I am weird, thanks

@gabrielrosa1112

3 жыл бұрын

you are weird, congratulations!

@ppkp321

3 жыл бұрын

@@gabrielrosa1112 you are also weird

@kane-111

3 жыл бұрын

DOOR STUCK

@gabrielrosa1112

3 жыл бұрын

@@ppkp321 thank you :)

@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179

3 жыл бұрын

For making this comment, you sure are

I thought you weren't gonna continue this series, but thankfully, you did

@exurb2a114

3 жыл бұрын

More common Aaron, promise. Cheers for being lovely. Shit, *more coming, apologies

@dweeep03

3 жыл бұрын

@@exurb2a114 will you continue?

@cybermonkey2807

3 жыл бұрын

@@exurb2a114 Yes keep it coming please we need it

@curtr.5792

3 жыл бұрын

@@exurb2a114 Promise I love these and theyre amazing and fantastic, but dont write em just to get em out! Cheers man, I'd rather they be important.

@zaphailra7333

3 жыл бұрын

Oh woah it’s shinobu

I am so glad there is still episodes of this coming out

@exurb2a114

3 жыл бұрын

Ooooh, thank you Soap Stains

@oisind3593

3 жыл бұрын

@@exurb2a114 man you don't know the half of it, you're definitely one of my inspirations

@MP39

3 жыл бұрын

SAME!

@MeansofIntrigue

3 жыл бұрын

He DID say more episodes were to be uploaded in the weeks after those that had already been uploaded at that time. Then again, I suppose you only had his word.

"We are mud that sat up" Exurb1a confirmed as a Bokononist

@PKVarianceArts

3 жыл бұрын

Nice, nice, very nice.

I just got an email to collaborate with John Green who's my hero and these videos are what I need right now, Thank you!

@camjones5234

3 жыл бұрын

Holy smokes

@souvikmitra6161

3 жыл бұрын

Woah! Congrats man!

@exurb2a114

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, that's amazing news! The man is a creative genius, hope you have a blast

@kane-111

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, good on you dude, best wishes!

@farahjoy603

3 жыл бұрын

Holy moly congrats 👏👏 , John green is a freaking genius 💚💚

Thank you, kind Turtle🌸😊🌸

@exurb2a114

3 жыл бұрын

NO, thank YOU, Neyo

4:18 hey oliver, we hope your upsilon never dies backwards but shines forward.

@ronanmuatuli6086

Жыл бұрын

Why the long face?

4:17 UPSILON DIES BACKWARDS

@cosmetanoia5018

3 жыл бұрын

Its not oliver its alexander 👉👈

@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179

3 жыл бұрын

@@cosmetanoia5018 FCKKKKKK

@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179

3 жыл бұрын

@@cosmetanoia5018 imma edit the comment then lol

@xinfinity4756

3 жыл бұрын

@@cosmetanoia5018 pretty certain it is oliver

@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179

3 жыл бұрын

@@xinfinity4756 his real name or the guy from the video name?

Speaking of the entire "Mixing everything in the minibar together" analogy, I have a bit of a story. We started making homemade burgers some months back as a dinner meal. My dad and I have since been competing to make the biggest, grandest and most delicious burger possible. (Egg, meat, blue cheese, cheddar cheese, condiments and a toasted bun usually does the trick) I wanted to put sauce/condiments on my burgers, but I wasn't sure which ones to use... and so I quickly discovered the absolute joy of taking *every* sauce from the fridge and putting it all into the burger. I'm talking Ketchup, BBQ sauce, smokey baconnaise, burger sauce, mayonnaise and yellow honey mustard. Words cannot describe the pure euphoria I get when I sink my teeth into the middle of such a burger. Since I discovered the creation of what I coined to be the "Condiment Burger", every time I have a meal which is even remotely suitable for condiments, I bring out a tray containing the whole gang to mix and match different tastes to see which is the best. The best taste usually comes from all of them at once. Meanwhile, family look in horror as I mix all of these delicious ingredients together into a fabulously colourful concoction. I look back at them thinking, "This is amazing. Why on Earth would you refuse this?"

