Crazy Luigi's Pick: "[YTP] Hooved Females Ruin Spike's Life" by Alfonzopancakes & Maple Pony
There are sources that have been over-utilized, underutilized, or even never been touched on by the YouTube Poop community that probably should be. This collaborative YouTube Poop helps make an underutilized source shine out as a beacon of what could be done to make a relatively new source become a great source for people to work on. While this month was one of the more harder months for me to decide upon since there were plenty of YouTube Poops that should have made it on the list (and probably already on it), time and time again, I've ended up coming back to this one because of its more unique stance on tackling a source that gained a controversial view over the months up until and including its release. Regardless of what you may view the source material under, both Alfonzopancakes and Maple Pony tackle it with many effects that hold something to enjoy for everybody. Both people have simple differences in how they tackle a source, yet they both find a way to compliment each other in a special sort of way that doesn't really overlap each others' worth. With this collaboration, many different editing features show up that give the video more variety and life that I only see in YouTube Poops in rare occasions. While the only faults that I might have with it are the collaborative intro and the over-excessive censor noises during one particular scene, the strengths that it shows more than make up for it, especially when looking at its last minute and a half.
Tofucakecan's Pick: "The Ambiance Collab" Hosted by Jallerbo/Jallershy
Once again I find myself writing about that lovely gray area of Youtube Poop known as the “ambient poop”. This month, I present for your viewing pleasure “The Ambiance Collab” hosted by Jallerbo/Jallershy. Fifteen poopers were tasked with making a poop in this experimental genre, and what resulted was an 18 minute odyssey of bizarre sounds, lush colors, and mind bending effects. As you may expect, there are very few jokes or typical poop fodder to be found. Its worth noting how differently each participant interpreted the idea of an “ambient poop”. No two videos are quite the same either in their structure or direction.
It’s easy to find something to like about every entry in this collab. I found myself particularly entranced by Sid 1325. The simplicity of the whole thing is just lovely. It’s little more than a background of effects (looks like gradient map and medium among others) and mirrored abstract shapes flickering in time with a trance-like soundtrack. It’s a similar story with the entry from stretch11poops. This one is just a still image layered several times with the familiar music of Donkey Kong Country being altered behind it. Yet I kept watching it again and again.
And then there’s SaturdayNightCleaner’s Entry at 13:50. This guy will have his own sub-genre of Youtube Poops one day. He’s created something here that will have you glued to your computer screen in awe while you wonder what you’ll see next and try to comprehend what you just witnessed. This is the sort of video that should be watched at night, with the lights off and no other distractions around. Let it suck you in and tickle your senses, and then when its over, hit replay. You know you wanna.
Cantfly(man)'s Pick: "How the Grirch Borrowed Hannukkah" by Dikekike/KroboProductions
KroboProductions is one of the first people I followed when I first got into watching these videos, and during this one, one video that he released back in early 2008 was Green Eggs and Eggs. To this day it's probably one of my favorite YouTube Poops ever, so when Krobo went on to make a spiritual successor to his previous Dr. Seuss video by manipulating the classic "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" special was guaranteed to entertain me the second that I clicked on the video. His patented strange sentence mixing is all over the place in this video and the way he splices random parts of the Grinch song into certain scenes gets a chuckle out of me each time. To keep it short and simple, it's just classic Dikekike in a nice condensed video, and a nice return-to-form for him from his earlier stuff.
If you feel like we may have overlooked or missed out on a favorite YouTube Poop throughout this month (and that's certainly a reasonable belief here), please post a comment talking about the YouTube Poop and why you think it's your favorite in this month.
There are sources that have been over-utilized, underutilized, or even never been touched on by the YouTube Poop community that probably should be. This collaborative YouTube Poop helps make an underutilized source shine out as a beacon of what could be done to make a relatively new source become a great source for people to work on. While this month was one of the more harder months for me to decide upon since there were plenty of YouTube Poops that should have made it on the list (and probably already on it), time and time again, I've ended up coming back to this one because of its more unique stance on tackling a source that gained a controversial view over the months up until and including its release. Regardless of what you may view the source material under, both Alfonzopancakes and Maple Pony tackle it with many effects that hold something to enjoy for everybody. Both people have simple differences in how they tackle a source, yet they both find a way to compliment each other in a special sort of way that doesn't really overlap each others' worth. With this collaboration, many different editing features show up that give the video more variety and life that I only see in YouTube Poops in rare occasions. While the only faults that I might have with it are the collaborative intro and the over-excessive censor noises during one particular scene, the strengths that it shows more than make up for it, especially when looking at its last minute and a half.
Tofucakecan's Pick: "The Ambiance Collab" Hosted by Jallerbo/Jallershy
Once again I find myself writing about that lovely gray area of Youtube Poop known as the “ambient poop”. This month, I present for your viewing pleasure “The Ambiance Collab” hosted by Jallerbo/Jallershy. Fifteen poopers were tasked with making a poop in this experimental genre, and what resulted was an 18 minute odyssey of bizarre sounds, lush colors, and mind bending effects. As you may expect, there are very few jokes or typical poop fodder to be found. Its worth noting how differently each participant interpreted the idea of an “ambient poop”. No two videos are quite the same either in their structure or direction.
It’s easy to find something to like about every entry in this collab. I found myself particularly entranced by Sid 1325. The simplicity of the whole thing is just lovely. It’s little more than a background of effects (looks like gradient map and medium among others) and mirrored abstract shapes flickering in time with a trance-like soundtrack. It’s a similar story with the entry from stretch11poops. This one is just a still image layered several times with the familiar music of Donkey Kong Country being altered behind it. Yet I kept watching it again and again.
And then there’s SaturdayNightCleaner’s Entry at 13:50. This guy will have his own sub-genre of Youtube Poops one day. He’s created something here that will have you glued to your computer screen in awe while you wonder what you’ll see next and try to comprehend what you just witnessed. This is the sort of video that should be watched at night, with the lights off and no other distractions around. Let it suck you in and tickle your senses, and then when its over, hit replay. You know you wanna.
Cantfly(man)'s Pick: "How the Grirch Borrowed Hannukkah" by Dikekike/KroboProductions
KroboProductions is one of the first people I followed when I first got into watching these videos, and during this one, one video that he released back in early 2008 was Green Eggs and Eggs. To this day it's probably one of my favorite YouTube Poops ever, so when Krobo went on to make a spiritual successor to his previous Dr. Seuss video by manipulating the classic "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" special was guaranteed to entertain me the second that I clicked on the video. His patented strange sentence mixing is all over the place in this video and the way he splices random parts of the Grinch song into certain scenes gets a chuckle out of me each time. To keep it short and simple, it's just classic Dikekike in a nice condensed video, and a nice return-to-form for him from his earlier stuff.
If you feel like we may have overlooked or missed out on a favorite YouTube Poop throughout this month (and that's certainly a reasonable belief here), please post a comment talking about the YouTube Poop and why you think it's your favorite in this month.