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Wow, this one hit different. Stay until the end if you can. It has me literally in tears.
I am now actively seeking out his music! Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
Gonna have to finish watching this later
If I get to the end and it turns out the theme was created by Tommy Tallarico I’m gonna lose it
God Kevin does it again.
The Fastpass documentary was phenomenal when that first came out. This one exceeded even that. Unreal level of dedication in this one.
I did not expect to watch this whole thing in one sitting but this was so well done I couldn’t look away. Absolutely brilliant.
Saw it on my feed, can’t get to it tonight though.
“Oh dip! The new Defunctland is out!”
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“1:32. Kevin *why*…”
This was just as great as the Fastpass documentary. Loved it
Probably the greatest thing ever put on youtube. Wow. Yes the runtime is long but it keeps your attention every second with an ending conclusive and more satisfying than most professionally produced documentaries.
My man Kevin is one of the best creators on YouTube, it’s not even fair. He releases these incredible documentaries to the public, free of charge. All despite the truly extraordinary effort he puts in. His series on the history of Jim Henson isn’t just informative and in-depth, it’s emotional. The final part left me near-sobbing.
I hope Kevin realizes the worth and value of his works now. The backspacing of “documentarian” into “YouTuber” was harsh. This was just as compelling and high quality as any documentary I’ve seen, on a significantly smaller team (and likely budget.)
This is a work of art
Love the twists he’s been putting on these full feature documentaries. First the FastPass and now this. Great work.
Me: “New Defunctland? 90 minutes?! Well, I guess I have nothing better to do…”
Me 90 minutes later: “Why am I crying?”
Was not expecting this to involve 9/11
Probably one of the most incredible documentaries over something so niche that I have watched
I wish I could find more creators like Kevin. His work is astounding.
I just finished it and I knew it was going to be a roller coaster of emotions. I just went on a huge binge of YTers talking about this era of television from the 2000s since it was my childhood and then this popped into my feed.
This slaps. I went to Disney world in elementary school and came home and read all this lore about Disney world. This hit that same note in a great way
“Is it weird that you don’t know who wrote the theme?”
Girl who is now my spirit animal: “No.” And that’s all I watched!
This honestly feels like the other side to Hbomberguy’s newest video. That one focused on an arrogant and selfish man taking credit for things he didn’t write or compose and his lies only getting bigger. While this one focused on a musical prodigy who was highly respected and lauded by his peers for his creativity and creations, one who didn’t seem to care about being known or famous form his work and only cared about the art of it.