@markenangel1813

3 жыл бұрын

can confirm, best way to eat food

@darksentinel082

3 жыл бұрын

when i was in first grade i mixed mustard, ketchup, and barbeque sauce to use as "the ultimate nugget dipping sauce" i threw up

@MrRobotman

3 жыл бұрын

DarkSentinel what was so bad about it?

@darksentinel082

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrRobotman It just tasted awful to me, which was a surprise - I mixed a lot of things together during school lunches that year and had no problems with any of it.

@vectorequilibrium4493

3 жыл бұрын

I fear you have not discovered HP sauce. All other condiments are dead to me. 😁

I literally dropped everything to watch your videos and every one of them. They are amazing so thank you.

@exurb2a114

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, thank you Zenxo, that's very kind indeed

@ZenxoOnYoutube

3 жыл бұрын

@@exurb2a114 How I wished that I could tell you how much all of your videos means to me.

I'm in a bus, going to my friend's house on the other side of the country, listening to your advices and just being glad that we've got someone like you to help a guy out. Thank you, man

This series is the push I needed to get out of my 1 year art block. Here's my story, if you care to hear it :) Last summer I was accepted into a competitive college summer program. I was so proud of myself, sometimes I still look at the email that says "Congratulations! You've made it to our summer session!" for a smile. My mom saw me off at the airport - I was flying by myself for the first time. My adrenaline was pumping for the entire flight while I doodled whatever came to mind in my sketchbook. Once I got there, I had never felt more creative and happy in my life. Art classes all day, museum trips, and new people to meet. But a week into the program I realized that living here wasn't for me. Mainly because of the people. I got robbed by one of my roommates, most of the students had a disrespectful attitude, and the teachers all seemed to care more about talking politics than art. The art history teacher didn't tell us that there was a VAN GOGH in the museum we were at. I happened to stumble upon it when he let us off on our own for a short while. It was incredible, like an out of body experience. My favorite historical artist *painted* that with his own hands. And I was looking at it. Alone. I later asked him why he didn't show us this on our tour, and he said he "didn't want us being influenced by some white male artist" Thats just one example. Not to mention that on top of the craziness at the school, I had spent about 6 months working non stop on my portfolio leading up to the program to even make it. Pair that with these two weeks of intense work to pump out a five page comic, and I left feeling burnt out. I came back home to the middle of nowhere, back to the land of no electricity, no running water, no museums, no art classes, no magic. And I felt empty. Like something had died inside of me, and I left it back at that art college. It felt like clouds came over my creativity sun, and its been raining ever since. I do still make art from time to time, but its felt exhausting and dull ever since. This series has helped me realize that I can't give up. I need to learn to make art in the rain, to splash in the puddles of creativity like a little kid again. Ive already contacted my college that I'm going to in the fall to switch my major back to art. I'm going to have fun with my art. I'm going to try harder every day, and I know that lovely feeling I had on the plane will come back to me with time. Thank you exurb1a.

@jasperchippendale8547

3 жыл бұрын

reducing Van Gogh to just a white male artist is one of the most outrageously stupid and disrespectful things I've ever heard. I wish you the best at getting out of your art block mate

@lgbt2686

3 жыл бұрын

I feel stuck too, writing a book for a year and now just stopped. Everything is black and is like that for a while now, half a year and not much happened. I hope you will find ur way of making art fun sometimes, always - never.

@butterfree7072

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasperchippendale8547 Thank you

@butterfree7072

3 жыл бұрын

@@lgbt2686 Thank you, its comforting to hear that someone else is going through my same struggle and I hope you can push through it too!

