The coolest thing about this animated clip is that it was originally a fanmade animatic. Tom Cardy saw this animatic and make a comment to know how to dm with him. Many speculate that hes gonna do a commision to have the final version and im happy that it was true.
It was a fan animation that was in black and white and very much a storyboard, and he already funded having it turned into a full colour animation as you see in this video!
honestly very little changed between the fanmade animatic and the official animation, but one little thing i personally miss is that in the animatic, instead of the party posing together at “tight crew” tom bardy did a stupid little pose. i like the party shot, its a good gag, but i miss the little pose :(
Something I like; the DM is all "because it was a CHILD" and Tom Bardy says _child_ at the same time, before slipping in the fast line, "it's always a kid," indicating not only that this has happened before, but that it _keeps_ happening and he never, ever, ever learns. :D
A great added joke to the rogue's nat 1 is that there was a perfectly sized rock *directly* behind him, but he chose the absolute worst hiding place thanks to the crap roll 😂
Okay so. The stick figure with the hat and cigar (standing in the doorway at “stops you from forming meaningful relationships”) is from a hand-drawn meme known as “Are ya winning, son?” Where the figure is portrayed as a father, walking in on his aforementioned “son” doing a variety of things depending on the interpretation of the meme (watching anime, lying on the floor in existential dread, explaining that they’re actually trans, etc.) Basically they’re enhancing the idea of the “short mf” having trouble forming meaningful relationships, including but not limited to their father. Yeah 😅 Edit: also, Run This Game goes hard as shit. What the fuck
Oh damn, surprised I didn't recognize that one, I've seen that one tons! And thanks for the kind words about Run This Game, I've always been super proud of that one, since I wrote the whole thing (even Devo's verse) and it all came together so well with Ben's instrumental riffing on the original from Jay-Z. 😁 I always kinda considered that a underrated track of mine. 😅
11:45 The stick figure is the dad from the “Are you winning, son?” meme format, which was referenced in the previous shot. Also, the kid’s crystal ball is cycling through the icons of various apps like Twitter, Reddit and Discord.
Two funny details you missed (and so did I until I watched this video): The calender not only has the bikini-clad orc on it, but it says "Orctober". The orc keeps changing poses, including at 10:50 where she's doing the "dead Peter Griffon pose".
Part of me thinks the ”tight crew” drawing could be a reference to the Step Brothers box art, or maybe it’s just a generic “bad Sears family photo” throwback.
One thing I haven’t seen anyone mention yet; the scene where the witch and orc are laughing at the hooded figure (“look how fucking short that guy is”) is a reference to another meme. Their pose is a recreation of the laughing wojak girls
that stick figure is a part of the "are you winning son" meme, which he drew almost exactly as it is in the meme and then he carried that character through to the doctor's room to show that the meme father *is actually* that kid's father never noticed that before, that's kind of fucking funny, lol
fun fact if i remember it was said that the bard didn't put the dice in his mouth all the time he had like 8 of them stuffed in his mouth for the turns
I just discovered your work, but your reactions to Cardy, the Stupendium, and Jazz Emu were a blast! You'd crack up everywhere I would if I stopped to think. Keep it up!
I particularly appreciate the face of the DM when the bard rolls the nat 20 for vicious mockery. He realises he can't work his way around the vicious mockery not killing the child.
I didn’t get the “tight crew” frame until you explained it’s the awkward family picture meme. But I was like “surely that can’t be a real thing” And one google search later proves me wrong. Hilarious
I think I've seen upward of 50 different versions of animation for this song alone and my god. Each and every single one is wonderful and I love the different versions. XX)
I saw someone comment on the original that Vicious Mockery inflicts as many damage points as a child has health points, hence the bard insulting the child and then getting to loot his corpse. I can't confirm the accuracy of that statement, since I haven't played D&D myself.
i'm not sure there's anything that deals damage that you couldn't theoretically use to kill someone in dnd. there are some things that deal nonlethal damage by default, but even they can be used to kill someone if you really want to, and vicious mockery is not among them.
