[quote=Corax]"Nerd watches Star Wars for the first time!" 

But, first, the Blu Ray unboxing video![/quote]

[quote=WHITBISSELL!]I watch reaction videos and  have a couple of favorites. Brad and Lex and Mr. Video seem genuine. But so many others are clearly playing to the camera.[/quote]

[quote=mattiasflgrtll6]Do you post reaction videos to the reaction videos?[/quote]

[quote=cricket][quote=Powdered Water]I love reaction videos. As long as they are reacting to an artist I love.[/quote]

I'm subscribed to a few of them, watch every day.[/quote]

[quote=Powdered Water]I love reaction videos. As long as they are reacting to an artist I love.[/quote]

[quote=Corax]David McCullough writes solid histories, because he is NOT a historians. Professional historians are too obsessed with the pieties of historiography too actually do a good job of telling us what happened "back then." The academy is drowning in a sea of theory.[/quote]

[quote=Sedai][quote=John McClane]Everything is a performance, and everywhere is a stage. Welcome to the show.[/quote]

All the world's indeed a stage, and we are merely players, performers and portrayers, each another's audience inside the gilded cage...[/quote]

[quote=mark f]R.I.P. Jeff Barnaby[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]Everything is a performance, and everywhere is a stage. Welcome to the show.[/quote]

[quote=Sedai]Good afternoon Yin!!!  ;)

*Cancels plans to start doing MoFo guitar solo reaction videos.*

That would be where I attempt to play solos on video, and then act all surprised when I actually get through the entire thing. The surprise would be genuine. ;)[/quote]

[quote=Yoda]Yeah, I think the only ones I've ever enjoyed much are the ones where someone listens to some classic song or guitar solo they've never heard. Even those can be real put-ons, but sometimes you can see genuine surprise.

In general I just have no patience for anything overtly performative, though, in this area or others.[/quote]