@lewannabestar

3 жыл бұрын

I feel you so much but its writing I'm stuck with. I really hope things get better for you. Hang in there ❤❤❤

This is the audio series that is finally getting me to realize that I am, in fact, not crazy. I can't thank you enough for the inspiration and the reassurance you provide me, I will try my absolute best. Thank you space turtle.

@lewannabestar

3 жыл бұрын

I relate :")

"Hey wouldn't it be fun if" is the start of every good art. It's the start of everything worth doing I love adventure mode

exurb1a: *uploads* me: *fastest click in the universe*

@austinmoon6974

3 жыл бұрын

*exurb2a

@felwinter2736

3 жыл бұрын

@@austinmoon6974 they basically are the same person

@ashachin279

3 жыл бұрын

@@felwinter2736 not exactly, they are actually cousins

@emporertorvus4475

3 жыл бұрын

Howdy

The usefulness of this video relies far too much on me having virtually any experience with dating.

@richardmeunster8743

3 жыл бұрын

Gotta live before you create.

@Aizistral

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardmeunster8743 The hell are you talking about, I create specifically because I don't get to live

@samwallaceart288

3 жыл бұрын

He seriously overestimated his viewer base.

@jamessawyer9816

3 жыл бұрын

Yes... romance ~_~

@AngstyPrinceswagnes

3 жыл бұрын

me, whos aromantic: yes indeed

I cry tears of joy everytime my favourite turtle uploads 😭

2:50 So, basically, "Hey Ferb! I know what we're gonna do today!"

@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, where's Perry?

I love these. It's so fun and helpful to listen to. Thank you so much

@exurb2a114

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks - that's ever so kind!

Your channels are the holy grail for every artist. I hope you get how special you and your videos are for so many people (including myself). Please take a moment and be proud of yourself :D Thanks for doing this

I wish this series would never end, it always pops up at the right time, the time when I just need to bury my doubts and have little push to start

I love the nods to a few of his videos where he just says "yeah that was based off of a real thing that happened." It makes me happy that even the most simple things can become beautiful stories or rushes of creativity or anything. It's incredible.

There is nothing better than showing a friend your work, and then distrusting them, and showing another friend, then another, and another; and at some point, you're happy because literally everyone's told you it's good.

Alright boys , it's time to daydream about a life I'll never live

@kalebm6758

3 жыл бұрын

You literally just ruined my day😂

@flamecatgaming4175

3 жыл бұрын

as long as you keep believing that, itll be true

@fademusic1980

3 жыл бұрын

@@flamecatgaming4175 speaks the truth

@Sir.Ena9001

3 жыл бұрын

Just do it, man

@jarnovanderzee2469

3 жыл бұрын

onestly sometimes its just a matter of counting to 10 and fuking doing it, ive been seeing this girl and was too much of a nervous pussy to talk to her for a week, and then i was in the zone talked to her and she liked me instantly and now i wonder what was stopping me. counts for other stuuf in life too than just girls. hope this motivates you for whatever you want to do jerin.

oh hi!

@rasati

3 жыл бұрын

hiya

@mohammadashik1823

3 жыл бұрын

Hello

@shehr-yar7135

3 жыл бұрын

Ello Ello

@broccolitomato1085

3 жыл бұрын

Hello~

@kane-111

3 жыл бұрын

Hey hey

This channel is something else I just can't explain this. The main channel inspires me in a different way, it makes me think about the grand things and the future. But this one actually makes me sit down and really think about the now, this series really got me back into writing that stupid book about AI and a corrupt dystopian society. I got lost in trying to make it as good as possible too soon and it stopped being fun. Just because of this I will write something extremely stupid that's fun, so writing becomes a hobby again not a chore.

yo man exurbia ro whoever you are behind this youtube chanel im in a realy fukin depressing period in my life rn, just know that your videos make life a litle bit easier for me and other ppl. love the stuff you make and it motivates a lot of us to get our own stuff out, your a good dude

It feels like I've waited so long for this episode.

