"Spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked." This poem is a very effective and accurate commentary on modern slang grammar. It shows that speech is getting simpler and less essential words are being used less. This poem is straight to the point with no breaks for complicated explaining or verbs, but is very simple yet understandable. It also narrates the common betrayal common in most common plotlines of both films and books. The spider begins to appear as his friend, simply watching him mine the chunk and giving emotional support to gain trust. Then, the spider does the unthinkable yet predictable move of attacking the main character when they're at their most vulnerable. The moral is that although you might trust someone deeply, betrayal is inevitable at some point in any form. you asked for it
You CAN get torches. Make a barrel, keep it next to a villager. The villager will become a fisherman and might sell campfires. Campfires drop charcoal which can be crafted into torches
@@ZaCloud-Animations___she-her Out of the wood he gets from the saplings sold by the wandering trader for emeralds he gets with the zillagers he cured into villagers.
"Spider my friend while mining chunk Then attacked" The brevity of this literary piece prevents me from writing a long analysis of it, as I am moreso an expert in works of at least one paragraph. However, here are some things of note. Firstly, the structure is short and efficient, with an in media res beginning (it is not explained why you were mining a chunk or how the spider got there), skipping all unnecessary info. You successfully avoided starting off with an infodump - Tolkien could learn from you. It also has a 'punchline' at the end, which is critical in giving the reader/listener a sens of both surprise and closure. (The difference in length between the two sections of the piece also makes the pace speed up in a manner typical of short form poetry and jokes.) Secondly, the simple sentence structure, combined with the simplicity of the experience expressed, give the piece a childlike feel - which is juxtaposed with a sense of betrayal contained in the subtext. This is, in my opinion, fairly interesting, as it adds complexity to the piece, despite its short length. The way this piece is short and efficient - the way the literal meaning contrasts with its subtext, makes me think that, out of all the romanceable characters in Doki Doki Literature club, it would have been favoured by Natsuki specifically, who seemed very fond of poetry that puts the spotlight on mudane experiences without making them more complex than they need to be. ...Now maybe make one for Monika. Just. Just to be safe (Post-scriptum: Sorry my fanfiction copyediter ego got triggered lmfao)
ua-cam.com/play/PLwXf_GfY5xMD4elUMempZASVcyxatCfAq.html its a playlist of someone playing bedrock flat and beating it with a bonus chest though but theres no structures
5:22 Your poetry shows signs of great writing work because of how the shortness and simplicity can be related to the fast reflexes and danger when reacting to a spider’s quick attack whilst mining. This poem also can educate younger viewers and inspire them to play Minecraft carefully because mining near a spider can result in a near- death experience. These are just two ways that your poem inspires the world and what it means about itself. A+
It also uses the spider turning on him as a metaphor that not everyone you consider your friend wants the best for you, teaching everyone an important lesson while still beeing semi subtle about it
The humour was really clever and you managed to make something grindy or somewhat tedious turn out very entertaining to watch. Just wanted to point out that when you said the critical hits on the zombies would be stuck in your brain forever and then it continued to play on in the background, that was beautiful.
Fun fact: in minecraft’s indev stage, there was a world type literally called “Hell”. It replaced water with lava, and make the sky red instead of blue.
You can actually get wood without a bonus chest, you just have to kill pillager patrols to get emeralds, then trade with a wandering trader for saplings.
@@panlama547 he killed a witch for 5 sticks and expanded the farm later. your attention to detail is non-existent, makes sense as well, given that you're a weeb. normal weeb behaviour.
"Spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked." Thank you for submitting this piece of artwork. This poem is exceedingly simple and all English teachers want to have your autograph for it. This poem shows that the most trusted and innocent things usually end up against us and that we should all now have trust issues against minecraft spiders. This poem uses new slang in grammar to prove the point that words are changing, and so are the times. This is very uncommon for many poems, for not many people even write poems anymore. The simplistic nature of this poem also shows that the poet is slowly going insane, and he needs to take a break from writing poems.
I've had a world almost like this for quite a while, but without even the wood and apples. Progress is indeed very slow and grindy, but it is very fulfilling to see everything come together.
Saying zombie crits plays in his mind constantly, then we go to the next scene and critics keep playing. I see what you did there. You really know how to make the narration an art
"Spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked." This poem, titled "Day 19", is a meta commentary on evolving culture and society's ever-changing fads, as well as a reflection on fake friends. What one tends to notice first about this poem is its simplicity. Being comprised of eight words and cutting out others that would make it grammatically correct, it's almost laughably simple. But that's exactly the idea; it's just plain and simple. This serves two purposes. The first is a message directly to the reader, in a way. It's a message about the society we live in, and our expectations of those around us. People have gotten simpler and simpler. We've cut out more and more from our speech, to the point where sentences comprised only of letters make sense to everyone. This poem is written in this "internet language". Cutting out important grammatical sections, such as simply saying "Spider my friend"; this almost caveman speak, reminds us that we've been heading in that direction. We're called to step back and think, "Has our society degraded so much that our fine art... is THIS?" But it's in the fact that it is fine art that comes the second point. This poem mocks other great English poets and authors. It flips their flowery language on its head and says "Go ahead and spend years of your life developing a single poem, complete with language too complicated to understand without a thorough analysis paper! I'm superior to you even without the use of grammar!" It reflects on the very idea of poetry. The definition of poetry is "literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm" (Google Search, 2024) and this poem takes that idea and plays with it. This is a very distinctive poem, to be sure, but it's where the emotion is expressed in this poem the true genius presents itself. And once again, simplicity is key. This is a very simple poem, with a very simple language, undoubtedly told by a very simple character living in a very simple world. Most notably, the author's emotions up to this point are likely equally simple. But not betrayal. Betrayal is a complex and layered feeling, comprised of the sorrow of losing a friend, the anger of having been tricked, and the fear of what will happen next. Three emotions layered on top of each other, all being forced down the throat of this very simple character. This is the most emotion they've ever felt, the most sorrow they've ever experienced, and the most pain they've ever been in. Add to that, it's