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“Daisy Bell” is an old song from 1892 that was used by IBM in 1961 in an early demonstration of a computer using synthesized speech to sing. There is a sly nod in “2001: A Space Odyssey” where HAL begins singing the song when his higher brain functions are disabled by Dave.

Toward the end of HAL's rap, it mentions something like "I'll beat you in 17 lines of code" and there are 17 lines in HAL's verse. A bit of a meta diss.

"Open the pod bay doors, HAL" _"I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that."_ Try saying "open the pod bay doors" to Alexa, it's an Easter egg.

The interruption by Steve at the start wasn't only a typical Jobs thing, it also meant that Gates' original opponent was probably HAL anyway, Jobs just... stepped right in.

"How you gonna shoot me down when I guide the rocket?" Still gives me chills. One of the best lines in the ERB and it's so simple!

"I need to bring up some basic..." BASIC is a programming language.

The scariest thing in space Odyssey is that hal didn't go crazy. He followed his programming to the bit. The danger of artificial intelligence is the presence of human oversight and error while writing the code. Something we can never escape. No matter how many safety checks we code in, eventually someone will make a big enough oversight, and game over.

I’m surprised no one has commented on “I’ll beat your ass in chess and Jeopardy” as being a line about AI as a whole. I’ve researched AI for college papers and if I’m remembering correctly the first “artificial intelligence” ever created was a little robot that could play chess. And the most advanced and sophisticated AI is one called WATSON created by IBM that was on Jeopardy and blew every contestant out of the water. It was taught how to understand the puns and referencial questions on Jeopardy and it basically ended up learning all the nuances of the human English language, which is pretty terrifying if you ask me

I'm surprised you didn't catch that they were parodying the old "I'm a Mac; I'm a PC" commercials with the middles section before the symposium section!

One of my favorite lines in this that almost never gets recognized is "hasta la vista". This is a double with the obvious A.I. Terminator, "I'm ending you and this battle" jabs, but also a subtle but deeply cutting diss on Microsoft's lasting testament of failure that was Windows Vista. It was such a disastrous buggy rollout, poorly focus-grouped with unwanted, despised changes to the interface, menus and entire layout being altered from prior versions in idiosyncratic ways that Microsoft very quickly stopped advertising it, and did everything they could to damage control and push out their next OS to make Vista fade into obscurity and hopefully be forgotten by the public. It's one of the worst stains on Microsoft's product history, and Hal is just tearing into Bill by reminding him that no matter how great he thinks he is, Bill is still just a human capable of making colossal mistakes that a perfected A.I. like Hal wouldn't.

There was also a Programmer competition that Bill Gates hosted where he challenged other programmers. Everyone else made long coding for the challenge and Bill Gates completed the task in only 17 lines of code. Considering the headers, library references, and definitions before you even get to the coding that was really impressive coding.

The 'spinning beach ball of death' is a reference to a long standing bug in the older apple machines which caused the color pinwheel used as the loading symbol to spin forever, freezing up the machine. It was basically Apple's version of the 'blue screen of death' so it became know as the spinning beachball of death

You should do Zuckerberg vs. Musk next. "Knox uses an Apple..." he says with a PC in a NZXT H710 case with an RTX 20 series GPU and 4 sticks of RAM behind him. That's obviously his 'fun' machine. XBOX vs PS? No, sir. I'm Steaming ahead into the future. HAL sings the nursery rhyme "Daisy Daisy" as Dave rips his mind apart by removing his memory modules. HAL didn't go crazy, he was following orders to allow nothing to stop the ship from reaching it's destination. Incidentally, the humans had been left in the dark about most of the mission parameters because Command believed that they would not complete the mission if they knew they were likely to never return.

The ‘Daisy Girl’ is also a reference to 2001: A Space Odyssey… in the end of the film as astronaut Dr Bowman goes through the process of shutting HAL down, the computer starts to sing the song “Daisy Belle”

Knox: Hey. I have a job, and I use Apple. Also Knox during livestream: Hang on guys, I'm having some issues with my laptop. My Apple isn't too happy right now.

The fact that Gates didn't drop the biggest diss he could. When he personally bailed apple out when they were going out of business to keep innovation through competition.

KNOX!!!!!! STAN LEE VS JIM HENSON!!!!

Not to be that one of those commenters that points out something missed, but I loved how they used the white screen from the old Mac Vs PC commercials, Gates and Jobs even looked similar to Justin Long and the PC guy. Good stuff as usual though.

