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First section of my new video!
March 5, 2024

First section of my new video!

Hey! It's been forever since I made an actual video so I just wanted to show you guys something. This is the first section, roughly a quarter, of the new video I'm making. It's about conservatives and comedy. I'd really want to hear any and all criticisms you have for it, and I hope you enjoy

Sears Section (YouTube)

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Ben Muschol · March 22, 2024

just wanna say ive always hated this guy from his anti vegan schtick days and feel very validated by who he's turned into

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ab · March 17, 2024

Can’t wait to see the whole video! Also FWIW, I found your opinion on that TikTok mom to be completely reasonable, and was a little shocked to see the negative reaction it got from a lot of the comments.

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James Lefkowitz · March 11, 2024

His modern content throughout this video is downright unwatchable in a scary way. Very sad to see his turn, from a guy who at one point seems like a bit of an independent thinker, but a nice guy. And with the red hair/kinda languid, dead-eyed stare, he reminds me a little of Chris Bores (who, frankly, let's be thankful hasn't gone down this road).

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Aaron Lutes · March 9, 2024

I really like little and medium joel content but it's nice to see you standing in a random location holding a microphone again

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Aaro Kaija · March 8, 2024

Vaguely knowing where the guy ends up really gives those first seven something minutes a heavy sense of dread. GOod stuff, though very depressing.

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Josie Thompson · March 8, 2024

Here's also a resource from a university about shortest flight paths. https://dynref.engr.illinois.edu/aos.html The shortest path on a sphere will always be tracing the circumference of the bisection of the sphere between those two points. When using the mercator projection onto a 2D plane, this is almost never a straight line between the points.

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Jacob Barry · March 8, 2024

at 26:35 you read “psyoppery” as “psypoppery” (which is good, keep it)

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Raina · March 7, 2024

One comment: Sears still using the same bell sound to start all of his videos is a strikingly odd detail, but I wouldn’t have registered it if I didn’t go back and rewatch the beginning. Before knowing about his political shift, I didn’t really know what to make of that line. I’d consider either moving that line later in the video or perhaps seeing if you can work in a call back.

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Andrew Hill · March 7, 2024

I mean i love it I'll watch it all the time but yea him yelling at himself as a girl, beating up his old pansy beliefs is a bummer - yes, it is m, bumming me out

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Pookiemookie · March 7, 2024

when i think of conservative comedy, i think very surface level about it. its smugness, immaturity, and just the general disrespect for human life. steven crowder thinking his showing his balls to his male coworkers and saying the n word are funny acts. i think of ben shapiro flexing on his streams for some strange bit that i don't think he's fully aware of. but your video has me thinking more critically about comedy's role in conservative brain rot. really looking forward to this video, big joel!

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Sam Croote · March 6, 2024

This is probably just my engineer brain but I wasn’t really satisfied with your proof of the shortest path between two cities. I did look it up and the mathematical proof is absolutely horrible and certainly out of the scope of this video. Maybe you could prove it more convincingly by holding a piece of string tight to the surface of the globe? Again, this is probably just a me problem and it’s not like the target audience of this video actually needs convincing that the earth is round.

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corvidcall · March 6, 2024

Can't wait to see the full video! Your video, "The Strangest Moment of Ricky Gervais's Career" is one of my favorites, because I love getting to hear discussions about comedy from someone who cares about it in the same way that I do. I think it's really interesting to go into what choices made something funny or not funny, and why someone would have made those decisions. Also, I can't get enough of my fave lefty video essayists making videos about bad conservative comedy. It's ALWAYS very fun to watch

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Leon Blythe · March 6, 2024

When I was a filthy little boy Ricky Gervais pulled a bunch of mud and bugs out of my ears. The only thing I can be completely certain of is the mud. The rest is a combination of logical inference false memory and creative license… The muuuuuudddd.

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MJR Schneider · March 6, 2024

I really like the comment that quotes George Orwell, apparently in the sincere belief that Orwell would read that comment and be like "Yes, the flat earth, that's the kind of revolutionary truth-telling I'm talking about, babyyy." I don't know, I just find it funny how absurdly twisted the legacy of George Orwell has become in modern right wing discourse.

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Zoe · March 6, 2024

Dale yeah brother

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dot · March 6, 2024

awesome vid, genuinely very excited to see the whole thing!! obviously there's a lot of talk about conservative comedy being specifically bad but i think failed comedy in general is very interesting, have you seen Nathan Fielder & Benny Safdie's recent show The Curse? lots to unpack in it, but in particular Nathan Fielder's character is a guy who desperately wants to be funny but consistently fails at it, the show dedicates a good chunk to focusing on this aspect of his character, and this video made me think of it. neat show and worth a watch imo if you haven't seen it already!

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Tim 🦆 · March 6, 2024

It's very sad! He can barely make jokes anymore bc his world has been overtaken by anger and fear

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Kaivalya Hariharan · March 5, 2024

One quick critique is that maybe the delivery of the key line that no one in JP’s current comments gets the joke could be a bit clearer somehow. “No one’s laughing?” Not a big deal, I just came away with it thinking that that style of humor was out of fashion now, so only got the line when you said he’s a conservative now.

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Kaivalya Hariharan · March 5, 2024

There’s something so interesting about the trend of conservatives becoming their comedy. It’s the main problem in his later jokes: he can’t quite separate the character and the joke. It’s also what I heard radicalized spaces like 4chan. Really excited for the rest!

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Flip Kringle · March 5, 2024

Conservative comedy is just saying conservative things and then calling it a joke

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Tim Carey · March 5, 2024

Looking forward to this! Thanks Big Guy!

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Jonas Schiött · March 5, 2024

I'm mostly disturbed that this Sears dude is my double. Except he's a ginger, while I'm a normal blonde. That means he's my EVIL twin, right?

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Deso's Prophet · March 6, 2024

The bertram to your stewie

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Glenna Fitch · March 5, 2024

Very intrigued by the idea that conservatives are unable to make jokes because it would require them to say the thing they don’t believe is true, even in the temporary frame of a joke. I feel like potentially this has been posited before (you and/or Thoughtslime?) and I’m interested to see this explored further.

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Wes · March 5, 2024

good shit

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Will Sladich · March 5, 2024

I’ve been thinking a lot recently about the idea of the Covid pandemic as a collective trauma. My irony pilled brain is eager to mock the phrase “we lived through a pandemic we really did that shit” as something stupid a contemporary liberal would say, but there really is something to it, of course there is. I think your particular angle of social political critique is very well suited to explore what that trauma did to JP sears and people like him, looking forward to seeing the whole thing.

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A Parent Lee (long lost brother of Stan Lee, RIP) · March 5, 2024

Hell yeah, I remember you mentioning the conservative comedy video. Loving it so far! Can't wait to see what more comes of it

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Nick Russell · March 5, 2024

This is fascinating. Excited for the whole thing! DALE GRIBBLE BASED LEGEND