Fascinating analysis, not what I expected from this channel but considering this has been a favorite show of mine since Northernlion mentioned it in an Isaac let's play back in 2019, but this obviously welcome regardless. I always considered the joke to come from the repeating theme of Character A being completely delusional, effectively acting and being perceived as an overimaginitive entitled child, and whereas Character B in the situation typically accepts these delusions as fact due to the sheer confidence of Character A's delivery or rather an emphasis on the absurd that accompany an exaggerated unspoken universal aberration in social norms and contorted ideas of common courtesy relative to how society would function in real life, in this sketch however, it seemed the delusions were motivated largely by money alone, and considering the rigid lack of flexibility regarding what is and isn't possible according to the laws of physics, the participants and team involved in producing Danny Green's convoluted game would inevitably receive the same instructions until the impracticality became for lack of a better word, a metal wall that was too obstructive to move around, through or somehow zip over it, and the game was canned or the lights went out. This perspective regarding Musk is interesting, and something I hadn't considered. To be honest, I am generally not that fond of this sketch, but hopefully inspecting it through a lens that might be more relevant to the current political/economic state of the western world, I might gain some additional appreciation for it. Watching this video, I thought of the consistent lies that Musk propogates on twitter, particularly the less serious ones (unlike seas of false community notes suggesting biased and false information), such as the unprecedented abundance of bots that are able to (and encouraged to) exist solely due to poor infrastructure and the format of Blue, originating from a dire need for an alternate source of revenue and potential paywall for perceived authenticity (B.S.!!!), yet ultimately filling the replies of each mildly popular tweet with bots promoting frivoulous tchotchkes and irrelevant NSFW accounts. I see constant tweets from Musk and his cohorts regarding the immense decrease in bots, yet it would seem that this has no backing, and despite being refuted by certain community notes on his own posts and proven further by the very same irrelevant bot replies that pay a fee for increased visibility and interactions, he does not concede an inch. The extension called Block the Blue (I think that's the name) has grown massively popular and exists from a desire of a wanted commodity, being to make the people who participate in the delusions, who are willingly reinforcing them regardless of their degree of awareness, essentially out of sight and out of mind, along with their toxic sentiments that are not based in reality. Finally, I was curious if you thought that the parallels and/or symbolism you pointed out could have their relevance substantiated by the relatively recent issues with the UAW strike and the damage that Detroit (Tim's place of origin) might suffer from regarding the potential decline of the Big Three following the automotive strike and the increased prominence of the EVs, primarily spearheaded by Tesla, among a few other companies.
Please review every episode from season 3! You PROMISED you would! I know these sketches by heart and watching you review them makes me feel like im watching them for the first time!
Very good take. I always thought when he says ,"the wall that HE BUILT" was some sort of way to get out of insurance liability lol
"Totally frictionless. What do you think? Cool?" my favorite line for some reason.
Metalloid maniac is clearly about my QA analyst who is slow AF but his boss regales how awesome he is.
Fascinating analysis, not what I expected from this channel but considering this has been a favorite show of mine since Northernlion mentioned it in an Isaac let's play back in 2019, but this obviously welcome regardless. I always considered the joke to come from the repeating theme of Character A being completely delusional, effectively acting and being perceived as an overimaginitive entitled child, and whereas Character B in the situation typically accepts these delusions as fact due to the sheer confidence of Character A's delivery or rather an emphasis on the absurd that accompany an exaggerated unspoken universal aberration in social norms and contorted ideas of common courtesy relative to how society would function in real life, in this sketch however, it seemed the delusions were motivated largely by money alone, and considering the rigid lack of flexibility regarding what is and isn't possible according to the laws of physics, the participants and team involved in producing Danny Green's convoluted game would inevitably receive the same instructions until the impracticality became for lack of a better word, a metal wall that was too obstructive to move around, through or somehow zip over it, and the game was canned or the lights went out. This perspective regarding Musk is interesting, and something I hadn't considered. To be honest, I am generally not that fond of this sketch, but hopefully inspecting it through a lens that might be more relevant to the current political/economic state of the western world, I might gain some additional appreciation for it. Watching this video, I thought of the consistent lies that Musk propogates on twitter, particularly the less serious ones (unlike seas of false community notes suggesting biased and false information), such as the unprecedented abundance of bots that are able to (and encouraged to) exist solely due to poor infrastructure and the format of Blue, originating from a dire need for an alternate source of revenue and potential paywall for perceived authenticity (B.S.!!!), yet ultimately filling the replies of each mildly popular tweet with bots promoting frivoulous tchotchkes and irrelevant NSFW accounts. I see constant tweets from Musk and his cohorts regarding the immense decrease in bots, yet it would seem that this has no backing, and despite being refuted by certain community notes on his own posts and proven further by the very same irrelevant bot replies that pay a fee for increased visibility and interactions, he does not concede an inch. The extension called Block the Blue (I think that's the name) has grown massively popular and exists from a desire of a wanted commodity, being to make the people who participate in the delusions, who are willingly reinforcing them regardless of their degree of awareness, essentially out of sight and out of mind, along with their toxic sentiments that are not based in reality. Finally, I was curious if you thought that the parallels and/or symbolism you pointed out could have their relevance substantiated by the relatively recent issues with the UAW strike and the damage that Detroit (Tim's place of origin) might suffer from regarding the potential decline of the Big Three following the automotive strike and the increased prominence of the EVs, primarily spearheaded by Tesla, among a few other companies.
Please review every episode from season 3! You PROMISED you would! I know these sketches by heart and watching you review them makes me feel like im watching them for the first time!
3 days in a row? Wow!
Nice suit man!
Please analyze every sketch for this show
Please please PLEASE do the tables sketch
Fascinating analysis.
I'm gonna have to watch season 3 again.
What a unique take. I'm here for it.
living for this analysis!
YESSSSSS I was waiting on this!!!!
yeah. I remenber that show is so werid but some how it try to me something deep.
QUIBI MENTION! ! !