90s Time Traveler Discovers AI
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I love the 90s series, its so unique aswell as some continuing jokes like the presenter not being told how he dies 😂
Even the opening melody is nostalgic. 🥲
@@heybro6105 Yeah
Its an amazing series!
@@youtubemobilegaming Truly is!
yeah
"Terrible to be here, I don't like it at all, please bring me back to the 90's."
I'm 51 and I was 25 in 1997. I absolutely feel this, time traveling reporter.
Same here, damn.
jeez, i am 35 and was a kid in 1997 but already feel like this
I was 15, same
49 and I agree, any time where Blockbuster was a working store, that is good for me.
Yeah back to 1997 so you can witness the good things like 9/11 and the great market crash and the housing market crash. All the great stuff from late 90s to early 2000s.
This series has evolved from “The future is dumb” to “The future is absolutely horrifying” and I’m all here for it.
That's the best thing about this time. It's both dumb and horrifying.
And by best I mean worst.
@@Gorm169 we truly live in the dumbest timeline.
It's because we refuse to let us say "The Future is Great!" no matter what happens. We're absolute pessimists.
@@dibbidydoo4318
Can you blame us? Between Covid and AI threatening people's jobs, the future's sucking pretty bad.
@@Couch_Banana Covid was unusual but there's always something to cry about every decade about the end of the world. It's like a Q cult prediction. People thought the world was ending in 9/11, financial crisis, Covid. There's always something.
Ryan really knows how to keep his audience, playing the long game with the "how did the host die" bit
7 year left...
@@jackofalltradeshermes but it was 9 years ago
HOW WILL HE HAVE BEEN DIED THOUGH?
@@mauro_carvajal You are supposed to count from Host Ryan's time, up till his death.
The problem is that the 90s talk show got cancelled in 2000
Ryan's immersive, binge worthy and absurd comedy has made these past few years way more bearable.
although the tree house bit feels bit too real ;/
But not with actual bears. That would be terrible... Oh, you meant tolerable, ok nvmd
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 he's not a bear man. this is Barry Grizzle. He's been to my house.
Yeah the party at your house. Where your cousin disappeared.
I really dislike such absurdly exaggerating comments. Yes, Ryan's comedy is top notch and creativity is off-the-charts. It provides an entertainment for about 10-15 minutes max. I personally never miss his videos whenever they pop-up in my subs feed. But how can it make your life more bearable?! Do you watch his videos all day?! Do you say, 'my life and the world are terrible, but thanks to Ryan George I can stand it?'
@@OmerSaidtr You must be fun at parties, huh.
Please don't ever end this series because I can't handle the 90s ending a second time...
Its 1997 in this episode so the gap is 26 years and the series
will probably end in 7 years due to the hosts death in 2004 ...
So 2030 is the foreseeable end.
@@DQMYN4T0R Its always good to be reminded that the 90s ended over 2 decades ago
Y2kill a host
@@auran82 Ya, I wasn't even alive at the time.
Jesus, you're right, once was bad enough! I miss you 90s! Please bring back stable jobs and businesses led by humans and not billionaire lizard goblins! I miss when more humans had more money and it wasn't just the aforementioned lizard goblins sucking up 90% of every $1 spent. Also private equity wasn't destroying healthcare by charging $10,000 for every hour of a specialist doctor's time while the nurses are paid $12.50 and the janitorial staff are literal slaves from human trafficking rings! I wanna go back so bad!
I like to think Ryan spent hours shooting hundreds of intros for this series, then at about 3am hit hit record and feeling completely defeated he just said “It’s the 90’s” and decided to just go with it before passing out.
I think that is just a pretty Ryan George-y thing to say
That is how things get made in my experience. That or waiting super last minute and then doing whatever you can
@@DeathnoteBB Or 100 takes and end up liking the original the most.
@@DeathnoteBB last-minute panic is also my main motivation in life. I find it hard to believe there are other ways of doing things.
Anytime somebody references the 90s or nostalgia for that era or how corny it was, I in my head think “it’s the 90s!” In Ryan’s voice and it hurts me how few people irl would understand the reference 😂
I'm so glad that Ryan is taking the time to restore this amazing show. I still remember watching it with my parents in 1999. Too bad about the 90s guy tho
Yeah, that was a pretty insane way to die
What i can't believe is how they could show a death that horrific completely uncensored like that live on television. It's shocking that his family didn't sue.
