The speaker discusses two sketches from YouTube channels Frank M&G and Gonzalo Rocket, "We Have a House Party It Goes Wrong" and "How to Make Your Ex Jealous". The speaker analyzes the sketches, pointing out awkward dialogue, poor acting, and unnatural reactions. They also mention that the creators' attempts at humor often fall flat. The speaker is not trying to offend the creators but rather to provide an honest critique of their work. They conclude that the sketches are a form of "art" that showcases the internet's power to create content, even if it's not necessarily good.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is analyzing two sketches from Argentine YouTube channels.
2. The channels mentioned are Frank M&G and Gonzalo Rocket.
3. The speaker has collaborated with Frank M&G in the past.
4. The speaker had a past disagreement with Gonzalo Rocket, but it has been resolved.
5. The two sketches being analyzed are titled "We Have a House Party It Goes Wrong" and "How to Make Your Ex Jealous".
6. The speaker has seen both sketches when they were first uploaded to YouTube.
7. The speaker has forgotten some details of the sketches but remembers finding them entertaining.
8. The speaker is now re-watching the sketches to analyze them.
9. The speaker mentions that they have no personal issues with the creators of the sketches.
10. The speaker is critical of the technical aspects of the sketches, such as the sound quality.
11. The speaker analyzes the acting, script, and humor in the sketches.
12. The speaker mentions that one of the sketches has a strange and uncomfortable dialogue.
13. The speaker compares the sketches to internet clichés.
14. The speaker mentions that they have been called a "hater" in the past for criticizing these types of sketches.
15. The speaker concludes that the sketches are examples of the power of the internet to create art.