Learning From YouTube: Fred's Fans Don't Care

I have spent too many hours looking at uncountable vapid videos like leafzkikass'. Oddly, given my typical verbosity, I find nothing useful to say. I suppose it is true that he too is "playing with power at a micro-level" and "exerting control over an imaginary world." [cit] But maybe the work is so banal I just don't care enough to do the hard work to make it make better sense ... I hereby introduce the "I don't care" modality as item one in my Fred fan video lexicon. "I don't care what all you internet gangsters say this guy is not funny." Note how Clone126whoOWNS and I put great care into declaring that we don't!

What I do care enough to see in these childish power plays—too much fun! Chaos! Fred wars!—is only an unsatisfying this:

Freds's fan's videos are a jumble of juvenile works that make fun of Fred motivated by jealousy and inspired by a project of ambivalence, or even nihilism, that refuses to know the differences between a host of critical binaries, in particular those of being mean and being nice, people that suck and those who have talent, the deserving and the undeserving, caring and not caring, losing and winning, stopping or even "killing" versus tolerating, and criticizing and copying.