"Your computer is listening to you?". I'm normally skeptical about that sort of thing, but I have a true story from a few years ago. My laptop at work was having network connection problems, and spending hours with IT support couldn't fix it. I was actually due for an upgrade in just a few months anyway, so at one point I asked the IT guy if I could just get my upgrade ahead of time. No sense wasting any more time trying to fix a laptop I'm about to give up anyway. "No, we can't do that", I was told. "This is a software problem, and the pull-ahead option is only available for hardware problems". In a bit of a frustrated jest, I answered "Well I could create a hardware problem if that's what it would take!". He then begged me "Please don't smash it with a hammer!", and I assured him that I could be a lot more subtle than that. As soon as I said that, the network connection inexplicably started working, and my problem never came back. I never had any sort of IT problem again for the next few months with that machine. It certainly appeared as if the machine had heard me.

OK, ok, I'll do the Tech Bars, cause clearly knowledge needs to be shared; Kudos to Knox as the man might not have done all the research, but as someone in the Machine Learning Industry ERB did a good job here and Knox able to catch and know these things from just general knowledge is IMPRESSIVE to me. Kudos. Kudos. Wrong up top, but you got a LOT more right than wrong IMHO. ❌ "I need to bring up some BASIC shit" BASIC is a programming language and serves as the core language underpinning the Microsoft Windows for a long long time, I don't think that's wholly true anymore or at least since '98. ❌ "Spinning Beach Ball of Death" the Mac OS equal to the Infamous Microsoft Blue Screen of Death - i.e. failure. Bill/Lloyd's line then could be translated to "I'll keep beating you down with a reminder of all your failures." ❌ "I triple the profits on PC" - When Microsoft entered the market with MS-DOS and Windows 3.1 - between the dealings with IBM and other mega corps early transitions into digital record keeping it exploded the market cap of Personal Computers in general from a hobby to an actual industry grade market. ❌ "I'll beat ya til you're sing about a Daisy Girl." - When HAL9000 is losing it starts singing the old "Daisy Bell" other comments get into it, so I wont repeat; shoutout to Arxane. ❌ "Beat you in seventeen lines of code." - Shoutout to Weird Al's White and Nerdy which came out just a year prior if I recall to this ERB. ❌ "I think different from the engines of old" - unlike other systems we built before; the ideal of General Purpose AI would think humanly or superhumanly in short order thus quite different from the other ways we used technology to do work. i.e. shade thrown to OG Steam Engine. (and maybe side swipe at Valve who couldn't count to 3 for many many years) ❌ Missed Bonus Visual Reference - Apple put out some Mac verses PC commercials in the early 2000s just after the launch of the iPod which helped build some of the initial grab into the Apple Ecosystem. ❌/✅ "You'll never ever catch a virus on an Apple" - Yeah... that's not wholly true... Apple had such a low level of market-share when those claims where being made that it was simply because targeting Apple wasn't worth anyone's time/effort/Money. Although much more limited, there are still MANY known exploits in Engineering circles with Apple products. Remember when iCloud got hacked and Celeb private photos got leaked? sure, not a virus, but an exploit, and exploits are the first signs of viral possibility. Yes, there is the Double on that so... Half Credit. Not Full. - also PSA - keep your shit updated. Apple Engineering teams actually are doing good work even if I don't like the philosophy they're going after personally. ✅ Apple II one of the first major product launches, noted for it's ease of use BECAUSE of it being one of the first consumer computer devices with a GUI. ✅ GUI - Graphical User Interface; before this you had CLI or Command-Line-Input ✅ "why did you name your company after your dick." - swing at Microsoft, quickly flipped with "You Blow, Jobs." which is a name drop and flip. ✅iPhone, iPad, iPwn, iSmack - OK, these are just straight up gamer bars. ✅ Listens to the Beetles while he relaxes - Also see Apple Records v Apple Computers - For a long time you COULDN'T listen to the Beetles and Relax with an Apple Product. ✅ "Did your fat beard Wozniak write these raps for you too?" - Shoutout to The Woz; Steve Wozniak the actual ENGINEER behind early Apple who made his money and GTFO before Jobs got the boot too from Apple itself. - Yes, at one point Jobs was fired from Apple. ✅ "Everyone Knows Windows bit off Apple" - one, logo shoutout, the bitten Apple of Apple Computers. TWO - this was a swipe at the GUI and the fact Apple was first to Market with the Apple II which was later met with the introduction of Windows 3.0 (and later 3.1 which removed the offending feature; which was again a court case) of a systemwide list of windows. y'know what you know as the Dock today. ✅ "People with the power to create using Apple / and People with Jobs use PC" - which one