UNDONE is a Mind-bending Work of Genius- REVIEW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2019
- Here's my breakdown and review of Amazon's incredible new rotoscoped series UNDONE. It's genuinely incredible and if you haven't seen it PLEASE GO WATCH NOW. This series is created by BoJack Horseman's Kate Purdy and Raphael Bob-Waksberg and I can't stop thinking about it!
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This show is incredibly underated
Facts and it’s so realistic and relatable
This series is like the trippy episodes of Bojack Horseman except instead of one episode a season, we get eight and their all constructed wonderfully!
Alita Battle Angel's dad is Better Call Saul.
They take a trippy trip into the weird as they bend time and space like a toy.
A bendable toy.
To me it's really a given that the show tries to depict what a person with mental illness goes through and aims to give us a strong emotional connection to herself and her experience. Throughout most of the show we see events from Almas point of view, and we are totally buying in with what she experiences, we basically actively root for the events shown to be what the show is about. And I love the ending ambiguity - it's not there to deprive the audience from the "correct solution", I don't think that was the point. I think the idea is, again, to leave us emotionally connected with Alma - we, the same as her, want the fantastical elements to be true, we want her to continue the wonderful, surreal experience where she gets to have superpowers, chat with her dead father and control space and time, instead of the alternative where she is just a regular person coping with a serious mental illness.
As a side note, I would be very careful to take most of the show's "reveals" as ground truth. Only the 6th episode clues us in how things look from the outside and provides a realistic explanation to Alma knowing (or even experiencing) events she wasn't physically present at - she is simply very perceptive and her mind is exceptionally good at processing information and presenting it to her in a specific manner she perceives as visions. All other episodes as filmed in "Alma-vision", and as such, all the events we see are a work of an unreliable narrator. Her brain may have picked info here and there and then reassembled it in the form of a vision, but we can never be sure what is fact and what is her mind filling in the blanks. For example, Alma could have seen Darrold's name from Farnaz's obituary, but the "skinny arms" bit was a complete fabrication of her brain, reaffirmed by the fact that Darrold really doesn't look like someone who ever had skinny arms. Therefore, the entire "lab fight" and subsequent murder/suicide might simply be yet another reinterpretation of what might have happened based on information Alma had at the time - after all, do we really get confirmation that Camilla was the one breaking in the lab? That scene barely makes any sense when you think about it - would it really be a mystery who broke into the lab with all the ruckus Camilla was making? Why would Camilla even think Alma was "hidden" in a locked up lab with Jacob nowhere to be seen? And after being so worried about Alma, would she leave her on the street the entire night considering the fact Jacob openly told her they were going trick-or-treating and he left her waiting on the curb? I think it's far more likely that it was simply Alma's mind rearranging things so they form some sort of "solution" to the mystery she was trying to solve, even though nothing is solved - we don't know who broke into the lab, we don't know why Jacob and Farnaz died (and we will never be able to know), and the entire lab scene was simply Alma transferring the fight at home she was physically present at (and couldn't remember what was about, since she supposedly had her earpiece out, even though she was looking at the parents and was shown to know how to lip read) to a location where all the mysteries get tied with a neat bow, giving her closure.
Prithviraj Manak I think the answer lies in the boxes Alma got from the attic. Alma went through the stuff in these boxes that had lot of information that she ‘acquired’ but was not supposed to know first hand. Lot of events like her father committing suicide, Alma revealing Becca’s infidelity and others really did not happen but were just in Alma’s mind. I believe this series is a glamorized version of what goes inside the mind of a schizophrenic patient but in reality it’s quite frightening & tragic.
Another interesting aspect of the show that nobody seems to talk to me about is the Polar Opposites that her parents represent. Her mother is constantly focus on fixing her so that she can live a normal life. Her father is more accepting of her condition whether it be schizophrenia or her hearing impairment. Her mother is as adamant about her taking her pills as she is about her getting the hearing implant when she was a child. Her father learns sign language to better communicate with her and wants to give her the choice of having the implant. Her mother never wants to give her that choice and we see history repeat itself with her medication. Perhaps the focus should be left upon whether or not she was actually able to manipulate time and more about the acceptance of people as they are, even if their perceptions are completely different than our own.
when the second season comes, it would be nice to get a bit more background for Camilla. We have a lot of info about Jacob's upbringing (possibly through Alma digging it up, possibly through his ghost telling her) but we don't really know anything about where Camilla's personality developed.