Dude, you are a champ. Hope is more precious than antimatter, and the world is rapidly running out. You deal in it, and do so with an eloquence that is both charming and somehow jarring (but in the get-yoir-head-out-of-your-butt way.) Keep it up. The world needs folks like you.

The fact that I relate to so much of what's said in this series, that I've come across all the same hurdles, and felt all the same feelings, and thought all the same thoughts- It's a massive comfort. It makes me think that maybe I *am* doing this right. If one of the people I look up to so much can essentially pull the important bits right out of my head to use as examples, then maybe I'm not actually digging myself into a hole. Thank you, Exurbia, for being so awesome in every aspect.

Loved the reference to "Upsilon Dies Backwards" which is a favourite of mine

I am studying for my medical school finals right know and im stressed like 24/7, but this series honestly gives me an opportunity to calm down a bit and just listen to what you have to say, without thinking too much about my exams... Please keep releasing new episodes!

Thanks for your videos man! You're a big part of the reason why i started writing. It's not good, maybe not even mediocre but it's alot of fun. You make me want to try new things and your videos get me out the cycle of misery everyone gets into from time to time. I really enjoy the fifth sience by the way, well except for the want machine. However i still think it did good for the book.

I've been feeling really unmotivated, and the turtle is here to save me. I'm glad this turtle exists( ;_;)

I don't know why, but everytime I watch your videos I always get a little hyped. No matter what mood I had felt before, there's just something in your voice and your choice of words that makes me feel at home. Nowadays, people mostly find satisfaction at dancing in front of their phones and posting them online, or they like watching people who do. I've never been a fan of those things, and because of that I've been classified as weird. And since I'm weird I mostly stay to myself. Your videos have created a safe haven for people like me. And even though you probably wouldn'y see this, I just wanna say thank you for continuing to bless us with your art and creativity. I don't know what I would be right now if it wasn't for you and your clever jokes. I wish only the best for you. I hope you continue to make unique and inspiring content for this world, specially in these dire situations where it seems like all hope is lost. Sincerely, A very awkward teenager.

You know, somewhere deep down I already knew all you're saying in this series, and basically exactly worked this way whenever the black hole of mundanity loosened it's gravitational pull enough for the tides of the sublime to sweep in. I guess the struggle lies in somehow generating your own tides when the magic has recessed back into the ocean of "Not today" However I'll achieve that in the future, for now I'm just grateful for the waves you're making by dropping these into that weird collective ocean of thoughts we all share. So thank you Urbie, have a wonderful day.

I am grateful for the existence of this podcast/series. It is a blessing to all creatives, and people like me, which have some sort of disorder where they try to accomplish art, music and writing at the same time, while juggling school and some admin work for a server. This really helps speed up the process, wasting less time and letting me make less mistakes. Thanks, exurb1a.

Oh hi! I just wanted to say thank you, these videos have really inspired me!

thank you internet man, i've been struggling for months and thanks to your vids i'm slowly getting back to writing

I can’t thank you enough for this series. Your work got me trough one of the darkest periods of my life. Thank you!

I love that your words have as much substance and they do accent, this is a wonderful series, please do continue with it Exurb2a

This has really helped me. I'm a 15 year old writer and I have loved writing forever, but I have never actually finished a novel. Thanks in part to this series, your main channel videos as inspiration, and the abundance of time I have from quarantining, I am the furthest I have ever been into writing a novel. You have really helped my both creatively and on a personal level, so thanks.

These are the best pieces of media i have ever consumed, and they are this guys least viewed videos and entirely discontinued

I love your videos, since months I've been endlessly procrastinating but this series actually inspires me to finally do my work. Thank you for helping me, not only with this video but with almost everything you put out it has been thought provoking interesting and funny!

Watching your videos inspire me to most so... please keep making them. . Joke aside, I have watched the "why i run" and "thoughts about writing" videos so many times, it's just incredible to watch a bike ride and hear your thoughts about creativity and shit. Now this series. You're an inspiration. Thank you.

