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Thank God for that guy in the corner helping me to know how to feel. Seriously though, this has been an incredibly annoying trend for a few years, everything h
by sfjailbird 6y ago
Thank God for that guy in the corner helping me to know how to feel.
Seriously though, this has been an incredibly annoying trend for a few years, everything has to be tagged with some pre-packaged emotional reaction. Such a dumbing down of public discourse.
Someone linked the official video and it's amazing: https://youtu.be/s1HA9LlFNM0 https://youtu.be/s1HA9LlFNM0
- martindbp 6y agoSee also "Youtube face".
- smusamashah 6y agoThere is also a "Dreamworks Face"
- db48x 6y agoDoesn't Japanese television have a lot of reaction shots too?
- StevenWaterman 6y agoThe people watching that livestream are there specifically for him, he's a well-known personality in that community. If you don't want that, there's other streams without presenters, or with less obnoxious presenters.
- Cogito 6y agoI mean, feel free to be annoyed with the commentary, but there was no official live stream of the event. There were 3-4 non-official live streams, I think all of them provided by people who have streamed every single one of these tests live. Asking those people to not have a reaction when the thing actually flies is a little far-fetched, unreasonable, and contrary to what their audience wants and expects. This isn't a reaction video with "some pre-packaged emotional reaction", it's sitting down to watch an historical event with friends - hardly a dumbing down of anything. Even in the official streams of other events the hosts become emotional, and are often drowned out by the cheers of those around them. I really have no idea what it is you want or expect from these live streams.