🌟 Internet Famous The Mysterious Mr. Enter / Jonathan Rozanski's "Growing Around" - IndieGoGo Campaign Failed, John going off the deep end, "Turning Red" is ignorant about 9/11 (later retracted)

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There was also that incident with the Brony community where one of those pony’s apparently became mean for an episode. I remember countless bronies on the internet sperging about how awful it was. Even the few IRL friends I have who were bronies got triggered by it, so he probably does have abuse issues. That or he’s such an aspie that the idea of someone being mean sets off his anxiety
That episode is amazing and anyone in the fandom who didn't like it because yellow horse got mean is a pussy. I still ironically use the line "Never apologize when you can criticize" from that episode.
 
He got his monetization back: https://www.deviantart.com/mrenter/journal/Monetization-has-been-returned-to-my-channel-793505403

After talking with the YouTube support program, I was able to get my channel monetization back as of late yesterday, which is... a huge relief off of my mind. And I will be releasing the next video - Teen Titans Things Change - tomorrow. Today I'm just going to take it easy.

I thank everyone for their support in these past couple of days. It was a very worrying time, and I'm glad that I can resume things as normal. Your support really does keep me going in the seemingly increasing times that stuff like this happens. One thing that will change going forward though is that I am changing my Patreon from "per review" to "per month." The patreon poll seemed to swing that way in general, and I think that it fits my particular schedule a lot better - sometimes I'm working on a video that takes much longer than one month, and sometimes I manage to make a lot of videos all in the same month; like this month. It's been extremely productive. There's Norm, the Twitter technocracy, this video, and I do believe that the Tumblr technocracy will be done by the time the month is over.

Feels like spring has come.
 
I mean, I could be wrong, but there's both cows on this site and ones I've encountered personally who cry "abuse!" or "bullies!" only for it to be shit like "I was expected to actually do work".
I like to think of people like Enter as more like adolescents instead of adults. He's a little different because he seems to be even more anti social and has autism, but I digress.

A lot of kids around that age start "hating" their parents because they don't want to do chores/work, or they get yelled at for being inconsiderate. They might feel like there is tons of pressure and judgment put on them when in reality it's just that emotionally they aren't matured quite yet and little conflicts are extremely hard for them to handle. If a kid around that age was told to get off their ass and help around the house, and had the option to just move out, never deal with it and forever live at their loving grandparent's house (who probably comforts and spoils them) they definitely would. I don't know much about his personal life, this is just based off of everything I've seen.

Not every kid gets like that and they might channel their emotions in a different way other than hating their parents, but that "my parents are such jerks" stereotypical tween exists for a reason.
 
That episode is amazing and anyone in the fandom who didn't like it because yellow horse got mean is a pussy. I still ironically use the line "Never apologize when you can criticize" from that episode.
It's hilarious and sad to know that four year old girls who watched that episode didn't get nearly as upset (if at all) as these grown ass men.
 
It's hilarious and sad to know that four year old girls who watched that episode didn't get nearly as upset (if at all) as these grown ass men.

Without being deeply autistic, even a four year old girl can understand the idea of a character acting out of character for humor and for learning a lesson.
 
Without being deeply autistic, even a four year old girl can understand the idea of a character acting out of character for humor and for learning a lesson.
From what I have heard, it’s apparently explained in the episode. I can’t stand anything about that show, so I refuse to ever humor the idea of watching it though.

I'd kill to see a fan script of Growing Around where the kids mock and ridicule a grown man who reviews cartoons and constantly misinterprets them.
That could canonically work since all the cartoons would be made by kids for kids in that universe. Which would also imply they’re all horrible and worthy of an adults criticism.
God, can you imagine living in a world where all forms of entertainment are juvenile and intended for children. I would want to kill myself... does porn even exist? Is it porn of the cartoon characters for the little kids to get off to? Is it all cp? God I’m disturbed by this further
 
From what I have heard, it’s apparently explained in the episode. I can’t stand anything about that show, so I refuse to ever humor the idea of watching it though.