this makes sense for the narrative of Alma being the focal point of the season, Alma does not like her mother and resents pretty much everything she does so obviously we aren't going to get the same kind of deep dive into her upbringing like we did with the other important people in Alma's life. We do get some good character moments that explain a bit why she does what she does. When Reed's parents are around they are pretty rude and dismissive of all of the Winograd-Diaz family and they show that Alma wasn't being hyperbolic at the bar. Camilla has likely faced people and institutions like that for most of her life and so her insistence on Alma "fitting in" very much comes from a place of good intentions, Alma is Latina and lives in Texas, no need to make her life more miserable with being deaf so force the decision to get her hearing "fixed". This is then repeated with the medication.
What I would really like to know is if she has always been strict or if that was something from her upbringing. Considering she was married to Jacob for at least 10 years, she must've not had a problem with his eccentricities and "just be the you you want to be" attitude, but that she forces rigidity and stifles creative thinking in her children really makes me wonder where she learned that from and if that was something Jacob also didn't have a problem with
Just finished watching this show, and this is the best review/discussion of the show that I've seen on YT! Thanks for going so in-depth and asking such interesting questions! This is what I was looking for!
Thanks man! We had a good convo about it over on Nerdwire too! I'd say check that out
I cannot wait to watch this show again. I'm surprised more people aren't talking about it, but I'm also kind of glad because then I probably wouldn't have found your video.
I have 3 theories about the ending
A: She’s still in a coma and is just waking up
B: There’s no on there and she has schizophrenia
C: That was her dad and she does have time manipulating powers
D: She did have time manipulating powers but she went to the wrong place and time is resetting
that would be 4 theories, I know someone who had schizophrenic episode and I can vouch that this is what it feels like...not that you believe yourself to be a time traveler, but you see things that feel so real people would not understand! I think we are missing the fact that she mentions she used to come to her mothers attic when she used to get high, so she might have already read the newspaper articles etc and her mind is just playing games.
Love seeing the show I work on getting the love and praise it deserves!!!
I ADORE the show, I went to a season 1 pre-screening/panel for the first 2 episodes and got to see a bunch of the oil painting backgrounds in person, absolutely gorgeous. Can't wait to see what yall are cookin' up for season 2!
@@Johnny2Cellos mm mmm mmm mmmmnmmm mm mm me I’mmmnm mmm m
I'm so excited for a second season. It's so good. Rosa Salazar is astonishing and brilliant in it.
Is there still going to be a 2nd season 🤔
@@PR7-82 They finished filming a few months ago. Guessing 2022?
@@PR7-82Yes, it's amazing
Binged the show today cause of your recommendation your newest Bojack video and absolutely LOVED it, anything these two touch turns to gold. I'm really glad we're gonna get a second season but if the show ended here i wouldn't mind
I love your review of undone! Thanks. I feel like it's both. I mean in western culture yeah sure she is schizophrenic, but in other cultures such a condition is perceived as the person having a bridging quality linking us to an ethereal world beyond our 3d experience of reality. I think in this case, Alma also is dealing with her own trauma. It all reminds me of the technique called "completion" where past trauma can be "undone " via completion/making peace with/new understanding.
Kinda' surprised that you didn't mention that awesome little cameo by Raphael Bob-Waksberg in the wedding episode, haha. He was the guy that Alma said "See this guy gets it." during her speech.
Really appreciated your review, it's nuts how many levels of interpretation you can simultaneously have about everything going on, I absolutely love how they do it all so well. It's beautiful thought-provoking and just amazing. I can't wait to see what they have in store for the future of the series.
Haha I did love that cameo! I’m really glad you enjoyed the review, I’ve always been worried that the length of the video makes it inaccessible but SO much happens in the show that it’s hard to talk about it without excruciating amounts of context
@@Johnny2Cellos - Oh I completely get that, heh it's hard to sum it up so much when you really want to give the story and it's ideas justice, and want to share your own ideas of it and how you might've seen it.
Needless to say, I personally don't mind the more lengthy videos, especially if I really like the subject matter like this. So regardless thanks for talking about it all however you feel appropriate, it's great.
Sorry that this video is SO LONG this show is DENSE and had so much I wanted to talk about. Also because it was so long I put the video out 2 days after I wanted to 😭
No need to apologize! This show is one I'll need to watch a few times to fully digest. Loved your review, I'm truely torn between whether she is experiencing schizophrenia or time manipulation - and judging by the interviews with Katy I dont think they will ever give a solid answer.
