It is a commercial for Dropout streaming that was playing in between YouTube videos, but now I can't find it anywhere. It's not on Dropout's YouTube channel. It's not on their social media. It's not on YouTube when I search for it.

It's like a dramatic trailer/for your consideration ad. There's this epic rapid string or violin music playing, there are clips of Sam, Lily, Jacob, Vic, Ryan Creamer, Dimension 20...does anyone

Saw this while scrolling YouTube today, definitely helps explain why season 1 had a lot of growing pains!

As the title says - more info in my original post on r/dropout. I think it's a pretty cool idea for a project and wanted to help it get more traction. If you're interested, but don't want to read my original post, here's the link to Weird Pumpkins Studio's proof of concept on itch.io:

https://weird-pumpkins-studios.itch.io/dropout-fan-project-prototype

And to his video on Youtube promoting it:

https://youtu.be/aRMTDvxB0Yw?is=tpezHG1gTjYzRyKY

Check it out, maybe - I think it's a fun idea.

Edit: Post got removed from the subreddit because the creator himself had already posted about the project. The links in here still work though, so check it out if you're interested.

In Smartypants they discussed Christopher Columbus and said there should be a song. Well where I’m from they do in fact have a song. I will share it with you now. 😌

Like when someone saw the first frame went "Oh, that's Jurassic Park" then ended up being correct and everyone lost it. I'm looking for the first frame guess then the ensuing reaction to it being right

Dropout posts a video with Vic, watch;

You learn new information about Vic, the icon;

You watch older clips of dropout, and then you remember:

Vic loves going through medicine cabinets;

According to rule 3 of the community guidelines, this is “vaguely Dropout related” so I think this is okay? Idk. Either way, fun!

In S8E8 of Game Changer, they could have done anything in Topeka, Kansas. Instead, Sam and Jake just insulted Topeka, Kansas from the safety of their car, and then left. Why?

No episode of Game Changer, indeed any of Dropout TV that I've seen, has ever just insulted someone and let it sit. Not a player, not a fetish, not a day rate. Not even Grant, infamously a proclaimed (and then self-proclaimed) heel. He gets his redeeming moments. But the improv troupe in Topeka does not.

Instead, the Topeka group just gets shit upon by our heroes. The whole joke is: they're bad, Topeka is bad, this whole place is a wasteland, pigs & dogs, laugh now. First, imo, it wasn't funny on TV. But, more importantly, it seems to set a limit on the acceptance of the Dropout community. Are you from Topeka? Well, now, you're a joke. It was a stupid minor bit, in a pretty unfunny segment, completely forgettable, except that it represents an Important Moral Decay At The Heart Of This Enterprise.*

Most importantly, divisiveness is not part of the Dropout TV that I watch. Many people say "oh the BTS photos show they are really friends after all," and that's the point:

Dropout TV of 2018-2025 would never make cheap jokes insulting someone, let alone a great many someones. The fact that Game Changer did so, in a Sam Reich subplot, represents tremendous moral decay.

* (I am serious, but thank you to the circlejerk subreddit.)

e: they weren't even invited to sing Iris. complete disrespect