Videos For people is a comedic genius.

If you're only going to make general attacks, I think you're going to lose, since I set out some pretty clear guidelines as to how this was meant to be executed. I list five videos of his which I think characterize his channel the best, and I say why they're good, and then you rebut each mini-argument. I'd prefer that, but we can do it your way, too. Just give me a longer argument to go on. You're not doing very good, here. But I'll humor you, and we'll get through this. Round three, please put down at least 3,000 characters. There's a ten thousand character limit on this. You say that the humor presented is flat and dull, and generic. You don't say why it's flat or dull. I think it's good humor. It's original, it comes out of nowhere, it's expertly written. Take a look, for instance, at his most recent video, "50s sitcom," an obvious take on I Love Lucy: . There are a million ways in which this video could have been presented, but he does it the best. She ends up performing as a trash can. The punchline is subtle, and you could miss it if you don't pay attention, but it's still a good joke. Depressing, maybe, but believable overall. The music fits, too. Comedy isn't subjective. I know comedy when I see it. These videos are funny. His humor isn't too absurd. He rarely resorts to puns, which is admirable. Absurd humor is funny because it's not funny. Understanding absurd, surreal humor is a good trait. His humor is more realistic than some people's humor. I could imagine his concepts being out on SNL. His work is somewhat diverse. Some videos are more bizarre than others. I can divide his videos, mostly, into a few categories. First up are the "stick figure sketches". These are the ones where some stick figures have a simple conversation, usually in front of a white backdrop. This category includes videos such as "If The Purge Was Real," "Trump da gamwe," and "New Slenderman Sighting." . These are the most realistic of the bunch, I would say. They're very grounded in reality, although they happen in an absurdist landscape. You can identify with the stick figures, hear them out. There's nothing off putting. The next category contains what I like to call the "Current Trend" category. In this section, we find videos like "The Farewell Fellow," a cheap knockoff of The Bye Bye Man. There's also a few early videos, which point out the hideous nature of some internet trends, like the Harlem Shake video, which is somewhat unsettling . And, of course, there's his scathing critique of Spongebob, referred to here as "Spongeborb" . He tries to stay relevant, but fails miserably at this, and it's his failure to grasp internet culture which makes these videos so appealing. These videos are always fresh and modern. The next category is the "series" category. These are series he's started and keeps going from time to time. The most obvious example of a series is the rock and ROOOLLLLLLL guy series, which has gone on for over 20 mind numbing eleven second clips, which never vary too much, but are enjoyable due to their quirky nature . His earliest series is the BotchTojo series. A parody of WatchMojo, I suppose. They're dull, but only because they're imitating something dull . There's also Creepypasta World and The Inner Limits, which are equally absurd, but I won't put links to them here because I don't want to fill up the character limit. The final category is completely random, with no rhyme or reason. These videos are the ones such as "Hooch a ha ha," "ASMR Video," and "A coooool scribble" . These ones are the most unsettling, and the motive for making them seems a bit murky, but they can be interpreted in many ways. They're fun to decipher. If you like your humor easy, they're not for you. I like subtlety. He also uses a gimmick I don't see very often- a coded message after every video. It pops up for a fraction of a second. I've decoded a few, but I won't spoil them here. It's a good way to keep the viewer in suspense, and it's something that one isn't too likely to notice if they don't pay attention. The videos are in no way similar, Sir, as you can see. Each one is different. Each one is a surprise. Each one is unique in some way. True, they are all done using MS paint, but I don't care. The art has no effect on his humor, Sir. These would be just as funny if they were drawn with vomit. Why worry about the art? The jokes are all that matters. He's found a style. His channel is a laugh riot, hands down. I await your rebuttal.