Peripeteia: A Breadtube Analysis (In Which I Read From the Wikipedia Article)
Channel: The Skooge
Date: 2023-12-23

My friends, fans, long-time followers, Patreon supporters, and Discord questionables: fret not. It is here, at long last. My magnum opus, the crown jewel of my content portfolio. Clocking in at least 27 minutes longer than my Cruelty Squad speedrun and a mere 4 minutes shorter than my 2022 Wonder Woman: 1984 analysis, at the time of my writing this this is the second longest video on my Youtube channel and sets a new standard in electronic media analysis. Every segment has been subjected to an intense 45-minute critical review held by the brightest minds of our community. It is, in short, nothing less than the culmination of several years of Breadtube thought.

Enjoy.


00:00 - Introduction
00:08:26 - An Enjoinder for Liberal Hangovers
00:36:09 - Recasting Reagan in the 21st Century
00:48:49 - A Post-Gender Look at Soviet Architecture (ft. FloofyPuggles)
01:00:13 - Xenoharmonicism and Human Pain
01:06:08 - Numeric Dissonnance in the American Consciousness
01:48:19 - Navigational Frustration as Albeist Discrimination (Developers: please watch)
02:13:09 - A Counterargument to Rural Life as Homophobia
02:28:29 - A Word About Gameplay
02:30:32 - In Memory of Homestuck
03:19:03 - Gendered Clothing: A New Stochastic Approach
03:24:11 - Credibility and Concupiscence
04:36:42 - Interlude: A Plea to Sponsors
04:49:00 - Interlude Afterword: Homeostasis
04:51:32 - Hairclips in Post-Colonial Literature
05:04:32 - Anime: An Unwatchable Horror
05:13:18 - Ingratitude and Alienation in Post-Soviet Society
05:19:36 - Polish Christianity as Systemic Evil
05:43:44 - A Brief Refutation of Hegelian Credit Theory
05:57:28 - Conclusion


"The enemies of the Soviet state calculate that the heavy loss we have borne will lead to disorder and confusion in our ranks. But their expectations are in vain: bitter disillusionment awaits them. He who is not blind sees that our party, during its difficult days, is closing its ranks still more closely, that it is united and unshakable."
- Lavrentiy Beria