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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2023
- Two strangers separated by space and time joined by their love of tree juice and explicit hd gifs.
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Please follow me on the gram or i will inundate you with futanari gifs instagram.com/andrewrousso/
I see that as an absulote win
Everyone : waiting on Andrew to deliver
Andrew : Pfffock...
Is that a promise or a threat?
Thats a lot of gurlnuts!
Hold up. Lemme spit in my hand first.
Wholesome Futanari content. Finally!
Holly crap how are you not top comment. I literally want a RUclips live channel that just streams skit channels like you guys 24/7. ❤
That would make a great skit
What do you mean finally? Always has been.
Me : *searching for german snapple*
@@organiccotton2731wut
This reminds me of when I was trying to find a really good flashlight and ended up on a passionate and supportive flashlight subreddit. They had a recommendation for everyone, in a neat organized list. I love niche reddit and hd futanari gifs
That's awesome
@AndrewRousso oh yeah especially the HD ones
Real talk though man if you do read this, thank you so much for the videos you phenomenal fuck; you're half-single-handedly saving short-form comedy with your consistently solid shit; so it's good to see the world ain't sleeping on it. Lol love ya dog, stay gold pony boi (probably don't do a reddit search on that one...)
Oo boy, I thought you put FLESHlight
@@yaoibabe he meant fleshlight
If reddit ever dies, this is how I want to remember it.
Reddit kinda already died, a whole bunch of ppl left, over controversy. It sucks. But I found my ppl over on the alternatives. However some burnt down the road behind them, deleting all their messages & posts. So reddit is now a large % ghost town. And what sucks is, on the alternative websites there just simply isn't enough ppl to start a maple syrup focused community, not ever videogame communities. we're in grim times in deed.
@@xhbirohx2214 For as much as I would've liked people to have actually left reddit, not many people did permenently. I myself ditched for a solid week or two when third party apps were banned. I came back after trying Alternatives and finding them as unfortunately lacking as you mentioned. Nowadays unless your hyper niche topic happened to have been written by one of the deleters before reddit stopped letting people delete, all the data is there. The people still haven't left either. If you hate reddit and refuse to return I get it. Long term though reddit hasn't actually changed much, besides more ads of course.
@@xhbirohx2214 Could I suggest touching some fucking grass instead? (jk love u)
man's told a deeper story in 3 minutes than 99% of movies... deserves a million subs
Chicken soup
@@user-te5pu9jq7gFor the Canadian soul lol
this is a sub from the future. he got a million subs.
This is a dom from the future. He got a million subs.
I was fully expecting "damn, this syrup sucks" but the ending was weirdly wholesome
_searches futanari hd gifs_
Same lol xd
That's the real twist, a surprising amount of the time subreddits are an echo chamber of people who don't know what they are talking about.
Saaame
@@CWunderA also true
Ngl this legitimately made my eyes water a little bit. He told an entire story in 3 minutes. Best short filmmaker on YT.
Reminds me of so many subreddits I used to be a part of
Dusty up in here. Making a real human connection with complete strangers.
Nah there's just something in my eye okay 😢
Agree, Andrew and Joel Haver are up there for me. I think a lot of people who like one might also appreciate the other one
DIIIIAAAAANNEEEEEE
Those 3 minutes and 33 seconds felt like a 3 hour feature film. Thanks Andrew for sharing your talents! You must have great team with you too.
I don't think I've ever connected to something emotionally as intensely and personally as I have with this video.
He doesn't have a team
Dude, he always has like 5 people in his skits. That's a pretty big team.@@SonyaBladesBooty
yet it felt like half a minute, it went by so quick
Lol our attention spans are becoming nonexistent lmao; pretty soon we’ll all be watching 15 second commercials for entertainment;
I’m not very emotional, but I found myself almost tearing up while watching this-it’s an entirely new realm of relatability. I thought something was wrong with me but then came to the comments and saw so many others reacted the same. This really was a masterpiece. I don’t think I’ve related this deeply with a piece of content ever lmao. Well done.
Well said. I was pretty invested in the resolution at the end and it surprised me how much it felt like I was watching a well written time travel movie.
Andrew is something else.
it's a nice video but no, tearing up from something like this is not normal lol
@@ts4gv that all depends, bro. Someone could be depressed, looking for some sort of solidarity in the world and empathize or identify with the character, and finally find peace in their day.
Someone else could simply be shocked by the intelligent writing and feel comfort in the fact that other people still care about producing good funny thoughtful content, and have a moment of hope for the world of art, or maybe even just be happy that someone who they enjoy watching is still working really hard to make them happy and connect with them through their art.
You never know. Can’t really say it isn’t normal. It isn’t _everyone_ who will react by feeling something, but it’s “normal” in the sense that it isn’t *not* normal. A surprisingly large amount of people react emotionally to the simplest of seemingly pointless short poetry or a painting with only one color, maybe even a smile from a stranger on the bus.
