Adult Conversations With Carl and Perry - Stay in your Lane/Work Performance 🚗 ⬛ 👔
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I love how COPPA gives these two an almost dystopian universe, they can’t say certain things and need to deflect, saying someone was removed for “unrelated performance issues” cannot express certain things, they have to keep their conversations easily understandable and mundane, it’s almost like animation with COPPA is an actual dystopian future
Not to mention the all-seeing eye at the end, and the fact that all of the cars inched forward the exact same distance at the exact same time at set intervals (yes, even the gag floating car). It’s almost as if 1984 was retold with grayscale polygons instead of people.
It might as well be the future of youtube with how bad the management still is lmao
@@jc___underscore___ reminds me of A Wrinkle In Time, the dystopian "utopia" they reach at the end. Everything is held in perfect sync and conformity by stringent control and a plethora of invasive rules, and terrible punishment for any egress...all controlled by an "all knowing" brain entity.
Isn’t that like China?
@@bleachigo990
Please stop saying such depressingly true things that I can't do anything about.
(Actually don't, it's important that someone says this, but I still don't like hearing/reading it.)
Imagine being such a talented storyteller that you can properly convey Existential Despair through a grey box with a monotone TTS voice
The way Perry replied "Of course, Carl" to Carl's request, I actually heard legit emotion.
Looking forward to more of Perry and Carl.
This is then followed up in a post credits scene i think you should watch
It felt almost... sad
He’s beginning to regain what Coppa made him lose
He’s beginning to regain emotion
He’s beginning to regain… himself
@@clodolcmidnights837 can't let that happen or he'll lose his benefits at [INSERT WORKPLACE NAME HERE]
Or when Carl said "I need my job Perry" it actually sounded like Carl was in some distress
Note there is only one lane in the road. This symbolized that in the world of Carl and Perry, there is only one truly acceptable path for society and its civilians.
It hits a bit too close as life can sometimes be like that
And one cube managed to ascent this lane and become something else.... Or just got himself a floating car upgrade... Both are possible.
TerminalMontage started a critic to COPPA and later produced an entire lore about it, Simply amazing!!
I never thought it would actually become a series
They are surprisingly endearing for colourless shapes using tts
Indeed
Not to mention how oddly hilarious it is despite not having actual jokes
I want more, it's just so good
More than the animation, I feel that the most important thing is the message of the video, since many times labor relations are complicated in an environment where a lot depends on how you behave and how you react to certain people.
Thank you!
Especially when your superiors put you in no win situations and expect you to somehow win. No matter what you do, you lose. And somehow it's your fault that the situation even came up lol
Uhh...
Facts so true all the time Bluefrok
Especially since that's basically all there is in this universe. It's all just interactions, and that means that probably a lot is hanging on how well you perform these interactions.
1:30 I absolutely lost it when I saw the car behind them take off!
And seeing it still in traffic at 2:08 in the air made it even better
I dident even notice that , that's amazing
I thought they were going to skip traffic by flying over, but I guess they can’t completely break their programming.
I want to hug them both... life is rough
Those are some pretty sharp corners
A recent post makes me think there’s going to be new Carl and Perry plushes, so you actually can.
Unless you don’t like buying merch.
Don't, you'll transform into a square and become boring
This against the COPPA rules
aw so sweet
I like how when Carl says he's been inconsistent, the buildings behind him break continuity.
Good eye!
Honestly, the only thing I noticed was that one car in the background ascending into the air
@@setriza4649 just got to that actually,
@@TerminalMontage heh... Good *eye* 👁️
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This man took a rectangle and a cube and is currently making lore about these 2 characters in a seemingly dystopian world, bravo.
Dystopia? What are you talking about? This sounds like current-day capitalism to me!
@@Adowrath yea but current day capitalism has yet to insert fully functioning eyes in its skyscrapers, although i can definetely see musk deciding that massive surveillance eyes are the future of tesla
*current day world. ftfy
“Seemingly dystopian” is literally just modern day.
@@borisvanderhof8952 Fair, honestly I had paused and scrolled to the comments right before the big eye came up lol.
The amount of empathy is strong in this one.
When he said "INSERT QUOTE HERE", I felt that...