Most damage I found after a quick search was 146, which is a lot considering the average commoner has around 4 health. There's actual magic laced into the words being said that attacks the mind directly, so he's basically magically hitting the kid's ability to function with the force of a car.
To your question at 12:55, the way I personally see it, it's just that easy for him to get good numbers without even properly trying or even really looking at the dice. He already knows what it's going to be. Kind of like if someone did a really cool trick blindfolded and both hands tied behind back.
but why does he roll the die to cast vicious mockery? It''s not even a save for the enemy because then a nat 20 on the save would mean the enemy saves and takes no damage! This is just comedy gold. ❤️
I have this theory that the reason he rolls the dice by spitting it out, is because the dice have a physical concave/convex imprint on the numbers, so by feeling the dice with his tongue and through trial and error, he's figured out how to get the rolls he wants everytime, it explains how he got 3 nat 20's in a row, and how he could dupe the others into into thinking its random by intentionally getting lower rolls, including failing some rolls all together that he doesn't care about, its the perfect crime
11:44 idk if someone pointed that out yet, but if they didn't: the dad being a stick figure is on purpose because of the previous image of the 'are you winning son?' meme. And since he made his dad the 'are you winning son?', he just kept the same dad there, it's actually pretty well thought.
the stick figure with hat and cigar was to keep up continuity from the previous scene about the meaningful realationships which was drawn to resemble the "are ya winnin son." meme with the very same dad.
I'm late to the party because I just recently saw this song (original non-animated) which I thought was super funny and saw multiple times, which led me to the animated version which led me to this video because, hey, it's Insane Ian! Good stuff!
That song slaps so much that I can easily disregard the false DnD references, like rolling for an attack on vicious mockery (when it's supposed to be a saving throw from the target)
Morbid curiosity brought me here. I just had to know how you took a video that's one minute and 50 seconds long and stretched it to almost 16 friggin minutes.
11:38 think you missed the point ... the character first appears being flicked off "stops you from forming meaningful relationships" and then appears again at the birth ... it's his father. They didn't just "give up" "animation ... anything goes." There's a point to it. Clearly, the lack of dimension emphasizes the disconnect between father and child. I watched your video specifically looking for more ideas on that and got a complete whiff on the ball there. In both scenes, the dad's smoking and has a hat, first scene he appears to have a tumbler, both he starts off smiling and ends up disappointed. Not sure how looking in the crystal ball at twitter and discord and his shortness relates to it.
I may just be reaching but to me it looks like the rogue's eye is moving to the sound of the dice roll when he's looking for a tree to hide behind lol.
6:45 to add further to your explanation of "You don't want to over-do it in the visual [jokes] department", imagine if the shot you were currently paused on during that analysis had a different gag title on every single book of the bookshelf like "Lord of the Things" or "Star Walk". That would have been entirely too many jokes crammed into a single scene and would have distracted from the actual humor of the player characters rolling two consecutive nat 1's.
Are those the folks that did A Very Potter Musical with Darren Criss back in the day? I've never watched anything by them, but I think I know *of* them at least.
@@Insaneian Yes indeed, they've done several parodies like the aformentioned AVPM and it's sequels, an incredible Aladdin/Wicked style subversion and some originals, most recently a "trilogy" of horror themed musicals all set in one town covering different/parralel events; "The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals", "Black Friday" and "Nerdy Prudes must Die". While unrelated there are some connecting threads so if you were to give them a look I'd encourge watching them in that order. They seem right up your alley, whether you react to them or just enjoy them in your free time
In Tom's defense for killing that child before he even bothered to hear what the DM said... if a DM demanded that I rolled to *PREPARE* my weapon (and made me drop my hammer on my head if I rolled a 1), I would make his life and campaign a living hell too XD
@@TheIchigo375 thanks! That's a poster I had done for my Castlevania song, which you can find the video for here on my channel! (The posters are also available on my Bandcamp page.)