likely literal pain. "Spider", if that is a proper name and not another grammatical shortcut, was said to have attacked. Surely someone whose vocabulary is so simple couldn't grasp the concept of an emotional attack, at least not yet. If "Spider" had yelled at, bullied, or gotten angry at them, they would've said just that. This was a physical attack, and that only adds to the emotional feeling of betrayal, the physical feeling of pain. And we feel for him. But this poem's not done yet, oh no. There's more meta commentary on society, and it can be found in the actual plot. And with such simple wording, it's a plot that any reader can wrap their head around. "Spider my friend while mining chunk," suggests that either the protagonist found (or was found by) "Spider" while mining, or they for some reason decided to both be present during it. The most obvious explanation is that they both wanted the chunk to be mined, for some reason or another. The way this is worded, "Spider" could've been mining instead or as well, but due to the cultural context of this piece one would assume the narrator was the one doing the work. After that comes the substance of the poem, and the part we all remember: "...then attacked." Besides breaking the rules of grammar yet again, these two words tell us why the story is one that needs to be told. "Spider" presumably waited until our main character was finished mining, then struck. This brings us to the next point. Though the protagonist is the narrator, and therefore some sort of audience stand-in, it's "Spider" that represents us, in a way. How many times have we tried to exploit others for personal gain? And how many people are we "friends" with, purely because being friends with them is beneficial? Having fake friends is a horrible thing. It feels bad, knowing that someone is or was your friend only because you provided them with something. It's simply a mask put on to compel you to give them what they want. After all, they're your "friend". But we have to think, how many times have WE done that? How many times have we been friends with someone just so we can use "Oh yeah, we're friends" to get in places, or to get some solid resource, or to have them aid you financially, or morbidly, to land a spot in their will? How much better are we, really, than "Spider"? However, the grandest, yet subtlest piece of commentary is underlying throughout the piece- even throughout this essay, and it's brilliant. It's the fact that one's mind while reading this goes to something so cliché, so obvious and overdone. We assume "Spider" is some sort of twist villain, which movie studios and authors have been obsessed with as of late. This is never stated, and it is actually we who are twisted. For all we know, "Spider" could've attacked an enemy, to protect the narrator. The narrator could've been simply recounting the events of his day, and there could've been absolutely no controversy whatsoever. But humans, as a race, survive off of assumptions. We're constantly making assumptions, from big consequential assumptions to common misunderstandings among friends. Why, even understanding that the world is still there when we close our eyes is an assumption! Me writing this analysis, assuming that anyone, even a single person, will care... is an assumption. And this poem reminds us that assuming can be treacherous. So in conclusion, this "simple" poem is anything but simple. It shows that society has been getting simpler, but also shows us that sometimes, there's beauty in simplicity. Sometimes, you only need eight words to craft a masterpiece, and sometimes, you-- ...WAIT, SOMEONE ALREADY WROTE AN ANALYSIS!? *NOOOOOOO!!!*
This was so much fun to watch, i'm absolutely psyched for the next 100 haha. You have such a nice personality and narration style, it suits the videos a lot. I enjoy that you don't yell or condescend, it's just a chill time. I also really like that you go out of your way to build cool stuff, rather than focusing on pure efficiency. Like, this world has character to it. From practical/more traditional builds, to the lighting altar, these things are not technically required to complete the challenge or make progress in it, but they're there because they're fun and interesting. I imagine it's quite hard to make such a simple premise involving so much grinding compelling for 100 days of it, but you absolutely nailed it.
"spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked." Within the extract, "I Spent 100 Days on 3 Layers of DIRT", poet, Yeah Jaron evokes emotions of surprise and betrayal within the piece. The piece is about the straining hardships of a content creator surviving 100 days in a super-flat world in the popular game, minecraft. When progressing through this, the author describes one of his experiences when he says that a, " spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked. " The word 'then' depicts the thought of betrayal and unknowing to the situation. Because of how he depicts the spider as his 'friend', this makes the listener believe that there is bliss to be seen in the fore future, but due to the sudden use of 'then', especially after a comma, the listener is now susceptible to an immense feeling of disbelief and betrayal in the thought and mind. This makes the listener feel as if they have been put into the shoes of poet, Jaron, and because of this, we, the listener, believe we are now objected to an emotion of guilt and suppression, FOR the poet. In conclusion, poet, Yeah Jaron has been able to create not only suspense, but betrayal due to the description of hardships within the extract, " I Spent 100 Days on 3 Layers of DIRT." Thank you for reading :)
I love watching these videos because I dont have the patience to do this. I created a superflat world with no structures so I couldn't use villages but then once I got to the nether I realized that I turned structure spawning off making it so there weren't any fortresses or bastions. So I did the only reasonable thing I could do. I took screenshots of everything in my world, recreated the seed, and built everything in the same exact place using creative mode. But this time I left structures on so I could actually get blaze rods. Then after I got them, I went back to the overworld and tried to throw an ender eye. That's when I realized strongholds didn't spawn in superflat worlds on that version. So now I really want to try it again in 1.19 where I can just spawn the stronghold myself once I get the eyes
I've spent a couple of months doing a similar challenge to this, except I have wood. This is perhaps some of the most fun yet interesting challenges you could do on Minecraft considering with the slow, yet rewarding features within this world. Loved this video, and hope you do more of this!
3:05 I calculated the odds, the probability of getting exactly 3 iron with the given drop rate after 114 kills is about 5.0497%. You were quite lucky i suppose. Even to get exactly 1 iron the probabillity would have been 36.902 %. So you were in the realm where getting not a single iron would have been the most probable thing to happen (38.52%).
You should do 241 days, now that you have villagers, you’ve basically won super flat, you can get tons of items from the villagers, trade with wandering traders to get saplings, bamboo, SAND, so there is so much left to do.
I think you can get torches by buying campfires from a fisherman villager then breaking them for charcoal. Might be bedrock only but hope it’s helpful.
@bowen voowy first off what you doing replying at 12 in the morning second why you replying to me im not jaron i think maybe you mean to comment instead of reply
this is so incredible, seeing how you can make this such beautiful world out of starting with 1 block! I love these types of videos because I get to see how creative and amazing people are at this. you are so amazing!