[insert reply here]
[insert another reply here]
[insert confused reply here]
[insert strange reply here]
[insert encouraged response here to verify replies were notated]
/p
Oh god that “Of course, Carl” felt so real for an a text to speech
Won’t lie, this felt like a cross between a peace of surrealist art and an uncomfortably familiar episode of the twilight zone. Brilliant work, as usual.
And just like Twilight Zone, it gives a semi-obscure commentary on the current or possible future state of the world.
Ikr
I will forever be amazed at the fact that Jeremy took what was quite literally the most bland, uninteresting concept that a human could think of in history and made it intriguing enough for us to beg for more.
Never change.
This is fascinating what are you talking about lmao
Only TerminalMontage can breath life and personality into characters that weren't supposed to have it in the first place
I love how there is still a surreal sense of humor despite how lifeless and consumed by bureaucracy the Carl and Perry world is.
It’s like playing paper fold football in an office cubicle when the boss isn’t looking.
I personally think we are in the mind of a depressed person when we watch the vid. Notise how sometimes stuff just... doesnt mesh well with its surroundings, just to glitch out and turn into somthing that does. The funny flying car doesnt get mentioned or notised at ALL. The billboard at 1:47 for a brief moment is filled with a blurry bright neon color before beig plastered with a very depressing ad. As if carl's brain is trying its best both to make him snap out of this depressing though cycle, and keep him in. Thats my theory tho
@@MrMoron-qn5rx i noticed that before,it's some kind of pink thing,an colorful,bright and extremely happy color,something that this COPPA thing doesn't allow
Also 1:36
3:45 But the boss is always looking.
I think this is what Kafaka-esque looks like with modern asthetics
Just bland enough to destroy my mind, but eventful enough to keep me on the edge of my seat for the drama.
Indeed
The random flying car at 2:08 got a chuckle out of me for juxtaposing the mood
You can actually see the same car take off at 1:33
This is actually an adult conversation that a lot of people can learn from. Even as I look at it, supposedly self aware as I am. Have to look at this and myself. It's a good exercise to do generally
dang even Satan agrees through the likes
the "would you assume custody of my (nothing) if i lose my employment", followed by the long pause, and then "of course", actually broke me. It's like they're self aware of the world they live in, yet still have lives/personalities that expand past the limits of Coppa
Damn, this really hits different. It seems familiar since it hits close to reality, but also a sense of dread even tho it’s an animation, kinda caught me off guard and it really shows how amazingly done this entire video was. The narrative puts so much personality in literal geometric shapes
That part about "assuming custody of my [NOTHING]" really kinda hit hard for me. After toiling away in this job for god knows how long, he still has nothing to claim as an important milestone in his life. I seriously think that's a nuanced line - he says that as if it's *expected* of him to have some sort of thing to ask his trusted friend to look after should he lose his job, but the grim reality is that besides his job, what _does_ he have? It's clear his life has fully formed around being a just another "block" (hence the character designs) in the corporate world.
Or maybe I'm doing that thing literature teachers do where they look for meaning where there is none, lmao
Nah dude you're right on it, I think you just bothered to engage with this intellectually and emotionally rather than just thinking it was funny because TerminalMontage lol
I'm starting to think Carl's [NOTHING] is just a way to avoid naming whatever they feel important for their life. (I know Carl is a man name, but I dont feel confident to refer as "He" to a square)
@@jerem6057 man you’re cool
I just thought the [NOTHING] was a reference to his pet (or lack thereof since COPPA doesn't allow discussion of pets) in the original COPPA animation
@@toastr1255 This is correct Jeremy even liked a comment of someone saying glad his pet is doing okay and being fed. While Jeremy also liked this comment so obviously he liked this interpretation of an idea of how this sentence could mean. So you over analyzed but you done a very well analyzation @DONKAGE!
Despite being deliberately vague (or maybe specifically because it's vague), these stories feel relatable in the most uncomfortable sense. This sensation that we're meandering through our lives, our concerns occupied with the roles we must fulfill instead of personal enrichment, becomes a scary reality as we grow older. Yet despite the cynical flavor, there's a little bit of comfort found in Carl and Perry being good enough friends to support each other in this dull time.
And all of it because of the idiocy that is COPPA. All the hats off to you, Jeremey, for creating such a fascinating little series!
Thank you!
I definitely agree.
Wait what is COPPA doing to make our lives dull, or are those two unrelated?