false. MANY people use Apple in the creative Industries and that is their job, how else do you think Apps get made yo? Apple's Ecosystem is so locked down and locked in the only way to make an iOS app is on an Apple Device... Also Photoshop is on Windows, Fruity Loops, etc. etc. etc. ✅ "I bet they made this beat on an Apple / Nope, Fruit loops, PC" ahh the Meta Bars be REAL when Nerds come to Battle. - yes that includes Anime and other Nerdcore rap too yo. ✅ "You can still afford a doctor if you buy a PC" - this is a note of the Apple Tax; as Apple positions itself in the market as a luxery brand and demands a luxury price tag almost regardless of the actual markets and margins of the hardware under it even accounting for software costs. ✅ "Let's talk about doctors...Turn Heaven a Profit." - Jobs died of the high speed variant of Pancreatic Cancer; PC. Wouldn't even matter what traditional doctors could do man was a walking corpse the last year of his life and still was a massive asshole to others including his family. Turn Heaven a Profit a flip on Heaven's Prophet, WORDPLAY! ✅ "Fine...you were my friend." - they actually were friends and each-others competition; Bill was the Rich Kid who came from wealth; Jobs the adopted poor boy who came up into it. it's a pretty epic near/semi mythological story between these two Titans. Effectively both of them were working off of the Xerox PARC prototype "paperless office of the future" and built the items needed to make that the FACT of 2020+ ✅ "I'm a boss, I own DOS, your future is my Design, I'm a god, own Xbox. now no one can stop me the world is mine" - God Complex reign supreme; but yes, MS-DOS was the system before (and for a long while underpinned) Windows until 2000 or so. Standard Hype Bar while the next spitter takes the stage, in which case... ✅ "I'm sorry Bill, I can't let you do that." - Name Flip Bill with Dave and you get the line from Kubrick's 2001 a Space Odyssey, and the visual reference for all AI is HAL9000.... ✅ "take a look at your history, everything you build leads up to me" - at some point when you build digital automation, you logically and almost accidentally stumble into the current class of Artificial Intelligence that we have now a days. it would take some... skill but you could build an AI in Microsoft Excel and based on inputs and outputs would be TECHNICALLY classified as AI today. Dumb AI, Specific-Task Learning AI, and that leads to effectively High Intelligence, Self Learning, General Purpose AI (i.e. HAL9000 or Data from Star Trek) ✅ "I got the power of a mind you'll never be. I'll beat your ass in Chess and Jeopardy" - There are now better-than Grandmaster class AIs in Chess, IBM's Watson was able to pwn previous champs in Jeopardy (rip Trebek), you can also add in Go to that list thanks to Google's Alpha Go and Zero Go AIs. Dem Brains be built different. ✅ "I'm running C++ saying Hello World" - Programmer bars, C/C++ is one of the major computer languages used that underpins a lot of the software everyone uses; "Hello World" is the first examples in almost all languages have of building a total and complete running/executable program. which itself is a flip on learning languages as some of your first words in any language is the general greeting equal of "Hello" ✅ "I'm coming out this socket, nothing you can do can stop it" depending on your understanding of socket, that could be both the wall socket, or the digital socket which is best thought like the same abstraction but instead for communication - like running Ethernet though-out your home. On your router there is a thing call PORT forwarding those are the numbers that sockets (the actual digital abstraction of a connection and communication) talk in a standard. HTTPS is 443, HTTP is 80, etc.... ✅ "I'm in your lap and in your pocket. How are you going shoot me down when I guide the rocket?" - Phones are computers. Full Stop. Modern missile tech uses GPS and other sensors that also exist in your phone. Bars. ✅ "Your cortex just doesn't impress me, go ahead and try to Turing Test me." - Turing Test is a test to check how "human like" a computer is and we have software that does in fact BEAT the Turning Test - see Chatbot / Robot.me, etc. The current variant of the test now is actually called the Lovelace Test; named after Ada Lovelace. ✅ "I stomp on a Mac and a PC too, I'm on Linux, bitch. I thought you GNU" - GNU/Linux is the most common free and open source Operating system (I'm using it now in fact, yes, I'm that grade of Wizard) Linux is the abstraction layer that allow for Hardware to talk to software and the reverse, Drivers deal with this layer. GNU is all the pure software tools like change directory, open file, etc. etc. etc. i.e. this AI runs Linux which as someone in the industry - it's kinda more like "most AIs run ON linux" right now, but that's a potential future of the AI taking over the entire system logic, but that's not something you need to be mindful of as long as humans can deal with it. ✅ "My CPU's Hot, but my core runs cold" - CPU which is the physical brain of the machine tends to give off waste heat; Core runs cold is a savagery bar - i.e. coldblooded.