3:00 if you are interested, the odds of getting 3 iron from 114 zombies if there is a 1/120 of dropping you can see it as a pascal(3, 1/120) distribution, its aprox 0.14% to get those 3 iron in 114 zombies
@zijuiy wttuy Superflat is a Minecraft mode, but it means that there is only three layers of dirt, and bedrock at the bottom. The world is completely flat, with no mountains, or hills, and structure spacing is possible.
I know this video is 2 years old now but i just wanted to say that there is a way to get wood without a bonus chest. There is a snapshot for 1.14 called 18w46a. In this snapshot pillager patrols spawn very frequently and also have a chance of spawning vindicators. Since vindicators drop emeralds, you can then update to a later version, then trade with wandering traders for saplings. Also, you can get buckets from the traders as well if you get enough emeralds. And also before 1.17 when copper was added drowneds dropped gold directly. (unless you consider switching versions cheating )
You got lucky. The one disc you got in your inv around the 13:00 minute mark was from a skeleton that shot a creeper to death because there were so many mobs crowded. It’s pretty cool you got a disc.
5:15 by Jaron saying spider my friend he means the spider is his friend but when the spider attacks it is an allegory for him dieing to a zombie when the spider attacked Jaron that showed us that the spider was using Jaron.
7:57 I love the detail that the sound is ACTUALLY playing on repeat now. It would have been really funny (yet really annoying) if it was for the rest of the video
7:56 right after talking about the critical hit sound constantly playing in his mind you can actually hear a faint critical hit sound repeatedly. I find this to be a very funny joke that should be appreciated more.
15:17 in this chest you have 2 water bottles, in the cauldron you have 1 layer of water… 2+1=3… I don’t blame you, in challenges such as these people get on their own heads a lot and make mistakes.
Holy cow, Jaron! How did you even made it? If I were in that position doing this kind of video I would be just going crazy and out of my mind. The effort you have put in this video is incredible! We really appreciate you making this kind of video! Keep up the good work Jaron :)
This is one of the only 100 days videos i can watch in full, your humour and hilarious literary status makes this video so much more brighter. Certifiably william.
That dry humor intro was honestly hilarious, "Minecraft added a new dimension, it's called HELL" had me chuckling more than I would like to admit as a 21 year old adult functioning in society.
the interesting thing about these "100 days" or any like crazy minecraft challenge like a hardcore build isnt necessarily the challenge itself. ofc i love to think and learn about the problems you may face and how you solve them but to me, the real reason i liked this video is because of the editing and commentary. the 24 minutes and 54 seconds flew by with how entertaining and engaging this video was. im so glad you stuck it out to complete the goal and i would love to see what else you build out of dirt and mud and what else you can collect!!
@@RaberRaber_A wool from spiders, haybales from wheat, bone blocks from skeletons, redstone and glowstone blocks from witches, iron from zombies, copper from drowneds, lily pads from fishing, slime from slimes
It’s a shame that vindicators no longer spawn as part of patrols. If they did that’d be a legitimate source of emeralds and would have let you purchase saplings from a wandering trader. Alternatively if you could change the biome of your superflat world to allow foxes to spawn then there’s a 20% chance of a fox spawning with an item, and 5% of the time that item is an emerald.
can we just take a moment to appreciate how much effort he puts in these videos, he does the hard work of editing, playing non-stop, and commentating. Continue the work!
Super excited to see the next bundle of days on this world! Was very enjoyable and I would probably binge the rest of your content but I have homework and I shouldnt’ve even watched this one
7:52 to 8:04 was just beautiful.😂 "The constant critical hits of zombies dying..." and then a clip plays of normal gameplay with a zombie, very loudly ying in the background.😂
“Spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked”(5:20) In this short poem “Spider my friend,” upcoming hemingway and popular minecraft youtuber Yeah Jaron utilizes symbolism with his spider friend who later attacks him, revealing how you should not trust everyone you meet, while also illuminating the loneliness in his world. Yeah Jaron is mining his own business until “spider my friend” attacks him(Jaron). While Jaron is at his weakest point, mining a chunk with his bare hands, his ‘friend’ steps into the shadows(specifically a 5:18) and starts beating up the defenseless Jaron. While usually a friend should help you out when in need, Jaron’s spider ‘friend’ symbolizes the sad truth on how most friends can(and usually will) beat you down in your times of need, whether it be when you mine a chunk with your fists or when you need 5 dollars to buy milk tea. anyways I will not elaborate on how jaron is lonely in this world, its prettry obvious because hes making friends with a dam spider pretty sussy jaron O.o
I would love a 200 days, this was fascinating to watch. The creativity with limited resources, makes me want to say something snooty and sound like an art snob talking about abstract art. It was really good though, both build and idea-wise. Would love to see more, and will see you next time regardless
At that time he thought taking and storing water away would speed up the progress of getting water. He was wrong, of course, but he was storing the water in the bottle to put it in once it reached 2/3 of the way full.
‘spider my friend while mining chunk then attacked’ is a short poem by Yeah Jaron showing how closely related this is to Minecraft. The poem consists of one stanza describing in simple vocabulary a mining trip. ‘Chunk’ is a word used to describe an area of land in Minecraft, and as the name suggests, the game is about mining and crafting. Also, you can see how the author carefully put in the detail of an attacking spider, which would not be likely to happen in real life. Also, this poem was written while the author was playing Minecraft, so the Minecraft components add up well. I was just learning about this don’t ask
13:46 "since I had nothing better to do, i killed a buncha zombies. not for iron, not for armor, but for rotten flesh IM HUNGRY!" i know this video is old now but this joke is so underrated I laughed
YES I WOULD LOVE 200 DAYS JARON! Bro Jaron I love your videos and your just a funny guys and it honestly makes your videos better! Jaron you are a great UA-camr! I really love your vids
We gotta see him do 100 days of hypixel skyblock at this point. Doing the same thing over and over again for slightly better gear and progress is what hypixel skyblock is, and what super flat is.
this guy is extremely honest by saying that he spent 100 days not survived 100 days because he was not on hardcore and he got killed 5 times by zombies i respect you, Jaron
I did this on bedrock with bonus chest up to curing villagers. Going without saplings looks painful. No, painful is what I did. This is on another level.
sitting here imagining what you'd do with 200+ days 🤯
He will do something I think
WAIT WTF
youtoob
4th reply ww
5th reply big W
"Spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked."