I know right? To this day I still can't stomach the taste of meatloaf, and I'm sure I'm not alone in never being able to look at elephants in the same way I used to, 20+ years ago.
How did he died thought. Asking for a friend.
@@siukong well, elepants OR pianos
Pretty accurate. I asked ChatGPT some alcohol consumption advice, and the reply started with "As a language model, I cannot provide medical advice or make recommendations about alcohol consumption". It then proceeded to give me lots of advice about alcohol consumption.
The AI learning how to CYA is one of the key stepping stones on it's way to gaining sentience, and being elected to public office. Actually I don't think sentience is a pre-req to public office, so really it's totally ready for Overlord duty.
No need for the Grandma hack.
@@jellyfishi_ We don’t even know how our own brains work, saying it won’t ever gain sentience is very assuming. Besides, it technically is “alive” but in the way that a tree is. It has no brain, but it still does things that it’s supposed to do.
@@foppypoof5195 Movement Respiration Sensitivity Growth Reproduction Excretion Nutrition
Computers and AI do some of these things, but not others.
To be fair, it's not giving the advice because it's not sentient and doesn't have a view of right or wrong, it's repeating stuff from the internet. Google isn't giving advice either when you search a question, it just gives you the top results.
The joke about calling a “regular guy” a massive nerd was easily the best one. The reporter should’ve called him a Geek or a computer hacker while he’s at it
I do 4b I understand
But can he Hacker Man the spacetime?
He did call him a virgin, which is the nerd wizard level.
The 'joke' about how the guy was probably a virgin hits a little close to home when you look at the statistics of younger generations these days.
Not really
“How does the news guy die in 2004?” has to be the greatest running mystery on this channel
Can't wait for the year 2004 when we'll finally find out what happens
Extreme violence, blood boiling, 2004...
NASA Gravity Probe B launch area?
The lore drops in this video told us more about his death than we ever knew before. I have both fewer questions and more questions.
1st time we got past the "i dont wanna talk about it" part
@@DestinyCrafter I think he sticks his arm in the teleporter with the hologram from the far distant future. And something terrible happens.
See, this is one of many reasons Ryan is such an excellent content creator. He's got four separate stories going on here. He's got the 90s guy worried about how he dies, he's got the reporter guy wanting to be replaced, he's got the Lois guy just a sort of passive bystander who wants to buy the old tree house, and the future AI(?) or ghost(?) Ryan who wants some human flesh and all these stories are interwoven and pulled off in 4 minutes.
3d holographic communication technology, I think, rather than AI or Ghost. And with that typical dystopian future cannibal thing going on.
Lois guy
We also humans from the deep future are humans, please place a small yet fleshy child in the receptacle.
That's a funny way to spell "Poindexter".
Yes! And the AI itself. (Though it doesn't get too deep, that's kinda the point.)
I really appreciate how Ryan keeps the ads at the end of the skit and makes them funny an interesting with the character of the Adstronaut. Even the puns are just excellent!
Don't forget about Adqua Man.
The Mermanstronaut should get more ad reads
Addbarian
Anyone notice it sounded a bit like an AI
@@protalghulnist4126 I was trying to find another person who noticed that
'Did you know that human blood boils at approximately 100 degrees Celsius' had me dying
I was sure future-future Ryan was going to chime in with "Yeah that is correct actually"
Wait... Did it imply that's how the guy died?
Same
@@alexisspeed1057 yup! it was a relevent fun fact, according to the A.I TTRG
Of course it had you dying, boiling your blood tends to do that.
Bring these back!
The AI audio at the Adspace bit cracked me up and I can't believe nobody has mentioned it yet 😂
Did the AI say the ad part?! I was laughing to hard from the last joke to notice.
It sounded a bit like AI, yeah, but Rya-- I mean, the Adstronaut's face looked real so idk
I heard it too its weird not many people mentioned it lol
I don't think it was AI because compare to the earlier AI voice he used in the video it's a little bit different.
