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**Title:** Nostalgic Reflection on Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs)
**Summary:**
The author, "Snake Titties," nostalgically reminisces about growing up watching Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs). They highlight the consistent ingredients of DCOMs (e.g., misunderstood kids, love interests, bullies, and life lessons) and praise the genre's ability to tackle heavy topics in an accessible way. While acknowledging a decline in quality over the years, the author cherishes the nostalgia and compares the excitement of new DCOMs to discovering new YouTube channels. The video concludes with the author's New Year's resolution to appreciate life's simple joys, like DCOMs, and find happiness in creative pursuits.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions and keeping each fact as a short sentence with a corresponding number:
1. The speaker's name is Snake Titties, and they claim to be from Snakey Montana.
2. The content is being presented on the Disney Channel.
3. The speaker grew up in a small town without an active movie theater.
4. The speaker and their sisters relied on rented VHS tapes and Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs) for entertainment.
5. DCOMs aired on the Disney Channel, featuring various genres like drama, sports, and sci-fi.
6. Examples of DCOMs mentioned include:
* Color of Friendship
* True Confessions
* The Jenny Project
* Johnny Tsunami
* Brink
* Alley Cat Strike
* Double Teamed
* Under Wraps
* Halloweentown (and its sequels)
* Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century and its sequel, Zenon: The Zequel
7. Common elements in many DCOMs include:
* A kid being misunderstood by their parents
* The kid experiencing something new (e.g., moving, attending a new school)
* A love interest
* A bully
* An disapproving father figure
* A mother often described as attractive (MILF)
8. Typical DCOM plot resolutions involve the kid overcoming a challenge and learning a valuable life lesson.
9. The speaker stopped watching new DCOMs around 2008, citing the release of High School Musical 2 and Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board.
10. The speaker currently creates content on YouTube.
11. The speaker's nearly 40-minute video on Red Dead 2 was copyright claimed due to 4 seconds of George Michael's "Careless Whisper" playing in the background.