This poem is a very effective and accurate commentary on modern slang grammar. It shows that speech is getting simpler and less essential words are being used less. This poem is straight to the point with no breaks for complicated explaining or verbs, but is very simple yet understandable. It also narrates the common betrayal common in most common plotlines of both films and books. The spider begins to appear as his friend, simply watching him mine the chunk and giving emotional support to gain trust. Then, the spider does the unthinkable yet predictable move of attacking the main character when they're at their most vulnerable. The moral is that although you might trust someone deeply, betrayal is inevitable at some point in any form.
you asked for it
Dedication
@@_Cragon_ lol
This dedication deserves more likes and comments
@@TigerMan9 thanks lol
English teachers be like
You CAN get torches. Make a barrel, keep it next to a villager. The villager will become a fisherman and might sell campfires. Campfires drop charcoal which can be crafted into torches
Ahh yes, he should've crafted a barrel. Out of.... what? 😛
@@ZaCloud-Animations___she-her uhh wood?
@@ZaCloud-Animations___she-her Out of the wood he gets from the saplings sold by the wandering trader for emeralds he gets with the zillagers he cured into villagers.
@@Selbertianhehe zillagers
@@Selbertian Yeah. But he didn't have any wood in this video is what I'm saying. 😉
"Spider my friend while mining chunk
Then attacked"
The brevity of this literary piece prevents me from writing a long analysis of it, as I am moreso an expert in works of at least one paragraph. However, here are some things of note.
Firstly, the structure is short and efficient, with an in media res beginning (it is not explained why you were mining a chunk or how the spider got there), skipping all unnecessary info. You successfully avoided starting off with an infodump - Tolkien could learn from you. It also has a 'punchline' at the end, which is critical in giving the reader/listener a sens of both surprise and closure. (The difference in length between the two sections of the piece also makes the pace speed up in a manner typical of short form poetry and jokes.)
Secondly, the simple sentence structure, combined with the simplicity of the experience expressed, give the piece a childlike feel - which is juxtaposed with a sense of betrayal contained in the subtext. This is, in my opinion, fairly interesting, as it adds complexity to the piece, despite its short length.
The way this piece is short and efficient - the way the literal meaning contrasts with its subtext, makes me think that, out of all the romanceable characters in Doki Doki Literature club, it would have been favoured by Natsuki specifically, who seemed very fond of poetry that puts the spotlight on mudane experiences without making them more complex than they need to be.
...Now maybe make one for Monika. Just. Just to be safe
(Post-scriptum: Sorry my fanfiction copyediter ego got triggered lmfao)
@@Fractoluminescence-- underrated comment, amazing job (this is coming from a wannabe english major)
@@c.h.u.b Thank you!
Beautiful.
Didn’t read all of it but cool comment! :D
This is very similar to bedrock superflat, and I think we can all agree, that it’s hell in survival.
The guy that spent the last years on a superflat and has a gigantic base
@@flyn9851 yea but he has structures on
True
Nope its not
ua-cam.com/play/PLwXf_GfY5xMD4elUMempZASVcyxatCfAq.html its a playlist of someone playing bedrock flat and beating it with a bonus chest though but theres no structures
5:22 Your poetry shows signs of great writing work because of how the shortness and simplicity can be related to the fast reflexes and danger when reacting to a spider’s quick attack whilst mining. This poem also can educate younger viewers and inspire them to play Minecraft carefully because mining near a spider can result in a near- death experience. These are just two ways that your poem inspires the world and what it means about itself. A+
It also uses the spider turning on him as a metaphor that not everyone you consider your friend wants the best for you, teaching everyone an important lesson while still beeing semi subtle about it
truly genius
@@mana_____12 Yes you can never forget the english metaphors! Why was the curtain blue? Oh, not for looks, it was to signify sadness!
Great observation!
my man is an english teacher
The humour was really clever and you managed to make something grindy or somewhat tedious turn out very entertaining to watch. Just wanted to point out that when you said the critical hits on the zombies would be stuck in your brain forever and then it continued to play on in the background, that was beautiful.
I heard that too
Just came to the comments to talk about that, nvm
Watched this like 57 and 1/2 times and still my favorite quote is, "did you know that minecraft added a new dimension, it's called hell."
Mine was "I got 5 sticks, the max amount, first try, I am literally the main character."
Fun fact: in minecraft’s indev stage, there was a world type literally called “Hell”. It replaced water with lava, and make the sky red instead of blue.
@@KingVonLookingUpAtUs that was what birthed the Nether
You can actually get wood without a bonus chest, you just have to kill pillager patrols to get emeralds, then trade with a wandering trader for saplings.
only vindicators drop emeralds
@@notcheezy1370 except in raids but yeah that is still impossible.
Nvr mind that’s only bedrock ig
That was what he wanted to do for his second goal
They don't spawn in Patrols anymore only doing raids.
Loved this, respect for the tedious grind and a story well told!
Love your videos
its fake
he didnt even grind if u check 11:37 he has iron hoe that has taken no damage but how he get it with no wood then all of a sudden he didnt hv iron hoe
@@panlama547 he killed a witch for 5 sticks and expanded the farm later. your attention to detail is non-existent, makes sense as well, given that you're a weeb. normal weeb behaviour.
@@oCaseus five sticks but how he gonna craft the hoe with no crafting table LOL
"Spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked."
Thank you for submitting this piece of artwork. This poem is exceedingly simple and all English teachers want to have your autograph for it. This poem shows that the most trusted and innocent things usually end up against us and that we should all now have trust issues against minecraft spiders. This poem uses new slang in grammar to prove the point that words are changing, and so are the times. This is very uncommon for many poems, for not many people even write poems anymore. The simplistic nature of this poem also shows that the poet is slowly going insane, and he needs to take a break from writing poems.
First reply clamed
You need to take a break from typing so much, your fingers will crack.
ChatGPT ah Comment
Do you write poems yourself?
@@Reified I used to, now I write novels for myself and friends.
