Videos For People is hilarious.

I really think his channel is top-notch in every conceivable way. You said that the "majority" of all his videos are just still images with bad drawing. They're not just the majority. Every single one of them is like that, and every single one is a comedic masterpiece. The drawing isn't bad. I find his stick figures charismatic. I appreciate his style of art. Simple, clean, MS paint. It's how comedy was supposed to be. His jokes are great, and very original. He takes modern culture and flips it on its head. And there are always jokes. They might be hard to catch, but they're in there if you look hard for them. He doesn't resort to vulgarity. His humor is intellectual and crisp. Everything about his stuff is unique. Most of the songs he uses are by Kevin MacLeod, but they're not selected randomly. I'm sure of that. They all fit the scenario in some way or another. Take his "party" videos for instance. He uses sharp, blaring music to emulate the stupidity of his environment. Now, consider something like his Matrix parody: See? Sci-fi music. Now, take His "Inner Limits" series, a clear parody of "The Outer Limits," an old Science Fiction series from the sixties: See? Radio waves. Every bit of music he chooses is used to set up the atmosphere. The point might be that they're supposed to be horrible, but I think they're just fine as far as legitimate humor goes. His stuff is funner than watching old cartoons. Everything's always a surprise. You never know what he's going to turn up next. I'm not Videos For People, just a long time fan, but I do think that he ought to get more views. I'm sure he will, eventually. His sort of talent is the kind that can't go too long unnoticed. As for me, I could watch his stuff all day. Here's how I want this debate to go: I'll give you a few examples of his videos, along with a description of why they're great. Then, you try and rebut me. I'll talk about 5 videos here. We just rebut them, back and forth. Ready? Here goes. 1. Cops in the City This is his longest video to date, and it is from a while back, but I feel the need to bring it up here nonetheless. It's definitely one of my favorites. The soundtrack, "Groovin," by Brian Boyko, fits well, and the characters are well rounded and charismatic. The plot is well structured. It's nice towards gay people, but I think every straight person would like it, too. Look at this undiscovered gem. It has comedy, drama, romance, suspense, intrigue, and subplots, all in seven minutes. It's a fun viewing experience. Can you call it bad? No. 2. Dollar World Going forward, here's one of his phony commercials, which would put something from any other YouTuber to shame. This is really, really funny, right here. Has anybody else thought about this? No. It's completely original, a fresh concept, and it's mind numbingly accurate. This video seems to reinforce the old adage that you get what you pay for. There are loads of other funny fake commercials, but this one, right here, goes for the funny bone in a jarring way. Sadly, pretty accurate. I'd like to point out that in his earlier days, he'd use the oil paint tool as well as the regular one. Quite aesthetic, in my opinion. 3. The people vs. E. Coli Here's one about a relevant event. He used the mock pre-preview screen in a few other movie parodies- usually for satirical trailers. Here, we see a gripping courtroom drama. The joke is that the defendant is E. Coli. Lots of potty humor ensues. This presumably takes place in a world where microorganisms are held responsible for their actions. Can you name anything more creative than this? It's amazing. Nothing could do better. 4. Bat Guy Here's a nostalgic one filled with pop culture references and bright colors. Here, he shows his contempt for a certain show, and illustrates why it's a bad show. He also makes fun of every single little aspect. The structure is good. The pacing is good. It's funny. He later followed this one with a spinoff, but I don;t think this one can be beat. he can prove his points pretty well, and comparing the actual show in question to the video, you'll find that pretty much every statement he makes is accurate. he did a good job on this one. 5. Da Boids an' the Beez This one is a masterwork of cinema. It uses the somewhat worn technique of taking a phrase literally, but then it blows you off course with a great punchline at the end. This one is good for Jerry Seinfeld fans. Videos For People's off kilter sense of humor really comes to the forefront, here. It's touching, but it's philosophically challenging, too. The topic of sex education is a touchy one, but he avoids any innuendos or vulgarity and goes straight in, only mentioning the most random and seemingly unrelated facts. This is a very weird family, to say the least. Rebut the five videos I've mentioned above. I'd like to mention that some people do agree with me, as mentioned here: http://www.debate.org... Why do I debate this? Because it's an interesting thing to debate about. I'm interested in hearing your side of the story. Rebut the five videos I've shown above. I'll wait.