omg i just realised you made a VIDEO OUT OF MY EMAIL WHAT THE CRAP

@tamago2474

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your email Lillah 😉

@megamaggotman7025

2 жыл бұрын

Dixon cider

@RetroDestroyer

2 жыл бұрын

It is a business email though. (Thank you for sending the email, this is one of Tamago's best videos)

@user-xw4mu6nz4t

Жыл бұрын

@@RetroDestroyer Let's be honest... it's not one of his "best"... but it's good lmao

@MeltyNote

Жыл бұрын

Content

Looks like the new camera is a VERY high quality now, But that implies the death of the Canon 750D, DSLR Camera... RIP to bargain Hunt legend, you might be missed

@muz426

2 жыл бұрын

The bargain hunt is my favorite video on KZread, r.i.p. Canon 50D, DSLR Camera, you will be missed

@insaniac2021

2 жыл бұрын

R.I.P. Canon 50D DSLR ------------- 2018-2021

@tokostas

2 жыл бұрын

gotta trust you on this one, I'm at my holiday home and the internet is a bit 💩

@medhanshtripathi1488

2 жыл бұрын

Guys, it was the 750D, get your Tamago2474 lore straight

@DeadRising10

2 жыл бұрын

I miss the old camera

This just became a philosophy and education channel.

@PokeBlox21

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@0yousif0

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah

@dylanc5835

2 жыл бұрын

and im not complaining hehe

@_sphnx

2 жыл бұрын

@@dylanc5835 tbh, neither am I. It's a really well made video.

@jordanjames9781

2 жыл бұрын

That's one of the things that I love most about Tamago 😊 beautifully said.

"Being too loyal to your past, may actually betray your future" listen Simi you're not allowed to make me feel things

@tamago2474

2 жыл бұрын

Inspired by you bro 😂

I remember when I used to watch animation channels on KZread. I came across yours (when you still did the drawings) and became an avid viewer. When you made the decision to stop doing animation I honestly felt (at the time) that I was just going to stop watching you since all I liked was that one thing. I quickly realized that change isn't something bad, quite the contrary, it's necessary. I have long stopped watching animation channels , but still try to watch all of your videos the day they come out. Thanks Tomago.

@dylanc5835

2 жыл бұрын

tomago

@lukkesmith

2 жыл бұрын

@@dylanc5835 honestly he should just change it to Tomago

@baenbo3486

2 жыл бұрын

lmao tomago

@skeletonbuyingpealts7134

2 жыл бұрын

@@lukkesmith Egg.

@eyemem5080

2 жыл бұрын

Tomango

Here’s a little story Roblox was a big part of my childhood. I loved the repetitive tycoons and the other strange games on the site. I have a lot of good memories of playing with my brother. One of the games I remembered playing a lot was Natural Disaster Island Survival. One of the best things I did for myself, was going back and playing it again, because it crushed my memories into pieces. It was easy, slow, graphics looked lame to me now, not to mention finding another cool game was nearly impossible and everything possibly cool on the site had a better alternative as a real game somewhere else. Hell, my brother’s account even appeared to have been hacked. Nothing damaging, but hacked nonetheless It was a strange eye opener to be honest, the past is over. Done. Gone. The eyes of a child are one of a magical, ignorant bliss, and I’m not a child. All I have is the memory of those times, and I can cherish every bit of it. But *one must focus on creating new memories, or the “good ol days” will be the only good days you have*

@glitchyguru6468

2 жыл бұрын

Nicely put. This was my similar experience with roblox too!

@alexthebudgie9071

2 жыл бұрын

I never got a childhood. I hope you are wrong for my friends, my sisters and I’s sake. We were all abused, I had cancer as a 12 year old, I met my friends as a Kate teenager. we all had to grow up fast. I hope you are wrong, i want to have a childhood, even if it’s in bits and pieces as an adult.

@user-vz5sr2yw5d

2 жыл бұрын

What was your brother’s account name?

@jeffboy4231

2 жыл бұрын

@@Aquaticul619 it really is hard to find games that you enjoy on roblox. But i honestly hope that anime legends brings some new life into roblox. The trailer gives me hope that it won't be another game that has either cash grab or is just a bandit beater.