@@superdimento7752 it started as COPPA trying to destroy artistic spirit
By the looks of it, Carl and Perry have evolved to be Jeremy's political pressure Valve
@@nidhogg8446 #CarlAndPerry do not necessarily reflect the views of the creators. :) that would be too limiting.
I like how the background kinda describes how carl is feeling without any emotion in his voice. He is obviously stressed, this is really nice work Terminal!
I recently finished reading 1984 and I’ve actually noticed this series is so similar in concept from what I’ve gathered.
A dystopian world where the people above control what civilization does, say, or think and if they were to do anything that steps out of line, they would disappear and erased from history.
If Carl and Perry somehow goes down a similar route, I’d love to see them become aware of the situation and try to tear down the messed up society that they live in and was caused by the higher ups/COPPA and they become their own people and be who they wanna be. Heck, I’d love to see what the two would look like if they no longer had to “obey” COPPA’s standards.
Looks like someone knows how obvious parodies work!
@@t_darcat1932 where was it stated that it was a parody? There’s a bunch of dystopian type settings that follow the idea of someone controlling others in media that it could very much be a coincidence that they share a similar plot. After all, this started as a jab to COPPA itself, not as a parody to a book you read in high school.
If it is *confirmed* by TerminalMontage himself, I will admit I was wrong. But until then, we don’t know since he hasn’t told us the full story yet.
Honestly, as much as I love Something About...
I'm way more appreciative and excited towards Carl and Perry. It's a really good way to help filter out the viewpoints and perspectives. You ever heard of the whole gimmick, where you flip a coin to help you pick between 2 choices, and while the coin is falling and is close to landing, in that moment right as it reaches the end, you figure out what you really wanted all along? Or rather as the coin falls, you find yourself realizing what you're secretly hoping it lands on? And how the coin lands is irrelevant because you're using the coin as a way to figure out how you feel?
Carl and Perry is sorta like that for me. As I have to fill in the blanks myself, it helps me become more clear of my leanings and gives me the opportunity to reassess if these feelings are one to be held or challenged. It's a good mental exercise and these videos help spur that along. I honestly hope for more of these over time rather than such strong focus on Something, but alas I know better lol.
Keep up the good work brother.
This is beautiful
Or maybe something, I don't know. Redededde plop bah bah bah **blows raspberry** RRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE **jumps out of window**
*Socrates has entered the chat*
Just do everything a "normal person" wouldent do. Also defy everything relating to our body of government as well the people. Only trust yourself as you ponder about real problems the 1st one being how incompatent everyone is and how logically wrong everyone is. We been alive for how long and we can barely function as a society. Half the really society doesent even function it just exists. There is only you. Cuz no1 else can think at your capacity. To ask why, to ask when, to ask how. To ask what are we doing wrong, to simply go beyond the normal things we think.
I personally agree. Carl and Perry bring up real world issues and do it in an odd way. Nothing is specific, but if you understand what they are saying, its incredibly deep and almost worrying.
"Welcome to the World of Progress and Adult Conversations with Carl and Perry."
Sometimes, it's refreshing to have something down to earth on a wacky, meme filled channel like this. Keep up the good work! 👍
Indeed
And even then, you still can't free yourself from the ocasionally random stuff such as that suddenly flying car.
YEAH
@Don't Read My Profile Photo nobody wants to
@@kirimusse
What's up?
I've said it once and I'll say it again, this is actually kind of terrifying in a way. The last video made me feel that way, and this video made me feel the same. The random instances of the world glitching, such as the car that randomly starts floating in the background at 1:31, and the appearance of color for a split second during the scene with the advertisement in the background, and not to mention the end credits scene. All in all, the world that Terminal Montage is creating actually feels like a proper horror/Dystopian setting, and I can't wait to see more. My new favorite series lol
I work in the pharmacy. Seeing that sign about health insurance then hearing Carl’s dilemma hit too close to home. I hear/see this almost every day.
I've become more attached to these characters than I would like to admit.
Indeed
Yessir
It's good to know that Perry has Carl's back when it comes to his [NOTHING]. Hopefully Carl can get through these hard times soon.
Honestly, Perry is an absolute homie. I hope I can be as good of a friend as Perry is.