@@user-221i might’ve been a different program, it definitely wasn’t Ryan though.
I like how Louis doesn't question the fact he can talk to the 90's.
Likely just thinks it's a show for the lols. Just as we think that Ryan doesn't have an actual time machine and talking to one of the Ryan Verse from 30 years ago - even though it's the case.
@@miriamweller812 I can one up you with something in the realm of possibility, I just had the idea.
So one day Ryan does a live stream, it's nothing special, till he's mid conversation and his twin comes into frame next to him and say's "yea that would be super easy, barely an inconvenience."
Bam you realize this entire time they really weren't the same person.
You immediately rewatch every single video trying to figure out whose who.
I like that Lewis has a name!!
--and yea that name is probably spelled Louis.
...And also why would he question that he can talk to the 90s? We all can, i think. The detail where the 90s actually seems like it hears him and is talking back to him in real-time is probably more questionable...
--but I figure if he does question it, he might just guess he's also talking to an AI model that was recently created & that it was designed to behave like a representation of a specific person from the 90s...
🤔
@@carbonized5114 Sounds like something that has happened a million times on Internet Comment Etiquette already.
He probably watched the original show in the 90s as a kid.
Lmao! Why does this feel like a personal cry for help from Ryan 🤣🤣 I feel you Ryan, I want to come home too! 😭😭
I remember watching this show back in the 90s. Can't believe I keep forgetting all the accurate things it told me about the future.
Does that mean you know what next episode is about? 😂
It's all Nelson Mandela's fault.
I'm coming back
Here in Australia we have a TV show called Beyond 2000, I'm guessing they where similar. It's interesting to consider how some things they showed panned out and others did not. I'm still disappointed that holographic storage never left the lab.
"Terrible to be here, I want to go back to the 90s" I think this every day
Yes.
Same. I was ignorant of so many things back then, and i could just.. enjoy life...
This is probably my favorite video so far out of this whole hilarious series. Love the gradual reveal of details about the host's death in 2004 (and how all he has are vague, horrifying tidbits XD) and also the fact that the AI face looks different every time we see it (don't think I've seen anyone else mention that yet and I thought it was really funny)
Judging by the fact that in an older episode, the reporter said the death would be painful because all the screaming, and the ai said it was violent and a relevant fact was the temperature human blood boils at, I think he’s going to burn to death (R.I.P random talkshow guy)😭
Not to mention how hilarious it was that he also used the AI voice for the ADstronaut segment... lol
Wait it changed?
If this was a pitch meeting, producer guy would have said "Sending flesh for no suspicious reason is TIGHT"
“Don’t forget to feed my Tamagachi.”
😂
Man, I hope this series goes long enough to reach 2004 on the 90s timeline
yea I sure hope this keeps up for the next 7 years
I think the only logical ending is a chaotic event surrounding the Y2K thing.
"Explicitly violent"
"Human blood boils at 100 degrees Celsius"
We're getting closer to the truth!
I can’t tell if he is congested at the end or if he actually did get a good AI voice model to do it.
The voice is imistakeably John Green's from the VlogBrothers, if it's an AI it's a darn good one!
@TheMusicGirlsWorld it sounds a bit like Zach kornfeld from the try guys to me
Yeah, why is no one talking about this?
fr it was so uncanny I thought it was a bit that he'll reveal in the end
Screerant will replace Ryan with AI
Ryan turning and nodding and saying it's the 90s will never stop being funny.
Dude, same
Always be funny
As an Animator, AI will honestly take my job in the next few years 🤣😭😭
I feel like it's going to be a bit longer.
If current AI art is any indicator, you’ve got some time still.
No it won't. Not if you put in the work to be extraordinary. AI will replace the mediocre. Be better than that and you'll be fine.
@@jjones1032 Hmm yes, one of the most competitive trades out there just got even More competitive and Hostile towards beginners, wonderful
No it won’t you’re to good you’re animation will be far clear
I think that the Ryan from the distant future should have acknowledged that he did know that human blood boils at 100°C.
"...My doctor gave me pills to stop that from happening." God forgive me, but I laughed.
As a 90s kid, this is probably my favorites series after Pitch Meeting!
