Needs to be resubmitted with an M rating for language and sexual references. Or at least a T.

I'm not really a fan of these "x number" of "x subject" that will make you "x reaction" type videos, they just feel so old (to me). But I am now curious about Lithuanian energy drinks.

It looks good, but I don't understand. Why did the churros kill him? Is it like an anti-junk food message?

It's a great idea. My only complaints are that the text is bunched together too closely, making it really hard to read the words at times. That and it seems to get way out of control too early.

Oh, and "nosegaylike" isn't a word ;-)

Controls only seem to operate correctly when you press one button at a time, and music tracks loop over the top of each other even when a new level begins.

Love it, man. I noticed that as the track progresses, and as more elements are introduced the kick begins to lose definition to the point where by 00:36 it's right at the back of the mix. If that was your intention, all well and good, but if not (I noticed on your page you mentioned you're new to music making) maybe look into applying some side chain compression to keep it upfront in the mix. Depending on what DAW you're using you should be able to find plenty of tutorials on youTube to help with this. I hope this isn't discouraging. I love the track, and I'm checking out the rest of your stuff now. :-)

Nice little ditty here. The bright piano gives it a very 90's pop feel, which isn't a bad thing. It's as if the sawtooth at the beginning sets the listener up for a video game experience, and then at 00:18 90's pop outfit M People show up with the electric piano and say "Don't worry boys, we'll take it from here." It gave me a nice surprise :-)

P.S. And that kick drum is friggin' hard!

Nice. You should totes draw me though...

This is amazing. I swear I almost get s sense of vertigo looking at this.

I'm going to be honest, and I'm not saying this to put down another artist, but this is better than anything I've ever seen from Camilla D'Errico. Don't get me wrong, she has a lot of talent, but the surrealism in her pieces (that I have seen) feel very forced to me. It's just:

Girl + Weird Shit On Head = Surrealism

(I realise this might come off as a very glib interpretation, but it's just the feeling I always walk away with after seeing her work).
The influence here is distinct, but it's just better. And I love it.