His [NOTHING] is in reference to his pet. I’m episode one, Carl has a pet and censors it, calling it [NOTHING] instead. That’s the only thing that would make sense. Carl doesn’t want his pet to die if he can’t take care of it. Being loaded up with drugs to make himself happy and being scared that the one thing he remotely cherishes won’t make it without him. Carl’s nausea has even prevented him from eating (as seen in EP 2). I wouldn’t think it to be far-fetched if being terminated from your workplace would equate to certain death. I also wouldn’t be surprised if this is from Carl’s perspective, the world slowly deteriorating around him as his list of prescriptions grows and his psyche is whittling to its last bits due to workplace stress. The building with an eye might even indicate that Carl believes he’s being closely watched. He know what corporate did to the other guy. Now the only thing stopping them is him. He’s their next target.
@@microcoin8789 goddamn, this used to be a commentary on coppa! Now its all about mental/phisical health and how nowadays its much harder to take care of it, to the point its been romanticised to the point certain types of people claim to have mental illnesses just to feel better. The worst part is i feel this series wont have a happy ending. Just like we are dealing with now.
We even see proof of what you claim with the glitch we see after funny car starts floating. A burst of color in a spot where a ad would be, only to be replaced with a generic ad. That could represent a part of his psyce trying its very best to break free, but being buried in nielism as soon as its in sight. We might actually see a therapy episode soon.
These two grey rectangles are more charismatic than the vast majority of politicians today. Love em!
There is just something so relatable about Carl and Perry. They invoke a [insert feeling here] into me, and make me ponder about [insert life issue here] without going over the top or over staying their welcome. [Insert gesture of gratitude here], Terminal.
If anyone should tell me that this is greatest Adult Sitcom I have ever seen, then so be it tell me because this is truly a masterpiece.
Indeed
More of a drama, right? I personally didn't laugh even once, to me it was serious and insightful, but I think since this was posted to this channel specifically, people are predisposed to laugh and expect something silly, you know?
@@nvrndingsmmr I did find the [insert prescription drug here] spam a bit funny in a dark humor sort of way.
This is the greatest adult sitcom you have ever seen
This is definitely a Adult conversation classic!
A true classic indeed
Indeed
I love the use of “redacted” words. It’s feels like a sort of balance where you can just barely understand what they’re talking about, but it’s never specific enough to feel comfortable. It’s loose enough that you can interpret it in many ways.
I don't know how many times I've come back to this video. There's something so... familiar and captivating about it, specially with "Work Performance", that I find strangely soothing. Plus, I love Carl and Perry's friendship, it really feels genuine and wholesome.
This just keeps getting deeper and deeper. Poor Carl and his [INSERT PRESCRIPTION DRUG] addiction and his need to keep working as a [INSERT PROFESSION HERE] just to keep him alive and well. I hope Perry takes care of his [NOTHING] if [SOMETHING] happens to Carl.
Honestly, it might not even be an addiction, especially considering it's referred to as "Prescription" rather than "Recreational". It could very well be that he's taking Depression, Anxiety, Diabetes, ADHD, pain, and various other medications. And saying someone's addicted to that is like saying they're addictied to drinking water.
@@bluesbest1 Those type of medication still cause dependency. Which do devolve into addiction.
I mean, I literally met someone who suffered from regular migraine and headaches. Over the (many many) years they started to develop a dependency on Tylenol (Ibuprofen in general). And I would said that they pretty much have an addiction at this point. It is under control currently. But it is scary, it's such a mild medicine. But the effect on your mind is the scary part, since it's not really the pill, is how your mind deforms arround your idea of yourself and your relationship with said pill
@@sebastiangudino9377 Please don't spread disinformation like this.
Mistrusting medication in general is a very unhealthy and potentially dangerous mindset.
There are a massive amount of different pharmaceuticals out there, for a lot of different use cases. All of them have different effects and threat of dependency. Stimulants have not a single reported case of dependancy developed from prescription usage. Antidepressants are not considered even capable of starting addiction. Neither is ibuprofen and though both have the potential to start dependancies, that risk is more than worth it under professional help, considering the very real threat of emotional, psychological, and physical harm by abstinence.
@@DerAnanasbaum I was not trying to give any type of advice dude. The person in questions was indeed under prescription (allegedly). But I'm pretty sure they eventually started self medicating.
ALWAYS follow your doctor's advice!!