Holy shit, for me it's writing and producing music, so when you said "mixing everything in the MIDI bar", it kinda caught me off guard. Not sure how many people will have gotten that, but you certainly got me. This series is awesome!

Love how I’ve been struggling with motivation to unleash my chaotic weirdness to the world and the moment I sit back after listening to him, I feel calm and so ready. Thank you, cosmic turtle. Thank you.

I absolutely love these. Though I am not too much of a creative mind, I feel like the mindsets you're discribing apply to so many branches in life. It might seem like I am kissing your arse a bit here, but I genuinely believe your content over the years has slowly altered my view on life over time. I feel like the videos set of a reaction in my brain of wanting to live, rather than just 'survive'. Thank you, mysterious turtle man, for helping me.

I listen to your podcasts while I’m drawing and each time they really help and make me realize many things about what I do when I’m creating art and what I could do so thank you for making these :”D

I’m glad I discovered this channel(and your main one too!)

@exurb2a114

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Luke!

@jtsumi3253

3 жыл бұрын

@@exurb2a114 its actually "check luke"

I am so lucky to meet this series. I couldnt find your book in my country by the way and started to translate it. I love it! Thank you for all.

Exurb1/2a are the two best things on internet

I love your videos. I am currently a teacher working in IT (with a masters degree in IT, true but at at heart I am a teacher and always will be) and I love nothing more than when I get to do what I love - teach users in our systems, teach colleagues how to do presentations, teach municipalities how to interact with systems, teach suppliers how to do their job(!). All that filling out forms, taking deep dives into obscure instances and learning the intricacies of token handling means jack to me and I can feel myself yearning towards what makes my job fun when it is absent. I am at least twice as productive when I am having fun - and probably more so. And when I am having fun, is also when I enter adventure mode.

I just hope you know that your videos truly are my primary source of motivation and I can't thank you enough for them.

This is possibly one of the most helpful videos I have found about art. We live in a culture of criticism and critical thinking which might be necessary for alot of things but it's not necessary in art, atleast not the start of it. I can't count how many times I have thrown out a project because I started taking it "too seriously" rather just finishing it and seeing what I can do with it later. Let chaos be a part of life essentially, routines are tools to enjoy choas and not tools to control it. If you control choas life becomes dull immediately. Thank you so much for teaching me something like this.

The goal of an artist often is not to inspire others, but the greatest artists always do.

Your voice is sooo pleasant to listen to, please keep the podcasts coming! Love your stuff, you inspire me.

Let's all be thankful that our beloved turtle has such a spike in creativity these days; thanks a lot for the content surge!

Thank you so much for making this series, turtleboi. Your videos have inspired me so much over the years, even helping me through some dark places at times. These videos are exactly what I need at this point in my life, and I look forward to seeing more from you soon.

You know, I really needed to hear all of this podcast. I have been stuck in the mundane. To keep my SO happy. I exercise, cook, clean, work and do laundry. It makes him happy. It makes me think I am happy. I am not. I want to write, play my piano or organ, paint but most of all feel and live. I am not a Stepford wife. I am alive. And I am in pain. But you know what? It inspires me. The pain inspires me. I just forgot how to channel it. But I had some wine, listened to this video and now I will draw my ideas out. You are such an inspiration and thank you for that. Felt drunk, might delete later. Xoxo. Lol.

I believe that this young fellow is one of the brightest minds we have, underappreciated, much love, we are just watching from the ground

Hey, I just wanted to say you're doing an amazing job. Sometimes it feels like your videos are talking directly to my soul. Keep it up, we need more people like you. And thank you for inspiring me to start trying to create too

Every tutorial I watched throughout my life helped me think, But your tutorials help me walk.

I've been subscribed to you for years bow. Around 4 or 5 I think. Every video is like an experience. I mostly enjoy your main stuff but this channel is also outstanding

i remember just watching your videos casually because well they are good, but then i kinda thought about them and its honestly inspiring, and this series seems to be the epitome of that, cant wait for the next installments.