It’s completely “normal” to feel a brief welling up in appreciation for someone’s work which they obviously care about.
P.S. This is coming from someone who is science minded before all else. I don’t make decisions hard on emotion if I can help it, I definitely don’t vote with my emotions or have a short fuse or anything like that.
I just think it’s important not to dismiss someone who legitimately reached out to another human with care.
He made you tear up over maple syrup…let that sink in….the man that brought us Timmy……such talent
@@ts4gv it is because of the music
I was originally laughing from the relatability. Then I cried from the reddit relatability.
Thank you, people who ask obscure questions on Reddit. You've saved me countless times
haha sane hear, and that ending XD
My man cried for a syrup video 😭👌
Wow, this is the most emotion I have experienced from a 3 minute video
My people, have you seen Andrew’s video titled “Moist” go now, your life will be forever changed
@@snoochshepard everything bagel is also an epic watch!
There's always Kiwi! short film
I don't think I've ever been so moved by RUclips comedy sketch before, but thank you I was honestly tearing up with laughter and bliss. I have never done this before but you deserve it. Keep up the great work. You make some of the best work I've seen it's a perfect kind of humor.
Bro was so moved that he donated 2 dollars
@@FriendlyNeighbourhoodSpideymaybe that's all he can afford rn ... which makes the gesture that more meaningful. U got more to donate Spidey?
@@gregraj I wasn't moved by it so why would I donate?
@@FriendlyNeighbourhoodSpidey so why judge instead? Not so Friendly ... 🤔
@@gregraj it was just funny. Not a big deal bruh
Anytime I research buying something online, I’m usually finding the best advice on some obscure subreddit.
Andrew is the goat of youtube comedy skits no question, this one hit close to home as Reddit is always the place I go for niche recommendations, I've discovered so many cool restaurants, food trucks, or even hikes and parks for dogs, truly the best!
Did NOT expect to see my favorite cooking youtuber commenting on my favorite sketch comedy youtuber, yet here you are
Reddit is a Godsend
@@voicecrack7951 On rare occasions, yes. 99% of the time reddit is an absolute cesspool. Very specific subs with good mods can be great. The overwhelming majority of the place is just trash.
@@baum6721 that must be why I love it because I only ever go to Reddit for obscure shit just like this video. But if what you say is true I mean that’s just the internet as a whole right? Is anywhere really safe from the jerks of earth???
@@lucasallen5415Thats great lil buddy 😊
I’ve watched this like 5 times now, and the “seven years” line always hits hard.
U okay? :)
Andrew has the uncanny ability to make everything seem so special
This skit was a beautiful interpretation of one of the most common interactions I have with the internet. You made me tear up. Thank you, and kudos to you Andrew.
Lol
I was on edge for the last minute waiting for the punchline/twist where it turns cynical or something, but it never came and I'm so glad. Most wholesome comedy skit ever. Reddit should pay you a million dollars for this.
Don’t look up futanari HD GIFs
@@CheapSeats Or do. We don't kinkshame here.
@@shrubninja6444 you got a mouse in your pocket?
I was really expecting that syrup to be trash. I'm so glad I was wrong.
@@CheapSeats OMG I had no idea what that was and hadn't planned on looking it up until I saw your comment that said don't look it up. OMG! 😂😂😂 A comedy sketch that seemed so funny and wholesome got dark real quick! Andrew is a genius. That twist took it over the top. Top tier shit.
This skit is on another level of hilarity and wholesomeness and relatability... Like wtf how does he keep doing it?? From the writing to the subtlest facial expressions, im slain. PS is this music royalty free or a reference, how does it fit so well?!
Chatgpt
we definitely need people like you who can put what we all think in words.
I know right!?!? 1M subs DESERVED
@@egi__lyricsadder5545 Yes and we also need people like you who appreciate great comments for all of us.
do you know the name of the song
This guy just made the internet seem like a magical, positive wonderful place of human connection. And it is. It's also a lot more than that, the toxic and the dark, but to remember the beauty and light of such a significant thing, showed in such a beautiful way. Damn. Thank you Rousso.
this was humorous yet genuinely pretty moving. 10/10
The amount of times that reddit has helped me find the answers to the most obscure questions about incredibly specific scenarios is ridiculous. And this video captured the essence of that perfectly.
but what if the atxm has a modded gpu outline with 6 pins that.. oh.. thanks! -reddit somewhere
Reddit really is a wonderful place sometimes.
Bro, this one is actually a legit beautiful observation of modern life, articulated really well. We benefit all the time, in so many different ways, from messages written in the past by people who had no idea who we are or that their words would reach us. I felt this one.