I was just recalling this one case. If anything the moral is to never self medicate
@@sebastiangudino9377Dude, I don’t know where you and OP get the “self medication” and addiction part from this, but there are people who literally need an extensive list of medication to literally survive. As a kidney transplant recipient, I literally need to take a large list of medication to avoid transplant rejection otherwise I either die or go back to dialysis. Insurance loss is a real fear for people who need crucial medication and will do almost anything to maintain it.
He asks Perry to take care of his "nothing". In the first episode Carl was going to show Perry his pet. But since pets weren't allowed on "adult content" the pet disappeared and Carl amended the word pet to "Nothing".
I love how the car floats up, but still waits his turn in traffic.
Also Carl has a great friend, I wish I had someone to look after my [nothing] after being removed from my position as a [Insert job Role] due to [insert un-realated Performance issues].
I feel like a special niche has been hit here. In a world where it's so easy to feel alone, seeing Carl and Perry, unique yet not unique, in a world where they are not quite alone...
It's oddly comforting.
I’d say it’s more terrifying than comforting, but I suppose the fact that these two characters can still find the will to live despite being stripped of nearly everything of enjoyment shows that despite how miserable we are we too can continue living.
One ticket please to "Adult conversation with Carl and Perry".
Hmm
Make it two tickets
🙏
@@SavageReaperRed Make it three
This is an interesting series. As time goes on, Carl and Perry's world starts to change and convert to a more colorful point of view
One day it may return to the Kirbo world it once was
you don't need complicated character designs to tell good stories.. well done!
2:07
The casual airplane that’s actually a car sneaking into frame is so genius. The fact that you somehow found a way to be creative while following COPPA to the absolute letter is just amazing.
Even though this entire animation is supposed to be bland and unmoving, only using grays and whites to show the neutrality of the environment, I love this. It’s very well animated and the creativity of just two bricks talking about adult life works so well.
This man made a heartfelt, introspective, funny, and genuinely wonderful piece of art, all from some grey cubes and some text to speech dialog. This man has talent like I have never seen.
Who knew that I could relate to two grayscale boxes on so many levels? I feel that’s what it’s like trying to live a sustainable life. You’re just apart of this existing fixed world, staying in your lane, trying to just make ends meet, and you’re just stuck in this greyscale world trying to find some color/meaning to your life.
2:34 Glad that Carl’s -pet- Nothing untroduced in the first COPPA vid is doing well and being well fed.
The nothing pet
I thought it was talking about his -child- nothing instead of a -pet-nothing
TM has always been known for his hilarious comedic setup skills and animation style, but damn he's a master at setting moods and maintaining a tone throughout his videos. Everything agrees with itself thematically and it's a simple technique but it gives so much to the content.
Edit: the best example of this being that everything in this particular installment is made to be very rigid, flat, and mundane. Lack of color, everything being made up of sharp-edged polygons, even the music being a dead ambience with no other significance than it filling the silence. TTS voice generators, this is as plain as it gets. And that fact is what makes sequence breaks so much more impactful. I.e, the flash of color about 2 minutes into the video. Cool to think about.
Thank you! [:
I actually found the music pretty unsettling. It doesn't just fill the silence, it fills it with a conspicuous, unclear, undefined emotion. Like... an impatient mundanity? No, that's not quite right.
It's very hard to describe, but it fits really well into the dystopian feel.
...a conspicuous, impatient, bored meaninglessness?
What flash
@@saffron584
The one that is of color (as in, not grey/black/white), and at about 2 minutes into the video. Just check the freaking video, it's right there.
@@saffron584 1:36 is the flash
This is distressingly accurate, it even gave me the kind of existential crisis that work gives me every time I realise I'll never make it out of working class or be able to afford a house.
It's really interesting how things slowly have started getting more bizarre and interesting in a world forced into dullness like this one! from the flash of color on the billboard, before quickly being overtaken by the dull blandness of advertisement, to the floating car that is still refusing to break from its ever-marching path, despite any physical thing to stop it from moving as it wishes. Finally, that giant all-seeing COPPA-eye on the skyscraper is both foreboding and could be wonderfully meaningful!
Imagine if Carl and Perry start showing emotion and care to the point that this eye fully notices them, and they have to push back to the point that they become truly unique, turning back into what they truly were (Carl returning to their existence as Kirbo, and Perry perhaps becoming someone new? maybe Luigi, considering how close the two are connected, as well as Perry's greater height compared to Carl.).
