You Think I'm Stupid?!

is an animation and an exaggerated comedic rant created by Rebecca Parham.
== Synopsis ==
Rebecca Parham rants about one of the things she despises.
== Topic ==
What she ranted about is people talking about something obvious in a serious way.
An example would be if she wanted to get her car's gas tank filled up, the other guy would tell her at she can get it at a gas station. Another example being that the other guy would tell her that fire has a very high temperature. This is what infuriates and outrages her, as it is obvious that a car's gas tank is from a gas station. The reason why she causes excessive anger to this problem is because this makes her look like she is unintelligent from the other guy's perspective.
She despises this so much that she would even be less offended if somebody insulted her, like calling her a dunce or even dropping out cuss words at her.
This could also happen in various degrees. For example, if Rebecca and another person were talking about Star Wars and the other guy asked for her favorite characters in that franchise, Rebecca would normally answer the question, with Rey and BB-8 being her favorite characters, then the other guy, giving her a look, would say "There are other Star Wars movies.". She also gets infuriated and outraged for this because she already knows characters and other Star Wars movies exist.
== Characters ==
* Rebecca Parham herself
* People who were saying something obvious in a serious way
== Reception ==
The reception for this video is somewhat positive, and even a lot of people agreed about the rant, despite the fact that almost everybody can do it on accident. However, some people were complaining that water is not wet, because Rebecca mentioned in the video that water is wet.
== Trivia ==
* In the comments section, she said that even she does it, but it could usually happen accidentally.
* When "impertinent little dipstick" is searched on Google, the video shows up.
Category:Videos
Category:Animations
Category:Videos uploaded in 2017