Welcome back mates to the latest installment of Stories from the Quew. This time we see Qoomrade Qlinton confronting and slaying his own demons in front of his legionares. In case you have not noticed the pattern, Dear Leader often only talks to disclose his emotions in public to be validated and then lowkey brag about what he is doing/going to do.


This update shows that LS Mark has choosen to surrender to the Quew for reasons beyond my knowledge. Do not forget to come out and fight like a man ye black and tan.
Since I fucked up before I will do better this time. Here comes
Good Media Criticism: Kiwi Edition™ 4, this time with 5 channels because I posted two times without recommendations.
1)
Georg Rockwall-Schmidt (253k): I like to refer to Georg as the anti-thesis of Jack Saint. Both are Yorkshire born writers living in the US Midwest for some reason that do video essays. Difference being that Georg does watch movies for people older than 15 in under 15 minutes and does not do hard political reads on them but unlike him he doesn't upload as often. Some of you might recognize him because he was a guest once in the Morning Kumite. Kino watches:
Al Pacino in Jack and Jill,
Stars Wars: The Franchise That Choked and
When Did Political Correctness Go Mad?. Really all of his stuff is kino, he even makes 12 reviews/recommendations each Christmas.
2)
Oki's Weird Stories (151k): Some of you might know Oki for the copystrike attacks he suffered from half asian comedian
Dan Nainan but if you don't know him yet as the namesake of his channel implies he covers weird stories and he has an even weirder track record of getting involved himself in the crossfire with his latest upload likely becoming the newest addition. Oki investigates what he covers in depth and has conducted and been interviewed for some notable figures including The Rob and Joe Show, John McAfee and the last man in Vice's payroll Jake Hanrahan. Kino watches:
The Rise and Fall of Dan Nainan,
How an American "Ninja" Tricked Hollywood and
Gay Frogs: A Deep Dive. His miniseries on John McAfee and Therry Tilly are also certified kino.
3)
Atrocity Guide (215k): One of the most underrated members of the Internet mysteries community in my humble opinion, this gal makes the kind of content Q wishes he could do. Atrocity Guide makes documentary tier content on exactly the sort of stuff that is niche yet appealing enough to interest outsiders with the only aspect tying everything together being that it happened online. She has a deadpan narration close to Down The Rabbit Hole and shares an uncomprised philosophy to get the facts how they are. Kino watches:
The Fall of Phoenix Jones,
The Story of Ulillillia (
specially if you want to watch before the documentary on him) and
Decoding "The Secret: A Treasure Hunt". As it has been the case so far, everything from this woman is kino.
4)
Qxir (348k): Qxir covers all sorts of stories both online and offline with three flagship series: Tales From The Bottle, Last Moments and Deadly Survival Skills, all guaranteed to be a good bingewatch in case you consider the prior recommends too long. All videos are illustrated in a simplistic style reminisent of Sam O'Nella, ergo simple presentation and a lot of information you didn't actively though you could receive. Kino watches:
WWII Nazi Becomes Beloved Star,
Old Man Stands up to Cartel (mexican boomer too angry to die) and
Ireland's Hilarious Kung Fu Movie (I recommend this one before watching his video on Jadotville). All in all, good design and branding advice for Q.
5)
Beige Frecuency (78.4k): Beige is not a new name for anyone who browses this thread but for those of you who don't know him, he is a youtuber who makes docuseries mainly on comedians and MMA lore. The zoomers on this thread might know him for his video on Quinton, but the OGs know him for royally pissing off Anthony Cumia and Brendan Schaub to the point he almost lost his channel. He has been shilled on the Farms more than once but it clearly could go further. Kino watches:
Anthony Cumia's Demented Wolrd (almost five hours of a man losing his sanity),
I'm Not Surprised and Falling Down (his longest piece that wasn't a multiparter). His series in MMA lore is absolute kino.