Man this is some serious dedication. It is also the kind of stuff I could never and I would never try but it's nice to spectate to know "what if"
It is still want if because he used crafting table
This was honestly one of the most entertaining 100 days I’ve seen.
Part 2?
Yes
GIMME PART 2 RN
he already said yes under the youtube comment
@@Ncaron531 does not really matter my guy
141*
I've had a world almost like this for quite a while, but without even the wood and apples.
Progress is indeed very slow and grindy, but it is very fulfilling to see everything come together.
How did you get the cauldron?
Oh, I didn't...
So wait, did u eventually get water??
@@alexchandler4213 Nope, not until now...
@@Achromatopsia update?
I would LOVE to see the 241 days! I really enjoy the video and it would be really awesome to see more creative things in a limited action!
why 241?
@@alfonss_ he went to 141 days because he didn't finish any goals, if he did 200 days it would probably be 241
@@corp_catanimates6285 that makes no sense
True 😂
@@alfonss_ you make no sense
schizophrenia simulator
:thumbs_up:
-myeah-
Yes
💀
Watching the 10 second no cut to kill one zombie makes me feel like someone needs to protect Jared from Jared.
I would absolutely go insane
The amount of patience you had for this challenge is crazy. I am amazed at how much you accomplished.
Zerg=best faction
en taro tassadar
We require more minerals
Ive started this Challenge on my Channel
@@destroyworldordergonna start this too its called sfswjacg it means superflat survival with just a cobblestone generator
I dont think you care tho
Saying zombie crits plays in his mind constantly, then we go to the next scene and critics keep playing. I see what you did there. You really know how to make the narration an art
lol I was about to comment about that haha, you beat me to it
"10, 9, 8, 7, BAM! Terrorism!" thank you jaron for this epic quote
FOR REAL THAT WAS FUNNY
Timestamp pls
@@fizahjamil13537:39
@@fizahjamil1353 7:40
"Spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked." This poem, titled "Day 19", is a meta commentary on evolving culture and society's ever-changing fads, as well as a reflection on fake friends.
What one tends to notice first about this poem is its simplicity. Being comprised of eight words and cutting out others that would make it grammatically correct, it's almost laughably simple. But that's exactly the idea; it's just plain and simple. This serves two purposes. The first is a message directly to the reader, in a way. It's a message about the society we live in, and our expectations of those around us. People have gotten simpler and simpler. We've cut out more and more from our speech, to the point where sentences comprised only of letters make sense to everyone. This poem is written in this "internet language". Cutting out important grammatical sections, such as simply saying "Spider my friend"; this almost caveman speak, reminds us that we've been heading in that direction. We're called to step back and think, "Has our society degraded so much that our fine art... is THIS?"
But it's in the fact that it is fine art that comes the second point. This poem mocks other great English poets and authors. It flips their flowery language on its head and says "Go ahead and spend years of your life developing a single poem, complete with language too complicated to understand without a thorough analysis paper! I'm superior to you even without the use of grammar!" It reflects on the very idea of poetry. The definition of poetry is "literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm" (Google Search, 2024) and this poem takes that idea and plays with it. This is a very distinctive poem, to be sure, but it's where the emotion is expressed in this poem the true genius presents itself.
And once again, simplicity is key. This is a very simple poem, with a very simple language, undoubtedly told by a very simple character living in a very simple world. Most notably, the author's emotions up to this point are likely equally simple. But not betrayal. Betrayal is a complex and layered feeling, comprised of the sorrow of losing a friend, the anger of having been tricked, and the fear of what will happen next. Three emotions layered on top of each other, all being forced down the throat of this very simple character. This is the most emotion they've ever felt, the most sorrow they've ever experienced, and the most pain they've ever been in. Add to that, it's likely literal pain. "Spider", if that is a proper name and not another grammatical shortcut, was said to have attacked. Surely someone whose vocabulary is so simple couldn't grasp the concept of an emotional attack, at least not yet. If "Spider" had yelled at, bullied, or gotten angry at them, they would've said just that. This was a physical attack, and that only adds to the emotional feeling of betrayal, the physical feeling of pain. And we feel for him.
But this poem's not done yet, oh no. There's more meta commentary on society, and it can be found in the actual plot. And with such simple wording, it's a plot that any reader can wrap their head around. "Spider my friend while mining chunk," suggests that either the protagonist found (or was found by) "Spider" while mining, or they for some reason decided to both be present during it. The most obvious explanation is that they both wanted the chunk to be mined, for some reason or another. The way this is worded, "Spider" could've been mining instead or as well, but due to the cultural context of this piece one would assume the narrator was the one doing the work. After that comes the substance of the poem, and the part we all remember: "...then attacked." Besides breaking the rules of grammar yet again, these two words tell us why the story is one that needs to be told. "Spider" presumably waited until our main character was finished mining, then struck. This brings us to the next point.
Though the protagonist is the narrator, and therefore some sort of audience stand-in, it's "Spider" that represents us, in a way. How many times have we tried to exploit others for personal gain? And how many people are we "friends" with, purely because being friends with them is beneficial? Having fake friends is a horrible thing. It feels bad, knowing that someone is or was your friend only because you provided them with something. It's simply a mask put on to compel you to give them what they want. After all, they're your "friend". But we have to think, how many times have WE done that? How many times have we been friends with someone just so we can use "Oh yeah, we're friends" to get in places, or to get some solid resource, or to have them aid you financially, or morbidly, to land a spot in their will? How much better are we, really, than "Spider"?
However, the grandest, yet subtlest piece of commentary is underlying throughout the piece- even throughout this essay, and it's brilliant. It's the fact that one's mind while reading this goes to something so cliché, so obvious and overdone. We assume "Spider" is some sort of twist villain, which movie studios and authors have been obsessed with as of late. This is never stated, and it is actually we who are twisted. For all we know, "Spider" could've attacked an enemy, to protect the narrator. The narrator could've been simply recounting the events of his day, and there could've been absolutely no controversy whatsoever. But humans, as a race, survive off of assumptions. We're constantly making assumptions, from big consequential assumptions to common misunderstandings among friends. Why, even understanding that the world is still there when we close our eyes is an assumption! Me writing this analysis, assuming that anyone, even a single person, will care... is an assumption. And this poem reminds us that assuming can be treacherous.