@joemamayiursobadiamepicyoy8170

2 жыл бұрын

That's pretty similar

This might just be your best work so far. Basically everything about it, the writing, the editing, the pacing, it is all so well thought out and well made. Was definitely worth the wait. Also, congrats on 0.4 million subscriber

@gamerwolf3392

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah this was an amazing video

@jedyt

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

I almost didn't watch this because I didn't want someone to trash the whole idea of sticking with lifelong things you value that come from your past. I'm glad I stuck around. I really appreciate your spin at the end of talking about how we do have to give the present and future its due level of attention but we are able to do so more easily with the security we find in knowing the past is well cared for should we really need it. Thank you.

THE KING IS BACK

@qwarts9699

2 жыл бұрын

Wait this is le bron

@zae76

2 жыл бұрын

@@qwarts9699 no it's a basketball

@qwarts9699

2 жыл бұрын

@@zae76 oh, ok thnx

@crxssed7

2 жыл бұрын

Hi basketball

When I was younger, I loved Tamagotchis. I had gotten one for every birthday and Christmas and I was ecstatic. A year ago I found a retro mini version at my local toys r us. I think I spent a total of 5 minutes with it before getting bored. It’s neat to have that little piece of history, to remember the excitement for a 30 dollar pet. Although I don’t care much for it now, I can’t forget how much I loved it before.

@jessip8654

2 жыл бұрын

Had the same experience. Loved them as a kid and had as many of them as my allowance would allow. As an adult, there's only so many times I can play the left or right number game.

@shardtheduraludon

2 жыл бұрын

Your local, what?

@thisismeww

2 жыл бұрын

@@shardtheduraludon it’s a big brand toy store in Canada! Toys R Us!

@shardtheduraludon

2 жыл бұрын

@@thisismeww I thought it, died 2 years ago?

@thisismeww

2 жыл бұрын

@@shardtheduraludon there are still a few around, the one in Ottawa is still open!

What I think is pretty cool is when I have a nostalgic feeling about a game I played as a kid, but go back to it and have a completely different understanding of the game because of how much I've changed. Being nostalgic about a game is cool, but being able to replay a game and enjoy it in a completely different way is one of the funnest things to do.

Now remembering this video is gonna be nostalgic

@prodbykaji

2 жыл бұрын

on god its amazing

great video, this brings up many conversations, but I think the biggest one for me is how much effor it takes for Nintendo to prevent some of their properties to not become abandonware; When the switch dies out, what happens to that library of old games?

@atchaaa

2 жыл бұрын

ayo its jabrils

On the Club Penguin part, you’re exactly right. Many old Club Penguin fans still blame Disney and the game to come back. Even though it’s been 4 years. When they could play Club Penguin Rewritten.

i love this new video style! feels like I’m watching the gamer version of marques brownlee

@gamerwolf3392

2 жыл бұрын

It doesn’t feel like I’m watching the gamer version of Marques brownlee but I do like the new style

@sebas4101

2 жыл бұрын

what i mean with that is that the video is quite entertaining and informational at the same time, kind of the style of what marques brownlee does in my opinion

"I'm not stuck in the past, I'm just trying to break free from the present."

@buttercupkat

2 жыл бұрын

We don't need to escape reality: we need to come to terms with the fact it is sometimes terrible and amazing.

@lachstar8340

2 жыл бұрын

@@buttercupkat we are literally in a pandemic Rn how can the present be good at all

@bruhkan457

2 жыл бұрын

@@lachstar8340 There is a lot of good things going on in the middle of the pandemic, but you just want to look at the bad.

@buttercupkat

2 жыл бұрын

@@lachstar8340 Many people enjoyed quarantining in their homes for various reasons. If you meant on a larger scale, you can look up "great things happening now" and see what you can find. I hope you get your hope in humanity back!

@lachstar8340

2 жыл бұрын

@@buttercupkat I enjoyed the quarantine myself, but the past was better.

This is honestly the best video that tamago has put out, by a huge margin. The pacing is smooth and there are segments which tells us which part we are currently on which helps us, the viewer, keep track. This video also has an amazing storyline; the evolution from the email to the philisophical realisation was transitioned beautifully. Something that wasnt really spoken of was the background music; it really help emphasise the feelings we felt and for some parts accented his jokes. I also like the decision to record elsewhere, or atleast somewhat change the environment. It fits the feel of the change of flavour for this video. I hope to see more professional content like this.