Maybe the two will remain as they are, yet still let themselves... be themselves. Nothing to truly hold them back, but not becoming someone else entirely. Carl would truly become unique and separate from the Kirbo they were made from, rather than a blanded down facsimile of a person they were forced into being.
Wow Perry is such a chad, willing to take custody of Carl’s [n o th i n g]. That’s a big responsibility to take on. How adult.
Whatever it is, it must be important somehow.
The 'nothing' is a callback to the first video. Carl has a pet, but COPPA doesn't allow references to pets, so instead of saying "this is my pet", Carl says "this is my nothing".
Everybody talking about how profound our bois in grey are but nobody mentioning how Perry is the real homie for being willing to take custody of Carl's [nothing] if he ever loses employment
I mean, [nothing] is a lot of responsibility, you need to [insert responsibility], [insert responsibility] and even [insert responsibility].
Wow this is one of the most interesting and beautiful animations ever made. There is so much color and ummm… goodness. This is such a sad and amazing story, it is so creative, I have not seen a single animation better than this. And the sound design is on point, the fun bopping tunes just in the background that quickly turns intense yet still cheerful during fight scenes. And the character evolution is on point, it is perfectly paced. The characters voices are just great as well they just fit the characters perfectly. Overall this is literally the best animation that I have ever seen… EVER!!!
I can’t explain it; I’m captivated by this video. You’ve always made awesome content, but this is the one singular video you made that I’ve had to rewatch immediately after seeing it the first time, and then rewatched again to see if the magic was still there. I think it’s the blanks you left that drew me back, as the first time you watch it, you’re just observing the conversation of two people talking about work stress and problems while remaining very vague about all the details that mattered, but after watching it again, I just replaced those blanks with things that would apply to me personally, and as the conversation went on, it became more surreal and dreadful, as it indicates that this is the road that ALL of us are going down. That this is a conversation that is going to happen, if it hasn’t happened already. The line where Carl mentions his superior, where it’s a distorted sound effect rather than a blank hit me especially, because I’ve had bosses that I never wanted to think about during and outside of work, and that even their name was enough to instill dread for me. It’s so apparently dark while still holding on to the comedy of two shapes talking about apparently nothing.
Good video, dude.
Thank you. While writing this, I wanted to keep it as vague as possible for this reason, so the conversation could take on a new meaning to the viewer as they filled in the blanks. I hope you have a Perry in your life to support you during the difficult moments.
This episode of “Adult conversations with Perry and Carl” was rather informative. I would love to see more of these in the future. Also, this seems to be set in a dystopian world similar to that of “1984” where you are always being watched. In this case, the giant eye looking down from a high-rise building.
it seems similar to the dystopian world of right now
This is why so many people joke on the internet about "Literally 1984".
I should read it someday ...
@@sanaki_gamer2026 that’s not why people joke about it. You didn’t even read it. 1984 is about when I got banned from free ham sandwich day
@@sanaki_gamer2026 it's a really good book, and it shows the consequences of censorship and how much control the government could hold through targeted news and propaganda. It's honestly scary even when you think of how some things overlap w our lives right now
I won't say we are living 1984 because I haven't read it, but we are in what is known as late stage capitalism
This seems serious. I’m glad Perry is such a good friend to help Carl.
Indeed
You mean, COPPA-fied Kirbo?
whatever happened to that coworker must have been very bad, because their name was completely censored while perry and carl are allowed to use their names freely
This is absolutely amazing, from the tension of the music to the subtle little breaks in continuity.
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Imagine watching while in traffic
1:59 I have 2 questions.
1 what does that loud sound represent?
2 how do you get the closed captions to look like that?
@@hey_how_are_ya the loud sound was Carl trying to say someone else's name besides Perry and it got distorted for some reason. The captions were probably made with a zalgo text generator.
Don't mind if I do!
Carl making me scared with his adult realism.
He's scared of losing his job and everything spiraling out of control from there on out, and unfortunately that's a very real thing that happens nonstop.
This is truly a very adult conversation. Not meant for kids.
That hit hard. For me especially the part where camera slowly transitions from busy highway to the stars. It makes their dull, boring life seem insignificant compared to the infinite unreachable and beautiful stars.