You have no idea, kind turtle, how much this video made me open my fucking eyes. The eyes who've been stapled shut so very long ago. Now I have "grown up" really quickly in my life. By that I mean, I talked as an adult since I was 9 and they talked to me like I was an adult since I was 10. And that kid you were talking about was chained behind without any input. I didn't allow myself to have fun. Not like I should in the very least. Since a bit ago, as I am still just a kid, I have felt the urge to make. Write books, draw for hours upon hours without end, try theatre to express myself. In the end I mostly stuck with drawing yet I want to write from time to time. And well, for a solid while I knew that I wanted to do that, yet nothing let me. I took it too seriously. I looked at it in the way most adults would. As a serious job. As my future money making job. And I didn't let the kid inside me play around. And well taking art seriously to the point where you shouldn't have fun is a Very stupid thing I have tried to do, and am just now realizing it. At some tiny bits in time I could draw, and it was relieving, and it made me happy, but at others I'd just stare into a blank canvas, wishing to die because every idea sucked so bad. And I always just thought of it as an artblock. I heard of them all the time after all. They are supposed to be temporary. But mine kept going. Months and months were passing and I couldn't draw what I wanted. And it was in a weird way an artblock. But not the normal one. I now see what I've actually done. I've shut down the kid in the second it started having fun and took it as an adult. Because it had to be great. What's the point if it wasn't? If I wanna do this I need to take it seriously. And there, I've tried that kid into a corner and yelled at it to never come out. Now I come to the realisation, that I was being the stupidest person I could've been. Unless my writing wasnt good enough to be published it was shitty. Unless my art pieces weren't worth a job at Disney they sucked. And I didn't let myself take it as a fun thing. I forced myself to make it a job, thinking i could make it feel just as pleasant when it was done. And that made me unable to draw anything but a sketch of a palm. So I just want to thank you, mister wise turtle, for making me realize that I need to stop being a grumpy adult, atleast while I'm barely 14 in actuality, not 76. Thank you for opening my eyes and showing me that I shouldn't give up on what I like, since I was on a verge to do exactly that, and to go become a doctor or something. thank you. I doubt you'll read this, but thank you. Thank you for showing me I shouldn't give up. Thank you.

i have literally zero creative abilities and yet i'm super inspired by this series. thank you. cheers man

Thank you so much for these! You have inspired me to continue my love for art (drawing/painting/poetry), you're insights and musings have been a great inspiration! Breath in the creativity, breath out the art

The timing of your videos are super... in tuned with shit thats happening around me; i love it, makes me feel like the universe gives a fuck about me.

there's a web comic artist called loading artist, who once said "the more opportunities you have to do something that makes your heart flutter and your stomach die, the better. the last thing you want is to live a life where nothing like that ever happens." and it quite captures the essence of this video. go be weird, do reckless shit - you won't regret it. most ideas are born when you live, not just survive.

Literally made a marathon of your videos today. Needed that push to get me going. The biggest thank you

I have written my first novel in 1 month "Adventure". And finally à publisher agreed to publish it. Been feeling scared regarding how the public will receive. But, watching this was a gentle reminder that at the end of the day, it was an "Adventure".

THANK YOU SO MUCH. I've always been interested in writing, but because of you, after your first podcast, I started writing my own story. Today after this podcast I finally decided to sit down and think some more. for nearly 15 minutes I sat with ending up at dead ends. finally after half an hour did I get a really good change to the story in my mind. Now 3 and a half hours later, my short story has gotten a strong skeleton and I'm finally ready to write away, though it's presently seems to be much too long for a short story, but much too short for an individual book. Also I've done so much world building in my excitement that I don't think I'll be able to include most of the amazing ways I've tied up the mechanisms to not leave plot holes.

Wish I could listen to these ideas conveyed by this excellent vocabulary all day.