@@Insaneian Uh... they are two "musical pieces", being 6 and 7 minutes long respectively, from the now 5 seasons long sketch webseries "One for All" made by Deerstalker Productions, funded by the Australian governemnt, They are both over 2y old now, and have gathered over 1.7m views each. Trust me when I tell you, you will have a field day reacting to them, especially if you like DnD. Not to mention, they are musical and comical masterpieces with an insane production (costumes, extras, acting, crew, sets, props, etc.). Bardic Inspiration: ua-cam.com/video/oZI7s0cVdNI/v-deo.html Battle of the Bards: ua-cam.com/video/MpYxTcd6T_0/v-deo.html
@@Insaneian Nono, just the "gold standard" when I think of DnD comedy songs ^^ Though, Tom Cardy is pretty great too, got this damn song stuck in my head for the last 3 days...
@Insaneian it doesn't really matter if you know about minecraft or not, his songs are a very fun listen, and his funny raps also pretty much explains the mobs pretty well, a bit exaggerated, but they are Comedy songs, which should be expected.
00:35 “What that means to you… is that I’m going to pause the video’…’so I don’t talk over the jokes and we don’t miss them”… Because ironically the video is SHORT! 😂
Honestly wish ppl would watch the video THEN go back and pause 50 times and pick through details....3 seconds into the actual video he pauses and talks about hair lol
@@eggbertvonchickeniii this is a reaction and analysis, that's just how reactions work. Plus, I have to pause the video to talk about it because if I waited till the end, I'd forget what I was going to say!
To me I find him to be very comedic, he makes parodies of popular songs and artists. I would recommend Adobo and Big Eater. definitely watch something before those two tho
The thing with pausing the video that kinda annoys me is, when the reactors aren't paying any god damn attention to the video and them asking "what happened?" My friend, your job is to REACT, and you fail to do even THAT. Not you though, you go back and make sure you annalize everything.
@@Insaneian On a paused video, tapping comma and period will move forward or back. By default at least, I'm not sure if Adblock or other plugins interfere.
5 minutes into your video and im already annoyed and straight up just stopped watching and thumbs down the video. Too much yacking. Not enough reacting I'm informing UA-cam to not recommend your channel to my feed for their algorithm because i clicked on your video.
@@JoeXTheXJuggalo1 cool! Thanks for commenting and clicking so OTHERS will at least see this! (And not like I didn't warn you at the beginning..."yacking" *IS* reacting. What would you have someone do otherwise? 😅)
@Insaneian Not really. It's more of an analysis. For a parody, it is pretty irritating when 99% of the video is just pointing out why something is funny stretched over 15 minutes for a 1 minute video.
Oh my God dude I get you wanna do an analysis but can you at least watch the damn video for 5 seconds without pausing it and pointing out something we all can see At least watch it once then go back and do your 12 minute analysis
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The coolest thing about this animated clip is that it was originally a fanmade animatic. Tom Cardy saw this animatic and make a comment to know how to dm with him. Many speculate that hes gonna do a commision to have the final version and im happy that it was true.
I saw that! Sadly, I didn't see that until after I did this reaction, but still! So cool!
It was a fan animation that was in black and white and very much a storyboard, and he already funded having it turned into a full colour animation as you see in this video!
I think it still might be a drumstick in this too
honestly very little changed between the fanmade animatic and the official animation, but one little thing i personally miss is that in the animatic, instead of the party posing together at “tight crew” tom bardy did a stupid little pose. i like the party shot, its a good gag, but i miss the little pose :(
Something I like; the DM is all "because it was a CHILD" and Tom Bardy says _child_ at the same time, before slipping in the fast line, "it's always a kid," indicating not only that this has happened before, but that it _keeps_ happening and he never, ever, ever learns. :D
Tom Bard-y.