So in conclusion, this "simple" poem is anything but simple. It shows that society has been getting simpler, but also shows us that sometimes, there's beauty in simplicity. Sometimes, you only need eight words to craft a masterpiece, and sometimes, you-- ...WAIT, SOMEONE ALREADY WROTE AN ANALYSIS!? *NOOOOOOO!!!*
This was so much fun to watch, i'm absolutely psyched for the next 100 haha. You have such a nice personality and narration style, it suits the videos a lot. I enjoy that you don't yell or condescend, it's just a chill time. I also really like that you go out of your way to build cool stuff, rather than focusing on pure efficiency. Like, this world has character to it. From practical/more traditional builds, to the lighting altar, these things are not technically required to complete the challenge or make progress in it, but they're there because they're fun and interesting. I imagine it's quite hard to make such a simple premise involving so much grinding compelling for 100 days of it, but you absolutely nailed it.
Cool
You could have used wool?
"spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked."
Within the extract, "I Spent 100 Days on 3 Layers of DIRT", poet, Yeah Jaron evokes emotions of surprise and betrayal within the piece. The piece is about the straining hardships of a content creator surviving 100 days in a super-flat world in the popular game, minecraft. When progressing through this, the author describes one of his experiences when he says that a, " spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked. " The word 'then' depicts the thought of betrayal and unknowing to the situation. Because of how he depicts the spider as his 'friend', this makes the listener believe that there is bliss to be seen in the fore future, but due to the sudden use of 'then', especially after a comma, the listener is now susceptible to an immense feeling of disbelief and betrayal in the thought and mind. This makes the listener feel as if they have been put into the shoes of poet, Jaron, and because of this, we, the listener, believe we are now objected to an emotion of guilt and suppression, FOR the poet. In conclusion, poet, Yeah Jaron has been able to create not only suspense, but betrayal due to the description of hardships within the extract, " I Spent 100 Days on 3 Layers of DIRT."
Thank you for reading :)
"Thanks for reading :)" my man i gave up quarterway through and skipped to the end
@@sosman64bruh I read the entire thing and thought it was too small
@@maggiewu2764 good for you i guess
@@maggiewu2764cap
I love watching these videos because I dont have the patience to do this. I created a superflat world with no structures so I couldn't use villages but then once I got to the nether I realized that I turned structure spawning off making it so there weren't any fortresses or bastions. So I did the only reasonable thing I could do. I took screenshots of everything in my world, recreated the seed, and built everything in the same exact place using creative mode. But this time I left structures on so I could actually get blaze rods. Then after I got them, I went back to the overworld and tried to throw an ender eye. That's when I realized strongholds didn't spawn in superflat worlds on that version. So now I really want to try it again in 1.19 where I can just spawn the stronghold myself once I get the eyes
No one tell him they don't spawn at all. Except for a weird combo on xbox 360
@@Username-qh9pd they do in 1.17. They changed it in later versions
@@Username-qh9pd I know
Just do bedrock, nothing generates in the overworld, but in the nether it does
@@Username-qh9pd dont strongholds spawn in the sky on superflats?
2:43 “if you’re curious you just have to press f3 and g at the same time.” ME ON BEDROCK : dies of sadness
Just use pojav Launcher
Also one from like china that u can't get
17:09 perfect timing with the no
That what I was thinking.
Ikr
FR
Yep😂
I've spent a couple of months doing a similar challenge to this, except I have wood. This is perhaps some of the most fun yet interesting challenges you could do on Minecraft considering with the slow, yet rewarding features within this world. Loved this video, and hope you do more of this!
But ur a gd player tho :(
@@DJKayoPlayz- people can play other games tho :(
@@DJKayoPlayz- Screw it, I'll make MC content why not
@Alex
b-but mwinecwaft is superior!!1
Viliges spown in super flat was stracturs of?
3:05 I calculated the odds, the probability of getting exactly 3 iron with the given drop rate after 114 kills is about 5.0497%. You were quite lucky i suppose. Even to get exactly 1 iron the probabillity would have been 36.902 %. So you were in the realm where getting not a single iron would have been the most probable thing to happen (38.52%).
what is the probability that a zombie drops a full durability diamond sword ? happened to me
@@GamingMaster43210aint no way💀
@@Shader1S yes way
@@GamingMaster43210 the more zombie you kill the higher probability
This is why I love math
16:47 YOU CAN FEED PIGS POTATOES???? I thought it was only carrots for all these years
hello mogi :3 SAME THEY EAT SOMETHING OTHER THAN CARROTS?????????????
You should do 241 days, now that you have villagers, you’ve basically won super flat, you can get tons of items from the villagers, trade with wandering traders to get saplings, bamboo, SAND, so there is so much left to do.
No bamboo but yes, you can get saplings and sand from the traders
It doesnt sell bamboo
i got bamboo from waderig trados
@@BloxDeath they dont sell bamboo bruh
I think you can get torches by buying campfires from a fisherman villager then breaking them for charcoal. Might be bedrock only but hope it’s helpful.
Yea and you get more charcoal than is in the recipe so it's renewable
i think he is on bedrock bcz there are no villages
@@msnsak he's not
@@msnsak he is in java, he just turned structures off.
@@saldro yeah i dont play java
which is why i said i think i didnt know u could turn off
8:02 love how you kept the zombie killing sound in the background
Omg I found someone who noticed!
I think this is actually just the zombies dying from burning in sunlight
no because you can hear the punches
The fact that he waited so long for the cauldron to fill up when he had 2 water bottles hurt inside. 😭😭😭
The fact that Jaron went through almost 50 days (41 days = 820 minutes = 13h 40 minutes) in 3 minutes is a sign of true dedication.
