There's nothing more cool than being yourself [Rule]

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There's nothing more cool than being yourself [Rule]

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Snot Flickerman@lemmy.blahaj.zone

Why does this feel like something from the 90’s. Is it the mohawk and the shades? I think it might be. I don’t know why it makes me think of like Rude Dog and the Dweebs or something in that stylistic vein.

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dalekcaan@feddit.nl

They’re from a video series on YouTube by Piemations called How to be Cool. The alligator is the “instructor” on how to be cool, but a lot of what he thinks is cool seems to be intentionally outdated.

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Snot Flickerman@lemmy.blahaj.zone

This is amazing. Thank you for the share. Context makes this even better.

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Lemmayng@lemmy.world

PIEMATIONS, YEEEEAAAAAAAAAH!

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Ignotum@lemmy.world

Bigots are people too
And people are weak to punches in the face
Follow for more bigot facts

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AllyTheProtogen@pawb.social

Piemations is such an amazing guy. Also very aware of how communities around shows with furry characters get. When he revealed that Todd and Shawn are gay and bi respectively, he immediately made it clear right after that they aren’t dating each other. Bro immediately knew what went through peoples heads and I love it.

Twitter post for those wondering(Don’t worry, it’s through XCancel): Funny man

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