I'm only on board if we get to call it "princest".

I'm sure part of it is because, if your audience is all on YouTube, making a video is literally the only way TO communicate with them. It's not like, say, DeviantArt, where they also give you a blog space.

YOU get an upvote! And YOU get an upvote! And YOU get an upvote! Everybody's getting upvotes! I'm Pocket, and this is my favorite subthread in the article.

Not quite; the cartoon (called "Ghostbusters") was from 1986, and was based on "The Ghost Busters", a live-action series from 1975 that just happened to be owned by a major TV animation studio. It was a pretty blatant cash grab.

I noticed. And I know that feel all too well.

I have no context for what you're describing, but I'm cracking up just imagining it.

Nothing except your ego, which unfortunately is everything to some people.

And then cutting to a clip of the "repairman-man-man-man" from "All That". Funnily enough, that wasn't even the first song he'd talked about that year that did that: Lady Gaga did it with "I live for the applause-plause, live for the applause-plause".