Daisy Brown: Raising Monsters, Reading Secrets, & Teaching Makeup
Video Statistics and Information
Channel: Night Mind
Views: 432,910
Rating: 4.9317389 out of 5
Keywords: night mind, daisy brown, explained, webseries, alan, nick nocturne
Id: lRLUo84TRRk
Channel Id: undefined
Length: 67min 20sec (4040 seconds)
Published: Sun May 27 2018
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And in the other thread I asked, if he did something about Daisy... (Dang! Nailed it.) Since as always: Great vid.
Huh. Maybe I should give the channel a chance. I stopped immediately because I suspected gamejacking, too and it really turned me off.
It's a shame that there were people who were turned away by it so early on by what, to me, just felt like a couple of casual references. The idea of it being gamejacking never even came close to crossing my mind.
I'm still kinda new to webseires though so idk XD
Well, that was a great video to send off Cabin Fever Dreams 2018 with. Can't wait until next year!
Now that gamejacking was mentioned (that's a first for Nick?) I wonder what Nick thinks of shows and projects that have end credits and give away some of the references there. It's just that I can't help but credit the inspiration in the special thanks sections, (Nick himself included). And end credits are just like a canvas which is an art form in itself. I like just reading end credits (and I am a rare person in that aspect), but I love when people actually using the space to make a point, a nod or two. You can actually just fit a whole scene in the end credits, so why not doing that?..
One thing that really makes my head scratch.
If Daisy is so afraid of cars and the outside world, why would she go out to a very public place like a zoo? And if Daisy didn’t take the footage at the zoo, then who did?
I always got the impression that Daisy Brown was a big fan of both Wham City and the Everyman Hybrid series, which is why there was a few references - eg. the blue chair and the Sinatra tape. They are subtle and "blink and you'd miss it" kind of deals. Plus, Daisy (as a character happens to like anime/manga - the shot of Kitchen Princess during one of the cooking videos) so there might be some "fan service" kind of deals on it. It doesn't feel like game-jacking - more like a subtle nod. I expect game-jackers to be more obvious and up front with the "jacking".
I did wonder about the Alice in Wonderland references and Alan's changing forms (his last form on the bed totally looks like a 5th grade puppet with a simple hinge as a jaw). I'm leading with the "Daisy is crazy" theory. She's lonely and wants a companion to play with and ends up telling a story (to herself about a dead mum and Alan). Perhaps Curtis (her father) did end up disappearing or abandoning her (she's not an accomplished cook or is good at taking care of herself), and she invented Alan and this ongoing story to play out. Perhaps the Author is another entity or something about her "multiple personalities"...
Edit: KItchen Princess is a romance manga - a girl in modern day Japan trying to find love AFTER her parent's death. (Could be a clue that both her mother/father died? We know that Curtis told her about Daisy's mum dying in childbirth - presumably of Daisy?) And it deals with a lot of boys and a lot of lying from characters....