I see what you did there 😏
If it ain't broken, don't fix it lol
A great added joke to the rogue's nat 1 is that there was a perfectly sized rock *directly* behind him, but he chose the absolute worst hiding place thanks to the crap roll 😂
Okay so. The stick figure with the hat and cigar (standing in the doorway at “stops you from forming meaningful relationships”) is from a hand-drawn meme known as “Are ya winning, son?” Where the figure is portrayed as a father, walking in on his aforementioned “son” doing a variety of things depending on the interpretation of the meme (watching anime, lying on the floor in existential dread, explaining that they’re actually trans, etc.) Basically they’re enhancing the idea of the “short mf” having trouble forming meaningful relationships, including but not limited to their father. Yeah 😅
Edit: also, Run This Game goes hard as shit. What the fuck
Oh damn, surprised I didn't recognize that one, I've seen that one tons! And thanks for the kind words about Run This Game, I've always been super proud of that one, since I wrote the whole thing (even Devo's verse) and it all came together so well with Ben's instrumental riffing on the original from Jay-Z. 😁 I always kinda considered that a underrated track of mine. 😅
He spits the dice because he spits pure gold which is what a nat 20 can feel like.
The stick figure guy is intentional. It's from a meme called "Are ya winning son?" And in this case the short kid is clearly not "winning".
"We all know people in nerd circles who are that one dude with a ponytail"
I feel incredibly called out right now...
I wish I had enough hair to put in a ponytail! Lol
You also missed the "pondering the orb" meme just before the "are you winning, son?" Dad meme.
Still really good analysis as always.
11:45
The stick figure is the dad from the “Are you winning, son?” meme format, which was referenced in the previous shot. Also, the kid’s crystal ball is cycling through the icons of various apps like Twitter, Reddit and Discord.
11:43 it's actually a reference to a meme where the stick figure (presumably the father) walks into a room and asks their child "are ya winnin son?"
Two funny details you missed (and so did I until I watched this video):
The calender not only has the bikini-clad orc on it, but it says "Orctober".
The orc keeps changing poses, including at 10:50 where she's doing the "dead Peter Griffon pose".
The day Tom points to on the calendar also says "Kill".
Part of me thinks the ”tight crew” drawing could be a reference to the Step Brothers box art, or maybe it’s just a generic “bad Sears family photo” throwback.
the animator confirmed that Tom Bardy has like 5 more D20s stuffed in his mouth throughout the entire game
ok so the spitting dice thing... im pretty sure it comes from the urge of every dnd player to put the dice in their mouth
Yummy math polygons
I found a website where they actually carve rock candy into dice so you can actually eat bad rolls.
The owl was also annoyed with his flute playing before Tom Cardy left the tree.
I love how scared the other players and dm are of Tom. So brilliant
One thing I haven’t seen anyone mention yet; the scene where the witch and orc are laughing at the hooded figure (“look how fucking short that guy is”) is a reference to another meme. Their pose is a recreation of the laughing wojak girls
One thing you might’ve missed was that during one of the shots of the orc barbarian character lying dead, she was doing the Peter Griffin death pose
I just love how the bard is in full cosplay for his character
The stick figure was basically another meme "Are ya winning son".
You do a great job at giving us actual reaction content. Your ability to take a two minute video to a 15 minute video is amazing. Great work dude.
The “non animated” character was a reference to the “ya winning son” meme. Like a universal dad meme.
that stick figure is a part of the "are you winning son" meme, which he drew almost exactly as it is in the meme
and then he carried that character through to the doctor's room to show that the meme father *is actually* that kid's father
never noticed that before, that's kind of fucking funny, lol
also the rolls toward the end do not finish before he proclaims they're a nat 20, lol
he just fuckin' *knows*
This guy's energy is astounding
fun fact if i remember it was said that the bard didn't put the dice in his mouth all the time he had like 8 of them stuffed in his mouth for the turns
I really just love the popularity this song is getting, looks like Tom's got another Logan Awards song.
I think you also missed that the
Everybody says "look how short that guy is"
part is a recreation of the 'girls laughing' meme
I just discovered your work, but your reactions to Cardy, the Stupendium, and Jazz Emu were a blast! You'd crack up everywhere I would if I stopped to think. Keep it up!
11:45 The stick figure is the dad from the "are ya winning son" meme.
I particularly appreciate the face of the DM when the bard rolls the nat 20 for vicious mockery. He realises he can't work his way around the vicious mockery not killing the child.
I didn’t get the “tight crew” frame until you explained it’s the awkward family picture meme. But I was like “surely that can’t be a real thing” And one google search later proves me wrong. Hilarious
They didn't give up on drawing with the stick figure dad. Its obviously the dad from the "are you winning yet son" meme...
