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Well you do have to admit, he does have the annoying middle-aged man part down pat.I don't like him referencing The Critic ("buy my book! buy my book!"). He's not cool enough.
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Well you do have to admit, he does have the annoying middle-aged man part down pat.I don't like him referencing The Critic ("buy my book! buy my book!"). He's not cool enough.
his passive aggresive jabs towards Redlettermedia and it's Plinkett reviews are pretty amusing
Have some more screencaps of the Ur-Manchild himself.
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What bothers me the most is that you can tell he doesn't believe in the social justice movement he's shilling for. I don't think he even understands the words he's saying. It's just a platform where he deems it acceptable to spew hatred for cisgender white men. I get a very Chris-eque vibe from Bob in that there's some kind of underlying problem he has with a group that he's (in reality) biologically a part of, and it's grown to the point where they need to destroy said group. All the while blind to the fact that they're not the pinnacles of mankind that they think they are.
Dramatic Reading of his SMB 3 book
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Respectfully disagree with you on your first point. Bob, like Andrew Dobson, has an annoying tendency to inflate the importance of cartoon canon as if its some sort of holy, pure force when it was just a form of advertisement. His obsession over the Mario cartoon paints this in a clear light, and you can see from the new Yoshi's Island game that he continues, even as an adult, to assert this ridiculous mindset that these cartoons are the pinnacle of storytelling aimed at children.To be fair, Bob Chipman is alright when he talks about esoteric 80s cartoons, hit-and miss when he criticizes movies, bad when he talks about video games and absolutely unbearable when he advocates social justice. I always thought he was an okay, if extremely nerdy, person till he threw a tantrum over GamerGate. That whole event really brought out the worst in a lot of people. MovieBob demonstrates that quite well: If you want to see a person at his worst listen to him when he thinks he has the moral high ground.
Didn't think he was that much of a jerk.
I thought the whole point of the new social justice movement was to spew hatred for cisgender white men, and for cisgender white men to absolve themselves of their unholy privileges by spewing hate at other cisgender white men.What bothers me the most is that you can tell he doesn't believe in the social justice movement he's shilling for. I don't think he even understands the words he's saying. It's just a platform where he deems it acceptable to spew hatred for cisgender white men. I get a very Chris-eque vibe from Bob in that there's some kind of underlying problem he has with a group that he's (in reality) biologically a part of, and it's grown to the point where they need to destroy said group. All the while blind to the fact that they're not the pinnacles of mankind that they think they are.
Congratulations on getting through his videos in the first placeRespectfully disagree with you on your first point. Bob, like Andrew Dobson, has an annoying tendency to inflate the importance of cartoon canon as if its some sort of holy, pure force when it was just a form of advertisement. His obsession over the Mario cartoon paints this in a clear light, and you can see from the new Yoshi's Island game that he continues, even as an adult, to assert this ridiculous mindset that these cartoons are the pinnacle of storytelling aimed at children.
Beyond that, he's just unbelievably full of himself regarding content he discusses. I'm unsure of how anyone can make it through one of his videos, even if they skip all of his asinine skips, because rather than him sharing his opinions, his videos are him preaching at the audience. This is really notable in his Other M video (which I still haven't watched all the way through, good fucking lord). Mind you, this isn't as bad in his cartoon videos, but that smugness persists.
So I'm sorry, you seem cool. But I totally have to disagree on the 'alright' vibe about cartoons, or even the hit or miss thing. What movie has he ever given a well-worded review? He's a consumer of content who believes that his massive quantity of consumption somehow means he's an expert in those fields.
"Dillema"
Irony level: Colbert.
Irony level: Colbert.
..............the fuck am i reading?
I must say, he's fatter than I thought he was. Maybe he's the unspoken of Mario brother after all.An excerpt from Movie Bob's book with a picture of Movie Bob beside it. 'Natch.
So you're saying Mario is going to die on the shitter after a long downward spiral of drug abuse? That's harsh, Bob.