Something i've noticed and really like is how VERY real these conversations are. Even in this dystopian world Carl and Perry are trying to talk around their limited dialogue and they've even managed to make it work but like the video shows in its expressions of color on the billboard, zalgo text and [censored] individuality, its almost as if that individuality or at least Carl's atm, almost wants to violently come out. I'm really curious to see what will happen in future episodes!
Man this is super funny for adults, I love this show!
Yeah, 'for adults'.
Sorry, humor is only for kids. The COPPA police are at your door to take your “adult steaks.”
It's funny, but I don't see how Its adult. But, I think thats the funny part...
*super relatable.
Unironically, I really love this series. Good way to keep the audience on their toes :)
like a deadly reminder of what could youtube become...
1:30 the car behind carl and perry just ascends to heaven bruh...?
2:09 you can see it again.
I'd honestly like to see more of these. It really helps to broaden my thought process's on these kind of subjects.
I’m loving the hints about a dark side to this universe! Also the pet nothing, lol
existential horror is COPPA approved
Hey at least he isn't being fined!
@@dazcar2203 "Of course, Carl" displayed an amount of emotional warmth typical to be shown to children, our experts team has questionned whether a piece of lovecraftian-cyberpunk was suitable to a children audiance, and have therefore been immediately [peacefully assimilated] into our hive-sphere to prevent further inconvenience of the kind.
We apologize for the inconvenience and will soon after classify this content as "children-oriented".
Carl and Perry are my two new favorite characters of this show.
I mean this is the peak content that nobody else could see. I mean who wouldn't want to see two blocks talking to each other in a car? Its brilliant.
This is really good, hits too close to home too. It’s oddly comforting being able to see them discussing tough topics that can apply to the real world as well, and I also really enjoyed the music too, it added to that dreary outlook when the camera panned to the empty sky. This is really well done considering it’s a massive difference from the something series.
I can't believe how much this helped me see a different perspective in multiple situations in my life. Carl and Perry is so mind-boggingly odd, that my brain tries to relate it to so many things and I end up learning something where there is nothing. It's incredibly intriguing. You're mind is a crazy place TM. I ponder what it'd be like to see and experience those crazy, awesome thoughts in full ^^
Thanks for making so much amazing content for us over the years! Stay Hydrated and Have a Great Day!
I love these so much! Interesting to see two blocks drive around the block!
I see what you did there
@@testentity1.0gaming95 i dont, im blind
@@blekiscooler then you wouldn't have been able to see my comment.
@@testentity1.0gaming95 umm yes I would, im blind not deaf 🙄😒
@@blekiscooler Although I probably already understand what you mean by that, I would like you to explain what you meant by that in case I'm wrong.
I’m invested in this world now. The friendship between Carl and Perry, the eye that watches from above. I want to know MORE!
But seriously though, this is really cool what you’ve done with your rectangles that weren’t even supposed to be characters who are now in an interesting dystopia with their own problems.
idk what it is, but something about this video... It's simultaneously soothing and comforting, and eerie and creepy. Like it hits a weird gap, in more ways then one, it's indescribable, and almost unreal. And though this is just an animation, consisting of very basic ideas, shapes, and speech, it feels like anything but that. Bro this thing gives me chills in ways i didn't think were possible, like a glitch in the matrix, a broken piece of reality, almost as if I have ascended in some way.
Bro idk what I'm even on about, but I find this series of pictures and sounds to be enjoyable, please continue to produce, as I would like to experience more.
This just hits super hard. I look forward to Carl and Perry at the same length I await any other video you make. Deep in the land of funnies, you still have the longing need of SOMETHING to make sense.
This is one of those things that does. Thanks for that, Jeremy.
Oh boy oh boy, I sure do love watching the adult conversations between Carl and Perry
I really love how your able to talk about actual ideas and opinions that adults deal with on a regular basis but not make it come off as overly condescending or annoying. Good work as always.
Thank you so much!
@michaldenostradame he’s the co-producer of the Carl and Perry series
Carl and Perry feel like people who have lived their whole life in a brutal dystopia, and although still having human hearts, speak entirely in newspeak as a matter of course
I really love when [insert character here] was all like [insert dialogue here]! And that ENDING! It was so [insert strong emotion here]!!! Great job guys!!!
2:08 dude, I burst out laughing seeing the car having noticed it earlier 😂😂😂 oh I love your videos!
