too good for someone like me. he also was late for my session because he let another patient use my first 30 minutes, didn't remember anything i told him, judged me when i cried, and kept pushing me to talk even though i had social anxiety and was extremely nervous around new people. this all happened over the corse of 3 sessions, and I had to beg my mom to stop taking me. therapy is NOT always the answer and made things worse in my Case.

I swear, you and this essay are incredibly underrated and underviewed. Out of all the new channels popping into my recommendations because they talk about this movie, I gotta say, yours is the one with the best production values, best energy and writing I’ve seen in a very long time. You my good sir are going places. I’m subscribing with that number in 330 (including mine) let’s see where it’s at later this year

Great video!

I feel like the film resonates differently now than it would have had in a pre-Covid world, where I think it still would have been well received, but depression, suicide, and awareness of our own mortality and the mortality of those around us, saw a major spike from 2020 into '21 and we're only now just starting to emerge from it and I think this factored into how many of us interpreted it. Puss in the first ten minutes defeating a bunch of armed guards and a giant with ridiculous ease could just as well have been all of us in 2019 and the first couple months of 2020 just living our lives and thinking nothing bad could ever happen only to get bodied by reality - i.e. a global Pandemic and harbinger of death and destruction - just like Puss gets bodied by Lobo Muerte and sent running. And like the rest of us in the first 6 months to a year, Puss basically goes "in lockdown" - "staying home," hiding from death, gaining weight and facial hair, losing all track of time, etc. I'm not saying its allegorical but I think the world situation is caked into why many of us have responded to it so emotionally. For instance, during the pandemic and lockdowns I, personally, rescinded back into a depression I had long since thought to have overcome (and I wasn't even directly affected in the way that others had been). Hearing the phrases "I will never stop fighting for THIS life" and the question "maybe one life is enough?" had a kind of power that I don't think can actually be put into words

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An on point analysis and at the same time containing so much chaotic energy it caught me laughing ass off quite a number of times

came back here after watching your bocchi video, i like your style of video a lot!

That's one really underrated analysis! (You speak so fast--)

Yeah, I feel as though Kitty never really changed when she boldly assumed Puss betrayed her trust yet again by taking the map for himself and witnessing him make his last wish when he was really running away from Death in the Cave of Lost Souls and only preparing to make the wish out of fear of Death instead of the fear of no longer being the 'legend'. Then when Puss finally admits that Death was after him and that was what he was running from, she doesn't believe him at first, thinking he's just being dramatic and only saying it out of desperation for forgiveness until she witnesses his final confrontation with Death for herself where Puss decides to step up and fight for the one life he has (after hearing some wise words from Perrito, who only ever had one life himself) instead of wishing for his previous eight lives back, knowing Death would only come to kill him another nine times over if he did. It does seem that Kitty has an inner struggle with trust issues she needs to overcome on her own instead of taking them all out on Puss (Santa Coloma being the tip of the iceberg therefore, deciding all of those said issues stemmed from that one incident).

I watched Bocchi as a form of escapism, as a sort of fantasy journey with me in her shoes, experiencing growth and improvement vicariously through her...only to finish the last episode and return to the reality that I am still pre-episode-one Bocchi. Or really, I am the "possible future Bocchi" where she drops out of school and holes herself up in her room with booze and laments the loss of her friends in the band...but you know, minus the booze, because i can't afford it without a job...

True, but I feel like Jack Horner is just evil. Just like you said, all of the characters are suffering in some way. But Jack is just a meanie. And that's the joke. But still I get your point and it's a good one! 👍

I love the “what the f**k is wrong with you“ clip from the snapcube dub 🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