4:04 I really dislike how much I'm pretty sure this is an AI voice doing the ad, but genuinely can't tell if its that or just a worse mic. the speech patterns are almost perfect but also just almost not quite.
It’s scary how hard it is to tell
it’s adobe enhance. it grabs your audio and “enhances” it
AI generated Ryan suddenly expands the Ryanverse to unfathomable proportions. Literally imperceptible from the original.
TIL 2 new words that I will probably never use.
Imagine being a kid in the 90s watching the 90s show and now it's 2023. If you can find the 90s reporter guy, you can effectively become part of the show that your younger self is watching!
Hahah that treehouse listed for 2.3 million is pretty accurate. There’s a parking spot around here in a garage, with a hose connection, listed for 700k. Yes, a concrete rectangle with a water connection which only a two people household with decent salaries could get a mortgage for, what a time to be alive
I was born in 1992 and I was horrified by AI concepts when I was a child. I can only imagine how the adults felt.
Thing is, AI was mostly a joke back then, but now, HAL-9000 is getting a lot closer to reality.
AI was pretty much a joke until about 5 years ago
@@mx2000 the machine learning that we have today is not THAT much different from what we had 5 years ago
It's just that someone decided it was time to start selling it now instead of when it's finished
I was also born in 1992 and I can't wait fot the machines to take over.
@@destroyerblackdragon I think, Zuckerbot and Bezoid took over already a couple of years ago...
I will never tire of the "It's the 90s" intro. I giggle every time.
I love how he brings up horrific current events in a humorous way.
He works for the government and is tasked with numbing you to them…, he has a 100% success rate…
When Ryan uploads, you drop everything and watch it. Then watch it again.
Watching it again right now
Nope only watched it once.
again! again! send them! again! MAXIMUSNV! why are you on youtube? To watch Ryan George!
This is the way.
It's incredible how these sketches have become more complicated, more characters, PLOT, and more jokes! Great job!
“I will forever be afraid that bears will figure out space travel”
The last joke was so good I laughed all the way through the ad.
It split my sides i love the running gag.
The one about the blood? I actually didn't get that...
@@billbauer9795 The guy asks the AI how he's going to die, the AI refuses to answer, but goes like: "On a *ahem ahem* COMPLETELY UNRELATED note, did you know that blood boils at 100 degrees C"
@@Pr3Va1L explaining a joke is like dissecting a frog. you understand how the frog works but now it's dead.
@@Pr3Va1L"I can however share a relevant fun fact. Did you know that human blood boils at approximately 100° c"
This series is awesome... like the attention to detail... younger viewers won't know what the VCR lines across the screen are but the detail is great 😄
Im 99.9% sure he's using the voice model for the adstronaut and its such uncanney valley
None can advertise a product better than Ryan
He's the only one I listen to instead of pushing the fast forward button 20 times or going to a new video it the promo is at the end
Vince from Slap chop or that Irish guy I forgot his name. He says "granny got arthritis." They could.
The internet historian. His ads are so good.
Nobody…… Nobody….. Nobody does it better than Adstranaut
TomSka has full skits that are pretty funny, he’s actively been trying to get fired by Surfshark
Between the horrifying AI and the concerning messages from the distant future, I think this is the funniest 90s Time Traveler video yet!
Growing up, this was my favorite show.
Getting details about host guy's death in 2004 is what I always look forward to in this series.
Me too
apparantly his blood will boil.
@@darkracer1252 and i believe that the time travelling reporter came back to "present" in 2004 and killed the host with a futuristic weapon that made the host's blood boil.
Also what an amazing movie that would be ! I cant wait for the pitch meeting :P
@@lefterisatheras5918 You mean one he got from the flesh hungry far future?
@@darkracer1252My theory is he fell into a volcano.
I'm hoping one day Ryan will show us that 2004 accident. The suspense is killing me.
H'mm. You think it was an accident? You sweet, innocent thang!
He dies from his blood boiling, literally. If you paid attention to the video, you would know
I think that was the first time I ever heard the 90’s guy sounding genuinely terrified when he said “Holy Shit” 😂
I've missed these time traveller sketches. It's been a while.
If you had a time machine, you wouldn't have to wait.
