An Excruciatingly Deep Dive into the Avatar Theme Park
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Channel: Jenny Nicholson
Views: 1,683,931
Rating: 4.9532619 out of 5
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Length: 59min 0sec (3540 seconds)
Published: Mon Dec 10 2018
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Anyone else know her from the Friendship is Witchcraft series? That's where I first learned about her and have been following her stuff on tumblr and YouTube ever since. Genuinely love the topics she discusses.
+1 for Jenny Nicholson. One of my favorite youtubers!!
Jenny Nicholson is the best. Her videos are perfect for this sub- long-winded enough to be watched over a good period of time, detailed enough to get you invested in something you might not otherwise even think about. Plus, I love her sense of humor.
Also, this park sounds like a shitshow and I'm fascinated by its existence.
Please, share your findings of the Avatar theme park for a whole hour!
ducks out the window
That porg is fucking enormous.
This is a good video. It also took me a while to spot that her shirt has muscle shading on it, which is just weird.
Where the fuck does she get the money to fly to Florida like every other week and buy all that merch?
IMO everytime I see one of her videos pop up in my recommended feed, itโs always about her complaining about a highly anticipated movie and it always makes me feel like she just watches movies to rip them apart. I never finish a video because I just find it annoying, and Iโm starting to see that in other people and Yt channels too. It makes me feel like people get too focused on negative parts of a movie and never the positive. The anticipation for movies is getting too big. Maybe Iโll consider giving this one a chance because itโs not about a movie, so Iโll probably make it to the end.
Dan Olson making a cameo in the "Flight of Passage" pre-ride at 23:25? I swear I see him cameo in nearly as many vids of other youtubers as videos of his own that he puts out on Folding Ideas. Though given he's been credited with production help in a few (including this one), I guess that makes sense.