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jthrash
Hi, my name is Jeffrey Thrash. You may know me from my YouTube channel. I enjoy video games and cartoons and I like to create my own animations. Enjoy!

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I Will Dance on TikTok's Grave + Shameless Plug to my YT Shorts

Posted by jthrash - 2 days ago


Full disclosure: I have never had my own TikTok account, and I guess as someone who tends to skew more "Millennial" than "Gen Z" (basically, I'm an old goat by social media standards at 30 years old), I looked at the site with the same disdain and fear for future generations that my parents saw whenever I played my Game Boy Advance for more than two hours at a time.


It has shrunken attention spans to the point where you're all probably already thinking this blog post has gone on too long, and has been particularly bad for political discourse in the United States as a distressing number of "my fellow Americans" (read that in your best Barack Obama impression) decide some "influencer" screaming into their phone camera and immediately uploading their conspiracy rants onto social media is more trustworthy than the entire legacy news media of newspapers and TV news (not that legacy media has been much more truthful, to be fair, but at least they have to maintain the illusion of having fact-checkers screen their stories, first). If President Trump immediately tries to bring back TikTok after his Inauguration tomorrow, it will be for the self-serving reason that TikTok and its right-wing "influencers" were crucial in helping him win back the Presidency this time around--ignore the fact that he set off this process of eventually banning TikTok in the first place during the tail-end of his first term in 2019 or 2020.


But anyhow, TikTok's loss is kind of my gain, as in spite of my opinions on short-form videos where literally anyone can post their unhinged lies and get popular, I have been maintaining a presence on the TikTok-like YouTube Shorts website in an attempt to stay current with trends. A lot of it is just vertical, smartphone-friendly versions of the animations I already posted on the Movie Portal here, but I also post speed-paints and, if I get enough of a boost in viewership due to the US TikTok ban and people looking for their next "short-form video fix," I might take the time to start showing my process for 3D art and animation, too! Like with any animation-focused channel, though, don't expect frequent uploads, let alone daily episodes--even on my short-form videos, animation takes time, you know.


Here is a sample:


https://youtube.com/shorts/jB8kgVhkAkk?feature=shared


Can't embed YouTube Shorts like I can embed regular YouTube videos here, sorry.


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thog

yo dude, i have posted a lot on the youtube shorts before, you know i do long as shit animations so i can cut them in many little pieces, got many views and subs like that, but it's a void subscription, it's like those people that hang around youtube shorts, tik tok and such are all zombies, mostly won't watch your other videos, won't comment, won't donate, won't be your customer, etc. Legacy media sucks, they rarely lie, but they manipulate the news in order to give advantage to their interests, if media got interested in trump election you surely would notice that. Also i'm not on favour of tik tok being banned or whatever, like i was not on favour of twitter/x being banned here in brazil (it did get back after election by coincidence), even though i don't use x nor tik tok and agree that such things do some bad things in society, but they're not like crack or cocaine

Okay, so here's the thing...TikTok was brought back in the United States almost immediately after I made that blog post...https://www.pcmag.com/news/tiktok-ban-trump-executive-order-jan-19-what-you-need-to-know