I think I've seen upward of 50 different versions of animation for this song alone and my god. Each and every single one is wonderful and I love the different versions. XX)
11:50 IT'S DAD HAHAHAHA
I love how the bard showed up to the DnD session in cosplay.
Considering Vicious Mockery is apparently an actual skill in the game, is it possible to actually kill something with it?
I saw someone comment on the original that Vicious Mockery inflicts as many damage points as a child has health points, hence the bard insulting the child and then getting to loot his corpse. I can't confirm the accuracy of that statement, since I haven't played D&D myself.
Or a first level wizard with just a 1D4 hit points ;)
Short answer, yes
Long answer, yes if you roll high enough and the target has low enough hp
i'm not sure there's anything that deals damage that you couldn't theoretically use to kill someone in dnd. there are some things that deal nonlethal damage by default, but even they can be used to kill someone if you really want to, and vicious mockery is not among them.
Most damage I found after a quick search was 146, which is a lot considering the average commoner has around 4 health. There's actual magic laced into the words being said that attacks the mind directly, so he's basically magically hitting the kid's ability to function with the force of a car.
Loving your analysis videos! I'm amazed at how much you catch on from a single viewing!
@@Lexyvil thank you! I still miss somethings, but I try to get as much as possible!
"why does he keep rolling his dice by spitting them from his mouth"
1. forbidden candy
2. players and their good luck charms man
To your question at 12:55, the way I personally see it, it's just that easy for him to get good numbers without even properly trying or even really looking at the dice. He already knows what it's going to be. Kind of like if someone did a really cool trick blindfolded and both hands tied behind back.
I somehow found a way to sing this during my D&D campaign
on an unrelated note I'm not allowed to play as a bard anymore
my favorite is when you get the look of terror on the DM's face when he cast vicious mockery.
I like the Trogdor the Burinator in the background of the gaming room.
timestamp plz
but why does he roll the die to cast vicious mockery? It''s not even a save for the enemy because then a nat 20 on the save would mean the enemy saves and takes no damage! This is just comedy gold. ❤️
the rolling the dice and rolling a 20 with his mouth is (i believe) a play on him being good with his words
I have this theory that the reason he rolls the dice by spitting it out, is because the dice have a physical concave/convex imprint on the numbers, so by feeling the dice with his tongue and through trial and error, he's figured out how to get the rolls he wants everytime, it explains how he got 3 nat 20's in a row, and how he could dupe the others into into thinking its random by intentionally getting lower rolls, including failing some rolls all together that he doesn't care about, its the perfect crime
11:44 idk if someone pointed that out yet, but if they didn't: the dad being a stick figure is on purpose because of the previous image of the 'are you winning son?' meme. And since he made his dad the 'are you winning son?', he just kept the same dad there, it's actually pretty well thought.
He rolls the dice that way because he is a bard. Lmao!
_"...this is just a..._ (awkward pause to realize grammatical error) _animated video."_
the stick figure with hat and cigar was to keep up continuity from the previous scene about the meaningful realationships which was drawn to resemble the "are ya winnin son." meme with the very same dad.
the half assed dad character was the "Are you winning son" dad
I'm late to the party because I just recently saw this song (original non-animated) which I thought was super funny and saw multiple times, which led me to the animated version which led me to this video because, hey, it's Insane Ian! Good stuff!
That song slaps so much that I can easily disregard the false DnD references, like rolling for an attack on vicious mockery (when it's supposed to be a saving throw from the target)
Morbid curiosity brought me here. I just had to know how you took a video that's one minute and 50 seconds long and stretched it to almost 16 friggin minutes.
Not shutting up for those 16 minutes, pretty much.
11:38 think you missed the point ... the character first appears being flicked off "stops you from forming meaningful relationships" and then appears again at the birth ... it's his father. They didn't just "give up" "animation ... anything goes." There's a point to it. Clearly, the lack of dimension emphasizes the disconnect between father and child. I watched your video specifically looking for more ideas on that and got a complete whiff on the ball there. In both scenes, the dad's smoking and has a hat, first scene he appears to have a tumbler, both he starts off smiling and ends up disappointed. Not sure how looking in the crystal ball at twitter and discord and his shortness relates to it.
