K.C.

So long as my executive producers think it's good, I'm good.
I was surprised that YouTube was actually in the green as far as that one graph went --- the others were all bad tho.

This video happened because of funding by @K.C. and @Hannah Newera

Thanks guys.

You’re welcome 🫡
When I was younger, being famous was a dream of mine but now it seems terrible. So I agree

Of course!
Yeah, we love and miss your videos @Onision :)

Lol you’re welcome. I’ve been missing those types of videos.

Thank u kc for your service 😁❤️❤️❤️

I cackled most of the way through the video. As a broke person, I appreciate your worthy sacrifice.
I'm teasing you :3
Jokes aside, being famous sounds like the most isolating alienating objectifying horror show imaginable -- at least for something that's sold to us as 'aspirational'. You couldn't pay me to be world famous.

Haha I’m just glad he made the video and it was worth paying for.
Also I’ve been mentioned in videos before, which is always cool, but I’m not famous lol. I rather not get a lot of attention tbh

How does it feel to be an executive producer (and the only exception to "everyone should ___ themselves" :3)
you're famous now

Um... Hawaii is dope. Not great for white people over a long period due to our skin being sun-phobic (white people who stay in hawaii often wind up looking like lizard people) --- but brief visits, dope.

Lol well good for you! I’m glad you were able to get away.

That’s so scary! How did you get away from him?

Aww that sucks
Italy was actually my other answer but I couldn’t think of it at the time lol

Paris, France seems like it would be.

That made me laugh too lol

"I'm funded by K.C, motherfucker~" A+ delivery, I'm giggling already and I just started watching

That was great and very funny! Great job on making it feel like the classic ones. Loved it 😆

That was great and very funny! Great job on making it feel like the classic ones. Loved it 😆

Everyone thank @K.C. for the first and probably last UhOhBro of 2026 (considering I probably re-cancelled myself with this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBroWNvnnUQ
Fund the next one cunts, thanks: https://onision.forum/index.php?/clients/donations/

Of course!
Yeah, we love and miss your videos @Onision :)

thank you K.C, we appreciate your contribution to our ongoing entertainment!
And Onision too. Looking forward to it.

I'm 40.
I'm dead inside.
Sadness is just, very very familiar to me.
I feel... 60 years old.

I, very non-seriously, started a page where you can fund future videos...

I did not expect anyone to fund them. It was like... I didn't think... um...

Anyway... K. C. has paid for a BRAND NEW UHOHBRO....

Which means I will now proceed to making one.......................................................

.....which I had no expectation of actually ever doing again................................................

....but I guess that shit is happening............................................

Thank you to K. C. for always being incredibly supportive!

Now I have to figure out how to get everything together so I can make this work, functionally... as things once did long ago.

Check out the page here: https://onision.forum/index.php?/clients/donations/

It's ROUGH out there.

Generally sites with Paywalls are BETTER, but... often far less active.

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