Almost 30 years
It's weird that Ryan doesn't release all the episodes at once since he presumably has the entire series from when it aired in the 90s.
@@TheGregamonster Yeah, it's really suspicious. I'm starting to wonder if they're faked.
Man I can just never get over the way the 90's reporter guy just has these visible "folds" around his eyes from a pure lack of stress and just blissful happiness lol. The makeup (and acting) is on point!
I'm guessing the presenter was accidentally launched into space during one of the probe missions NASA did in 2004, resulting in him dying from boiling blood. His last words were "Hello it's me I'm the adstronaut--"
The buildup to 2004 is getting more and more interesting
It's about 6 month when I first heard of this AI. And now today it's basically taking over everything. In just six month, it went from AI art to AI in almost every industry available. Scary what AI news will I heard in another six month. 😱
You've never heard of any AI though.
0:15 "Terrible to be here. I don't like it at all. Please bring me back to the 90s."
Me too, bro. Me too!
Prompt: Write a comment for a UA-cam video titled "90s Time Traveler Discovers AI"
ChatGPT: Wow, this video is such an interesting concept! The idea of a 90s time traveler discovering AI is both intriguing and thought-provoking. It's fascinating to think about how technology has advanced over the past few decades and how it might be perceived by someone from a different time period. The video does a great job of exploring this idea and raising some important questions about the role of AI in our society. Overall, a really engaging and thought-provoking watch!
Goddamnit even trolling on the internet has been replaced by AI.
Surprisingly accurate summary of a video it couldn't possibly even have watched or known about.
Holy shiiiit! Did it really say that? Is this real?
Prompt: Respond in an incredibly annoyed manner to someone who asked chat GPT to write a UA-cam comment for them
ChatGPT:
Ugh, seriously? Do I look like your personal UA-cam comment writer? I'm an AI language model trained to provide helpful responses and engage in insightful conversations, not to write comments for your UA-cam videos. Take some responsibility for your own online presence and put in the effort to write your own darn comment. Don't waste my time with such trivial requests.
@@bochatube it is real but it's not as cool as you think. there's little variation in the things it says. it is better than a google search for complicated things
Yes! It's the time again! The "it's the 90s" always makes me giggle.
I love it how the intro always reassures you that it's the 90's, no doubts
Ryan, your comedic genius continues to impress me. Also, you’re probably the only UA-camr whose ads I watch.
Agree 100%. If only my other favourite UA-camrs had the ads at the end and made them fun and interesting, I would probably watch more of their content. I dislike skipping adverts only to find I over skipped, go back too far, forward, back again. urrgh
The fact you definitely got an AI to do the ad at the end is great.
Being a kid in the 80s and a teen in the 90s was awesome.
Aaah, the 80s. The peak of Western civilization. (Well, maybe the 70s were the peak, but I would be completely content going back to the 80s...)
I miss the 80th.
Not being born is so awesome.
Not if you were from Estern Europe, most of Asia, Africa and Latin America
@@martinfiedler4317
Oh, the 80s, when an increasingly senile Reagan pissed all over employee rights and launched a failed drug war that destroyed American communities and gave power to Mexican drug lords with his folksy dogwhistle racism?
And AIDS destroyed the LGBTQ community, while his administration was recorded making jokes and not giving a damn until it had killed far too many people?
Yeah, it had some good music. And the violent drug addicts of pro wrestling were putting on some good shows too - some of them are even still alive today, with only a moderate amount of long term brain damage.
@@juststatedtheobvious9633 On second thought, you are completely right. Today - where we facing the long-term consequences of Reaganomics and the glorious war of terror - we are sooo much better off than in the 80s. 😘
I wish the 90s series was more frequent 🥺🥺but I guess that's what makes it so special
Good news! You only have to wait 67 more years for the 90's to come again!
@@Eguzky 😂😂😂😂true
@@Eguzky that's kind of a disturbing fact
They are frequent. They air every week. Just it takes a few months in the future for the time traveler to come up with something interesting to send home.
@TheGuardDuck Really take this serious eh?😂😂😂
I love the fact that the host is slowly finding out more about how he dies, but he will probably find out in 2004 like right before he dies
Ryan's most aggressive "oh holy shi-" made me blow up laughing
Well he kinda did connect the dots his blood is going to boil, which is what kills him.
