Although PewDiePie wasn't cussing in front of little children, it was edited to make it look like it was. They are still in the video. I'm childfree as hell and don't really mind cussing in public when children are around, but this went too far. It also shows a scene that has a little girl with a gun.
I know I would get in a lot of trouble for looking at this if I was a kid. I know that there is YouTube Kids, but that doesn't take away from the fact that there are real children in this video.
Iβd like to apologize for the vague details. The song is very indie. Guitar is prominent in the song and the male singer had a very haunting voice. There was a large monster in the video, possibly green, possibly female. I donβt remember much else. I remember a house and maybe a forest in the video. Any help would be highly appreciated. Thank you!
https://youtu.be/k-CiV9QkHsI
"been working on it with dave" -Pewds
This is the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qyyXfQL5jU&t=505s from 8:25-8:34
I'm pretty sure the lyrics you can hear are "Could you fix your mistakes? Cause I was never really over you" I've tried searching on google and using music recognition services but nothing works. So I'm really hoping I can get some help here
Thank you for your help!
WTF is this song called? It goes; I, I am PewDiePie, i am marki-ply I am... And it continues...
I can't tell if Alex made it up or if it's an established thing but he sang it in an older episode and I can't get it out of my head even after months of torment... You've really done it this time jar.
Warning: This is absurdly long
Took me a while to get my head straight to write this out, but I just wanted to talk about how Coco changed the game when it came to vtubing.
From the start Coco was very hardworking trying her best to entertain and get along with her genmates and help them in any way possible (which shows in their first collab and how Coco helped Watame with her internet problem by making it a meme). Coco was also a kind soul. She never wanted to trouble anyone proven by the fact Kanata and Watame talked about how there were times she was putting a smile but alone she was actually hurting. She (ironically) had a attitude similar to Kiryu Kazuma where he also does not want to burden anyone and all he wants is to deal with his problems himself (guess that's why he's Coco's husband). Coco also did something which imo served as a giant stepping stone to make Hololive what it is now, that being reaching out to Overseas fans through her ability to speak in both English and Japanese. Asacoco was the first of her projects which was a massive success, especially after putting English captions. And although management shut it down, I think everyone can agree it brought a lot of attention towards Hololive. After that came her most famous project to connect the Japanese and Overseas fans together, the Reddit Shitpost Review (which was a parody of PewDiePie's meme review) where she goes onto r/Hololive and reviews all the memes she finds funny. With around 30k-50k viewers per stream, it's safe to say the project was a massive success! She herself also started a ton of memes which until now are still trending among fans such as Yagoo's Dream, Asacoco (the drug) and all it's forms of consumption, Rushia Cutting Board, the rise of Shitty Japanese (Japanglish), Goodmorning Motherfuckers, and more. Honestly to say Coco's impact on the vtubing culture was absolutely amazing would be a criminal understatement. She bursted in the door, changed the game and how it's played, refused to elaborate, and left. Coco is an absolute legend among the masses and I am glad I was able to experience her glory while it lasted. The road to get to where she is now was in no ways smooth, there were plenty of bumps along the way, but she took it anyway and love her or hate her you have to admit that takes guts and Coco did not lack them.
My only real regret this past year and a half was I didn't meet Coco sooner (her, and Hololive as a whole). As Matsuri said, we always want to
... keep reading on reddit β‘I used to watch PewDiePie every day and have mostly stopped.
I just found out his Coco music video was taken down they and I dug around to find it to see what was up with it. PewDiePie makes it clear at the end of the video that is legitimately not okay what Cocomelon is doing, getting kids hooked on YouTube while they're so young. The song obviously had a lot of time put into it and it was great commentary and legitimate art. It kind of seems like Youtube took it down because YouTube knows that a lot of what PewDiePie is saying about Cocomelon is true, but YouTube would rather censor him and keep shoving Cocomelon down kids throats so that they can get these children watching and continuing to watch YouTube from a young age. It's messed up. Also, there are songs published by many artists that are worse in so many ways as far as community guidelines go, so wtf.
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