It's the dad from the "Are you winning son" Meme
@@rententee Thanks. It totally is! Apparently, I was close.
I may just be reaching but to me it looks like the rogue's eye is moving to the sound of the dice roll when he's looking for a tree to hide behind lol.
He often uses props. His phone in Party Dog is an aircon remote lmao
11:40 the dad is actually a meme character, look up "Are ya winning, son?"
11:21 me whenever I see goblins 😂
6:45 to add further to your explanation of "You don't want to over-do it in the visual [jokes] department", imagine if the shot you were currently paused on during that analysis had a different gag title on every single book of the bookshelf like "Lord of the Things" or "Star Walk". That would have been entirely too many jokes crammed into a single scene and would have distracted from the actual humor of the player characters rolling two consecutive nat 1's.
The stock figure is from the are you winning son meme
Stick not stock
I'm curious if you've watched any of Team Starkids musicals, given they're comedy musicals.
Are those the folks that did A Very Potter Musical with Darren Criss back in the day? I've never watched anything by them, but I think I know *of* them at least.
@@Insaneian Yes indeed, they've done several parodies like the aformentioned AVPM and it's sequels, an incredible Aladdin/Wicked style subversion and some originals, most recently a "trilogy" of horror themed musicals all set in one town covering different/parralel events; "The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals", "Black Friday" and "Nerdy Prudes must Die". While unrelated there are some connecting threads so if you were to give them a look I'd encourge watching them in that order. They seem right up your alley, whether you react to them or just enjoy them in your free time
In Tom's defense for killing that child before he even bothered to hear what the DM said... if a DM demanded that I rolled to *PREPARE* my weapon (and made me drop my hammer on my head if I rolled a 1), I would make his life and campaign a living hell too XD
bro got weird all? fuckin legend
Let the whole clip roll, laugh and react in real time... Then go back and dissect!!
You're killing me smalls!
No. If I do that, I'll forget what I was going to say.
Just found this channel and the intro is Weird Al. I am already subbing
Yeah i know right
Have you watched the Ghost Rap Cypher from Freshy Kanal? It is amazing.
I am going to have a rpg session with my friends tomorrow, gonna try tom's technique of spitting the dice 😂
Comedy comes in threes
Shout-out to the wonderfully done Castlevania poster in the back, love the art there so weird little shout-out for that I guess
@@TheIchigo375 thanks! That's a poster I had done for my Castlevania song, which you can find the video for here on my channel! (The posters are also available on my Bandcamp page.)
Omg write a book about it.
Y’all I think Ian FINALLY has a general idea of his intro
I've only been doing it this exact way for about a year or so, so I would *hope* I do 😅
It’s the “are you winning son”
How have you not reacted to "One for all" yet, especially the "Bardic Inspiration" Song or the "Battle of the Bards" ???
I tend not to react to the songs that are a minute or under, or just barely over a minute, as it doesn't usually give me much to react to.
@@Insaneian Uh... they are two "musical pieces", being 6 and 7 minutes long respectively, from the now 5 seasons long sketch webseries "One for All" made by Deerstalker Productions, funded by the Australian governemnt,
They are both over 2y old now, and have gathered over 1.7m views each.
Trust me when I tell you, you will have a field day reacting to them, especially if you like DnD. Not to mention, they are musical and comical masterpieces with an insane production (costumes, extras, acting, crew, sets, props, etc.).
Bardic Inspiration: ua-cam.com/video/oZI7s0cVdNI/v-deo.html
Battle of the Bards: ua-cam.com/video/MpYxTcd6T_0/v-deo.html
@@agentxx3022 OH! I thought they were some shorter Tom Cardy songs 😅
@@Insaneian Nono, just the "gold standard" when I think of DnD comedy songs ^^
Though, Tom Cardy is pretty great too, got this damn song stuck in my head for the last 3 days...
Not even 1 minute in we’re 6 minutes in.
Sometimes that's just how it be around here.
