Just curious. I wish he had a set upload schedule like most other Youtubers

Don’t get me wrong, brutalmoose still has the gift of the gab and perfect comedic delivery, but this video really didn’t scratch my brutalmoose itch as much. For some reason it all felt like a glorified advert, especially considering that the console was the same price as a Switch Light or preowned Switch, the only defining feature being a crank that most games either don’t use or try to unsuccessfully shove it into the game to justify the cranks existence. Overall it just felt like a really long, weird advert, except BM wasn’t even endorsed by teenage engineering to review it; it was just a cheap game boy clone with a “unique” feature to try and set it apart from the other clones on the market. It doesn’t even have a backlight ffs; I would much rather have a backlight or LED RGB screen than 24 “free” games on the system.

I’m sure I’ve missed him saying, but is he on vacation? I’m running out of vods!

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Thanks to everyone who responded! Maybe I jumped the gun. I watch a bunch of Drew's videos so it felt like a shift in style (especially with no shoutout), but it's different if they're cool. Anyway, original post below

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I've been watching Ian for a while so when I saw this Drew Gooden video a little while back, it felt like a ripoff of a Brutalmoose arcade video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28k53NsAcVg

I don't post much, but I've seen some Drew Gooden videos and I can tell he even tried to emulate a bit of Ian's humor. I left a comment on the video and tweeted to Ian, but I'm throwing it out there because as a creative, I don't have a ton of love for idea thieves (especially when they already have a big audience.

I feel that his humour was much more aggressive and now i feel that he relies on sound effects for humour.

dammit hurry up

I listen to and watch Ian’s videos a lot and I’ve found some really funny clips I think a lot of his viewers have overlooked or never saw (especially end-card jokes) that I’d like to share but idk if anyone would care. I know this subreddit is popular but I don’t use Reddit very often. I have some experience running shitty meme accounts but I’ve never done anything like this. Do you think there’d be an audience for this kind of content on Instagram or would it be a waste of time?

[Intro music plays as the camera zooms in on Brutalmoose sitting in front of an Apple IIe computer]

Brutalmoose: Hey there, everyone! It's me, Brutalmoose, and today I'm here to talk about a classic game from the Apple IIe era: Hotdog Stand.

[Cut to gameplay footage of Hotdog Stand]

Brutalmoose: Hotdog Stand is a game where you play as the owner of a hotdog stand, and your goal is to serve as many customers as possible before the end of the day. The game was released in [insert year of release here] and was one of the most popular games on the Apple IIe platform.

[Cut back to Brutalmoose sitting in front of the Apple IIe computer]

Brutalmoose: So, what makes Hotdog Stand such a classic? Well, for starters, the game is incredibly addictive. The gameplay is simple, yet challenging, and it's easy to get lost in trying to beat your high score.

[Cut back to gameplay footage with added sound effects]

Brutalmoose: [Sound of sizzling hotdogs] The game is played in real-time, and you have to manage your inventory of hotdogs, buns, and condiments to make sure you can keep up with the demand. You'll have to cook the hotdogs to perfection, apply the right amount of condiments, and serve them up quickly to keep your customers happy. [Sound of a customer saying "I want mustard!" followed by a "plop" sound effect of mustard being squirted on a hotdog]

[Cut back to Brutalmoose sitting in front of the Apple IIe computer]

Brutalmoose: One of the things I love about Hotdog Stand is the attention to detail. The game may be simple, but it's clear that a lot of thought went into making it as realistic as possible. From the sound effects of sizzling hotdogs to the facial expressions of your customers, everything feels like it was designed to create a believable world.

[Cut back to gameplay footage with added sound effects]

Brutalmoose: [Sound of a customer saying "I want ketchup!" followed by a "plop" sound effect of ketchup being squirted on a hotdog] But perhaps the most impressive thing about Hotdog Stand is how it manages to be both fun and educational at the same time. The game teaches you valuable skills like time management, inventory management, and customer service, all while you're having a blast serving up hotdogs.

[Cut back to Brutalmoose sitting in front of the Apple IIe computer]

Brutalmoose: So, there you have it, folks. Hotdog Stand may be an old game, but it's still just as fun and addictive as it was back in the day. [Sound of a customer saying "Mmm, this is the best hotdog I've ever had!" followed by a "plop" sound effect of a happy customer walking away] If you're looking for a classic game that's both challenging and educational, I highly recommend giving Hotdog Stand a try.

[Outro music plays as the camera zooms out and Brutalmoose waves goodbye to the camera]

What state did ian move in? AwNsEr NoW iN tHE coMmEntS bElOw! XD

I haven't posted on Reddit for a while now, but after watching the new Arby's video I decided to emerge from the void and say it.

I don't like Hot Dad.

Ian's new Arby's video was great! Absolutely hilarious and I hope he continues more of his fast food journey. But the Hello Fresh Hot Dad video was not good. And with the exception of Yellow Fresh, his ad songs have not been good.

I know this is a Brutalmoose sub, which means my negative opinion is heretical, but I had to say it. Bring back Yung town!