Alternative Lifestyle

Doesn't matter to me as long as I'm with you, my dude. Together at last we can watch the sun rise together.

Now that we're on our own, we'll never be alone. If home is where the heart is then my heart's with you (at home)

(Chorus)

Just a couple friends and we're hanging' out again. Just a couple friends and we're hanging' in the sun. Not a single worry cause we're riding in the sun again. And you will never be Alone as long as you're With me

(Chorus: x2)

Just a couple friends and we're hanging' out again. Just a couple friends and we're hanging' in the sun. Not a single worry cause we're riding in the sun again. And you will never be Alone as long as you're With me

(Verse: Cib)

Saturday, Sunday, Grunday, Funday Doesn't matter as long as it ain't Sunday, hey So look at me when I say If I had to choose I'd pick my girl first then I'd choose you Some things are more important Than hanging' with my dudes

(Chorus)

Just a couple friends and we're hanging' out again Just a couple friends and we're hanging' in the sun Not a single worry cause we're riding in the sun again And you will never be Alone as long as you're With me

Sugar Pine 7's Alternate Lifestyle series is a fresh and clever comedy/drama/vlog thing. In all honesty, it is near impossible to pit into one single genre. The show revolves around the misadventures of Steve Suptic (himself) and his friends. Steven narrates and acts as the group's "serious" one. His best friend, Cib (Clayton James Clyne-Brisson) is a vape addicted, mentally challenged, headband wearing Canadian. They are joined by James (DeAngelis), Parker, Autumn, Sami Jo, Alfredo and various others. Each episode is witty, funny and well paced. The jokes always hit. The story is surprisingly good. I honestly can't give this show enough praise. 10/10

Steven Suptic narrates his own life following the death of award winning YouTube channel, SourceFed. Meeting characters and friends along the way this semi-fiction semi-improvised 'show' confuses people who I try and explain it to.

This fantastically edited (Thanks Steven & Autumn) YouTube series entertains me and is under-rated for it's brilliance. The only way you can get into it is by binge watching as much as you can until you feel like you know them, and that they should rock up on your doorstep and take you off on a spontaneous boat trip.

Not Available on DVD (please send me merchandise)

I discovered Steven back when he was MLGHwnt... Myself not being a huge fan of MC pushed the channel over to the side. I later stumbled acrossed Steve and Tyler and binged the series... The clear hatred you had towards the show made it somewhat enjoyable yet saddening... I then found your Sourcefed re branding in my Sub box and watched a few of the videos... finally I stumbled across Alternative Lifestyle the saving grace of youtube... a show that truly deserves to be fingered in the asshole by god himself... This show though mainly being a comedy made you attached to the characters which really made the season final more emotional... This show is fantastic and I hope you keep it.

The creators of Sugar Pine 7 - the figures who forefront every episode - have an unrivaled technicality and meticulous consideration of story and character arcs in which they present. The web-series, which can be found on YouTube, is vastly performed in a sharp-witted, improvisational style (or to get pretentious, commedia dell'arte). This approach allows for an array of natural screen presences, despite the actors behind the show not having comedic or dramatic backgrounds (or so I assume).

Steven Suptic, whose materialistic, disgustingly self-absorbed persona is challenged by the thoughtfully immature characters who surround him. This allows for a brilliant on-screen dynamic that is unprecedented on the platform (however reminiscent of David Dobrik's wealth subplot). As Cib, James, and Parker emotionally grow and flourish into their own intricacies, there's an apparent affinity that Steven develops towards these people (palpable in his narration), allowing for genuine and heartwarming moments within a show that is comedic to its core. The moments of authenticity are nothing short of a reflection of the group's dynamics external to the plot, made evident in the podcasts they record or other public engagements (RTX). The presentation of each episode, constructed and paced by Suptic and Autumn Farrell, is done in such a consuming fashion that the next episode on Autoplay is irresistible, and is most certainly of-note.

Sugar Pine 7 is a community; an inviting one that - despite hardships - instils an audience desire to be among the group. The creators and actors genuinely care for their collective creative output, and this solicitude is mirrored in their efforts. A very good show.