The song "Watch Me Whip" is single-handedly the worst song I have ever heard. Before you get all bent out of shape, I do know that it's not to be some intellectual masterpiece of modern art; it is just factually a shitty song. Here's why: Repetition: This song takes repetition to a level rivaled only by songs written for 3 year-olds. The singer repeats his name a full 6 times before the third verse, just in case you were wondering who 'wrote'? No vocalised the script put in front of him. There were 980 'words' in this song. Is nae a word? Scratch that, I truly don’t care. Of those 980 words, three variations (Now watch, now watch me, watch me) represent 369 words. That’s more than ⅓ of the song for literally 3 words (and I didn’t include the single mentions of the word ‘me’). If we include ‘ooh’ (there are 84 instances) and ‘bop’ (there are 72 instances), which total 156, we have 525 out of 980 words made up of 5 words. I think we get the picture on this. Simplicity: The most complex word in this song is a tie between ‘Silento’, the vocalist’s (not an artist in my opinion) handle, the word ‘already’ (which appears literally once), and the word ‘superman’. Doing a quick tally, that means that 15 single word instances are 3 syllables. All the rest are 1 or 2 syllables. The vocabulary is not strong with this one. Look at that! My use of ‘vocabulary’ beat out this song by 2 whole syllables! The culmination of the two previous points into the dumbing down of everyone who had the displeasure of hearing this song: Pretty self-explanatory. Look, I get that the writer wasn’t going for a Pulitzer or a Grammy, but a quick hit that’ll be catchy and easy to remember. Fair enough. EXCEPT FUCK YOU YOU’RE LITERALLY RUINING MUSIC. Who am I to say what should and shouldn’t be written? An asshole, that’s who. One who is procrastinating other, important work. Basically, by putting music out that has a grand total of about 30 unique words, you’re contributing to the lowered standard of quality of music. This is one step away from repeating one single word over and over for 5 minutes straight, which now that I think about it probably exists. Except that would have some comedic value at the very least. This shit, well it’s like a kindergartener took a crayon and drew a stickman (poorly, I might add), that was subsequently put up in an art gallery. Real, impressionable children will listen to this and think “ Wow, dad was wrong! I CAN skate in life only knowing less than the bare minimum needed to be able to read ‘See Spot Run’, which I never did because fuck books and education”. (Side note - That interaction wouldn’t have been possible outside the child’s head, since there are too many unique words used) Now put on your tin-foil hats, because this is where I lose half of you with my bullshit. Songs like this promote the opposite of education. Like I said, it devalues a halfway competent vocabulary in the name of catchiness and a cheap ‘musical’ fix. When you see what can be presumably defined as success (ie having several hundred million views on TH-cam and countless other radio plays), it sets a standard in young, impressionable minds. We’ve had many people trying to get past this dumbing down of society, like KRS-ONE, Stevie Wonder, John Lennon, and many others (No, of course not all of their songs). They were trying to create a more engaged people who reflect on the actual issues we face as a society, instead of making up a cute little dance to go along with your shitty track as your brain melts from lack of use. Who is the target market for this song? For all the reasons I’ve brought forth, I believe the target market to be the typical vapid, vacuous consumer that doesn’t engage in critical thought related to anything more than whether the Kardashians look better in blue or teal. I realise that I’ve made a broad, fairly baseless claim, and yet I’m confident it’s pretty accurate. Songs like these placate the masses with their simplicity and safety. You don’t need to think, you don’t need to guess what it’s talking about, you just need to follow these three easy steps and you too can conform to the newest dance craze. Independent thought is the antithesis of this track. By listening to this, you are using time that could be spent thinking of ways to better the city/country/world you live in. Again, I realise that not everyone WANTS to engage with the world like this, but I will still stand by the claim that critical thought is better than being herded like a goddamn sheep by pop-music. So what have we learned today? Well, mostly that I’m way too mad about a song. That’s a given. What I want to really stress is that this song is symptomatic of a larger issue at hand. Like the CIA funneling crack into ghettos, to me this type of music represents a concerted effort to quell independent thought. Ultimately it’s easier to listen to a catchy song with like 7 words than to actually sit back and think about why everything is kind of messed up. I really, truly fucking despise this song.
