May 19
I wonder how the cartoon community would react when they found out that there existed people who defended the Problem Solverz.
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I wonder how the cartoon community would react when they found out that there existed people who defended the Problem Solverz.
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WARNING! Please be aware! LSuperSonicQ is not a real Youtuber.
They are an agent for hire, that corporations use, to confuse the masses with misinformation, so that those companies can change the narrative about things that the internet has found out about.
Now I have heard for years about spies lying among the YouTube content creator community, but I have never once found any rumours that turned out to be true.
It usually falls under one of the following.
a genuine content creator that gets paid by big businesses to promote their nonsense for example PewdiePie before he kinda ruined his chances with the T-series controversy.
A genuinely well-intentioned creator that has been fed lies and misinformation and has come to believe it for example the flat Earth community.
A troll trying to gain popularity by saying anything and everything contrary to the popular narrative just to get views on their videos for example Billy West's fact channels. (yes, that is in fact THE Billy West, the voice actor from the animated TV show Futurama, yes, actually legit, look it up, yeah i know you thought it sounded familiar)
A content creator that needs funding for extreme stunts that others can't copy so lies about certain details on just some of their stunt videos just ensure their longevity for example The MythBusters.
A content creator that was set up using an elaborate scheme so they were unaware of how much of their information that had been fed to them by researchers was actually misleading for example MatPat and Team Theorist.
but in none of these situations has the culprit been fully aware, stands to get financial gain, actively works fully for these corporations, and is 100% on board for spreading all this misinformation just so that they can grab a fat paycheck.
LSuperSonicQ is THE FIRST that i have EVER heard about from any source that wasn't complete nonsense and... there is plenty of evidence to prove it just laying around.
In fact the sheer amount of evidence is so overwhelming in fact it makes me wonder why even bother with the ruse at all.
You see literally any facts the guy says you can just look up in a search engine for like 15 seconds tops and have an entire wealth of info and evidence as well that completely proves them wrong.
So how about some examples on that.
LSSQ says that there's no evidence to show that SegaSonic the Hedgehog the game was ever a real release by Sega and not a fan creation made to run on the original hardware that was in fact created much later.
No evidence huh?
How about a video recording of a person visiting an arcade from back in the day that no longer exists where the game is right there on display and we can see the individual actively playing it.
Moreover in said video said individual is a considerably younger looking version of the very person who uploaded the footage along with a friend of theirs who passed away just about a year or two after said footage was actually taken and yes the facts about the dead friend are real we didn't just take their word on that.
It gets even harder to disprove the footage when about 2 dozen people seen in the background were all found using face tracking online and asked about the arcade itself and every single one of them confirmed that the arcade did exist like it's seen in the footage and that they too had seen the same game cabinet there.
Getting a little shaky with that 'no evidence' line eh?
Oh and the game was featured in many many magazines, was seen on live broadcasted TV footage, several real copies of the arcade machine have been found, which are in full working order by the way, and someone uploaded the ROM from the machine, so you can play the game itself using an emulator, and just to top it all off, said emulator has to be a certain kind that only plays original data and therefore cannot play anything that wasn't made by Sega themselves or at least didn't have the approval of the current Sega CEO.
We literally have yet to invent technology that could even fake any of this convincingly.
-but sure LSSQ, go off about it being fake. I'm sure Sega paid you a pretty penny to sweep the tracks of their old business.
Not like Sega is going through a process RIGHT NOW where they are trying to deny the existence of all their old games and stuff or try to peddle new version of their retro games and are actively destroying valuable antique merchandise from the days of Sonic the Hedgehog's origins so they can change the narrative about their past.
Not like Sega has anything to financially gain from selling remakes of their retro games rather than allowing the original cartridges to circulate.
Not after all their new games bombed, they released Sonic Origins and people called them out on their changes.
And that Sega was going hard on trying to find people who could post YouTube videos full of their lies LITERALLY just a couple of weeks before you published your video.
Oh and by the way, you CAN of course look all of this up online.
It'll only take you about 20 minutes.
Good morning everyone! Here's possibly a mock up of a Purple Yoshi GBA game that LsupersonicQ did a video on! #goodmorning #lsupersonicq #yoshi #gba #existenceunconfirmed #lostmedia #yoshisafari https://www.instagram.com/p/Cf1U18lu-Dn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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