Vlog Need people to do funny readings of Reddit hate comments aimed at me

I am totally unable to record anything for a few more weeks. when do you want the clips? I am guessing I'll be too late to be useful, but I like the idea.
 
MarkRodriguez2012 said:
Hmmm this might be intersting. I like the angry one or the literature one. Lol. Or I could be stereotypical angry Mexican dude
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cool, email me with what style you pick and i will assign you a comment to read.[DOUBLEPOST=1389550122,1389467322][/DOUBLEPOST]Do i have any more takers?
 
I really hate the cringe subreddit. People should be allowed to be who they want to be, like what they want to like, and wear what they want to wear. Making fun of someone based on the choices they make as an individual is totally unnecessary and really just immature.

I think this video is a wonderful idea and while I don't have time to be a part of it, I look forward to watching it. You're an awesome person, @thefedoranerd, and I'm so glad you're not taking this experience personally and letting it crush your motivation or enthusiasm for YouTube. :)
 
thefedoranerd said:
The funny think is there were actually a surprising number of people who said something like "not bad" or "this is not cringe worry" and the posts were not very popular for very long.
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Not as I can see.

However, as JustSomeGermanDude already said, Reddit has an obsessive dislike for fedoras. It has been stigmitized for its common use together unfittingly casual attire. It kind of symbolizes a "bandaid fashion article", something to compesate for lack of style and which the hivemind finds to be worn wrong by most users. A username like "Fedoranerd" is automatically in the vocal shooting range of the mainstream.

The cringe subreddit isn't meant as any "focused hate beam weapon", and the sub's rules are against posting comments at the youtube video itself. However, amoung people are obnoxious people, who're heard. When uploading videos online, especially featuring oneself, one has to expect some harsh reactions every now and then. I too get some s**t. The basic of cringe is sharing videos that are somehow awkward to watch. Videos that somehow, in a uncomfortable way is almost humorous. Often catogerized by individuals trying to do something they can't quite do profesionally enough for it to be of expected caliber. To quote another sub-user: "Cringe isn't about laughing at people. It's about feeling embarrased over them". /r/Cringe isn't meaning to attack you as a person. Take it as a feedback that your content could need some self critism.

For any reading of comments, you take use of a text-to speech program like Balabolka, however, I'd strongly recommend you not to. Quickly backlashing wrongly at unwanted comments is equivalent to throwing fuel at the fire. It's highly likely you'd make yourself look like a bigger fool by making a big deal out of it.

Good luck further with your channel though. You're at least enthusiastic 'bout your vids.
 
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Zaff said:
Not as I can see.

However, as JustSomeGermanDude already said, Reddit has an obsessive dislike for fedoras. It has been stigmitized for its common use together unfittingly casual attire. It kind of symbolizes a "bandaid fashion article", something to compesate for lack of style and which the hivemind finds to be worn wrong by most users. A username like "Fedoranerd" is automatically in the vocal shooting range of the mainstream.

The cringe subreddit isn't meant as any "focused hate beam weapon", and the sub's rules are against posting comments at the youtube video itself. However, amoung people are obnoxious people, who're heard. When uploading videos online, especially featuring oneself, one has to expect some harsh reactions every now and then. I too get some s**t. The basic of cringe is sharing videos that are somehow awkward to watch. Videos that somehow, in a uncomfortable way is almost humorous. Often catogerized by individuals trying to do something they can't quite do profesionally enough for it to be of expected caliber. To quote another sub-user: "Cringe isn't about laughing at people. It's about feeling embarrased over them". /r/Cringe isn't meaning to attack you as a person. Take it as a feedback that your content could need some self critism.

For any reading of comments, you take use of a text-to speech program like Balabolka, however, I'd strongly recommend you not to. Quickly backlashing wrongly at unwanted comments is equivalent to throwing fuel at the fire. It's highly likely you'd make yourself look like a bigger fool by making a big deal out of it.

Good luck further with your channel though. You're at least enthusiastic 'bout your vids.
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I know there is a chance for backlash but i still think it's what i want to do, i want to use something that was meant for hate and use it to make people laugh.
 
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