Copy pasta or not i rather have this be copy around so people can actually appreciate a great point of view on how main stream music is actually trying to dumb down the population with lack of true craftsmanship of making good music. I toast in your honor good sir, Here here
It depends on the platform and version SotFS for PS3 and Xbox 360 it's just original DS2 with the DLCs SotFS for PS4, Xbox One and DX11 PC has different enemy and item placement, some extra summons and some small extra events. I recommend to try both versions, but the Next Gen version it's the most active on online play.
@Mauro Molinero In the video it just looked like he created a new character, but still got the ring from the start. I think that's why Sage Dygert asked, and I also wondered about that. Thanks!
39:45 Look at that hitbox
Their both badly designed shockwaves not only bs hitboxes
Dark Souls 3 Dragon Form attacks only run.
This is why I love dark souls 2
lifegem spam intensifies
8:14
*Kill him 30 times
.....ITS 50!!
Lobos would have speed ran this purely fists but then again the dude sits on his pc for 20 hours a day
dont we all
I mean it is his job....
KrazyKrzysztof lobos is pretty much the god of dark souls
At least he gets paid for it, unlike you.
God of destruction yomi om
Is the thing where he spins power stancing?
Never fist the fume knight I done that and it didn't go well
That DPS is insane!
Just wanna know wich trainer hes using
what did you use to change the tseldora hat?
Bare fists are OP!
oshit waddup
I'm early and it's not even on purpose... hell I'm not even subbed lol
Also why did you put on the Old Leo Ring? :p
The song "Watch Me Whip" is single-handedly the worst song I have ever heard. Before you get all bent out of shape, I do know that it's not to be some intellectual masterpiece of modern art; it is just factually a shitty song. Here's why: Repetition: This song takes repetition to a level rivaled only by songs written for 3 year-olds. The singer repeats his name a full 6 times before the third verse, just in case you were wondering who 'wrote'? No vocalised the script put in front of him. There were 980 'words' in this song. Is nae a word? Scratch that, I truly don’t care. Of those 980 words, three variations (Now watch, now watch me, watch me) represent 369 words. That’s more than ⅓ of the song for literally 3 words (and I didn’t include the single mentions of the word ‘me’). If we include ‘ooh’ (there are 84 instances) and ‘bop’ (there are 72 instances), which total 156, we have 525 out of 980 words made up of 5 words. I think we get the picture on this. Simplicity: The most complex word in this song is a tie between ‘Silento’, the vocalist’s (not an artist in my opinion) handle, the word ‘already’ (which appears literally once), and the word ‘superman’. Doing a quick tally, that means that 15 single word instances are 3 syllables. All the rest are 1 or 2 syllables. The vocabulary is not strong with this one. Look at that! My use of ‘vocabulary’ beat out this song by 2 whole syllables! The culmination of the two previous points into the dumbing down of everyone who had the displeasure of hearing this song: Pretty self-explanatory. Look, I get that the writer wasn’t going for a Pulitzer or a Grammy, but a quick hit that’ll be catchy and easy to remember. Fair enough. EXCEPT FUCK YOU YOU’RE LITERALLY RUINING MUSIC. Who am I to say what should and shouldn’t be written? An asshole, that’s who. One who is procrastinating other, important work. Basically, by putting music out that has a grand total of about 30 unique words, you’re contributing to the lowered standard of quality of music. This is one step away from repeating one single word over and over for 5 minutes straight, which now that I think about it probably exists. Except that would have some comedic value at the very least. This shit, well it’s like a kindergartener took a crayon and drew a stickman (poorly, I might add), that was subsequently put up in an art gallery. Real, impressionable children will listen to this and think “ Wow, dad was wrong! I CAN skate in life only knowing less than the bare minimum needed to be able to read ‘See Spot Run’, which I never did because fuck books and education”. (Side note - That interaction wouldn’t have been possible outside the child’s head, since there are too many unique words used) Now put on your tin-foil hats, because this is where I lose half of you with my bullshit. Songs like this promote the opposite of