@tamago2474

2 жыл бұрын

I loved reading this thank you! I'm really happy you appreciated the details - I'll be trying my best to up my game even further!

@GrandpaStephen

2 жыл бұрын

@@tamago2474 bro trust me ur gonna blow up again lol

Something always bothers me how people glorify the past _when they were kids_. The 80s and 90s weren't perfect, it seemed perfect to you because you were still a kid, and that's the magic of being a child.

@ArtsyStarleta

2 жыл бұрын

A large part of why the 80's and 90's in particular are so over-glorified is because of the sudden shock that was 9/11 and the following recession (and, in more recent years, a rigged presidency and pandemic), we went from really optimistic media to a wave of mainstream grunge and dystopian fiction (we had a break with the massive wave of party culture in the early 2010's, but, again, like I mentioned earlier, we're kind of back to being terrified of the present and future). Like obviously there's a much healthier and realistic way to accurately weigh pre-2001 and post-2001 and how acutely these events actually affected the average USAmerican individual, but the concept isn't unfounded nor did it come out of a vacuum that we can whittle down to "just pure nostalgia". People did legitimately used to feel safer and more secure, so their memories and how they will process media from that era is going to be affected by that. Sorry for the USAmerican-centric response, it's what I have the most reference for, and the US's influence on the English-speaking internet is pretty large to begin with, so it's still, at least, relevant.

@wormdoodles

2 жыл бұрын

@@ArtsyStarleta Also because people who were kids in the 80s and 90s are now in their 30s and 40s and thus creating most of the media available for consumption today. In 10-20 years you'll see a huge wave of nostalgia for 2000s and 2010s, because the time in which you were a child was the best time to be a child. There's a reason why so many movies about the 50s were made in the 70s and 80s.

@ArtsyStarleta

2 жыл бұрын

@@pferreira1983 "everything coming out during childhood good! everything coming out now bad!!" headass. There are *many* valid criciticisms to be had about how entertainment industries operate, but they're hardly different to any criciticisms that would have been just as valid 20-30 years ago, other than, say, the fact that Disney now owns like 80% of it. All this tells me is that you refuse to look past the mainstream in an era where accessing indie or otherwise "lesser-known" media is easier than ever. Go find a webseries, bandcamp musician, or indie movie that speaks to you the way corporations refuse to. This mentality is so regressive.

Damn, the writing, editing and filming of that video was insane! All the clips were perfect for the moment they were representing, the lighting and focus were on point and the every word throughout the script felt like you looked through a thesaurus to find the perfect one. That was awesome! Amazing job!

I am a believer that nothing must be thrown off cause it's old, it must always be accessible to anyone around the world, regardless of the player-base :)

this is a good point but we should still preserve videogames for the sake of preservation itself - companies do not care about archiving their stuff.

@WyvernRex2099

2 жыл бұрын

Scott the Woz has got you covered

@sandspada

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, but there comes a point where it just becomes excessive. Is anyone really looking forward to playing Mario Teachers Typing or Paper Toss or Fling Smash? Sure, it sucks that you can't play them anymore, but if they were playable, would anyone really care besides some KZreadr making a video on an obscure game?

@sandspada

Жыл бұрын

@Zanfitto How is that any different from hoarders keeping everything in their rooms because "they might need it some day"?

@Blankult

Жыл бұрын

@@sandspada It's for the sake of documentation and preservation. It doesn't matter if "nobody" cares about it, the point is that it's documented and accessible.

The few seconds of silence on the ending shot may not seem relevant, but for me, it helped me reflect rather than nod my head and continue onto another video. Good luck in whatever else you do!

This was an amazingly put together video. Well done!

wow, the editing and overall video quality was really good in this, i like these types of videos congrats on 400k 🎊

The production and writing quality suddenly just became ridiculously high and it’s great.

