I do believe he's using a fuzz-pedal, but it's still damn impressive. Especially how he imitates Robert Plant's body language at the same time as his voice.

It is so weird to listen to this guy --- he has been parodied so often, I have heard parodies more than I have heard him.

He really is a poor speaker, with very uncomfortable body language.

>> ^budzos:

Oh, fuck off.
Have you ever been assaulted by multiple people? It tends to give you a bit of an adrenaline surge. I can't stand this notion that if someone attempts to assault/murder you, you're obligated to stop defending yourself at the perfect moment as observed by some uninvolved third party.

>> ^petpeeved:
She tried to stop a sadistic act of violence with forceful language(and it was sadism. The body language of the male with the stick at the end was pure ego and no longer could be remotely considered self-defense.)


Oh, fuck off? I've been a member happily on this site for years but I can't recall a time when I've felt the level of discourse had dropped to general YouTube comment levels. The lack of respect for differing opinions is new and distressing.

Oh, fuck off.

Have you ever been assaulted by multiple people? It tends to give you a bit of an adrenaline surge. I can't stand this notion that if someone attempts to assault/murder you, you're obligated to stop defending yourself at the perfect moment as observed by some uninvolved third party.


>> ^petpeeved:

She tried to stop a sadistic act of violence with forceful language(and it was sadism. The body language of the male with the stick at the end was pure ego and no longer could be remotely considered self-defense.)

My point was that it was obvious this woman was not used to seeing this level of violence and THAT IS A GOOD THING.

She's not desensitized to it and it freaked her the hell out. She had NO IDEA what to do to stop it but I found her raw concern to be commendable and not at all worthy of the misogynistic criticisms and frankly stereotypical reaction its garnered in this thread.

She tried to stop a sadistic act of violence with forceful language(and it was sadism. The body language of the male with the stick at the end was pure ego and no longer could be remotely considered self-defense.) She obviously didn't have a phone on her since once she saw the beating would continue she began to frantically order people to call the police. I actually see her as a hero in this situation. Sure, her voice was shrill and unpleasant but she was doing everything in her power (and no, going to the mat with this guy isn't an option) to stop an assault.

We're living in a Worldstarhiphop.com world where instead of intervening or being shocked or horrified by acts of violence occuring in front of us, we whip out our video cameras and laugh uproariously about someone getting their head caved in.

That's why I can't fault this woman at all. I'm glad there are still a few people not walking around ready for mortal combat all the time. What a sick society where that is the norm.

>> ^Edgeman2112:

This is SO OBVIOUSLY scripted and planned! He's obviously dragged into something he doesn't want to do and is showing that through his body language.


Not scripted. Look at him stumble and the hosts immediately separate themselves from the Hitler/Netanyahu comment.

This is SO OBVIOUSLY scripted and planned! He's obviously dragged into something he doesn't want to do and is showing that through his body language.

>> ^bareboards2:

Really? Gay?
I'm not sure. He dances. He isn't afraid to move his body. That doesn't make him gay.
hpqp, I think you should decide if that channel designation should stay or not.
I would love it if this guy isn't gay. Why are American men so afraid of their bodies? Dang shame.
>> ^siftbot:
Adding video to channels (<a rel="nofollow" href="http://gay.videosift.com" style="color:#FF88AA">Gay) - requested by JiggaJonson.



He does have a very camp posture and very effeminate Mannerisms , obvously before puberty (and after) its possible for someone to go from very effeminate to maculin its also possible for someone to be very effeminate and straight or masuclin and gay.

I would however not be surprised if there was a statistically significant number of males that are effeminate at youth that end up being gay or who know they are gay from a young age. ( some of my friends who are gay and that I grew up with I could tell they were likely gay or bie when they were 12 or so ( not that I really cared ) it was just noticeable in there body language )

It dose not "matter" if he is gay or not but I would say the dance is quite a camp dance and I would not be surprised if he decided he was gay when older.

It was really nice to see Leon in there; a very simple costume, but pulled off so well (with the body language) to be instantly recognizable in one a second flash. Really great costumes!

My son has Asburger's Syndrome and you're absolutely correct that it is in no way an excuse for this kind of behavior. Sufferers are impulsive in their behavior but the key symptom is an inability to recognize social cues and read body language which results in them behaving inappropriately in social situations. However over the internet they are on an even playing field with everyone else and come across as perfectly normal. They are usually very intelligent and have no problem knowing right from wrong. When I showed this vid to my son he got very angry at the guy's actions but more so at his using AS as an excuse for being an extreme douche (his words) >> ^NaMeCaF:

>> ^Gallowflak:
Sick and tired of these people being cunts and then they/their families pull out the "BUT AUTISM!!!11" bullshit. Go fuck yourself. He's just a sociopath.

Completely agree.
So many people these days are using the "I have aspergers" line as an excuse, when really they're just complete arseholes or arrogant. They think saying they have aspergers (whether they really do or don't is moot) they can get away with it. Well I say it's time to call BS on that shit and own up to being a dick. Or, better yet, stop being a dick!

I'm fine with this. Why did buddy want to come out of the corner and have another huggy kissy session? You already did that, put your damn dukes up. And Mayweather is pushing him away and stuff making it clear he's not into the hug. I personally want to punch anyone who ignores body language like that.

I'm not gonna pretend the original Star Wars movies were cinematic genius (Well some of the Special FX were at the time), but they at least maintained a certain level of acting. Everything we needed to know about Vader's mental conflict was portrayed through body language and action. We didn't need some dubbed in nooOOoOOOooo to tell us what was going on. Maybe next he'll change Han Solo's 'I know' line to some gushing confession of love.

Look at the dumb motherfucker just keep talking through a GD earthquake. I hate when people are so focussed on their own stupid fucking voice that they don't notice anything else. Like an earthquake.

The one guy is aware of the room shaking from five seconds in. But the other numbskull is going to keep talking and TALKING for ten seconds, even though the room is shaking and his fellow newscasters are displaying obvious signs of alarm in their body language. They're even murmuring and starting to talk over him, a pretty obvious sign that something is WRONG when you're filming a TV show and maybe you should look around and stop droning into the camera. The guy's just gonna keep flapping his stupid fucking lips trying to be "professional" like anyone really gives a shit about baseball.

>> ^EDD:

>> ^Boise_Lib:
I hope he gets treatment for the Manic-Depression.

I hope that was sarcasm on your part (if so, pardon my rant). I also hope the average Sifter is intelligent enough to pick up cues in others' body language to be able to tell when one is acting and furthermore, knowledgeable enough about contemporary comedy to realize that a stand-up artist's stage persona and his actual personality are, in the vast majority of cases, two entirely different things.


Minchin would raze you to the ground for even THINKING that P.C.

>> ^EDD:

>> ^Boise_Lib:
I hope he gets treatment for the Manic-Depression.

I hope that was sarcasm on your part (if so, pardon my rant). I also hope the average Sifter is intelligent enough to pick up cues in others' body language to be able to tell when one is acting and furthermore, knowledgeable enough about contemporary comedy to realize that a stand-up artist's stage persona and his actual personality are, in the vast majority of cases, two entirely different things.


You're right EDD; I should have labeled my sarcastic remark as such.
I'm Manic-Depressive myself, so should know not to joke about a serious disease which plagues many people.