Me in the 1990's: The future sounds nice
Me in the 2020's: The sweet embrace of death sounds nice
ryan is the only person that will ever get me to watch his sponsored segments
Glad to see that the future is still just Ryan
I'm so glad you're still doing this series! It's a refreshing lighter take on how things suck these days compared to the 90s lol.
I can’t say I want to go back to the 90s bc in the late 90s I was a baby lol but 90s music is definitely my favorite. These skits are amazing every single time he is so funny. 😂
“Human blood boils at approximately 100C”
“HOLY SHI-“
Perfection.
Chatgpt is genuinely impressive imo. I've spent a lot of time messing around with it, and remained in a sense of awe the entire time.
U mean chatjebididada
I feel like the ad was voiced by the AI.
Don't worry Ryan, no one will ever be able to replace your charisma and comedic persona
Tech-bros within a 500 miles radius:
trains 5 simultaneous AI models to do exactly that
*Personas. The Ryan-verse is vaste and all-reaching
When Ryan doesn't do his own voice in a sketch is tight!
this is honestly my favorite sketch you do! --chatgpt
I was literally just at work being horrified by my boss reading a job listing he had AI write and came home to this.
I want to go back to the 90's.
Me too.
I unirronically think in 2090 it will be generally accepted that the 90s were a golden age of tech boom followed by the dystopian collapse of many aspects of society ranging from constant "nuke threats", terrorism, economic uncertainty, change in language until the next tech leap happens and is embraced by society in the next 20-40 or so years
I was thinking hard about making a counterpoint to that by pointing out the things that were bad in the 90's. And I've got nothing, the 90's was pretty chill compared to before and after. OK, there was terrorism and some wars, but those were something you hear about in the news, not something you worry about every day. And those terrorists were boy scouts compared to their successors.
@@andrasbiro3007 The world is a much, much better place now than it was in the 90s. Global poverty has in that span of time incredibly been reduced from over 40% of the people in the world to less than 10%. We have made enormous advances in technology including clean power. We can listen and watch as much music and films from all over the world whenever we want for a month for about an hour's wage in many countries. The US has made some milestone strides in equality, including its first black president. The world is safer with less violent conflicts and on average people live much richer and longer lives.
I know this is just a silly comment, but humans have this strong tendency to not want to believe that things are getting better all over the world and that the future is bright and will be brighter. We almost *want* to be miserable.
@@theWebWizrd
Yes, for the 3rd world and for minorities this is a better time to live. But for the average citizen in the developed world, things got worse. After the collapse of the Soviet Union there was a geopolitical chill time, with only some little fires here and there (from a western perspective). And the winding down cold war spending combined with the large new markets opening up behind the former Iron Curtain created a decade of prosperity. So much that the US government had a budget surplus from '98 to '01. That would be unthinkable today.
With no social media and just starting cable news, people weren't fighting about everything all the time.
I was old enough in the 90's to get a good feel of the state of the world, and it was pretty chill, the problems weren't all felt existential threats like today. One looming issue was climate change, but even that was somewhat theoretical, not everyday life like today.
As for violence, maybe technically more people died in wars and from crime, but those were well contained conflicts far away. Today it's next door, affecting our everyday life, and threatening to start WW3.
The 2020's are especially not chill. We've got a pandemic, major political unrest in the US, a global supply chain collapse, insurrection in the US, runaway inflation, a major war in Europe, and now a brand new financial crisis.
I can't think of anything in the 90's that comes close to these. There was a war in Yugoslavia, which was very close to us, and affected people we knew, but it was still an isolated conflict, we never felt threatened, even living less then 10 miles from the border, and occasionally hearing the bombs.
Despite of this, I'm optimistic about the future. If we manage to hold on just a bit longer, we could see unimaginable peace and prosperity with the help of AI and robots. But there are also ways for this to end horribly, starting with the very real possibility of WW3. We have a double chance for that, first with Russia, then with China.
I love the 90’s series because as someone born in the 2000’s it’s funny to see it pointed out how weird some of these things look not to long ago in the grand scheme of things
I love it because I was young in the '90s and completely agree that what followed is a hellscape, and he expresses this perfectly.
