@ryonature: #mustwatch #youtubeessays #videoessay #fyp

Vq.Dao :

No one wants to talk about it but it’s this damn app. This app has caused so much damage and it cannot be reversed since 2020.

Pqpellrepps :

Getting closer and closer to…. a book

🅿️ier | 🌹 :

i watched The Answer Is Not A Hut In The Woods that video genuinely changed my perspective on life

Lost :

The fact that 130k people saved it because they want to watch it later bcs thet want to doomscroll right now

🐉ante :

Strongly reccomended "Mens Obsession With Dying in Battle" that one hit close to home for me

user9029384840201 :

This is just doomscrolling with extra steps 😭

creese99 :

You should keep doing these it’s so hard to find this kinda content on YouTube

Diamond💎 :

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Alternative🍅 :

"Locking in" is just repackaged Toxic grind culture mindsets

August :

The problem with video essays is they take an hour to get a point across that should only take 10 minutes at most

Chiral :

see the problem is that all of these sound like they'd make me depressed

Silly_Willy_Billy ❌ :

Seen all of these and so many more great video essays on YouTube. It’s such a better way to spend my time than doomscrolling

Noelle_lover :

i want someone to make a video essay about people who see themselves as more intelligent just for not "doomscrolling"

ᖭི༏ᖫྀ :

Used to love video essay’s but with AI taking over I’ve completed stopped watching them.

Larry the Cable Guy :

I watch these while also doomscrolling am I cooked chat?

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Sierra-is-gone :

Highly recommend what the internet did to Garfield” by Supereyepatch wolf, and “Fear of depths” by Jacob Geller

🌶️en :

This is still very chronically online. There are great books that touch on this topic or take you away from this topic….

𝐤𝐮𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐢 :

When I say DROP the phone for a week, I mean it.

jay :

Quentin Tarantino went on the JRE Podcast awhile ago, I really recommend watching the section where he talks about his 20’s and how he felt he was just wasting his time because he got comfortable with where he was in life. It honestly really spoke to me.

Minty :

I watch these types of videos often. one that really made me think differently about my life was a story of a man who couldn't keep short term memories, and when he lost the ability to, he was building a pond in the front yard for his wife. he'd spend all day digging a hole in the yard, and his son would fill it up for him every night. one day a neighbor, who didn't realize that it was a short term memory issue asked him "aren't you tired of doing this? there's no fun in it right?" and the guy said "actually I'm content. the weather is nice. I'm doing something for my lovely wife. it's a good day, and I'm happy." The man never knew he wouldn't make it to his goal, the pond, but he knew he was happy in that moment and that's all that actually mattered. ever since then I've tried to enjoy the journey I'm on, no matter what it is or how difficult. I might not actually ever make it to my goal but the goal isn't the point. it's every step of the way there, that's the point.

Tantaluz R Antonio :

All I do is listen to video essays and audiobooks. I have seeeked knowledge ever since I got consciousness

yeahyeyeag :

Love exurb1a. A lot of his videos are on Spotify in a podcast format and are good listening too