>>1709
I prefer updog.

>>1710
What's updog?

episode 70 was good as hell

Kindly kill yourself

it a mecha/action series
have you watched it?

I don't care really, but much worse than the skibidi toilet itself, are the people that are completely outraged about it. Lucky me, only heard about it sporadically and didn't watch anything about it, but from what I witnessed, gen z and millennials are pretending as if this is some worrisome new thing among children, that's very bad and scary, meanwhile literally all generations before that had similar braindead humor. See annoying orange.

>>1726
What little I know of this is from what I saw someone watch in some video, had no idea what the fuck a skibidi was before. Gman toilet heads and robots fighting, maybe I'm missing something, but what was shown just looked very boring so I don't get what kids see in it, neither how it would be any more bad or worrisome than early Youtube shit like as said Annoying Orange and FRED, or the Youtube Kids nursery garbage and Spider-Man Elsa smut. Or whatever depressing shit boomers watched as kids.

Plus it's not even new "humour". I once knew a guy, late millenial, who thought stretched-out Gman faces and putting Half-Life and TF2 characters heads on whatever models was the funniest shit ever back in 2008.

best thing on youtube since it triggered every youtuber

Honestly you people laugh at toilet paper hoarders, but you really don't have enough toilet paper yourselves. According to the Japanese Toilet Federation, the average nipponese woman uses 12.5 meters of toiler paper per day. For a fleet of 30 students going on a 2 week nautical training, that's almost 3 miles of toilet paper, or 230 roles. TP rolls will be worth their weight in gold by the end of the trip, because everyone needs it.