100% the best video you've ever made, this is a message I want everyone to hear

@gamerwolf3392

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it was a great video

Good video, but I think you're way off on the conclusion. Not everything in a museum has to be a jaw dropping piece of art, sometimes we keep and showcase an old, ugly ass ceramic jar for the sole reason that it is old. History is composed of everything, good and bad, and having access to the good is just as important as having access to the bad. If anyone wants to study videogame history, playing a masterpiece from the 80's is just as valuable as playing a shitty game from the same year, for different reasons. That's why myabandonware exists anyway imo

@thefaceofunemployment1373

2 жыл бұрын

Shut up it’s Tamago. He’s always right.

@hoau1406

2 жыл бұрын

@@thefaceofunemployment1373 I hope you're joking.😅

@miimiiandco

2 жыл бұрын

The CDI games may be garbage, but they are important to history. Without them, YTP would be way different. They also show a time where Nintendo wasn't as protective of their IPs.

@eviii1752

2 жыл бұрын

@@miimiiandco and also, avid LOZ might get a kick out of em. I feel that with games like Wii Music, Mario Teaches Typing, and LBP3 They're undoubtedly bad games, no questions about it, but because of the fact I'm so attached to what came of them, I feel this need to play them again, regardless of quality, just for the enjoyment of experiencing something from my home series Sorry if this was unorganized, my ADD brain just went on one long rant.

@Buglin_Burger7878

Жыл бұрын

To add to this, if we use current standards to decide... what art is actually good in a museum? If our quality improves everything from the past slowly becomes trash by default. You have to look at it as a product of its time to understand the value of it. A great example can be seen in the divide in Paper Mario.

Damn tamago, I haven’t watched your videos in like a year or two and you’ve stepped up your production quality drastically, and you’re really staying true to the tamago I remember. Keep doing you man, that intro was sly as hell btw

@tamago2474

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it oak 🙌

what's more embarrassing 1. i actually kinda liked the simpsons arcade game 2. i played the simpsons arcade game (on the actual arcade cabinet, not an emulator) in december 2019

@dilobs

2 жыл бұрын

I loved the Simpsons arcade game I play on the xbox 360

Damn, tamago, I love your writing. More vids like this please!

The music for this video is well-chosen! Good job!

This is the type of video to make you sit in silence after it's over and just think about what was said. Good video homie, very good video.

Great video Tamago, this felt really heartfelt and nice to watch. Props bro.

I really enjoyed this video Tamago the editing was amazing and I love the message!

Really good editing . Made it feel like your whole career was leading to this video. Lots of food for thought!

This is a great video, I really like the blend of your more thoughtful content, including from the more rambling parts of your streams, and videogame culture. I hope you'll continue this style of video into the future!

For me, I think you've nailed down that I come back to some of my old favourites because it's a comfortable and safe way of recapturing happy feelings I've had in my past. However, I do still try to seek out new experiences these days. My tastes and hobbies have changed a lot through the years as I now have things that give me joy that I would never have considered 10 years ago. Fab video, man 👌

A new era might begin for this channel

can you make more of this type of video, i frickin LOVE it just the pacing, writing, edits and everything

Loving this new way of videos

THIS VIDEO IS GORGEOUS WTH The camera, the writing, the framing, the editing, the pacing omg

I really like the script, the transitions between the themes of the vídeo are butter smooth. I did not realize the video was ending

This was an incredibly well done video. Quality content like this makes my day. Keep it up, Tamago.

So glad this channel turned up on my recommended- been binging it all day

Such a great video! I see the way you make content has really improved over the years. I can honestly relate to the feeling of being stuck in the past, I was (and still kinda is) a big hoarder of things. Things that were special to me years ago but now they don't give that feeling anymore, I just keep them because I'm afraid of moving on. Afraid of the future and all its mysteries. But I realize that without getting rid of some items from my past there's no more room for new things, In both a figurative and quite literal way. And while the feeling of moving on and leaving the past behind can be terrifying. It's still a thing that has to be done because time doesn't wait for you.

such high qualty vids keep it up

Hey Simi! Really love the Nathan Zed (ish) style videos! MEGA-respect for branching out and doing new shit. I'll pretty much watch anything you post but this was really freaking interesting!

This video is so high quality, I love it

I really like these new types of videos that you're making, I'd like to see more of it! Keep it up!

Congrats on ✨400k Tamago!! Wasn't expecting the end of this video to make me tear up. But here we are. 🥺

I love this new video structure and quality.

