No matter what kind of media was out there in the time of the internet, I was always there for the memes and shitposts because of how bland mainstream media was. Ngl a good chunk of it was trash, but there was a lot of good content in the mix, too. I've seen so much of the internet that I can basically sense where the sheeple are going to go to. I don't make any memes myself, but I try to help the obscure content creators whenever I can. Foamy can get angsty, but that's because he wants to be honest about how he sees the world and I wholeheartedly respect that.

Someone please tell me how is this another movie that got a weekly trophy without a daily trophy at all?

-str-

NG shout-out, hey! :D Props. And all truth too. Though he could spare on the wording...

-cd-

........................................ that hurt. it hurts because it's so true. I've been swimming in that sea of crap for, well, nearly as long as you have my dear foamy and frankly, frankly, I'm sick and fucking tired. So tired I question if making good content matters anymore. When I started creating, I did it because the radio had become so boring, so bland, so predictable, that I figured, shit, I could probably make something more original than this, and you know what? I did. I've got well over 200 original works. Most of them decent. Most of them unpublished. Unpublished Why? Because people, most people, simply, don't, give, a, shit. They'd rather watch someone making a living out of reviewing pop culture phenomenon or making parodies, than listen to original content someone put serious heart time and soul into. From day one I made a point to take as few short cuts as possible, because they so often, hurt originality.

I know I will get flamed for saying this but fuck it. I figure this is as good a place and time as any.

Napster killed the music scene.

That's right. That little trade mark isn't a cat, it's a fucking horned devil. The napster mentality, is, to the music underground, what sulphuric acid is to a lawn. The mainstream corporations may have mowed down creativity but the napster mentality keeps it from growing back. When most everyone does not pay for music, the scene dies. No money=no bills paid=no time=no incentive to create. It's the simple truth, so many tap dance around but it's not going away. Someone has to pay for food/shelter/internet.

This metal head sums it up pretty well right here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-W0OeWq1Lo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXUQN49JBqs

This was the video that pushed me to finally make an account on newgrounds.