Undone. What an absolutely brilliant title too! The characters represent the human compulsion to leverage religion, science, metaphysics, drugs, psychology, etc. to try and undo our most painful mistakes. The show explores our internal need to create meaning from the mystery of existence in a way that is pathological - no matter if you have a diagnosed mental illness or happen to conform with a more socially acceptable form of conscious delusion. The only escape from our fate (an utter lack of free will) lies in our ability to dream up a sense of control in a subconscious hall of mirrors. I hope season 2 explores the relationship between consciousness and self-determinism. Great breakdown, please do more!
Thanks for highlighting this series... saw the first couple of minutes of your review yesterday and binge watched the series last night. Great review about a great series by the creative team behind Bojack Horseman (my current favorite series).
Glad you enjoyed it!! The BoJack creatives are definitely special, if you haven't seen it yet definitely check out Tuca & Bertie!
This review better cover the meaning of the Dance in Episode 7, because that was genius writing.
Edit: Dammit it didn't.
Basically the Dance is shown to be an escape from reality, essentially what Alma is experiencing; it is a drug and so happens to be explained by someone literally sharing a cigarette. It connects all people: we are all broken people, we all want to escape from our boring, monotonous lives one way or another. This is like a primal language that we all share, a drug we all want. The escape from reality is represented as a drug as it is like stopping griving a shit about the responsibilities of life, being broken, like drinking or smoking.
It is ironic that Alma is pressured to "take her drugs" (her medication) when truly, she is one of the few embracing this drug, this escape from reality.
I think her father is simply a piece of her fucked up mind representing her conscience. It is the only aspect of her telling herself to think differently from what she instinctively feels, but that is also the part of her that wants to look at her boring, monotonous, and depressing life in a new fashion. This part of her eventually resents looking at reality under a new light when it nears finding the dark truth: in her father's storyline, that he was a fucked up, broken man like everyone else hiding behind a façade, a preposterous idea of being able to change the boring and dark reality through some impossible vessel, and he murdered himself; in Alma's storyline, that she is just mentally ill, broken like everyone, broken like before, but now even more so. We are all broken, deal with it. Alma embraces it as she smashes the mirror, she breaks it discovering her conscience needs to come to terms with its brokenness.
Perhaps the darkness of boredom and depression is the cave, and only by embracing it and Dancing the drug can your conscious come out of it, escape this dark reality with a new, exciting perception of the world, walking under the literal rising sun of novelty.
One needs to escape reality to look at it from the outside, to find a new perspective.
It took literally breaking Alma (car crash and coma) for her to escape through her schizophrenia, her conscience (Jacob, the dad) being addicted to this idea of escaping reality, like it is a drug. She then has to accept being broken by diving into the mirror and breaking it (and in her mind, her conscience, Jacob, comes to terms with his brokenness) and travel to the cafe in Mexico to finally let her conscience exit the cave.
*K do I get my good grade now? Thx.*
I give you an A-!
Great analysis haha, thank your for commenting this is good stuff
Jesus Christ thanks but like jeez u went so in depth lmao
Season 2 exists now. Will we be getting a review of season 2 as well? I'd love to see your opinions!
Why is this show so underrated :( Nice review! Can't wait for season 2
Congratulations on this excellent and deep analysis of this wonderful work of Rosa Salazar.
I never been so excited to you review!!!
I just found this show yesterday and finished it today..wow it is phenomenal
I’m SO happy that season 2 is coming out this year. I was worried that there wouldn’t be one. The last two series I enjoyed as much was Midnight Mass and After Life. Hopefully, this will be a promising 2022 in film and streaming shows.
Ugh, I love the interpretation of this show as like, an exploration into varying perceptions of reality (mental illness, science, spirituality). That’s so beautiful, and such a fantastic reflection of the different ways there are to be human. I think anyone from any walk of life - be it a die-hard catholic, a therapist or a physics professor - could take something from this series. I don’t know of any other show or movie that can do that so well.
My brother has used the opening sequence to this show as his audition monologue multiple times.
