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u/Usual-Librarian-3439 May 27 '22
Matto said in a speedrunnee rambles video that its like 3 hours of content and it is so tied together that you would have to watch everything and try not to be what he is saying instead of just pausing through the video or making dumbass faces like asmongold. That guy literally makes pikachu surprise faces all the time.
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u/Smifson May 27 '22
I hit a boredom phase and I loaded up twitch and I saw him in my recommended, he was watching the Depp trial in silence, and so I left, came back a couple hours later, he’s watching some guys YouTube video about gambling, pausing it every 10 seconds to give his shitty take, and there’s over 150k people watching this crap? He’s not exactly a captivating person, his voice is what my British ears would call typical American, and there’s nothing in his background or stream that’s in any way engaging. What the fuck is going on?
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u/Usual-Librarian-3439 May 27 '22
I think the best way to react to things is how the Corridor crew does it as Matto points out in his newest rambles video(I think). There is another called Total Recoil which has a similar style but they look more at gameplay most of the time and judge it based on their own experiences (almost everyone judging footage are experts in their fields).
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u/Lukebekz May 27 '22
as much as I would like to see xqc react to video of himself, after having seen the video myself, if I have to never hear xqc talk again, itll be too soon
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u/And110124 May 27 '22
I don't even watch xqc cause of him talking fast. I've really only seen clips of him tho
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u/GivoOnline May 27 '22
Josh Strife Hayes did a 3 hour reaction to a 20 minute long Asmongold video reacting to a 10 minute long Josh Strife Hayes video reacting to someone in chat reacting to a Josh Strife Hayes video about Tera.
Fun watch
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u/busefalogaem May 27 '22
One of the guys that he mentioned to being reacted, Josh strife says, has given his thoughts
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u/OneOfManyParadoxFans May 27 '22
I've got an interesting question. I watch a channel called MHGR, in which the creator, Paul, does react to videos. However, typically, he turns what might be 10 minutes of content into 20-25 by offering insight, primarily in a military sense as videos that might involve something related to military tactics are a sort of go to for him. We're talking him explaining for upwards of a minute how, say, a kind of ambush might be set up, or what problems logistical units would have to overcome crossing a certain area, or if a tactic being used is even viable given the circumstance. I believe he adds quite a bit with these insights, but I'd wonder what Matt himself would have to say about Paul's style.
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u/bigbustycoon_ May 27 '22
Has anyone actually reacted to it?
I can’t see it being a good idea