It was decent. The idea that they messed around with a staring contests being staring at things was fairly creative. The ending wasn’t really that funny and didn’t seem to add to the joke though. I feel like the reason a high majority of people who watch these videos and don’t criticize is because they’re below the age of 16. At that age range it’s hard to be unimpressed. They’ll like it simply because it’s from a you tuber they liked. This creates some problems. Without the criticism the content creators don’t know what to change. Proper criticism can help them make really funny videos that can be enjoyed and appreciated by all ages. Not only that, their videos will probably end up on reddit, know your meme, buzz feed etc. because everyone enjoys it. Not just the younger demographic and more serious fans of the show. I can easily understand why some of you hate criticism. A lot of people who complain are entitled angry people who use harsh words and act aggressively. This can be very off putting to many people and makes it difficult for people who want to give genuine feed because everyone else confuses them with the complainers. Criticism, when done right, is simply feedback encouraging the developers to make improvements.