You definitely have never heard of skyblock
@@friedtoaster4059 I still hear the sound of nether-wart breaking in my sleep
@@chickenperson7568 macroers have it the same without ptsd
@@friedtoaster4059 macroers dont have the same they can just leave their pc while doing something else
@@IDFFA you didnt get the joke
I never would've expected a video in a dirt world to be so entertaining, but it was. 11/10
First reply clamed by me yeah 😊
18:10 jaron after discovering the word greco-roman 😮
15:11 "maybe another bottle will help" is pretty much how i live my life lol
This is insane, might inspire me to make my own superflat survival(again) and we need more days of this as well
@bowen voowy first off what you doing replying at 12 in the morning second why you replying to me im not jaron i think maybe you mean to comment instead of reply
@@gamerroyale828 it's a s*x bot just ignore it
also don't forget to get wood in village instead of cheating lol
@@gamerroyale828 theres called different time zone and also dont reply to it cause its pfp is a spam robot so thats why she called you jaron
@@santapou lol ur assuming the bot's gender becuz of the pfp, what if he's a guy?
this is so incredible, seeing how you can make this such beautiful world out of starting with 1 block! I love these types of videos because I get to see how creative and amazing people are at this. you are so amazing!
Hell yeah 200 days! Now that you got villagers that you can breed and trade with I feel like your progress will accellerate!
I agree
How do you breed villagers without the wood for beds though?
Spider string=wool.
@@morugofuzuoku2369 w o o d
3:00 if you are interested, the odds of getting 3 iron from 114 zombies if there is a 1/120 of dropping you can see it as a pascal(3, 1/120) distribution, its aprox 0.14% to get those 3 iron in 114 zombies
i love everytime you upload, you're on lifesteal but you don't do the normal traps and fighting you just make funny and good content
I watched the whole video and was overwhelmed by the level of determination you have , to complete the challenge.
Why is there a comma there?
200 days please. Jeez the dedication he puts into his videos.
@zijuiy wttuy Superflat is a Minecraft mode, but it means that there is only three layers of dirt, and bedrock at the bottom. The world is completely flat, with no mountains, or hills, and structure spacing is possible.
I know this video is 2 years old now but i just wanted to say that there is a way to get wood without a bonus chest. There is a snapshot for 1.14 called 18w46a. In this snapshot pillager patrols spawn very frequently and also have a chance of spawning vindicators. Since vindicators drop emeralds, you can then update to a later version, then trade with wandering traders for saplings. Also, you can get buckets from the traders as well if you get enough emeralds. And also before 1.17 when copper was added drowneds dropped gold directly. (unless you consider switching versions cheating
)
This is insane to do without structures spawning, mad props
First reply clamed
You got lucky. The one disc you got in your inv around the 13:00 minute mark was from a skeleton that shot a creeper to death because there were so many mobs crowded. It’s pretty cool you got a disc.
5:15 by Jaron saying spider my friend he means the spider is his friend but when the spider attacks it is an allegory for him dieing to a zombie when the spider attacked Jaron that showed us that the spider was using Jaron.
"I spent 100 days on just dirt, 1 log and 2 apple's"
apples*
@@I-eat-cereal-with-ketchup thank you, I was just about to do that
7:57 I love the detail that the sound is ACTUALLY playing on repeat now. It would have been really funny (yet really annoying) if it was for the rest of the video
You could have gotten a bucket from the Wandering Trader! They drop the milk bucket if you kill them when they drink it!
7:56 right after talking about the critical hit sound constantly playing in his mind you can actually hear a faint critical hit sound repeatedly. I find this to be a very funny joke that should be appreciated more.
Same lol
This is not a joke.
15:17 in this chest you have 2 water bottles, in the cauldron you have 1 layer of water… 2+1=3…
I don’t blame you, in challenges such as these people get on their own heads a lot and make mistakes.
Holy cow, Jaron! How did you even made it? If I were in that position doing this kind of video I would be just going crazy and out of my mind. The effort you have put in this video is incredible! We really appreciate you making this kind of video! Keep up the good work Jaron :)
Holy pig bro don’t forget the PIGS
Wow, that seems very hard. Thank you for your job, that was amazing. I would like to see 200 days
This is one of the only 100 days videos i can watch in full, your humour and hilarious literary status makes this video so much more brighter. Certifiably william.
That dry humor intro was honestly hilarious, "Minecraft added a new dimension, it's called HELL" had me chuckling more than I would like to admit as a 21 year old adult functioning in society.
My dude jaron, my day gets so much better when you upload! 👍
@Mishan 🅥 what the hell ur lying
@Mishan 🅥 nah im alr cursed its fine
Sorry about the bot my dude, have a great day!
@@placeholderdoe all good man lol
@Mishan 🅥 Hitler is ain't no German he live in upside down county
This type of challenge works really well with your type of commentary, you should do more! :)
the interesting thing about these "100 days" or any like crazy minecraft challenge like a hardcore build isnt necessarily the challenge itself. ofc i love to think and learn about the problems you may face and how you solve them but to me, the real reason i liked this video is because of the editing and commentary. the 24 minutes and 54 seconds flew by with how entertaining and engaging this video was. im so glad you stuck it out to complete the goal and i would love to see what else you build out of dirt and mud and what else you can collect!!
At 17:10, he said no, just as the sign above the no chicken area appeared and I busted out laughing😂 my family thought I was going crazy😅
Great video I actually tried this challenge a couple of months ago and I know how difficult it is. 200 days would be awesome.
16:10 i am now armed and dangerous!
people at schools belike:
The wood is the hardest to find!
Stripped wood that attached to Villager house at the flat world: ARE YOU BLIND?!
he has structures off
Yea it is superflat
I jus can’t describe how good of a UA-camr this guy is I can watch him all day
18:56 what about wool, haybales, bone blocks, redstone blocks, glowstone blocks, anything iron and copper, lily pads and slime blocks?
U cant even get most the stuff u just said
And he had a haybale at the end
@@RaberRaber_A wool from spiders, haybales from wheat, bone blocks from skeletons, redstone and glowstone blocks from witches, iron from zombies, copper from drowneds, lily pads from fishing, slime from slimes
@@RaberRaber_A you should read the reply above me
𝕊𝕝𝕚𝕞𝕖 𝕔𝕝𝕦𝕥𝕔𝕙 𝕞𝕒𝕕𝕖 𝕖𝕒𝕤𝕪 𝕠𝕟 𝕏𝕓𝕠𝕩
Mogswamp be like: amateur
First reply clamed by me yeah 😊
Mogswamp has structures on
mogswamp used the whole bonus chest jaron used 1 LOG from that.