I'm very happy I found you, my dude. I uploaded my first video only a few weeks ago and I had a blast making it. It's definitely something I found I enjoy and this series has been great so far. Now excuse me, I gotta listen to Fahrenheit 451. Some dude on the internet recommended it and I actually bought the thing.

Going through somewhat of a creative crisis right now, and these videos are really helping me. Thanks for doing this series!

Hey. I just want to thank you for making Catastrotivity. It's inspirational AF.

I just found these videos you make about creativity. They are so impactful and helpful. You are putting some of the exact creative struggles I have into words and they way you talk about it is liberating and inspiring. Thank you for these videos and your creativity!

exurb1a I love your content!! You always give me something to think about.....new perspective on things !! Thank you for all this and the things to come in the future !! 🙃😀🐢🐢

this series has given me the motivation to start writing again thank you. love your work and your support thank you.

Are you planning to have these type of episodes available as podcasts? I for one would really appreciate that 🤗

@exurb2a114

3 жыл бұрын

I wasn't planning to take this all very seriously, but it turned out to be a lot more fun than I was expecting (that is, lecturing people who are happier than I am on how to live their lives.) So, absolutely, will try to get it more properly off the ground shortly!

@aarya1467

3 жыл бұрын

@@exurb2a114 you don't know if we are happier than you are

@ronanlanam1127

3 жыл бұрын

@@exurb2a114 You should also put your Music peices from your other channel on spotify. I LOVE listening to them. They have this other quality I cant find in other music and I cant figure out what it is

@Btsarmy-ng1pl

3 жыл бұрын

@@ronanlanam1127 I second the motion!!!

@stewartcopland7676

3 жыл бұрын

@@Btsarmy-ng1pl I third this motion!

You probably wont read this, but I loved your channel and videos for few years now. And since I started writing a book , I started being scared of watching you, your such good ideas and so on would make mine feel lesser in worth, everytime. I know comparing is not the thing I need or want, but it just happens. However today I pushed myself to watch your videos, and I was just happy to hear such kind words from you to me. If you ever read this, atleast let me know that im not invisible, like I happen to feel sometimes. Best wishes to you, and thanks for being out there.

I adore your videos. You really helped me out of my writers block. Thank you so much I would’ve quit it if wasn’t for these.

Hell yea, I'm so glad you're doing more of this. You've inspired for a couple years now and now I find myself in Germany, exploring and following my passion for photography. I'm terrified of flying and almost every time before I leave for the airport I watch "A Guide to Worrying". Or some of your other existential but uplifting videos that help me get through some of the tough times.

i'm pretty young so i've never fallen in love but if it feels like when you finally get excited about making stuff again oh boy am i excited to fall in love in the future. great content turtle boy thank you buddy

This series has been so helpful for me thank you

This series is just brilliant!

These videos are especially helpful since I’m just left with my own thoughts for the most part and your essays keep my mind in the right direction

"No feeling is final" really hit me. I've been working on a 30 minute critique of the german education system for months, but now I can't bring myself to finish the editing. Insecurity is the word. But I think I might just have to move forward. There's so many ideas I'm mentally blocking right now, just because of this project... Thanks Exurbia. I'll go try and live my life now.

_music plays_ *OH HI*

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Yes another one

Thank you for making these, they help a lot!

Ah so pleased I’ve got another one of these to enjoy! Thanks for continuing this series ☺️

This video came out just when I needed to hear it. Thank you and keep it up!

This series is helping me a lot. Keep 'em coming!

Thank you existential turtle for this amazing series.

Love the series! Thank you for your work

Still bringing me back to the fold of art, thanks man.

The love story in Upsilon Dies Backwards is one of my favourite parts of your channel and to know it is based in real life brings me an inexpressible amount of happiness

This series is already starting to become one of my favourites of all time on KZread, hopefully the customers at KFC didn't mind listening to you on full blast just then whilst I was on my break.

dear exurb1a, thank you for your wonderful voice and great sense of humour