Category: YouTube

So I’ve been catching up with Ye Olde Tubes of You and watched Frankie Fey‘s “The Freakiest Internet Art Iceberg Explained [Part 1]” this morning. She covered a lot of interweb meme history that even I was not aware of given that my net spaces don’t always cross over with other more bizarre areas in…

Since I consider myself something of a Gentlemen Scholar with both broad and deep interests in a variety of areas of science and other areas spanning the breadth of human experience, I would very much like to see a show, or at minimum an special episode, bringing Professor Lando together with Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson…

I’m always extremely happy when YT feeds me a video that is actually by a quality creator with something to say. A few weeks back I was presented with a video from Pillboy and he’s quite a great creator. I’m slowly going through his videography. Today was his video Barbershop Intellectualism and damn has he…

ALR is not going to last long on this LOLCow live show at all. While I haven’t watched the full actual video, the various #GORLWORLD reaction channels have provided more than enough footage to let me know the girl won’t last long now that she has no control of the narrative. With her demonetization on…

More Perfect Union dropped a great titled What Sam Altman Doesn’t Want You To Know yesterday. The more and more I see and read about Sam Altman the more and more the grift becomes apparent. All this fucking AI garbage is a R&D project that needed a few more years to decades to mature. Instead,…

I got an early Christmas present!!! One of my favorite YouTube channels, Fall of Civilizations, finally dropped the 5 1/2 hour TV-friendly version of “Persia – An Empire in Ashes”. (The podcast versions have a static image, and would cause massive burn-in on my plasma TVs!) Time to get my Achaemenid Empire freak on!!! Really….

I watched a fantastic video this evening from the YouTube Channel “matttt – comic & manga history” about the late great comic writer/artist Darwyn Cooke. I so very much loved his work. He and Ed Brubaker’s 2001 run on “Catwoman” completely took her in a 180° direction that likely has many aspects that linger in…