The Rocky- / Karate-Kid-esque warm-up regime / pre-game ritual, presented in the John Hughes-esque montage, is excellent.
The perplexed / bored cat motif (representing the viewer, which I did notice, and which you also later confirmed for us is, in fact, deliberate) is great.
The self-delusional self-importance (which exists at the heart of any online commen... more >
The Rocky- / Karate-Kid-esque warm-up regime / pre-game ritual, presented in the John Hughes-esque montage, is excellent.
The perplexed / bored cat motif (representing the viewer, which I did notice, and which you also later confirmed for us is, in fact, deliberate) is great.
The self-delusional self-importance (which exists at the heart of any online commentary, including THIS one) is aimed, dead-center, at all computer-users in existence, and is pants-pissingly funny.
The laborious struggle of the creative-process and subsequent exhilaration of accomplishment are beautifully exaggerated.
The dorkiness and lack of skills in the on-screen comment is hysterical.
The blasé condescension in the verbal quote reminds me of everyone I've ever known.
The pretentiousness of the reviewed clip, represented by the gravity of the explosion of the D.S., sums up the egos of everyone who’s ever made a film, not just the ones uploaded to the web.
You, sir, have packed an awful lot of wollop and sarcasm into this seemingly innocent-looking little 2 minutes and 9 seconds of heavy commentary posing as ‘light’ entertainment.
Congratulations and Bravo !!!
[ The music(s) is (are) really fucking cool, too. Who is (are) that (they) ? ]
The Rocky- / Karate-Kid-esque warm-up regime / pre-game ritual, presented in the John Hughes-esque montage, is excellent.
The perplexed / bored cat motif (representing the viewer, which I did notice, and which you also later confirmed for us is, in fact, deliberate) is great.
The self-delusional self-importance (which exists at the heart of any online commen... more >
The Rocky- / Karate-Kid-esque warm-up regime / pre-game ritual, presented in the John Hughes-esque montage, is excellent.
The perplexed / bored cat motif (representing the viewer, which I did notice, and which you also later confirmed for us is, in fact, deliberate) is great.
The self-delusional self-importance (which exists at the heart of any online commentary, including THIS one) is aimed, dead-center, at all computer-users in existence, and is pants-pissingly funny.
The laborious struggle of the creative-process and subsequent exhilaration of accomplishment are beautifully exaggerated.
The dorkiness and lack of skills in the on-screen comment is hysterical.
The blasé condescension in the verbal quote reminds me of everyone I've ever known.
The pretentiousness of the reviewed clip, represented by the gravity of the explosion of the D.S., sums up the egos of everyone who’s ever made a film, not just the ones uploaded to the web.
You, sir, have packed an awful lot of wollop and sarcasm into this seemingly innocent-looking little 2 minutes and 9 seconds of heavy commentary posing as ‘light’ entertainment.
Congratulations and Bravo !!!
[ The music(s) is (are) really fucking cool, too. Who is (are) that (they) ? ]
Patience is a virtue...
23 comments
Excellent Cat-editing. Smart stuff.
No, I just do the stupid ones. Those are just flat-out weird :)
gud job ah love its
(does this mean you are also one of those busty porn-chicks in the bra who comments 'I love your videos'???) ;)
That 1 was pretty gud.
you rock, as well. Your response is well met, sir.
gud job ah love its
HAH!! You rock, man. I was hoping someone would do that.
gud job ah love its
The Rocky- / Karate-Kid-esque warm-up regime / pre-game ritual, presented in the John Hughes-esque montage, is excellent.
The perplexed / bored cat motif (representing the viewer, which I did notice, and which you also later confirmed for us is, in fact, deliberate) is great.
The self-delusional self-importance (which exists at the heart of any online commen... more >
The Rocky- / Karate-Kid-esque warm-up regime / pre-game ritual, presented in the John Hughes-esque montage, is excellent.
The perplexed / bored cat motif (representing the viewer, which I did notice, and which you also later confirmed for us is, in fact, deliberate) is great.
The self-delusional self-importance (which exists at the heart of any online commen... more >