Honestly, EC is the only one who’s doing anything worthwhile in this bunch. The rest are either examples of crap performers or good performers who did a crappy job. Fear is an example of the sort of punk band that only a frat boy could truly love (Belushi, whose second-most-famous movie role was as a frat boy, became a better musician in a very short time than Lee Ving could ever dream of being).

There’s a slippage that happens during the piece, a total conflation of player and character. It’s full of sentences like this: “I enter the Founders Lodge, a seat of purist disease.” But, like, no. You hold a controller. You direct your first-person avatar into a digital representation of an artist’s idea of what the headquarters of a racist prewar secret society in an imaginary city using magic physics to levitate would look like. A seat of purist disease? There is the sense here, to me, that the piece is not written about the game but from within the game, in the vocabulary of a stock Ken Levine character. So it’s news to you that people write from the POV of a game character about a game which exists for the player to immerse themselves in the game world? Really? Do you go to a Star Trek or Star Wars movie and periodically stand up and address the rest of the audience, telling them not to get so wrapped up in it because that starship bridge is just painted plywood and LEDs? Good grief. Maybe you’re not the best person to critique the writing of others.

Photographers like to reuse settings and poses with different models? Oh the heck you say.

let’s go crazy let’s get nuts let’s look for the purple banana before they put us in a truck let’s go

#2 Let’s be blunt: most of these people have nothing better to do and/or showed up for the free food. This one, though… she can stay.

#17 OK, that is just weird.

Also the Red Skull from Captain America, V from V for Vendetta, and Elrond from Lord of the Rings.

Some of her videos have her on “electric banjo”, which is just an electric guitar with banjo tuning.

Well, it’s a good thing that he told us what it was, because my guess would have been “bad tattoo of William Sherman.”