When you learn a new word and put it in everything

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When you accidentally write songs that already exist:

[pancakeking]

now we need that thing where you learn a new word and then see it everywhere

[niccvier]

Daniel has this perfect balance of heartfelt and hilarious

[FBI-sreg]

“Forget about them” “about who?” Never change Daniel

[ChutneyChad]

That went from wholesome to confusing real quick (in a good way)

[syedarizvi]

His acting is so good. I'm convinced that there are three people in this room, not one! He's amazing at it

[tenshiginakuch]

"Margot Robby obsequious" had me dying.

[tayzonday]

This is how I was with "mutatis mutandis." Mutatis mutandis, I can be erudite anywhere!

[eineperson]

All my life, teachers would call me dumb. They'd say i was forgetful, distracted, forgetful... 😂

[puppypasta]

i do love how daniel's sketches are now on a constantly shifting sliding scale between heartfelt sitcom and absurd fever dream

[bennett]

I didn’t know someone could have such a good conversation with them selfs 🤣

[ulischmidt]

1:17 love the letters popping off of his phone, such a cute detail

[hannahfbr]

"they'd say i was forgetful. distracted. forgetful."
"forget about them, man!"
"about who?"

[nezuko]

" *I want to sound smart and important* "

Same man SAME 💀

[cameronmoore]

Forgetful, distracted, forgetful.

Man, what an underrated line.

[deepfriedlettuce.]

Several years ago, Daniel made a video titled "When you learn a riff and and put it in everything." Now, years later, we have "When you learn a new word and put it in everything." In these past few years, Daniel has surpassed music and gone on to create wonders. When Daniel made that first video about riffs, it was amazing. "Surely this is the peak of Daniel's career, " we thought naively. "He cannot gain any more subscribers, any more views, any more likes...he is simply too good." But no. Daniel exceeded our expectations. He created beauties such as "people who don't make eye contact" and "rewatching your favorite show from childhood." He stepped out of his comfort zone and expanded his horizons. We didn't just have "when someone gets a song stuck in your head." We had "your voice first thing in the morning." Now, Daniel has come full circle. And yet, not. If anything, Daniel's channel has done a 180. Or perhaps a 270. The small details don't matter. What matters is that we can no longer assume that Daniel's YouTube career will ever stop growing. He will go on to have 10 million subscribers, and then 100 million, and then 1 billion, and he will never, ever stop. His watch hours will multiply as well. He will gain so much money from his videos that he will end up the richest man in the world. And once Daniel's too old to make any more videos, he'll pass the channel onto his children (who will surely be alive by then), and then their children, and their children and their children and their children. I think, what I mean to say, is that Daniel's channel will never end, and will forever be growing.

[benflood]

This video really makes me feel photosynthesis

[jadonschwartz]

This feels like When You Learn a New Riff and Put It In Everything

[violet_aesthetixx]

you always know it's a great day when daniel uploads

[ActiveAdvocate]

This actually is a problem in my job. It's getting rarer, thankfully, but I'm a writing tutor, and occasionally, you'll get a student at the college using these REALLY annoyingly long words, and it's like, "No, communication is about flow. If your audience ha to stop to look up your words, it's not flowing well. Write authentically, in your own voice, without putting on this act." Not in so many words, but that's always my general meaning when very politely telling them to chill.

[innocent_]

For me it was when I was a little kid and I had learnt the word "Vigorous". You can imagine how that turned out.