I fucking loved it sir, I was looking for something to grab my attention like that and I finished it in one night ! It constantly kept me guessing and continuously had me wondering about the de-ja vu aspect... Or how life and certain aspects and parts of it tend to be and or feel like a mystery until you experience something to put that same scenario into perspective... Only to leave you lost again and questioning the same logic as soon as your perspective changes. Fascinating throughout. I'm with team undecided on this but... I do WANT to believe she actually 'can' alter time even though my sceptical nature doesn't quite allow me to fully commit to that possibility (I mean, there is room for reasonable doubt here) but loved it, and I think it was because of that doubt'.
Hey fantastic recap and review. This show has dovetailed with my recent desire to learn Nahuatl language and teach it to my daughter. I hope I live to watch this show with her and get her perspective on it. This show is the lovechild to Donnie Darko and Bojack Horseman, with a healthy dose of respect for the ancient
Wow I LOVE that description haha
i actually finished watching bojack horseman, watched your videos about it, went looking for shows similar to bojack and actually came across undone, and THEN found this video, real poggers moment
I feel like this would be really neat to see on the podcast, it would definitely be different from the other shows y'all have covered.
She's just like in ayahuasca trip. Trust me, this is the most closest explanation to an ayahuasca ritual. Greetings from México.
I think the show is perfect with this ending. However it is so great I would also like to see more. If we get any other seasons they should follow other characters and see their truth and interpretation of the events in this one, or events preceding the series like when her father was still alive. Doing this will further highlight that everything we see is an interpretation of our brain and our filters. It will further highlight that there is no "absolute truth" while providing more character development from other perspectives.
There's so many ways they can go with this show if they decide to do so. Although I completely understand that this standalone season is completely perfect.
So spot on. Great review!
Thanks!!!
I'm really really glad a second season is happening
Dazzling mindfuck adult animation fantasy drama series! it has the feel of David Lynch, Terry Gilliam and The Wall.
The rotoscoping animation reminds me of American Pop (1981), Fire and Ice, Heavy Metal's Taarna sequences, Jessica Rabbit's sequences in Who framed Roger Rabbit, Scanner Darkly and Waking Life.
Great review!
This, Watchmen and Lovecraft Country are the best shows I've seen since sense 8. Incredible. Tele. Vision. I hope everyone has seen Waking Life. Very similar, but more broad.
For me the key scene is in the first episode, where Alma describes a scene from weeks into the future to her mother. We then see that very scene in a later episode.
So to me, either her time traveling is real or the entire season takes place in her coma. It doesn't mean she's not also schizophrenic, but unlike the other pieces of evidence which support time travel, I don't see any mitigating circumstances that explain Alma's access to this information.
UNDONE is literally Mind-Bending! Now I don't know if this is where the creators will take this series, but I will describe what may be the most realistic and satisfying truth for me:
I believe string theory (mentioned once in the series) and the undiscovered possibility of parallel universes is the key to UNDONE. Alma's new sensory experience is an ACTUAL ability to shift one's consciousness to a corresponding avatar of hers in a parallel universes. The reason she is able to alter the reality of minor situations (like in the wedding) is because of the relative distance of that parallel universe to her current universe. This would explain her ability to improve and get stronger throughout the series. She has to train her ability to jump to a much further universal reality from her own (like one where her dad's alive).
The ability to see her dad is as he said, the state of having one foot in a reality and one foot in the space between realities (the infinite/spiritual realm/the-period-absent-of-time-and-space).
The only controversy to this theory of mine is the actual plot to change instances of her past in order to alter her future because, in my understanding, all she would have to do to is have enough strength (superpowers) to jump into a time where her father exists. It is possible, however, that it in order to jump into the parallel universe, one must have the imaginative ability to rewriting that moment of critical change. (Just like at the wedding, when Alma went back and said something different in the wedding. She completed the act, the family's reaction changed ,and Alma therefore stayed in that timeline). If the dad not answering the phone was that moment of critical change for her dad's life, then there would be only two reasons that she returned to her original reality after jumping into the glass:
1. Soon after she left that critical trick-or-treating moment, her father still decided to leave little Alma and check out the situation in his lab (like he got another phone call or something). He therefore still dies and adult Alma is left in her current reality.
2. In the reality where her father exists, Alma is dead by the age of 28. Which means that her consciousness had no avatar to shift into...
