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**Title:** Nostalgia for Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs)
**Author's Reflection:**
* The creator, "Snake Titties", reminisces about watching DCOMs as a 90s kid, feeling they were one of the few entertainment sources that understood and catered to their interests.
* Common themes and tropes in DCOMs are humorously highlighted, such as misunderstood kids, love interests, bullies, and valuable life lessons.
**Key Points:**
* DCOMs varied in genre and quality but shared consistent elements.
* Some movies tackled heavy topics like autism, racism, and family issues.
* The author believes the quality and originality of DCOMs decreased over the years.
* Despite this, they still cherish the nostalgia and feel a similar excitement discovering new content on YouTube.
**Conclusion:**
* The video's purpose is to mark a "new year, new me" approach, where the author aims to appreciate life's joys, including nostalgia, and create content they've been meaning to make, starting with this DCOM tribute.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions:
**Note:** Some facts may have been inferred to ensure clarity, but only based on explicit text information.
1. The speaker's name is "Snake Titties" from "Snaky Montana".
2. The speaker grew up watching Disney as a child.
3. In the 90s, entertainment options were limited for kids in small towns without active movie theaters.
4. The speaker had limited access to movies, relying on library rentals (e.g., VHS tapes).
5. Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs) were a significant part of the speaker's childhood entertainment.
6. DCOMs covered various genres, including drama, comedy, sports, and sci-fi.
7. Examples of DCOMs mentioned include:
* "Halloweentown"
* "Johnny Tsunami"
* "Brink!"
* "Alley Cats Strike"
* "Double Teamed"
* "Zenon"
* "High School Musical"
8. Common elements in many DCOMs include:
* A misunderstood kid
* New experiences (e.g., moving, school changes)
* A love interest
* A bully
* A disapproving authority figure (often a dad)
9. Some DCOMs tackled heavy topics, such as:
* Growing up with a brother who has autism
* Racism
10. The speaker stopped watching new DCOMs around 2008.
11. Notable DCOM release years mentioned:
* "High School Musical 2" and "Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board" (both 2008)
12. The speaker creates content on YouTube and has experienced copyright claims on their videos.
13. The current year (implied, not explicitly stated) marks a new beginning for the speaker's content approach.