Me too 🤍
You're welcome
This has always happened, btw
Through books, for example (but not only that way)
Wow. As a husband and a dad, the fact that my dude found what he was looking for nearly made me choke up 😂
What does "husband, and a dad" got to do with the video? Weird comment.
no its you weirdo
Weirdo
That was beautiful..
At first relatable, then wholesome and heartwarming, and then it ended with me letting out a hearty laugh. 10/10 would watch several more times.
Got me so emotional. Who would have thought that futanari hd gifs and waffles could transcend time and space to bring us together as one in harmony
I’ve said twice and I’ll say it again…this man is a genius. A real gift to mankind
I'm sorry, did you say it before? You need to stop talking with your mouth.
Words cannot express how much I love this. I have re-typed this comment several times because, unironically, i almost cried watching this video. Absolutely beautiful. Liked and subbed, keep up the great vids!
Wow... This felt like an actual movie... I was expecting some twist but nah... It was wholesome af and funny ! ❤️ Someone give this guy funding for a movie !
I wish I lived in the parallel universe where this is the actual trailer to an actual Hollywood romcom. Two dudes bonding 7 years apart like it's Your Name, over maple syrup and futas, playing on the silver screen in every mainstream theater. What a magical world that must be.
Spoilers jesus dude
@@_Titanium_ Watch the video before reading the comments. Sorry, not sorry.
@@luke_fabis They were joking
@@AmazingAutist It's the Internet. You can never be sure.
@@luke_fabis In certain cases, you can.
This is like a full length feature film. Thank you Andrew.
hey! where did you find those unicode characters? they look really cool!
Such a great skit, hilarious as always, and also realistic. Just the other day I searched how to take care my new orchid flower a student got me, and found all kinds useful tips and information on Reddit from people really passionate about plants and orchids
This short story had no business being this good and well produced.
The “I’m on sprint” 😂😂😂
This was more wholesome and heartwarming than it had any right to be
Right?
This 3min long masterpiece filled me such intense joy and relaxation, like something actually bright just happened in my life. I feel like we need more of these people from Canada and Vermont)
Go on, Andrew, you are reaching new heights here!
Aw this made me tear up a little. Definitely been there. Its kinda awesome to see those kind little communities
This reminds me of the time I got really deep in thought with this guy in a subnautica subreddit thread. He basically said that life is so random, and it will only get worse, and then I told him that people like him are the people who I appreciate the most, since they already have the experience that I will get, and it gives me resilience just knowing what’s going to happen next. He said that his eyes just opened up, and he complimented me for my age at the time. It was so wholesome, I just have to share.
Thanks for sharing and also giving me ideas on what to reply to comments like that. That is such a good response.
@@yumine_ First, I usually start with a compliment, and then explain my own experience.
@@yumine_ I try to relate most the time, but not too much because it exposes a part of me
Bless
Not enough gets said about the real beauty of the internet. I was half expecting him to hate the syrup with the classic "ppffpHUH!"
I honestly thought I was the only person who specifically put reddit into the google search bar when I needed an answer for something. This video has enlightened me
This guy randomly pops up on my feed and my God you're talented. Just so good.
I dont nearly get enough Andrew in My feed. This is a gift😂❤
This actually made me feel more emotions than humor…dude is skilled
I have no words to express how much I enjoy and appreciate the content you make...it's profoundly hilarious every single time!
*Standing ovation*
Seems like Andre found a very special Subreddit and needed a very elaborate plan to recommend it to us
Man, this got me right in the heart. I couldnt even laugh I was just so engaged in how relatable this was. I cannot begin to express how many niche or sometimes humiliating or difficult questions I had that a random reddit thread solved for me.
There really is nothing like getting answers from real people who have all gone through the same things you have, giving sometimes tough but genuine advice about the smallest and biggest problems.
Now I always go to reddit first with questions, because I know I'm going to get something real.
The ability to all of this by yourself, or all of the parts yourself and put it together I think is the best, you do such a great job at this, I love your work, honestly you make such enjoyable content. Thank you
A man of good taste, on all acounts
The joy I felt in relating to the Reddit thing 😊. The shame I felt in understanding the ending. . .
So much shame
Wow. Such a welcoming community of fellow HD futanari gifs enjoyers that also like Maple Syrup. I feel safe.
So glad maple syrup guy got his wife and kids.
Dude, your videos are so good. The conversations are nice and quick, hilarious, and straight to the point. Thank you!
I love knowing that if I'm every in need of a hyper-specific answer to a question there's likely a subreddit with 30 active members who can answer my question from 8 years ago.
Unless somebody asks that same question, then responds to their own comment with "Nevermind, I figured it out!" without ever saying what they did.
This was a WHOLE rollercoaster of emotions, and I'm here for it.
That was deep! Great storytelling, it felt like a movie within few minutes
Im in tears dude 😂😂😂 thank you so much for keeping the bit going til the enotional end
Congrats on the 1 million buddy! Youve earned it! Great work, as always! ❤️
LMFAO the reddit effect is TOO real, bro. Love you Andrew ❤️🤟🏻
The music, the cuts, the angles, the dialogue, everything is perfect.