Also very happy to be able to log meetings on timesheets and factor them into my workloads.
flying car XD
n i c e
What a riveting conversation between these two people, I can really tell that they’re the life of the party
Jeremy, I’ve studied dystopian literature for over 6 months now, and the world of Carl & Perry feels like a love letter to my soul. Thank you so much. I really enjoyed this.
I just realized when Carl asked if Perry would take care of his [Nothing], it's censored like that because he did have a pet in the first episode, but because COPPA didn't allow conversation over pets, it disappeared and he referred to it as nothing.
I must say it’s nice to see things outside of the something series for a change (not that I don’t love it) I’m really looking forward to what’s arriving in autumn! Good luck with any future animations.
Thank you!!!
@@TerminalMontage I think its amazing how you always read the comment, also your videos are soooo good :D
Thank you Carl and Perry for another insightful conversation about being an adult. I'm sorry to hear that they live in such a place where medicine is not affordable.
Yeah America sucks sometimes.
@@mwperk02 I think you meant to say "most of the time."
@@chriszamerski8335 We need more sensible individuals like Carl and Perry in America. To many people only vote with their emotions or with whatever their parents did without a single thought going through their minds.
@@mwperk02 I agree, things have gotten out of control. At this point, nothing feels right. Not one way or the other. I empathize with them a lot. This might be a bit forthcoming, but, I see things kinda like them. Just grey, emotionless. I'm not a person, I'm just a number in the corporate machine because I too need my work-provided insurance for [inset prescription here] ×4. It's too much. And sadly at this point, I feel like I'm too far gone for any professional help to work. I work, pay my taxes, get sad, repeat; and then eventually I'll die.
I'm sorry, i didn't mean to get meta. That slipped out.
@@mwperk02 I JUST CACKLED OH NO I’M GOING TO GET UNEMPLOYED FOR UNRELATED PERFORMANCE REASONS
So ridiculous and fantastic at the same time! I love this content and that you've created a world for this specific niche. You are a wonderful artist and RUclipsr. Thank you for your content and please keep it coming!
I very unironically love Carl and Perry. I am so happy to see them again.
Our first thought seeing this in our notification box: "Oh, sick! New Carl and Perry!"
Was not expecting to get so attached to this silly shape joke, but something about this just... *Works.* We guess. Also that stinger is. HOUGH. Is it bad to be... Hyped for these? We don't feel like it's intended, but these genuinely rock. Nicely done!
Some good fun with these two!
TPOT IS A GOOD SHOW
Hey ...ur first comment
@@poulex6150 totally
@@penguinpng-gj1lr maybe...
Fun ist for kids. This is informative
After rewatching the first one, I think Carl's "nothing" that he gives Perry may be referring to his -Pet-
If this was the completely original content Jeremy had been alluding to, I really wouldn't be mad. It's the limitations that COPPA provides that act as the crucible for unusually deep and relatable drama. An unexpected and refreshing juxtaposition to the Something About Series. Whatever y'all are doing, I'm here for it.
These videos are so satisfying, the simplicity and music is so calming
So you are telling me that Carl's Nothing still exists and did not just cease to exist in the first COPPA video? And he cares to keep it well even if he can't bring it up in conversations unless just to mention it? Carl is the best
Your Something Abouts are some of this the greatest entertainment that I watch… but Carl and Perry is on another level. By far one of the coolest things you do. You are the only person creative enough who could make an entirely COPA compliant video that is also one of the most unhinged and best social commentaries I’ve ever see. KEEP MAKING GOOD STUFF!!!!
Really liked how at 2:41 the TTspeech for Perry gave them a slight inflection when they agreed to look after Carl's [NOTHING] if they lose their job, almost like gaining something akin to soul after doing that.
I'm really loving this and I legitimately hope you make more of this soon!
I impressed by how you're able to make an understandable and intriguing story dispite following COPPA's """guidelines""" of making everything either unappealing or ambiguous.
And I've got a feeling that someone is gonna break a guideline at some point...
Dude, this is the DEEPEST Terminal Montage video yet, and that is AFTER I've seen the multiple parallel universes theory. Great work with this video's presentation, TM~
the end genuinely made me smile, the way he says “of course carl” hit my heart
I'm so glad this series is continuing! It's so creepy and unnerving yet so funny and interesting