This has big bard energy for sure.
Man I love this animation, though I don't like it when my non D&D playing friends who have seen this video ask me if this is how d&d id played.
I think you should react to Dan Bulls minecraft mob raps, they are really fun, and has more puns than you could shake a stick at.
But I don't know anything about minecraft! 😅
@Insaneian it doesn't really matter if you know about minecraft or not, his songs are a very fun listen, and his funny raps also pretty much explains the mobs pretty well, a bit exaggerated, but they are Comedy songs, which should be expected.
"DEAD! DEAD!... hilarious."
bro multiplied the length of the duration of the video by 10 times dear god
You must be new here 😅
@@Insaneian yes, yes i am lol
Are you winning son, no I am not
2 minute video turned 15 minutes
Par for the course, here.
You should react to Perception Check (Tom Cardy) Live Action Cosplay from Midnighters Guild
Have you really never seen the are you winning son meme?
@@scheikundeiscool4086 I had, I just had a brain fart at that moment 😅
00:35 “What that means to you… is that I’m going to pause the video’…’so I don’t talk over the jokes and we don’t miss them”…
Because ironically the video is SHORT! 😂
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OMG HAVENT EVEN---- WEIRD AL INTRO?????? Like just for that my guy hold sheit
Honestly wish ppl would watch the video THEN go back and pause 50 times and pick through details....3 seconds into the actual video he pauses and talks about hair lol
@@eggbertvonchickeniii this is a reaction and analysis, that's just how reactions work. Plus, I have to pause the video to talk about it because if I waited till the end, I'd forget what I was going to say!
HOW do you manage to stretch a 2 minute video into a 15 MINUTE REACTION
@@Mr_Joe_theidiot magic?
IAN, AS OF NOW, I AM BEGGING YOU TO REACT TO MIKEY BUSTOS
@@pogiplays75 is he comedy? What's a song of his I should do?
To me I find him to be very comedic, he makes parodies of popular songs and artists. I would recommend Adobo and Big Eater. definitely watch something before those two tho
Is there a reason his tongue is green?
You missed trogdor the burninator.
The thing with pausing the video that kinda annoys me is, when the reactors aren't paying any god damn attention to the video and them asking "what happened?"
My friend, your job is to REACT, and you fail to do even THAT.
Not you though, you go back and make sure you annalize everything.
guys i think hes a comedy musician
@Honey_Snail_Shell but I'm so subtle about it!
yo ian why dont ya react to some non music but still comedy videos? it would a nice change of pace.
Who the hell marked half the video as "filler"????
Where does it say that?
@@Insaneian Sponsorblock.
@@TheRealBatabii whu?
Go frame-by-frame and peep those buttery smear frames
I wish I could, but the frame-by-frame advance doesn't work for me.
@@Insaneian On a paused video, tapping comma and period will move forward or back. By default at least, I'm not sure if Adblock or other plugins interfere.
@@nomukun1138 I know. I don't use adblock or any plugins but it just doesn't work for me. 🤷♂️
Lol, I'm like number 1k
Not even 10 seconds into the video and you've already paused way too much for me man.
@@got2strpk i mean, I did warn you at the beginning... 😅
5 minutes into your video and im already annoyed and straight up just stopped watching and thumbs down the video.
Too much yacking.
Not enough reacting
I'm informing UA-cam to not recommend your channel to my feed for their algorithm because i clicked on your video.
@@JoeXTheXJuggalo1 cool! Thanks for commenting and clicking so OTHERS will at least see this!
(And not like I didn't warn you at the beginning..."yacking" *IS* reacting. What would you have someone do otherwise? 😅)
@Insaneian Not really. It's more of an analysis. For a parody, it is pretty irritating when 99% of the video is just pointing out why something is funny stretched over 15 minutes for a 1 minute video.
@@j-dawg4774 cool. Hey, just wondering...what's it say in the title of this video? Right after the word "reaction"?
Oh my God dude I get you wanna do an analysis but can you at least watch the damn video for 5 seconds without pausing it and pointing out something we all can see
At least watch it once then go back and do your 12 minute analysis
No.