r/Nonpoliticaltwitter | bruh them feels

Clearly this is not political. Amazing. Keep the great work up.

Fun fact: Mario was created for the sole purpose of fitting as much detail into an 8-bit character model as possible

5:39 what's funnier is that Sonic is actually a character who wasn't just a "let's make hedgehog with red shoes", but actually a character with well thought design, while Mario is " Let's give him mustache so we don't need to draw mouth, hat so we don't need to draw hair and overalls so we don't need to draw a clear distinction between legs and torso"

3:17 I still think it’s wild that one Japanese couple tried to name their child Demon (悪魔) and the judge in charge of verifying names was like “Fuck no, try again.” EDIT: This happened in Japan. Foolish people are everywhere

The editors using the audience to bully each other into watching stuff is one of the most hilarious things i've ever saw... Thank you, guys!

3:26 there it is again, folks. The most aesthetically pleasing stock photograph of female bullying. Also: 5 layers of clothing.

2:01 Got a buddy who is like this. Loathes “That Time I got Reincarnated as a Slime”, but doesn’t mind “Skeleton Knight in Another World”, “How a Realist Hero Rebuilt a Kingdom”, “How Not to Summon a Demon Lord”, or “Black Summoner”. As he puts it, it is the difference of how they got overpowered. Most of the ones I mentioned involved them having grinded in a game they played and then were teleported into or the sacrifice of their memories in the case of the Black Summoner. Meanwhile the Realist Hero used his knowledge from our world, from his old job, and from the books he read to become a formidable leader. Rimuru, in his eyes, was overpowered from the start from their reincarnation and became more overpowered as time went on, being able to kill thousands in mere moments.

I literally died at that frightened/upset pepper

Once again, these 2 editors are cultured af

11:36 What makes the German Dunkin‘ add a lot more weird is that it says "we are looking for you" which just means that they want new employees, but you can’t tell me it doesn’t sound creepy with that image.

I think we can all agree the last tweet in the video was by far the best

3:14 As someone with an uncommon name, my name is on the level of about 50% of people spell it correctly upon first hearing it/50% of people pronounce it correctly upon first seeing it, and I never find my name in gift shops, but it's also normal enough that we know a human with common sense named me and not an alien passing for a human or a random word generator. Thank you, mother, for keeping it at that level of uncommon when you wanted an uncommon name.

7:14 I just can't relate to this one. Here's one for my fellow reading addicts: "I'll put it down after this chapter," I lie to myself at 5 am as I start reading the 15th chapter that night.

Yo can we talk about how robin just nailed the pronounciation of açaí on the first try? As a brazilian I'm surprised.

You know it's good when Robin's laughing his anus off before the 10 second mark.

The massive amount of aro/ace energy 0:45 radiates.

AITA is either “I shot a man because he ate my cheese. AITA?” or “I was shot for breathing and called an ambulance. AITA?” No inbetween

Dude, saying that the books would have eight words per page is a bold assumption. I read the entire Harry Potter series in a week in eighth grade, not even in summer, I had class every day that week.

2:35 I mean, they are already extorting people with newer printers by demanding subscription payments to use a product you bought. It’s barely as bad as the larger farm equipment these days that requires expensive subscription services to even operate the software on them.

11:41 as a brazilian, i have a lot to say on açaí. 1- you pronounced it right 2-it's actually super healthy, basically fruit ice cream, almost no sodium 3-its great for breakfast