That could canonically work since all the cartoons would be made by kids for kids in that universe. Which would also imply they’re all horrible and worthy of an adults criticism.
God, can you imagine living in a world where all forms of entertainment are juvenile and intended for children. I would want to kill myself... does porn even exist? Is it porn of the cartoon characters for the little kids to get off to? Is it all cp? God I’m disturbed by this further
I'm pretty sure there's an episode about kids making television shows for adults but they're full of dumb adult stereotypes like "dude coffee lmao" as a sort of parody of adults in the real world making dumb cartoons based on what they think kids like. Needless to say, Enter doesn't exactly handle the premise with grace.
 
I'm pretty sure there's an episode about kids making television shows for adults but they're full of dumb adult stereotypes like "dude coffee lmao" as a sort of parody of adults in the real world making dumb cartoons based on what they think kids like. Needless to say, Enter doesn't exactly handle the premise with grace.
All he had to do was copy a rugrats episode and he’d be golden. A huge amount of the episodes were the babies misunderstanding how adults work and what they like and doing the wrong thing, but somehow causing the result to be what they wanted in the end. I know Enter has seen that show. And I know he knocks off ideas, so what gives?
 
I'm pretty sure there's an episode about kids making television shows for adults but they're full of dumb adult stereotypes like "dude coffee lmao" as a sort of parody of adults in the real world making dumb cartoons based on what they think kids like. Needless to say, Enter doesn't exactly handle the premise with grace.

In the subforum I remember someone came up with the idea for adult molesters who would try to entice adults to get into his panel van by offering them coffee and paperwork. I think you could get somewhere with that idea but I don't think Enter is funny enough to pull it off

From what I have heard, it’s apparently explained in the episode. I can’t stand anything about that show, so I refuse to ever humor the idea of watching it though.


That could canonically work since all the cartoons would be made by kids for kids in that universe. Which would also imply they’re all horrible and worthy of an adults criticism.
God, can you imagine living in a world where all forms of entertainment are juvenile and intended for children. I would want to kill myself... does porn even exist? Is it porn of the cartoon characters for the little kids to get off to? Is it all cp? God I’m disturbed by this further

Sorry to double post but I really want to show you Enter's dark mind. Yes Porn exists in this universe and it's gross out humor. Given Enter has never elaborated on how the gross out humor is, I can only imagine it's like that Jenny McArthy movie Dirty Love but with children in place of an adult playboy playmate. Also I guess anyone who likes MILFs/DILFs is probably viewed on the same level as Jared Fogle
 
Sorry to double post but I really want to show you Enter's dark mind. Yes Porn exists in this universe and it's gross out humor. Given Enter has never elaborated on how the gross out humor is, I can only imagine it's like that Jenny McArthy movie Dirty Love but with children in place of an adult playboy playmate. Also I guess anyone who likes MILFs/DILFs is probably viewed on the same level as Jared Fogle
After reading this, I've lost my appetite for a fort night
 
Sorry to double post but I really want to show you Enter's dark mind. Yes Porn exists in this universe and it's gross out humor. Given Enter has never elaborated on how the gross out humor is, I can only imagine it's like that Jenny McArthy movie Dirty Love but with children in place of an adult playboy playmate. Also I guess anyone who likes MILFs/DILFs is probably viewed on the same level as Jared Fogle
Why did he have to admit that porn exists? Isn't this supposed to be a frigging kids show?
 
Hold on, where did he say this? Can you show me?
This comes from Max's (then still called Timmy)'s character sheet that was shared on the old Enter Subforum:

Guilty Pleasure -- Gross out humor, this world’s equivalent of erotica.

I couldn't copy the post it but the link to the page it's on is right here https://kiwifarms.net/threads/growi...wreck-general-thread.7887/page-46#post-639083 @Johnny Bravo reaction to this scary information summed it up perfectly
 
Why did he have to admit that porn exists? Isn't this supposed to be a frigging kids show?
I think he was trying to make one of those jokes for parents watching cartoons with his kids that the kids won't really get (like the "Fingerprints" scene in Animaniacs) but, he fucked it up and just made something that sounds creepy instead.
 
I think he was trying to make one of those jokes for parents watching cartoons with his kids that the kids won't really get (like the "Fingerprints" scene in Animaniacs) but, he fucked it up and just made something that sounds creepy instead.

Enter's approach to "adult" jokes is reminding me of the approach the Live Action How the Grinch Stole Christmas took, which is in your face, poorly done and leaves you feeling unclean.
 
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