Content Cop

One of my favorite YouTube series of all time, ranking close to marvels such as "Video Game Highschool" or "Game Theory". Content Cop is a funny show, with serious parts too. It presents a great plot, and tints it with comedy every once and a while. Overall, it's amazing. Funny. Truthuful, and sad. I would recommend Content Cop to everyone. The cast is amazing, the dialogue is serious but also funny. With a story like this, how could you resist watching this show? It gets away with having a low budget by creating something extra amazing. Every time a new episode is announced, I'm on the edge of my seat, waiting for something to happen.

As the series announces at the start, it based on a true story. The essentials are true, and to get so much history into a film things have to be condensed. Unfortunately unnecessarily inaccurate things were portrayed which didn't save any time. For example, iDubbbz mutters under his breath so most audiences will not notice, that the fans made the first crucial breakthrough. By the start of the series, the fans led by MaxMoeFoe had been watching Content Cop for over six years and built the first sub-reddit, called "Idubbbz" in 2014.

In July 2016 the fans passed on all the information to the Content Cop including details of the felonies and their successes at a meeting which included Leafy. The problem started to mount for the fans and later the Content cop when other rotors could be swapped in and the indicator method was changed by Keemstar The film is correct in showing that iDubbbz genius was using known words from the coded messages to reduce the myriad of possibilities. This idea happened in 2014 and so he started from the outset to design the Content Cop videos to use this method.

Rob Schneider is a down on his luck intern at the Police Academy. Until he was killed by a dildo to the back of his head. He then possesses a skinny balding gay retard 'youtuber'.

After getting reports that a giant rat was roaming the sewers newly possessed Officer Ian Carter (whose parents were killed by a chinless man) Officer Ian risked his life to figure out the mystery of who killed Rob Schneider's character Jimmy Ferb until his soul was sucked out by watching the mysterious tape 'Slender Man Gangnam Style'.

It's a laugh out loud comedy series that you don't want to miss. It's got some heartfelt moments like when Ian tells a rat to kill himself or he emotionally bullies the man who killed his parents. Either way, it's a load of fun and some of Luigi Mario's best work since "Hair Cake" and "Human Cake"

Wow what a great show, to avoid spoilers I will avoid talking about what happens but rather the show itself. Overall an amazing production. Ian Carter's wastes absolutely no time in destroying all of those who are needed to be destroyed. The comedy in it is great but the drama in it is insane. The cop chasing kid scene (If you have seen the show you will know what I'm talking about) had me on the edge of my seat and my heart pumping. When Ian's character had to manufacture a bottle of bleach from scratch I was actually taking notes because of how realistic it looked. I will give potential audiences a heads up though, the special effects are amazing. Some scenes look as if they are really being fought out. The sewer fight scene blew my mind in every which way. Ian Carter is truly a master of special effect as he fought to free the boy in the sewer.

Overall I rate this show a 9/10 due to the excellence it has had on me (the only 10/10 being Paul Blart Mall Cop 2). I felt inspired after watching this show and you will be too. A really great show and I cannot way to see what Ian has in store for us in the future.

Everything about it is excellent. The editing, the music, the humour, the acting, the writing, the relentless internet wars caused by these episodes. If Stephen Spielberg and Stanley Kubrick collaborated, it would result in a piece of steaming garbage called 'AI'. But my point is that it would be nowhere as good as Content Cop.

These wars I mentioned a bit ago are very serious to the online 'meme- economy'. The latest Leafy-Idubbbz war is often thought to be the catalyst for the upcoming meme economy crash. Internet points are serious business!

Would recommend for all ages (excluding gnomes & snakes).