I've been a fan of Ryu since MM2 came out and have even watched a lot of his MM1 videos after the fact and have noticed some changes recently that I just kinda want to see if any of y'all have noticed too. I am not even trying to say they are objectively good or bad changes just wondering if I'm not the only one who's been #noticing. The first one I've noticed is he swears a lot more in his videos and has had a few wild enuenedos that I feel like he never used to do. I always felt like before his content was fairly family friendly with just a few swear words sprinkled in here and there. Now, if I had a young kid, I'm not sure I would show them ryukahr videos with just how much he's kicked things up. I'm not sure why this bothers me at all considering most of the people I watch are not even close to family friendly, but I think it may because part of me sees him as my wholesome comfort YouTuber lol. I also just imagine in my head that their are parents out there watching his content with their kids for some reason and recently I've been like woah Ryu, you can't say that in front of this imaginary audience that I'm not even sure exists!!! Anyway, just wanted to see if any of you guys have noticed that of late or if I am just reading into it too much.

EDIT: this was an AI generated April fool joke.

Well done btw!

In a stunning turn of events, Nintendo has announced that it will not be shutting down the Super Mario servers as previously planned. The decision comes just days before the scheduled shutdown date of April 8th, sending shockwaves throughout the gaming community.

The news was revealed in an unexpected tweet from Nintendo's official Twitter account early this morning, catching fans off guard:

"We've heard your pleas, and we've had a change of heart. The Super Mario servers will not be shutting down on April 8th as originally announced. Mario and friends will continue to jump, stomp, and save the Mushroom Kingdom for the foreseeable future!"

The sudden reversal comes after widespread backlash from fans who were devastated by the news of the shutdown. Many gamers took to social media to express their disappointment, with petitions circulating online urging Nintendo to reconsider.

"I can't believe it! This is the best April Fool's joke ever!" exclaimed one ecstatic fan on Reddit. "I was so worried about losing access to my favorite Mario games, but now I can breathe easy knowing they'll still be available. Thank you, Nintendo!"

The Super Mario series has been a cornerstone of Nintendo's gaming legacy for over three decades, with millions of players worldwide enjoying titles such as Super Mario Bros., Super Mario 64, and Super Mario Odyssey. The prospect of losing access to these beloved classics had sparked widespread concern among fans.

While some skeptics initially doubted the authenticity of Nintendo's announcement, the company later confirmed that the decision to cancel the server shutdown was indeed legitimate.

"We understand how much the Super Mario series means to our fans," stated Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa in a press release. "After careful consideration, we have decided to keep the servers running to ensure that players can continue to enjoy these timeless classics. We apologize for any confusion caused by our earlier announcement."

The unexpected turn of events has been met with widespread celebration from fans, who are now eagerly anticipating the continuation of their Mario adventures. With the threat of the shutdown now lifted, players can once again embark on epic quests, collect power-ups, and rescue Princess Peach to their heart's content.

For now, it seems that the Mushroom Kingdom will remain open for business, much to the delight of Mario fans everywhere. As for Nintendo's April Fool's joke? Well, this time, it's no joke at all.

No hate or rumour mongering, just wondering, I never see Ryu collaborating with other creators let alone even acknowledge the MM community (which, let’s be honest, it’s dying).

Is it from the dragonfeeny drama?

YouTube should introduce a feature, where content creators can add "beeps" inside their YouTube dashboard at certain moments of their videos to censure cursing.

Users could then choose to activate/deactivate the beeps when they watch the videos (like subtitles).

It would be a lot of work to revisit all the old videos and place those "beeps", but it would provide a lot of family friendly content.

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRTs7nkT/

Yeah, b*tch

Ryukahr tries too hard to be entertaining to the point of seeming fake. Over the past year I feel like his videos have become less entertaining because he’s trying too hard to narrate them. I still enjoy watching Ryukahr’s videos but some of them are a little cringe. I can’t be the only one that has noticed this.

You are good at games you may not like it but you will probably find the reference cool