education. Like I said, it devalues a halfway competent vocabulary in the name of catchiness and a cheap ‘musical’ fix. When you see what can be presumably defined as success (ie having several hundred million views on TH-cam and countless other radio plays), it sets a standard in young, impressionable minds. We’ve had many people trying to get past this dumbing down of society, like KRS-ONE, Stevie Wonder, John Lennon, and many others (No, of course not all of their songs). They were trying to create a more engaged people who reflect on the actual issues we face as a society, instead of making up a cute little dance to go along with your shitty track as your brain melts from lack of use. Who is the target market for this song? For all the reasons I’ve brought forth, I believe the target market to be the typical vapid, vacuous consumer that doesn’t engage in critical thought related to anything more than whether the Kardashians look better in blue or teal. I realise that I’ve made a broad, fairly baseless claim, and yet I’m confident it’s pretty accurate. Songs like these placate the masses with their simplicity and safety. You don’t need to think, you don’t need to guess what it’s talking about, you just need to follow these three easy steps and you too can conform to the newest dance craze. Independent thought is the antithesis of this track. By listening to this, you are using time that could be spent thinking of ways to better the city/country/world you live in. Again, I realise that not everyone WANTS to engage with the world like this, but I will still stand by the claim that critical thought is better than being herded like a goddamn sheep by pop-music. So what have we learned today? Well, mostly that I’m way too mad about a song. That’s a given. What I want to really stress is that this song is symptomatic of a larger issue at hand. Like the CIA funneling crack into ghettos, to me this type of music represents a concerted effort to quell independent thought. Ultimately it’s easier to listen to a catchy song with like 7 words than to actually sit back and think about why everything is kind of messed up. I really, truly fucking despise this song.
1. That song is old as hell
2. What relavence does this have to the video?
3. How fucking long did it take you to write this?!
are you gonna tell him about the dislike button or u wanna see him suffer and write this every time he sees some online stupidity :)
Guys, this is a copy pasta :/ I thought people caught these things.
Copy pasta or not i rather have this be copy around so people can actually appreciate a great point of view on how main stream music is actually trying to dumb down the population with lack of true craftsmanship of making good music. I toast in your honor good sir, Here here
That's a tasty copypasta.
JOJOOOOO
What's the difference between Scholar of the first sin and DS 2
An extra boss, a couple of new dialogues and the location of a couple of enemies, items and statues(branch of yore) is changed.
the dlcs are included with scholar
Mostly a shit ton of fragrant branches of yore....
tru dat
It depends on the platform and version
SotFS for PS3 and Xbox 360 it's just original DS2 with the DLCs
SotFS for PS4, Xbox One and DX11 PC has different enemy and item placement, some extra summons and some small extra events.
I recommend to try both versions, but the Next Gen version it's the most active on online play.
Have you considered a power stance smelter sword run?
Yomi Of hebijo i think he already did
Dream x Hypnos no he didn't
God of destruction yomi I was about to link you too the run, but realised the run came after this one, lol.
nice bugrun
I wish i could get it but the farm awestone was patch
Naw dude it still works, I did it
Hi , do you have twitter or you advice somewhere?
Is ds 2 your favorite game?
What are you even trying to say?
+JugoTrueHero same
Im number 10!
Is this vanilla or sotfs edition?
Vanilla
Lol I'm in history class and watching this
hey dist
How did he start with the vanquishers seal? Is it legit or non-legit?
@Mauro Molinero Do you have it on every char after getting it once?
@Mauro Molinero In the video it just looked like he created a new character, but still got the ring from the start. I think that's why Sage Dygert asked, and I also wondered about that.
Thanks!
@@Truemmerprinz No bro, you have to get it for each individual character, he used mods to have it from the get-go.
@@BillyCrash100 Ah, that makes sense. Thanks.
hi