“Such eclectic taste”
We take reddit for granted when it comes in clutch every darn time...
Actually made me tear up... simply beautiful
This is next level! Even for Andrew
That was beautiful the power of Futanari HD GIFs
The reddit rabbit hole: informative, opinionated, often more risque than what you were gunning for.
This hit a deep spot in my heart. God bless you Andrew and Bless all super niche friendly subreddit threads, even the futanari HD ones.
This is exactly how it went when I was looking for decent starter settings for a bass compression pedal I just bought. I stumbled on a conversation from like 2012 with well-explained descriptions of every knob on it and a bunch of people saying what their setting currently were, including the style of music they played.
Only Andrew can make me tear up at the most random and ridiculous situation!
I expected him to say that the syrup is shit or something like that
I was sincerely hoping he wouldn't because that would have destroyed the moment :')
This was so beautiful. I asked about a tree years ago and it was such an amazing, wholesome experience. I got all emotional watching this.
what happened with the tree?
please tell us about the tree?!
@@tiggs03 i haven't slept for a month...
You had me at "Futanari HD Gifs"
It never ceases to amaze me how enthralling a video you can make from such of a ridiculous topic using only yourself in different angles.
Is it because they are so obscure that's why the members are civil.
Or are the members too civil that's why they stay obscure?
I'm always fascinated about social media communities that are way too "peaceful" to be part of the internet.
It's usually because the communities have good moderators. God bless those internet janitors.
if it's niche, you have to care to find it
once you care, you're already motivated to be kind
a space that is easy to enter is also easy to enter for people that are apathetic (which is the fundamental quality required to be a shitbag)
The internet back in the day was like this if you visited forums. I'm talking like 2000-2006
You’re an inspiration Andrew, one day I’ll find the right futanari HD gif that inspires me!
Why did I tear up?! Hats off to you, sir!
God my favorite skits of yours are the really wholesome ones! They don’t have to be funny exactly. But they just make me smile silently! :)
Guy managed to make the most wholesome youtube short about someone trying to find out what maple syrup to buy
I know there's the whole meme of "redditor" but dude reddits one of the most helpful things to come out of the internet, like if i ever want an opinion of a person, i just add reddit to the end of my question and 8/10 times i get better more a straightforward and honest answers from the results then i do from anywhere else
tbf this is just because of web 2.0 shenanigans and google's compromised status as an index
reddit now represents most discussions that were spread out before, "official resources" online are still rare because most the quality stuff is still behind paywalls and so won't show up
you get shitty clickbait magazine articles instead
No joke, this is probably one of my favs from this guy, and all of his stuff is awesome.
I absolutely loved this. One of my favourite videos on RUclips.
I AM ACTUALLY CRYING TEARS WHAT THE F*CK??
Mate, you are way too good at your job wtf??? My throat literally hurts from sobbing.
As someone who just recently stopped using the ultra-processed corn syrup brands and started using real maple syrup, this is super relatable
That looks like some watery ass maple syrup, poor guy got scammed.
Love all your content man. Fantastic work keep doing what you doing.
This is so unironically beautiful
This clip really hit me in the feels and made me reflect on how quickly time passes by and how the little things in life truly do matter. It made me realize how insignificant we are in the grand scheme of things. That all we are is dust in the wind. It's a powerful reminder to cherish each moment and to appreciate the people and experiences in our lives because before we know it, it'll all be gone in the blink of an eye.
I never thought I'd get existential in a RUclips comment thread.
Got any good maple syrup recommendations?
@@MossB87 The most affordable and available one is the best one.
And also to be kind and thoughtful in these seemingly insignificant little pieces of ourselves that we leave all over the place and time.
This wasn't the usual comedy skit. This made me cry.
This is hands down your best video yet.
Thanks for shining light into the hyper niche of maple syrup-futanari enjoyers, we are always outcasted and in need of representation in media.
What is an Andrew Rousso?
FUTANARIHD gifs LMFAOOO
This might be one of the best skits I've ever seen on RUclips. Well done.
Best possible ad for Reddit, Andrew is always spot on !
God knows how many secrets subreddits knows...might as well know who let the dogs out
this was absolutely amazing. job done
That's the best short movie ever made, I enjoy my day better now ~
I told myself I wouldnt go back to reddit. I said that I didn't need to know anything more about water but goddamnit now I'm trying to garden in my backyard and I don't know the first thing about raising a tree while watching hd futanari gifs.
All the effort just to pour over a couple Eggos *Chef's Kiss*, I'll bet this guy puts International Delight Creamer in his artisanal, small batch, slow roasted coffee.
I feel so seen and valued.
Bro, why did you make this so beautiful.