Rick and Morty FEELS BETTER NOW

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  @justlanceandcorbin · 3 months ago (edited) · pinned

  Hi all, sorry for the inconvenience, the video was nuked by YouTube because the VISUALS got struck. Not /one visual/, but every visual of Rick and Morty that was used in the video.<br>The absolute worst part is that they waited 6 days to tell me. I buffer in about a day of planning to make sure that my videos are all copyright compliant, and yet it wasn&apos;t until the video actually started picking up traction that they decided it&apos;s now a problem 🙃<br>THIS video was also copyright struck, but this time we actually FOUGHT IT and we won!! Chalk one up for the small creators!! Thank you everyone for your support during what was a very scary time in this channel&apos;s lifetime haha<br><br>I also took the opportunity to adjust some of the more egregious errors in the previous upload, like removing the screenshots of the Google AI Overview, and pronouncing Albert Camus&apos; name correctly. <br><br>Apologies for all the lost comments and engagement, not to mention the 172k people who watched it the first time. Overall the video is still a huge success and I hope that each of the 172k people ended up coming back to watch it a second time!

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  @PapaLuge · 3 months ago (edited)

  We&apos;re NEVER going to Boob World

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  @EnderSpy007 · 3 months ago

  I nearly choked hearing that this show has been going for 12 years

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  @jeremiahaglover · 2 months ago

  I always interpreted Rick Prime&apos;s last words not as a taunt but as genuine anger and regret. It didn&apos;t really sound like laughing; his brow furrowed like the characters usually do when they&apos;re angry or yelling. With this in mind, it means that his last line of &quot;You lived in my house,&quot; isn&apos;t Rick Prime goading Rick C-137; he&apos;s angry that he either didn&apos;t succeed in punishing C-137 because C-137 did in fact end up with a loving family after all, or, much more interestingly, Prime is angry at C-137 for taking the life Prime is only just realizing he could have had. <br><br>It feeds into the nihilistic/absurdist dichotomy you&apos;ve discussed already, where Prime is realizing that he didn&apos;t actually have to live this way; he didn&apos;t need to commit to a life of nihilism. He could have had everything he wanted and been happy the way he thinks that C-137 is.

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  @channelnamehere8924 · 3 months ago

  I disagree on the note with Morty and Planetina. To me, it wasn&apos;t &quot;Screw you for caring&quot; it&apos;s a generally more realistic &quot;The person you loved isn&apos;t the person they are and you sometimes need to leave that person for the better. But because it was for the better, doesn&apos;t mean it doesn&apos;t hurt now.&quot;

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  @virginiafernandez6846 · 3 months ago (edited)

  I really wouldn&apos;t classify the &apos;who&apos;s clone Beth&apos; debacle as nihilist; framing makes pretty clear that Rick didn&apos;t leave it to chance becasue he didn&apos;t care, rather, he avoided the choice out of cowardice. It&apos;s <b>becasue</b> he cared so much that he avoided making the choice and erased his mind about it. If anything it&apos;s the opposite.

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  @lenajohnson6179 · 3 months ago

  Eh? &nbsp;I&apos;m glad Space Beth didn&apos;t die. &nbsp;Rick having to deal with the fallout of essentially creating a twin sister for Beth in an attempt to distance himself from her resulting in him just doubling his paternal responsibilities is better... and too many shows with clones basically forget the clone is a human being and wind up killing them off as it is.<br><br>Better for his daughters to just be a continuing element of the series. &nbsp;They ALREADY represent an evolving continuity as it is just by their existence... killing one off actually &apos;reverts&apos; that

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  @trent1 · 3 months ago (edited)

  I just have to say this; in the Fear Hole episode, Rick never went in the hole, so everything we see him go through aren’t Rick’s fears, rather, Morty’s fear FOR Rick. This is what the scene in the Denny’s with g-man was about

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  @anotherweekschtuff · 3 months ago

  I don’t know how Rick and Morty keeps pulling me back, but it does. The idea that it shifts slowly from “nothing matters, so who cares” to “maybe nothing matters, but you matter to me” makes me feel like the end of the show will have a very emotional focal point

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  @normanmai7865 · 3 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2cCXc57cmk&amp;t=1066">17:46</a> When they share this look, it could be that they know Morty C-137 doesn&apos;t exist, but it also could be that they realize that this is the Morty that travels with Rick C-137, who is later revealed to be known to Ricks as the Rick who built the Citadel as well as one of the most dangerous Ricks to other Ricks as shown by his backstory. Either way, they realize this Morty is significant.

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  @thekingkous9424 · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2cCXc57cmk&amp;t=4698">1:18:18</a> Downbeat is not an actual game it is a writing trope. A downbeat refers to what the characters are doing when a scene starts.

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  @wubwubdododo5656 · 3 months ago

  turns out its ultimately more fulfilling to give a shit. and it also helps to not constantly shit on your fans for enjoying the show. honestly im very happy with the latest episodes.

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