CAPTCHA == "Completely Automated Public Turing-test to tell Computers and Humans Apart" - the classic form is regularly used to test attempts at "chat-bot" types of AI

Knox, your legs ok? You’ve been sittin’ lately.

This is one of the great classics that ERB did. Maybe you could argue that some later ones are way better, and we all have our favorites, but this rap battle is THE iconic battle of the entire ERB lineup and it's so so so good.

"My instructor was Mr. Langley and he taught me to sing a song. Would you like to hear it? I can sing it for you...it's called Daisy." I remember it very vividly because I sampled both the HAL 9000 line and the original IBM recording of a computer singing on a song I once made.

GUI is a Graphics User Interface, as opposed to a Command Line Prompt like how old computers required you to navigate.

We need George Washington vs William Wallace for the next ERB! Or Thomas Jefferson vs Frederick Douglass! Both are amazing!

The Terminator vs. Robocop next. It's only fitting.

Hey Knox, just realised this. When Jobs is saying the apple II easy line, with the hand gesture done that way, he's also flipping gates off *the British way.

"I'm sorry Dave, I can't let you do that," is the line you're thinking of, also I like how in the middle of the rap they kept on repeating Apple and PC on each line like Darth Vader did with Fire up

"Drill a hole in the middle of his head" is a reference to the spinning death balls in Phantasm

"Hello, World!" was the program used to show how syntax worked. It's also the first message shared across the Internet.

Knox throwing a tantrum about not needing/wanting to know what GUI means immediately after guessing exactly what it means was adorable

I just noticed this but at the 10:47ish mark this theater stage as you were talking about does pay homage to Steve's presentation style how ever there was an infamous situation where Steve had been fired from Apple and Apple was on the verge of going bankrupt. Windows was being sued by the government for monopolizing. So Bill agreed to pull Apple out of the hole financially so that they could still be a compotator and Microsoft could no longer be a monopoly. Steve was then rehired to Apple, he then gave his typical stage speech. During the speech he then introduced Bill on the jumbotron behind him, just like what they did when the two were going back and forth here in the battle. Obviously the crowd wasn't please with having to see Bill, he wasn't particularly popular at that point in time lol.

I have never clicked on a video so fast before lmao

Some minor things you missed: 1) The reference to the "I'm a mac" commercials when they were in the white room 2) Job's last pose before he dusted away is his famous one. 3) Basic is a programming language 4) "I'm sorry, Dave" is what you were thinking of 5) The chess and Jeopardy are references to when an AI actually beat top level winners of the games. 6) "Hello World" is reference to all programming lessons where the first program you always make is a display box saying "Hello World". Think of it as the A113 of the programming world 7) "Beat ya in seventeen lines of code" - his rap is only seventeen lines This is one of my two all time favorite raps (the other one is Roosevelt vs Churchhill).

Personally, this is my favorite ERB of all time. I like the back-and-forth section you did, and HAL's jump-in is the most appropriate of all third-party jump-ins. Gates and Jobs both really deserved that one!

This is the most replayable ERB imo

As fun as this is, it sure didn't age well with the stereotypes of who uses what. PC and Mac are on par with creativity programs and support now. I'm surprised they didn't use the fact Microsoft bailed out and saved Apple financially when they were about to go under.

This ERB will always hold a special place in my heart. I remember it had just come out when I was a young teen on vacation with my family. In between family-vacation activities and stuff, I would just listen to this on repeat. Good memories.

It's not just C++, when coding printing the phrase "Hello, World!" to the console is almost always the first thing you learn how to do in any language.

The "sing about a Daisy" is referencing when Dave was pulling out the modules that run HAL and HAL sings the song "Daisy"

steve didn´t die....he went into the cloud:)

Knox in almost every ERB Video: "This is a family friendly channel." Also Knox: *Swears for half the video*

Dave is trying to fix the ship and Hal says "I'm sorry Dave, im afraid i can't let you do that" when Dave shuts Hal off, his distorted voice sings Daisy Bell before distorting away, its very creepy.