Either way, the idea of altering one's past is a classic trap of the butterfly effect and therefore IMPOSSIBLE. At the very moment Alma would have conceived the idea of changing time in her own reality, Alma would not be the very Alma that changes it because (if she succeeds) the time would have already been rewritten... (being stuck in an infinite loop)
Therefore, the only possibility for time travel (to the past) to exist is for the possibility of parallel universes to exist.
Of course, this show may just end up being about the trippy experience people with schizophrenia, dementia and other mental and memory disorders have. Either way, it is an amazing show and deserves to be applauded!
Good review Johnny 2 :)
What kinda conditioner do you use? Your hair is amazing!
Ask Shampoo first. You're such a fool 🤣
please do more video like you said!
When Alma is talking to "no one' after talking to Derrold Alma repeats he came words Geroldine says in her father's revealed memory of Heroldine speaking to herself. Not sure of the significance.
30 minutes of pure gold
Love your video! I personally think(about the schizophrenia) is that its half and half. I think some of the things are wishful thinking paired with schizo and some of the things are her unlocking her new way of preseving time, going back and confronting the truth.
Do you know if there's gonna be a second season? If so, around when will it come out?
Would be very interested on your thoughts with the newest season.
So glad I opened this video, I'd never heard about this! Brb.
Binge iiiit!!!
@@Johnny2Cellos Just did! Holy. Shit. That was exactly what I needed. I am blown away.
My family is going through something similar with my younger brother, and my mom is so much like Camilla and my sister is so much like Becca. I'm more like Alma than my brother is, but looking at Alma's actions from the outside felt like looking at my brother. What a wild experience.
Given that she is hearing impaired, there is the possibility that she might have confused the "v" and "b" she hears. That was the case sometimes for my son who also wears a cochlear implant. Maybe that explains why the "Van Der horn" and "Bandar horn". This would maybe mean that she had heard the name prior to having read it?
Wow! That's a great detail I never would've caught. I will totally keep this aspect in mind for season 2.
I hope they don't answer any questions and keep everything open-ended. My brother and I watched it together and had completely different views of what happened and both could be right and that's really more fun than doing it the same way every show already does it. Amazing season.
the scar dont disapeer at the end of the season?
Are you doing a season 2?!
This wasn’t a review it was you going through what happens in the show. Episode by episode.
This show freaked me the fuck out. I was in the hospital for a week, in a coma for 3 days of it, from a bad asthma/bronchitis event (right before covid started becoming a thing in the US - which is interesting if nothing else). As I was waking from the coma, I kept getting stuck in time loops where I kept seeing the same events play out over and over, it was super bizarre. Seeing this show right after that was a mind fuck for sure. Has anyone else ever experienced this? Like, is that a thing with waking up from comas?
Never been in a coma but sounds super wierd, did you notice a loop and tried to change it?
Sam's memories that she goes to might just be something they spoke about, Sam probably told her how hard was it for him when he first got here
2:20 Done!
Thank you!
I love undone. Waiting season 2
You should cover season 2 if you want to!
Review Disenchantnent season 2 the story rly picks up and it’s coming into it’s own I rly enjoyed it and I think u world too
I will! Review will drop tomorrow morning!
your hair looks so soft
I am on team time manipulation. Not only becoz its my prefered ending, but also becoz it would be only way we'd get a 2nd season. Other ending leaves no room for a 2nd season.
@@user-wx8mi1pd6g Oh thanks man, good to know. Thats a shame. I really like the series.
So it seems like ther actually is going to be a second season but I don't really see how it being schizophrenia contradicts a second season.
My theory is that the father couldn't appear because Becca was there so if Alma haluzinated him being there and said so it would've been obvious he's not actually real. As soon as she is gone her face is suggesting that she might be seeing her father come out of the cave.
The only reason she starts believing she might be schizophrenic in the end of that episode is because her father didn't show up. If her father appears to walk out of the cave thag would prove everyone wrong so she would continue to refuse getting help
All I can think is how much time did you take straightening your hair?
HAHA, my hair is truly naturally this straight. It’s kind of wild
@@Johnny2Cellos Apparently we are getting a season 2, Amazon officially renewed Undone for season 2 on November 21, 2019, Im interested to see what they do with it.
I found the style unsettling but I will give it another shot
Ok I’ll admit I do not at all understand how time travel works (and trying to makes my brain hurt), but if Alma saves her dad, wouldn’t that mess everything up because then he wouldn’t have been there to show her how to use the time powers in the first place?
Undone has been renewed.
Means?
@@professorpyg505 there will be a second season on April 2020.
