I'm pretty sure I'm not alone on doing this, though. Obviously, any files that are work-related are named seriously, more than anything so that I can find them more easily. Collaborators hate it when you don't organize your files in a way that makes sense, especially if there are a lot of files they might have to sort through retrospectively. But I have a file in my downloads full of random images I pull from online as references for my drawings, or because I find them particularly funny, and those have names that are all over the place.

For those curious, the folder pictured in the thumbnail is where I put reference images for "Doki Doki Literature Club!" characters. And, no, there is no smut in there, it's mostly in-game character sprites and cutscenes.

Also, this is a filler post. Been a while since I actively paid attention to VSauce, but looking for the music Michael used for his videos was quite nostalgic. Perhaps I should be worried that I'm getting nostalgic about things that are just barely a decade old as of writing...but, then again, the fact that those videos are a decade old by now is also worrying. Man, I'm not getting any younger.

Also, don't be surprised if I end up deleting some of these filler tracks in the future. I've got 25% of my free uploads left, and I intend to squeeze as much value out of my minutes as I can.

SOURCES:
Once in a Lifetime - Talking Heads
Dream Sequence - Jake Chudnow
Moon Men - Jake Chudnow

Take care!

Sometimes I name my files funny things

So, this was a track I made around Summer of last year. This was originally for a TINTN-like project ran by @silentchatterbox, that has since been shelved. I only made like one track for this and just remembered I made it so I wanted to show it off for archival reasons. 

Fair warning tho, this track contains very muddy mixing and a couple offkey samples given it's age.

Samples:
Jake Chudnow - 145 (Poodles) [Jake Chudnow, What you learn: Numbers]
Jake Chudnow - Moon Men [yeah]
Otis McDonald - Scarlet Fire [Youtube Stock Music, IDM-Adjacent: Glitch-Hop]
deeB - Palm Parallels [Popular Youtubers/Educational Media: blameitonjorge, Downtempo-Adjacent: Chillhop]
Robbie Redway - Trouble Where You Are [Vsauce Artists]
Cypress Hill - Insane in the Brain [The Mind]
Rick and Morty - Rick & Morty Theme [School Subjects: Science, Intelligence: High IQ Pull :)]
The Living Tombstone - Five Nights at Freddy's 1 Song [VSauce: ...or is it?]
Calvin Harris - Acceptable in the 80's [Vsauce Artists]
Lil Darkie ft. Christ Dillinger - HOW TO ROB A BANK [Educational Media]
Bill Nye The Science Guy - Theme Song [School Subjects: Science, Educational Media]
Oingo Boingo - Weird Science [School Subjects: Science]
Bill Wurtz - Slow Down [Popular Youtubers/Educational Media: Bill Wurtz]
Flying Lotus ft. Thundercat - MmmHmm [IDM]
Piemations - Bill Nye The Guy [Popular Youtubers, Educational Media: Bill Nye The Science Guy, School Subjects: Science, What you learn: Drugs]

Hey, Vsauce, Michael here. What can I pull?
- Vsauce and topics on its channels
- Jake Chudnow, other Vsauce artists, and Ambient/Downtempo/IDM
- Popular YouTubers and official YouTube content
- Educational media, School/School Subjects, and what you learn in School
- The Mind, its functions, and Intelligence
And that's all… or is it?

Palm Poodles [UNUSED/OUTDATED TRACK]

pioneers

this what the quiet kid was listening to at the back

saucyv

Upload of What My Nervous Stomach Sounds Like by Jake Chudnow

"What My Nervous Stomach Sounds Like" by Jake Chudnow

i make mashups that i either find funny or just simply think are cool, idk. 

its 3AM as i’m typing this so: look at this fucking sick orangutang 🦧

Just somebody that posts whatever terrible jokes come to mind. Sometimes I'll post original work, but expect mashups and memes for the most part.

I'm doing my best to limit my internet usage, so I probably won't be here too often, but I'll try to respond to any messages I get when I get around to it.

Unless stated otherwise, all thumbnails and art on my profile (excluding reposts, of course) are my own work. Ballpoint pens, pencils, Sharpie markers, a good eraser, paper, and patience are my tools, and they've served me well. (There's also a bit of digital touch-up after scanning the drawings in, but that's less interesting to talk about.)

Take care!

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