He outright said he doesn't "feel pandered too" yet spends a good chunk of the video discussing the closet tranny's character arc and going over his own in relationship, even awkwardly changes to "female pronouns" for him when it becomes "more apparent". Between repeatedly calling May a nazi I think it's obvious where he stands regardless of the recent bitchfit of Ben and the other fag being supposed hardcore lefties.
Who can forget Digi's greatest classic "K-K-Karen Farms", to me that really was the peak of his rap career.
He definitely seems to have gotten nastier since becoming a "woman."Ben just tweeted the "get some pussy and get off discord" part:
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American cartoon shows are usually very ugly, regardless of budget. A lot of people trashed the Netflix Castlevania adaptation, but I appreciated that the show looked good on a basic level.
The latter.
Even the animators themselves admit Western TV animation usually looks bad, it's actually quite interesting.
Even Touhou now? Is there a single piece of media that digi has ever consumed that he doesn't think has contributed to his tranniness or is related somehow to him being a tranny?
Is the reason the little girls in Touhou
He does have a thing for vampire lolis and has stated before that Remilia Scarlet was his favorite Touhou character.
His thesis is that trannies experience such a baseline level of suffering that a complex form of stimulation demanding one's undivided attention and subconscious effort at memorization and analysis is the only thing that can distance them from thoughts that otherwise invade their psyche. Similar things have been said of speedrunning and programming, so this isn't breaking new ground. The rest of the video is tranny babble about reading into what fan artsists have done with certain little girl characters, or other fetish aspects of the series you might expect are there for a game made by japanese weirdos for an otaku audience with an entirely female child(like?) cast.
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If that theory is true why aren't Conrad and his tranny friends playing the best regarded shmups like R-Type and Ikaruga? Why is he settling instead with simple indie games that are looked down upon by the shmup community? It's almost like they don't care about gameplay at all.
As a fan of the series I must chime in that it's legit one of the more difficult game series I have played, which is inherent to the bullet hell genre. He is right about Touhou only having vague cannon by design - it encourages fans to form their own interpretation of the characters aside from the little information there is. 90% of the fans use a collectively formed cannon though. It's not the best or even hardest Shmup there is, but as an experience the games stand out as most of the Shmup genre is sci-fi. The music is very catchy and iconic to the games and it's generally a cheerful experience besides the constant high difficulty which builds up well from stage to stage, with an extra stage to test those who get through the game without continues.
This is the guy who thinks he knows more about women's fashion than women.
Is it even confirmed that Toyosatomimi no Miko was male before being resurrected? Isn't it just a male historical figure that's "actually" a girl in the lore, like Saber in Fate Stay/Night?I highly recommend the "why do troons like touhou" video. It's fantastic. Digi is constantly reaching and coming to absolutely wild conclusions.
His central(?) thesis is that troons hate having to be self-aware and the gameplay of touhou requires a sort of mindless intuition that allows trannies to momentarily escape the hell that is thinking that you are transgender.
Other highlights include:
I struggled to not just transcribe the whole video it's legitimately bonkers. 10/10 if he starts making schizo videos like this again I'll probably start watching him again.
- "the only thing that registers them(the girls in touhou) as definitionally feminine is that they are identified as women and dress in women's attire" timestamp 11.21
- "I don't see womanhood as a direct correlation to the amount of femininity which one displays outwardly"
- "Practical femininity in dress is something that media and marketing have taken away from us." 12.50
- Digi claims that because he transitioned after living his life as a male for so long, coupled with him not having any female friends or even trans mentors, means that he's taking a first principles look at women's clothing. He really is like a scientist, only his study is dressing like a someone who might live under a bridge in LA. Digi once again showing that not only is he super special for being a troon, but he is also the most special of troons and is better at fashion than all natal women.
- "as someone not raised under the expectation of wearing women's clothes as a matter of course... I have come into women's fashion wholistically from the outside and been forced to approach it from a more logic based and culturally based standpoint" 13.15
- Because Digi has cracked the code on fashion (he resolves that wearing what's comfortable is best!) he then takes that conclusion and transplants it onto touhou. He says that all of the lolis dress in comfy and non-sexual clothing.
- Digi caps it all off by saying that this amazing series of games is written so vaguely that every touhou fan gets to just make up their own headcannons and there is really only a few lines of dialogue for each character. He essentially says that everything that he's deduced from the characters is just whatever he projects onto them, the essential troon. The series is really vague just like the concept of gender
- He also talks about what he considers to be the first "trans" character of touhou. Really it's just someone who was once a king and was reincarnated as a female. Digi goes on and on about how they are so proud of being trans that they even mention their past life as a male to taunt you.
So painfully close to self-awareness here.
To be fair, I suspect that Conrad really does experience a great deal of discomfort and perhaps even pain during his daily life. The life of an addict is not a pleasant one, after all. The reason, however, is not that he has some kind of quasi-spiritual identity struggle that was omnipresent throughout human history but only recently recognized, as troons believe, but that he has been spoiled out of his mind his whole life, and he can't bear to do even a fraction of the amount of responsibility or discomfort normal people experience all the time. Thus, any semi-normal life seems unfair compared to his own expectations.
pretty sure that's exactly what it is, but the retarded tumblr crowd have always seen historic figures that have had their canon gender changed in fiction to be "transgender" (da Vinci in Fate GO, Cagliostro in symphogear, etc)
All of his "analysis" was basically him talking about how he projects himself into whatever the subject is. He sees himself as very smart because his entire life has been nothing but coddling and getting head pats for how special he is, and he is undoubtedly eloquent, so all he does is talk about the thing he likes knows best: how everything relates to himself.I highly recommend the "why do troons like touhou" video. It's fantastic. Digi is constantly reaching and coming to absolutely wild conclusions.
His central(?) thesis is that troons hate having to be self-aware and the gameplay of touhou requires a sort of mindless intuition that allows trannies to momentarily escape the hell that is thinking that you are transgender.
Other highlights include:
I struggled to not just transcribe the whole video it's legitimately bonkers. 10/10 if he starts making schizo videos like this again I'll probably start watching him again.
- "the only thing that registers them(the girls in touhou) as definitionally feminine is that they are identified as women and dress in women's attire" timestamp 11.21
- "I don't see womanhood as a direct correlation to the amount of femininity which one displays outwardly"
- "Practical femininity in dress is something that media and marketing have taken away from us." 12.50
- Digi claims that because he transitioned after living his life as a male for so long, coupled with him not having any female friends or even trans mentors, means that he's taking a first principles look at women's clothing. He really is like a scientist, only his study is dressing like a someone who might live under a bridge in LA. Digi once again showing that not only is he super special for being a troon, but he is also the most special of troons and is better at fashion than all natal women.
- "as someone not raised under the expectation of wearing women's clothes as a matter of course... I have come into women's fashion wholistically from the outside and been forced to approach it from a more logic based and culturally based standpoint" 13.15
- Because Digi has cracked the code on fashion (he resolves that wearing what's comfortable is best!) he then takes that conclusion and transplants it onto touhou. He says that all of the lolis dress in comfy and non-sexual clothing.
- Digi caps it all off by saying that this amazing series of games is written so vaguely that every touhou fan gets to just make up their own headcannons and there is really only a few lines of dialogue for each character. He essentially says that everything that he's deduced from the characters is just whatever he projects onto them, the essential troon. The series is really vague just like the concept of gender
- He also talks about what he considers to be the first "trans" character of touhou. Really it's just someone who was once a king and was reincarnated as a female. Digi goes on and on about how they are so proud of being trans that they even mention their past life as a male to taunt you.
No originality, these troons.
He truly is the 21st Century Digital Boy.