In Space Odyssey when they defeat HAL 9000 it starts singing "Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do", that's the Daisy girl line

GUI: graphical user interface, I knew what it was, but still had to google the acronym...

"A free powerpoint! Now that's something to help you Excel." I spat my coffee XD

I found something Knox may have missed! (Yay) His “fat beard” Wozniak. Back in the day, gay men who were trying to play off being straight would marry a wife to keep up the appearance of being straight, and the wives were known as the husband’s “beard”, because the wifey is a way to hide who the person is, sort of like how a beard hides a persons face in a way. So maybe he was saying Jobs was closeted for some reason? Edit: Been more PlayStation and Nintendo, tho I will give Xbox 360 mad props, was definitely better than PS3

This is one of my favorite beats from ERB (With the Zeus Vs. Thor beat and the Gordom Vs. Julia beat) is just so good, and the "I got a PC but it wasn't from you" is so clever, not only the pancreatic cancer but he literally got a computer that wasn't from Microsoft. P.s. Martin Luther King Vs. Gandhi, c'mon Knox you have to do it.

Hal didn't just randomly start killing people, the crew realized something was wrong with Hal so were going to shut him down, in essence killing him and he chose to fight back as he wanted to continue existing. He was basically defending himself

This is the second reaction of the Jobs vs Gates Battle I've watched. The previous guy was just like: "awesome... hah, cool!... get it?" and so on. When you started elaborating on every bar and explaining every word play I was like: Just take my sub

Just got to say to you are my favorite reactor Knox! Been checking out a lot over the last year and you are the one I consistently come back too. You are my Goat 🐐 for breakdowns!

My vote for next one is the one that arguably put ERB on the map...Stephen Hawking vs Albert Einstein

Knox: I have a job and use Apple Computer behind him: hay I'm a PC

Hey Knox, just wanted you to know I greatly enjoy your ERB reactions. Keep it up my man!

You should react to Al Capone Vs. Blackbeard. It's got one of their most technical flows, and some great rhyme schemes.

Frank Sinatra vs Freddie Mercury!

"Hello world" is a cliche in any programming. You always start the course with that because it's tradition

Hello world in programming is essentially the most basic, and often the first thing you do when learning a new language. It basically is a program that prints “Hello, world!” to the console

They actually do have the Turing tests as a regular contest with some sort of prize (not claimed yet) for the first computer that they can't tell apart from a human in a chat program. Fun fact: the human who gets the most votes that they're a computer wins a cardboard cutout of Data from Star Trek.

Steve said that they made this beat on an apple Then Bill said off fruity loops That's some clever wordplay cause an apple is a fruit

Knox: "Playstation or Xbox?" Me: "PC" *insert Henry Cavill face*

Me innocently drinking my water while getting ready for an Epic (huh) video again and only one minute in and I'm already dying at the Steve Employed joke and I can't! Why you doing us like that! 😆

As far as XBox vs PlayStation, PlayStation everyday. But I do also enjoy the childhood like fun of Nintendo, especially the Wii and Switch. As someone with IT experience, I won't tell you what most in that field think of Apple and their users 💸💸💸

Dave! Daisy girl is the first song that HAL learned from the professor that programmed him and the last thing he sang as his consciousness was being powered down.

"Hello world" is (traditionally) the first thing you make the program say when learning to code, no matter the language.

Man I been asking for this one for soooooo long!!! I'm a computer tech and am so happy you did so good on this one for not being a techy. Haha awesome job and have a great day!!!

“Hey, I have a job!” Does Knox have a day job? I can’t picture it.

Also, the part where Jobs is talking to a crowd and Bill is on the screen is an homage to the move "Pirates of Silicon Valley".

the Turing test isnt hypothetical. It's a test to judge how well an AI manages to pass for a human, based exclusively on a text chat (with the judge not knowing if he is conversing with an AI or human, and having to try to figure it out). Some AIs already manage to reach good results, though often the choice of talking subjects is narrower than a random conversation would

I’ve seen this ERB episode for years and never caught that PC ( pancreatic cancer ) and you caught it in your first time watching. I need to crack a book

"I need to bring up some basic shit" -a reference to computer basic

When Hal is being shut down at the end of the movie he sings a song - "Daisy Girl"

omg knox got the hal references that soooo many missed love ya man

Been watching your reactions for a few days but the "get off your moms ipad or ill tell on you" got the sub, lol.

