Videos for people is great.

1. 4 sentences can defeat many paragraphs in a debate. I don't think your 4 sentences would have, though. 2. My argument is biased, and it can be. 3. From what I've seen, I don't know of anyone who does the same thing in exactly the same way. And definitely not with the same amount of humor. And that's fine, quote me all you want, but post slightly more arguments than quotes. 4. I don't understand this point. 5. His portrayal of the Voyager spacecraft is absolutely correct, sending the aliens only good things is a misinterpretation data, and apparently you don't know how huge space is. 6. Deadpool is about a man who crashes into cars and hurls profanities with a big red mask over his face, he's much less philosophically intriguing than a great video where a video game character breaks the fourth wall and discovers that his life is not what he thought it was. Also, Videos for People is what I would classify as a COMEDY channel. 7. He just says that he's not a racist. that should not bother anyone. 8. Have you ever drank lemon juice? If not, his video might make you feel like tasting it. It's an excellent example of hypnotism. 9. This is absolutely philosophic. Think about it. Which is more philosophic, one of his videos, or a PewdePie video? It's not Aristotle, sure, it's supposed to convey philosophy to dullards, but by comparing it to something much worse, we see the talent and genius inherent. 10. He is underappreciated. People, if they observed him for a while, would learn to enjoy him, but they never see him, so, of course, he is invisible to most. You can even see that people never notice him. Some of his stuff has no views. If lots of people came to his channel, but didn't like the content, there would be more visible views, or at least some dislikes. He is not "Hated," he is never even mentioned, so I doubt anybody knows he exists. This is a grave injustice, because PewdePie has become a worldwide sensation by making a stupid voice. Isn't that unfair? He is a genius because his punchlines are simple. Everybody else's jokes are too complex, or, worse yet, flat out stupid. Oftentimes, as in his "Magical Miracle of Human Flight" video, he uses a simple, brusque punchline to contradict the long winded speech given by Orville Wright that precedes it. Other times, a long punchline would make no sense, considering that most of the frames only last a few seconds anyway. You say that he's unoriginal. Go ahead and find a video where people talk about anthrax as if it's a drug, besides his. Go ahead. JelloApocalypse's review of Gravity Falls is OK. But the animation is bad, the drawings are too similar to the actual show, and there's a voice, so comparing him to Videos for people makes no sense. They're nothing like each other. Also, by the way the video is presented, you can tell that the guy has already seen Gravity falls and knows everything about the plot. Videos for People, on the other hand, did a review which I think was genius and much more original. He doesn't just hate the idiotic show, he hates it so much that he refuses to acknowledge its very existence, and plays a clod the whole time. Try finding a review like THAT. Let's go more in detail to the stuff I covered in the last round. 1. Codes. You seemed to have dodged this, and it's something pretty interesting to discuss. These codes are one of the things carried over from his early days, and they reflect a time when he wasn't sure what his channel was going to be yet. A lot of his earlier stuff doesn't even have stick figures, just photos and text. One video, in fact, titled "We 5775ave 3435kidnaPPed Vidos Fr People! Mwah2@#44aaha!" Implies that he was trying to start some kind of ARG, and never followed up on it. However, when you break the code in the video, it's a bit of a let down. I won't spoil it, but still, it shows just how deeply ingrained codes and subliminal messages are in his work. Without them, things would be much different. The video might also be seen as a parody of incredibly bad ARGs. 2. References. References are a good way to be funny, and he does them in very inventive and new ways. I'll talk about his newest video as of today, "The Bee'les," a clear parody of the Beatles. In one frame, one of the members fires a character whom he refers to as Pete, an easy reference to Pete Best, the drummer for the group before Ringo. He also talks about Lola, by the Kinks, and the code at the end is a lyric from that song, so we can see the connection there. In "The United Nuts," his crackdown on the United Nations (), he dedicates one whole frame to a group of characters standing outside the gate, representing nations who are not recognized as legitimate, like Kosovo and South Ossetia. Still, only funny if you understand it. Like many of his references. 3. The new Christmas Special. I'd like to bring this up again. It seems like a monumental achievement. True, six minutes might not be a long time for most, but this is the longest upload he's made since his seven minute epic, "Cops in the City," which is also a great video. (). However, you have to understand the significance of this. He doesn't film with a camera, so a six minute video involves lots of frames. It's a great parody of Home Alone, and I especially like how he fits the music to the things going on. When the burglars are outside, there's some jazzy music. When John Candy appears, there's some polka music. When they go through the murder house, there's some goofy slapstick music. And so on. The music almost makes up for the lack of dialogue. It's not at all philosophical, but it's a brilliant parody. 4. rock and ROOOLLLLLLL guy You say that rock and ROOOLLLLLLL guy should deserve his fame and success within the Videos for People universe because he's a good at being a rock star. But the strange thing about the videos is that, in them, rock and ROOOLLLLLLL guy doesn't do anything worth noting. He just plays the guitar in front of a colorful background. I think that those videos are purposefully supposed to be bad, and Videos for People constantly tells us about how amazing and wonderful rock and ROOOLLLLLLL guy is, even though he never does anything noteworthy. Definitely a self referential comment to how those who do very little receive undeserved attention. In the 100th video celebration () somebody, presumably Videos for People himself, is preparing for a party, presumably because he's reached 100 videos, but no guests arrive. However, rock and ROOOLLLLLLL guy shows up, and does a solo as always. However, when Videos for People asks him what makes him so cool, he just responds, "I just AM cool," in creepy text, and makes an angry face. Perhaps rock and ROOOLLLLLLL guy is meant to be the villain of the series, always receiving more attention than Videos For People even though he does very little in reality. Or maybe I'm overthinking it. It's also strange how rock and ROOOLLLLLLL guy always has three capital O's and seven capital L's in his name, and it never becomes inconsistent. Anyway, in your last argument, please rebut the four points made above, and nothing else, because I'd like to see those heavily discussed. Judges, please vote wisely, look at all the references provided, and decide for yourself. To end this debate off, I'd like to close with a quote from one of his most recent videos, "The Fan" (). One of the characters says, "You could do great things if you put your mind to it! You could create a universe! YOU could win an Oscar! But you don't, because your pathetic little mind can't make anything up! Isn't that it? ISN'T IT? You just go for what other people like... you're a buffalo in an enormous herd!" Clearly the mind of a genius in action. Farewell and good luck.