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Eh, pretty by the books. Safe subject too. Most everyone hates modern Simpsons, so its easy views. God, I can't stand his editor's voice though. His parents must really hate him to have never gotten him speech therapy.
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Latest I can remember was his 90's list when he admitted he was wrong about Angela Anaconda. It's a rare occurrence.How long until Enter disables youtube comments?
Also I'm curious, when was the last time Enter admitted to being wrong about a review? I know he changed his mind on some of his very early stuff but him doubling down on his irrational hatred of Rise of TMNT, not acknowledging the Mexican response to his El Tigre video, deleting his twitter to get away from criticism just makes it sound like he thinks he's right all the time by virtue of his popularity as a critic.
The guy spazzing out over "Muh Nazi dogwhistles" is a bit of a sped, but the last guy's got some decent points.And here come the comments:
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I'm especially fond of that last comment. When Star first announced this review, I pre-emptively watched the episode on my own and immediately understood the satire. Enter's mistake was trying to pick out a straightforward and serious message from a show that stopped taking itself seriously decades ago. He KNOWS everyone on the show is an idiot, most of the show's audience knows that everyone on the show is an idiot, so why does he continue to trust those idiots?
He even kinda did this topic, too:So, in this review, Enter starts complaining about "social commentary"
Yet, he has a three part "episode" in GA which is his soapbox against the school system
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I'm especially fond of that last comment. When Star first announced this review, I pre-emptively watched the episode on my own and immediately understood the satire. Enter's mistake was trying to pick out a straightforward and serious message from a show that stopped taking itself seriously decades ago. He KNOWS everyone on the show is an idiot, most of the show's audience knows that everyone on the show is an idiot, so why does he continue to trust those idiots?
In this recent video, Enter says:The crossdressing begins two sentences in:
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I think I'm starting to see it's less of a crossdressing fetish for him and more of a perceived injustice how it's ok for girls to wear boy clothing but not the other way around. I feel like his autistic mind must have latched onto this idea and grown roots since this is a very basic and easy to understand "flaw" in society that he can use to make a statement that "society bad."In this recent video, Enter says:
"It's more acceptable for girls to wear boys clothing"
Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but that might be some of his crossdressing wishes leaking through
If that is it, he's also kind of missing that most people (especially kids) regardless of gender, just don't like to wear super frilly dresses all the time. Even if clothing was no longer gendered and we didn't even have memory of a time when it was, I don't think we'd be seeing everyone running around in princess gowns and magical girl costumes like what happens in GA. There's a reason women started wearing more typically "male" things like pants, rather than men starting to put on skirts once gender equality started to progress; Pants are practical for most day to day activities and jobs, gowns are not.I think I'm starting to see it's less of a crossdressing fetish for him and more of a perceived injustice how it's ok for girls to wear boy clothing but not the other way around. I feel like his autistic mind must have latched onto this idea and grown roots since this is a very basic and easy to understand "flaw" in society that he can use to make a statement that "society bad."
Much like some people consider it a very basic and easy to understand "flaw" in society that kids can't consent to having sex with adults?I think I'm starting to see it's less of a crossdressing fetish for him and more of a perceived injustice how it's ok for girls to wear boy clothing but not the other way around. I feel like his autistic mind must have latched onto this idea and grown roots since this is a very basic and easy to understand "flaw" in society that he can use to make a statement that "society bad."
Because Enter is an autistic idiot.And here come the comments:
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I'm especially fond of that last comment. When Star first announced this review, I pre-emptively watched the episode on my own and immediately understood the satire. Enter's mistake was trying to pick out a straightforward and serious message from a show that stopped taking itself seriously decades ago. He KNOWS everyone on the show is an idiot, most of the show's audience knows that everyone on the show is an idiot, so why does he continue to trust those idiots?
He KNOWS everyone on the show is an idiot, most of the show's audience knows that everyone on the show is an idiot, so why does he continue to trust those idiots?
This is the same guy who nitpicks every little thing from Family Guy and rants about its morals despite them clearly not meant to be taken seriously most of the time. I think Enter has an issue with understanding the concept of joke morals that shows like Teen Titans Go and Family Guy do. It's telling that he thinks Stewie's "Buy drugs, there's probably a guy in your library who sells drugs," is meant to be taken seriously by people.
With these recent videos, it's astounding how Enter's managed to damn near sink back to his original quality level and bad traits. He was never a good reviewer/content creator, but right before the Growing Around Indiegogo failed, he seemed to be genuinely improving in areas. The editing was inconsistent quality-wise due to the constant editor switching, but hey, it was better than the constant audio clipping from the past. He also seemed a little calmer in his tone, which made sense seeing as one of the constant complaints he rightfully got was that he was getting too angry at TV shows.
After the fundraiser failed though, he just began undoing all those little improvements. StarGiantProductions pretty much became his main editor in addition to himself, leading to editing just as basic as Enter's beginnings. He began ramping the anger up in the newer videos, especially during his Sanjay & Craig and Sabrina reviews. And he also began shoehorning mentions of Growing Around into more of his videos, while also not being to talk about it without bringing up his detractors (hence making the "product" look worse). Then there's the onslaught of political videos, which only served to alienate (and still alienates) his audience. He's back to where he started, only in HD and with better audio quality.
Again, is he trying to gain subscribers or does he actively want to lose them?
The drugs joke was one of the few I adored from family guy because my local library is over run by homeless people and there is a high chance at least one of them sells drugs.This is the same guy who nitpicks every little thing from Family Guy and rants about its morals despite them clearly not meant to be taken seriously most of the time. I think Enter has an issue with understanding the concept of joke morals that shows like Teen Titans Go and Family Guy do. It's telling that he thinks Stewie's "Buy drugs, there's probably a guy in your library who sells drugs," is meant to be taken seriously by people.
With these recent videos, it's astounding how Enter's managed to damn near sink back to his original quality level and bad traits. He was never a good reviewer/content creator, but right before the Growing Around Indiegogo failed, he seemed to be genuinely improving in areas. The editing was inconsistent quality-wise due to the constant editor switching, but hey, it was better than the constant audio clipping from the past. He also seemed a little calmer in his tone, which made sense seeing as one of the constant complaints he rightfully got was that he was getting too angry at TV shows.
After the fundraiser failed though, he just began undoing all those little improvements. StarGiantProductions pretty much became his main editor in addition to himself, leading to editing just as basic as Enter's beginnings. He began ramping the anger up in the newer videos, especially during his Sanjay & Craig and Sabrina reviews. And he also began shoehorning mentions of Growing Around into more of his videos, while also not being to talk about it without bringing up his detractors (hence making the "product" look worse). Then there's the onslaught of political videos, which only served to alienate (and still alienates) his audience. He's back to where he started, only in HD and with better audio quality.
Again, is he trying to gain subscribers or does he actively want to lose them?
I don’t think he’s that intelligent. It’s probably just depression after failing to get even 10% of his goal. He truly believes he did a good job promoting itI’d imagine that the improvement was directly related to the IGG campaign. “Hey, I’m about to ask these people for $300K, better start looking a good bit more professional and less mean to Spongebob writers.”
And then it failed horribly, leading to a very predictable spiral.
I don’t think he’s that intelligent. It’s probably just depression after failing to get even 10% of his goal. He truly believes he did a good job promoting it