@@S_A_F_A379 Which reality are you referring to?
I'm enjoying this show.
season 2 is out!!!
i personally think she can manipulate time and she has shamanic-like powers . if alma didn’t, how would she change time when she told everybody her sister cheated at her wedding or the scene of her cutting her finger? or maybe it’s just all a dream and she’s still in the comma. i also am biased because i just want it to be real.
Please do review for season 2
Better than Season 1 imo
I wonder if the l.p. Camilla knows a lot more about rheumatism world Alma is experiencing. EAt every opportunity she tries to swash any thought of the different or unusual. Trying to make her kids absolutely normal. What is she trying to hide?
Sorry my autocomplete did not work correctly. Here is a better version of what I tried to write: I wonder if the mother Camilla knows a lot more about the mystical world Alma is experiencing. At every opportunity she tries to squash any thought of the different or unusual. Trying to make her kids absolutely normal. What is she trying to hide?
@@tpcoy I think that her reaction on their trip to Mexico is probably a hint (Jacob is excited about the prospect of his daughter's indigenous heritage and their connection to that group; Camila nervously and dismissively says "People aren't usually nice to them but let's not talk about it"). Camila probably has that reaction a lot of older people from immigrant communities do, where they are focused on assimilation for the sake of survival. She had the same reaction to Alma's deafness, whereas her dad was more open to letting her be part of the deaf community & just accommodating her without the implant.
Soo. When can i watch it on netflix? 2020?
Never, it's an Amazon original, so it will always be on prime video
Please do a season 2 review
Rosa Salazar is a reincarnation of Frida Kahlo
im so amazed by your beautiful eyes and hair.💕
Please, review the season 2
I think it was real. There were SO many things she shouldn't have known like the mom about to divorce the dad, the story of the security guard of the university she just met, etc. If she were crazy, she shouldn't have known these.
Long time no see! Season 23 of south park next wednesday :D
Season 2 review please ❤
video for season2 plssss
I want to like the vid.
I thought her dad was going to come back but that her reality would still be the exact same because everything is apart of a divine plan
No
I think Neither she was a Schizophrenic patient nor her father time travelled but she really had the shamanik power by which she could actually come to know about the truth of his father's death
Is like an Ayahuasca trip
Nice recap. Thanks. The background music is too much after 5 minutes.
you like all the things i like
season 2 please T_T
I really wanna watch this, but the visuals make my eyes strain and sting....
You're gonna get used to that
your mother didnt train you to appreciate art
Try it, each episode is like 20 minutes, you'll get used to it
I enjoyed the video but this doesnt feel like a review and more like a tldw
Glad ya enjoyed! I usually like to give a summary/recap of the shows I review while giving my opinion and analysis, and this show in particular was just SO dense and had SO many plot points key to understanding the story that it ended up feeling more recappy than analytic. I totally get feeling like it was a tldw
I’m curious
How many people think she’s hallucinating, and how many people think the experience is real?
Binged it all in one sitting last night. Read other people's thoughts and opinions on it. After sleeping on it and thinking immediately of it this morning I think shes schizophrenic
I believe she's schizophrenic. And the whole thing made me extremely weepy.
It works either way, but I like to think it's a bit of both...she is having both a psychotic and a psycho-spiritual experience where she is re-living and re-experiencing past experiences...
Enjoyed your review, but would've been even better without the background musak.
Oil painting 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
To me there was no moment that I doubted the mental illness. They paint a quite realistic picture. The colours might be bright, but the situation is super sad :(
and then season 2 happened
Cool review. Lose the background music
I stopped using it as a background track but I'm gonna bring it back because of this comment
@@Johnny2Cellos well good way to ensure I won't watch anymore of your videos.
@@Johnny2Cellos lmao. It's bad for background music, but I love the comment.
don’t want your may be bro
do you iron your hair lol
no it literally just does this lol
This series is sooooo ADD.
Would love this a lot more without the annoying music bed. Is it a requirement because of licensing laws etc? So irritating.
Sorry I mixed it too loud in this one
@@Johnny2Cellos Sorry to be so critical. Thank you for the video. Great show, so glad to meet fellow fans :)
Enjoyed the review, but the bg music you have on gets annoying.
I'd suggest you spend less time recapping the entire show and more time on your opinions
K!
half hour video, obnoxious 20 second music loop... NO THANKS
Bye!