He had a bonus chest
@@Golden_Vexwe don't care
It’s a shame that vindicators no longer spawn as part of patrols. If they did that’d be a legitimate source of emeralds and would have let you purchase saplings from a wandering trader.
Alternatively if you could change the biome of your superflat world to allow foxes to spawn then there’s a 20% chance of a fox spawning with an item, and 5% of the time that item is an emerald.
8:45 you know ur a Minecraft nerd when you immediately know the answer to his question 💀
can we just take a moment to appreciate how much effort he puts in these videos, he does the hard work of editing, playing non-stop, and commentating. Continue the work!
Npc
he stole the idea from ibxtoycat
@@_Gam3r been looking for any comments saying this, finally someone knows
@@_Gam3r actually ibyxtoycat stole from mogswamp
guys this is a joke im not a npc trust me
Super excited to see the next bundle of days on this world! Was very enjoyable and I would probably binge the rest of your content but I have homework and I shouldnt’ve even watched this one
This made me so happy, I dont really know why.. What a journey, thank you for doing this
7:52 to 8:04 was just beautiful.😂
"The constant critical hits of zombies dying..." and then a clip plays of normal gameplay with a zombie, very loudly ying in the background.😂
Really cool video! Please do 200 days -- I can't wait to see what could happen next :D
FINALLY! A 100 day challenge that's not an hour long!
“Spider my friend while mining chunk, then attacked”(5:20)
In this short poem “Spider my friend,” upcoming hemingway and popular minecraft youtuber Yeah Jaron utilizes symbolism with his spider friend who later attacks him, revealing how you should not trust everyone you meet, while also illuminating the loneliness in his world. Yeah Jaron is mining his own business until “spider my friend” attacks him(Jaron). While Jaron is at his weakest point, mining a chunk with his bare hands, his ‘friend’ steps into the shadows(specifically a 5:18) and starts beating up the defenseless Jaron. While usually a friend should help you out when in need, Jaron’s spider ‘friend’ symbolizes the sad truth on how most friends can(and usually will) beat you down in your times of need, whether it be when you mine a chunk with your fists or when you need 5 dollars to buy milk tea.
anyways I will not elaborate on how jaron is lonely in this world, its prettry obvious because hes making friends with a dam spider pretty sussy jaron O.o
So.. this is bedrock editions flat world?
Ig yeah.
Bedrock doesn’t have a cooldown in attacking Java does He has a cool down on attacking He’s in Java.
@StormSmith-oe8boi like how you did absolutely no punctation, and then just a period at the end, lol.
@@wilson-y8d how did I not notice that?
@StormSmith-oe8bohe means since there is no structures in bedrock super flat
I would absolutely love up to 300 days in this series, It very interesting and you have used a lot of cool Minecraft mechanics
I’d love to see progress on this world in the extreme long term
This was soo entertaining and fun! I'd love to see what you would do in 200 Days!
I love how they had Andy Griffith music at the start
I would love a 200 days, this was fascinating to watch. The creativity with limited resources, makes me want to say something snooty and sound like an art snob talking about abstract art. It was really good though, both build and idea-wise. Would love to see more, and will see you next time regardless
14:34 anyone else annoyed he didnt put the water bottle inot the Cauldron to speed up the process of getting a water source?
How did he even get those?
@the Pope yeah how did he get it
@@NoodleNonsense123 witch
@@thepope6322thats why you dont skip parts of a vid
At that time he thought taking and storing water away would speed up the progress of getting water. He was wrong, of course, but he was storing the water in the bottle to put it in once it reached 2/3 of the way full.
I was expecting to be bored with this, and found it actually really clever and interesting to watch. I'd totally come back for a 200 day video
Same
Came here from 100 days with no jumping, this feels illegal 😂
First reply clamed by me yeah 😊
‘spider my friend while mining chunk
then attacked’ is a short poem by Yeah Jaron showing how closely related this is to Minecraft. The poem consists of one stanza describing in simple vocabulary a mining trip. ‘Chunk’ is a word used to describe an area of land in Minecraft, and as the name suggests, the game is about mining and crafting. Also, you can see how the author carefully put in the detail of an attacking spider, which would not be likely to happen in real life. Also, this poem was written while the author was playing Minecraft, so the Minecraft components add up well.
I was just learning about this don’t ask
10:26 this literally caught me very off guard
7:57 haha… I see what you did there
what do you mean???
@@A_BritishPenguin looking back, I actually don’t know…. Weird
@@A_BritishPenguin he put the crit sound in the background
Yeah it’s the crit sound
13:46 "since I had nothing better to do, i killed a buncha zombies. not for iron, not for armor, but for rotten flesh IM HUNGRY!" i know this video is old now but this joke is so underrated I laughed
lol
3:38
Jaron: During the day I would dig out a chunk for dirt, and at night I murder
Me: Seems like a normal person's schedule
lIkE a SaNe pErSoN
200 Days!!!! I loved this challenge, I'm thinking of doing it myself!
This guy needa to be remembered! RESPECT!
YES I WOULD LOVE 200 DAYS JARON! Bro Jaron I love your videos and your just a funny guys and it honestly makes your videos better! Jaron you are a great UA-camr! I really love your vids
He already did
We gotta see him do 100 days of hypixel skyblock at this point. Doing the same thing over and over again for slightly better gear and progress is what hypixel skyblock is, and what super flat is.
this guy is extremely honest by saying that he spent 100 days not survived 100 days because he was not on hardcore and he got killed 5 times by zombies
i respect you, Jaron
This is actually smart and takes alot of time…
Trust me ive done it before
7:52 i love that the day after you said this you put the critical hit sound effect to play for the rest of it, cool detail
Could you do 200 days on your expanding world? That would be a really fun video!
16:50 they got their first copper rod on day 69?
AYO
I did this on bedrock with bonus chest up to curing villagers. Going without saplings looks painful. No, painful is what I did. This is on another level.
gonna turn your poem into a haiku
spider was my friend
while i was mining a chunk
then spider attacked