Pyrocynical, a YouTube commentator, creates a video criticizing the "relatable" content created by the channel "123Go". He argues that their videos, which often feature mundane tasks or situations, are not relatable and rely on cheap comedy. Pyrocynical also points out the channel's lack of originality, poor production quality, and awkward narration. He mocks the channel's attempts to be funny and relatable, suggesting that they are trying too hard and failing. Throughout the video, Pyrocynical uses humor and satire to poke fun at 123Go's content and the idea of "relatable" videos in general.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video discusses "relatable content" and what makes it relatable.
2. The channel "123Go" is mentioned as an example of a channel that creates relatable content.
3. Pyrocynical, the narrator, mentions that he doesn't think "123Go" is relatable.
4. The video pokes fun at various situations, including trying to make breakfast without waking up a roommate, and dealing with a spider in the room.
5. Pyrocynical mentions that he thinks spiders get a bad reputation and are actually helpful.
6. The video discusses the importance of being inclusive when creating relatable content.
7. The narrator, Pyrocynical, mentions that he has a merchandise store with items that will be discontinued soon.
8. The video makes fun of a scene where a person is washing their face and sees a ghostly apparition.
9. Pyrocynical mentions that he can handle sexism, unfunny moments, and bad comedy, but not incorrect toilet paper orientation.
10. The video ends with Pyrocynical asking viewers to subscribe and like the video.
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