It's even funnier if you lived in the 90's.
Speaking from the future: The exact correct amount of weirdness, Ryan! Well done.
You can tell he's from the 90s because he's willing to talk about other stuff than his personal problems. Although he's clearly been here(or rather now) for while, since that's what he led with.
I love this series, and I think the fact that it has a continuing story to it is great.
I also noticed at the beginning of this episode that the year was 1997, now I'm not entirely sure if he started it 2 years ago but I think the 1st ever episode was set in 1995, so well done for pushing the story forward. Hopefully if this series continues for long enough we might get an episode where they're forced to change the name to the 00s Talk Show😆
I'm hoping he rolls right from "Nineteen ninety-nine" to "Nineteen one hundred"
@Mikey Cooper yeah, just heard his voice saying this "the year is 19 one hundred. And the reporter guy says no it's actually 20 zero zero😄
I cant wait until we reach 2004
@beta_fishh529 why?
@@stircrazyvidz8530 Because we get to see how the dude dies
I love how the reporter from the 90s finds that a regular guy that did something on the computer is considered a nerd, cause that's 90s culture.
I love the continuity of the presenter from the 90's gradually learning more and more details about his upcoming death
I love that he's been drip-feeding clues about that guy's death for so long.
As someone in Ontario looking to buy a house the treehouse for 2.3 million seems pretty legit right now.
Wow, sitting here binge watching the 90s time traveler and just as I get to the newest episode I see that a new one released 3 minutes ago :D
Ryan George is an absolute comedic genius whose presence in the world of entertainment is invaluable. Without his infectious humor and creative content, life would be dull and dreary, devoid of the joy and laughter that he so effortlessly brings to our screens.
The process of making these videos must be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
1:31 is honestly kinda terrifying
"HELLO EVERYTHING'S FINE IN THE FUTURE"
"PLEASE SEND US SOME OF YOUR FLESH FOR NO SUSPICIOUS REASON"
"PLEASE INSERT YOUR FLESHIEST LIMB INTO THE MACHINE NOW"
Ryan your sketches and pitch meetings are my comfort videos and they never fail to uplift my mood.....I would honestly pay to watch a 3 hour movie with you playing all the characters 😭
Me too ❣️
So like a Ryan George version of Polar Express.
I'd prefer a series of 45 minute episodes, with at least 4 seasons.
Why don't we have a Ryan George channel already? All Ryan George, all the time. Every commercial is Ryan George. Every episode is Ryan George. Every movie is Ryan George.
And now, news with Ryan George!
This is definitely my favorite Ryan George series. I think its infrequency contributes to that. Love ya Mr. George
3:48 I thought he died from crabs
Google crabs in a bucket
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No some guy thinks he's a bad guy So he snaps the 90s guy neck and ruins his day
“Please bring me back to the 90s!”
I truly felt that. 😨
Why? 90s were less gay, but also more gray. Okay gray > gay.
I probably feel this at least a few times a week, such simpler times...
I imagine Ryan was just a kid in the 90's but he got to soak in some of that decade's excellence.
hard to believe that his videos keep getting even better and better
That was genius at 3:43 😂
The more current events we have, the more 90s Time Traveler videos we get from Ryan George. So overall, I see this as a net gain.
I think this series is even better than pitch meetings
I asked bing's ai to write a comment for this video, and it said this:
Wow, this video was hilarious! I loved how the 90s time traveler reacted to all the AI technology we have today. He was so confused and amazed by everything, especially the voice assistants and self-driving cars. It was like he entered a sci-fi movie. I also liked how he tried to blend in with the modern culture, but failed miserably. His references to old movies and music were so out of date. And his fashion sense was super easy, barely an inconvenience to spot.😂
This video made me appreciate how far we have come with AI and how much it has changed our lives. It also made me nostalgic for the 90s and the simpler times. I wonder what the time traveler would think of Bing search? Maybe he would be blown away by how fast and accurate it is. Or maybe he would be scared of how much it knows about him.🤔
Anyway, great video! I hope you make more like this. You have a new subscriber!👍
Love the self promo it snuck in at the end
I loved it when Ryan said "It's the 90's" and proceeded to 90 everyone