Memories are such a precious thing and wanting to preserve them is not dumb or stupid. And I finally get why you started to post those types of videos, you weren’t nostalgic, you were stuck.

It hits different seeing a Tamago video in your sub box

That was one of the most well-edited greatly scripted videos I've ever seen. Well done Tamago.

This is surprisingly the most useful video I've watched this week, thank you

Your best video yet,love you dude

Absolute masterpiece watched it a couple times now definitely one of your best if not the best video you've ever made

@tamago2474

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Aaron, glad you enjoyed it! :D

Holy lord I watched this on the day of the release and waited till now to talk about how this video is completely under viewed. I get that youtube videos doing well can be like a roulette but it's crazy that I video like this is so underviewed compared to some low quality videos on this website that do well. Lastly I love these types of videos and the amount of effort you've put into the writing and editing is great :) (his short on beating cup head has more views than this )

This video is really high quality! Great work!

THE EDITS 🔥🔥🔥🔥

this was a cool new spin on video ideas simi!

Thank You for the website! i was able to find some childhood bangers like Horrorland!

This was seriously awesome, I've been watching this channel for a few years at this point and I love to see it evolve and transform from nostalgic animation videos to nostalgia-based commentary videos to this, a super creative free-associative lecture about the nature of nostalgia itself. Making videos constantly for a long time like you have means developing and perfecting your style as you go is the name of the game, so I'm so happy to see it go in this direction. A hundred thumbs up from me 😀

@tamago2474

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, this was really nice to read 😄 glad you enjoyed it!

@bilalak9090

2 жыл бұрын

@@tamago2474 might be a magnum opus, its so good

By far your best video ever keep up the good work tamago

Amazing Video man. Keep it up

i love this new video style so muchhhh! this is such a great video

im liking this new tamago

I love the memories nostalgia gives, but knowing I can never remake it or it just being stuck in my head reminiscing the past, it all drives me crazy and I hate it.

Good stuff tamago, Such a good edited video

Congrats on 400k bro!

Love your stuff, man. You're awesome.

you need more recognition man, You have a shitton of artistic potential in terms of videos.

Great video man. Keep up the great work

This was such a unique video for your channel its fun to see youtubers try different styles

Please do more in this style, this was an amazing video

@ryanhacker5259

2 жыл бұрын

Also congrats on 400k!

this is high key an amazing video, easily some of your best work - i hope you gained as much making it as i did watching it

@tamago2474

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot, I had a blast making this video :D glad you enjoyed it!

amazing video man

this is straight fire

Congrats on 400k

Dope video tamago

congrats on 400k!!!!

This is such a well made video! I agree with a lot of the points you made in the video and also the camera quality looks great. I think the camera may be a bit close tho XD

Great video Tamago! Hope to see more content like this in the future.

this video is great, i really like the new style!

super high quality video, nice work.

Vid changed my life nice 👍

cant even begin to describe the quality of all your videos! watched this like 15 times not joking haha

This is my favorite video of yours. I'm one of those that holds onto the past with a TIGHT grip, almost exclusively listening to older music, rewatching older movies (especially traditional animation), and playing childish old games like Club Penguin, Animal Jam, Roblox and Webkinz. I still have so much love for these things and there's nothing wrong with that, but your video inspired me to remember to try something new.

Phenomenal video tamago 🐐

Seriously amazing video.

This felt like a vsause video,so well put together and so good conclusion

Wow, this is your best work, made me remember dantdm's custom mod adventures. 1 tear came our only 1 I promise.

I sense that this documentary type of style video will become more familiar on this channel, and I’m here for it

I loved this video so much. please make more like this tamago!!

you explained this perfectly. i often find myself coming back to things i enjoyed when i was little chasing the feeling that they gave me rather than the actual thing. i think that we choose to only remember the good parts of the past and we chase the unattainable perfect version of the past that we remember

So fucking excited for this new era of tomago videos not gonna lie

did not expect tamago to take this turn of content but it really suits him i enjoyed this video and really thought about how we think of the past being the best feeling in our lives and how we miss all those old things etc

I really like your videos with the colourful thumbnails

I like the new direction the channel is taking

I thought this was some other youtube channel that somehow landed in my recommended, when I saw that tamago text at the bottom I got excited