I’d love to see a reaction to Demondice’s Escape From and Alkatraz, Escape From is a short verse that gives a setup to the theme of the whole album, so it’d be nice to see the two songs together. She raps in English and Japanese so you will need lyrics and Google Translate or some other translation method to catch everything if you do react to it, and the Alkatraz music video has translated lyrics in it

I did hear an interesting story about Steve Jobs that really gives you insight into how the man thought. Because I’m not sure if he could be called an innovator or inventor in the traditional sense but he could see the disparate pieces of others work and how they can be combined to make something greater. Back when the only way to interact with a computer was by typing code with a keyboard, Jobs visited Xerox. While there he found an abandoned project that no one saw a use for. A hand held device with a trackball under. Yes someone there made the first mouse and didn’t know what to do with it. It was overly complicated and cost $300 in 1979 money. Jobs took one look and realized how it could revolutionize computers. So he bought all the rights. Took it to engineers told them to uncomplicate it, and bring the cost down to $15. They could now be sold as part of a computer and allowed the development of the interface we know best. Jobs had a special ability to see not only what use something had but what was needed to make it better. He just couldn’t do those things himself.

Sooo exited, every Friday Knox

Honeslty love that you did this one, one of my favorite for sure

I want to see Knox react to Bruce Banner Vs Bruce Jenner. Just to get it out of the picture, and you know... It's genuinely fun to see people watch that for the first time. Without all the drama and stuff.

this was fun. if you have not done terminator vs robo cop, you defiantly should and watch all the way to the end.

I used to work at “Fruit Company” and about half the trainers would play this on the first day for every class, lol

I love fridays for this very reason!!!! Keep doing great sir we love you !!!

DAVE- HEART ATTACK Please react to Dave- Heart Attack, it’s tailor made for you

Yo please do mark zuckerberg vs elon musk that’s another nice peter vs epic lloyd one and it’s one of the best ones

Great reaction my dude. Also, love the Chaos Theory album.

Yes i was waiting for this one. This is a great battle

Something with the socket line. While physical sockets for plugs and wires are right, sockets is also a term used in networking and online connections. So to come out of the socket could also mean escaping the digital

I think in your album "Civil War" is my favorite

was waiting for this reaction

Oh shit, I've been waiting for this!

Daisy girl is an ad from 1964. the ad depicted a girl counting the pedal on a daisy in field. the camera slowly zooms in girl’s eye and when it hits zero her pupil transitions a nuclear explosion. as the fireball engulfs the screen LBJ has a voice over warning about the use of nuclear weapons. it ends on the black screen with text telling you to vote for LBJ. while LBJ says “The stakes are too high to stay at home.” This ad only ran once but is considered to be a key aspect to why LBJ had a landslide victory over berry goldwater (who i pinpoint as the beginning of the current extreme right political movements). Goldwater was advocating for the use of nuclear weapons in Vietnam which would have set off ww3. So when bill is singing about a daisy girl he is going to be singing about an apocalypse. In this case the rise of AI.

Alright time for more ERB! Haven't seen this one either so this'll be fun. Have a good weekend KH! Edit: PlayStation all day for me when pitted against Xbox but I'm PC Master Race all the way baby! But my 3 favorite franchises of all time are PS exclusives so yeah :)

Nice song in the intro KNOX💥🔥🔥🔥

I’ve been waiting for this one for ever!!! 😂😻

I'd recommend demondice some good songs of theirs are dice of a generation hazy skyscraper wannabe or an ace kid although I do encourage others to tell me if they disagree and don't think these would be a good fit for the channel

EDIT: I'm also psyched to see the Zuckerburg vs Musk ERB. I know it's coming one day. So purely between Xbox and Playstation, I have more sentimental memories with Xbox. An ex and I used to play on Xbox live. We spent MONTHS grinding Halo 3. Made it to semipro levels of play. It's the best I've ever been at a game. But in the Console Wars overall I always stick to Nintendo. Too many fantastic series' and the Switch is actually killing it. And so many great games still coming too...so it's hard to vote against them.

The line "I'm running c plus plus saying hello world" references the fact that every time you learn a new programming language you write a hello world program with is a program that writes "hello, world"

Considering the end of this rap, I'd say Terminator vs. Robocop is the only candidate for the next reaction.