Watch the authentic bootleg video of ZPS in concert! Includes people talking nearby, other distractions and more! Featuring DJ Meat and MC Bush (registered trademarks of Furryboy Fox Inc, Sexy Femboy Studio LLC, Real-Reality ©®AP™ TMP, and that Dude I owe $50 bucks to: I'll get you your money, Darrel, just quit texting my baby-momma-in-law so much about it! Dang it, man!) laying down Remixes of known songs. All legit rights to original samples belong to respective owners, and this video is a "Non-Monetized Historical & Educational Video" documenting what it was like to play ZPS in 2025. Track timestamps bellow: 00:00 05:10 07:50 11:46 14:23 16:34 17:46 18:05 22:25 22:36 26:31 28:18

One of my favorite episodes of the "Hour of the Time". Mr. Cooper handles the "skinhead" caller wonderfully. *It does contain prejudice words, so if your ears are too tender, don't listen. But the overall message from the episode gives context to the use of the words/speech, and ultimately encourages understanding and love, not ignorance and hate.

Decided to make a short digital film of sorts with footage from a few different POVs while playing SOG, a DLC for ARMA 3. No copyright infringement is intended, as none is claimed by me: the song "Run Through The Jungle" belongs to CCR and whoever owns the music rights. This is a non-monetized video art project I thought of while testing a scenario. The overall theme is to show how messed up war is, that even the innocent suffers. Those I've spoken with, that have experienced armed conflict and loss of human life during firefights, say mostly the same thing: they were less concerned with killing, and more concerned with making sure they, and the ones to their left or right were ok; if it required killing, then so be it, that's what they agreed to, wasn't it? The real heroes are six feet deep, the others are either lucky, or damned.

A non-monetized video project I made showcasing a map I created a while ago, "Lil Town Destruction", with the song "Indestructible" by Disturbed. I claim no copy rights to the song, as they belong to the owners of Disturbed's songs, and used it for a bit of ironic commentary to the lyrics, as the map is mostly destructible, whereas the character is portrayed by the lyrics, "Indestructible". I hope you enjoy and feel encouraged to critic the video below in the comment section.