I Destroy 5 Years of Car Art

I transformed my car to a green egg, a giant chia pet, covered in astro turf, a drivable fidget toy with 9,000 PopSockets and a temperature sensitive mood ring. Now it's time for a new car mod... Which means cleaning it all the way to the bottom. What's under my art car? Let's find out.

Watch how my car became OUTRAGEOUS:

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Hey best pal-y! I’m your musician, comedian, internet buddy. I’m dedicated to giving you music & comedy & fitness awesomeness every Thursday. Thanks for joining me on my adventures and being a part of this band of outrageous friends I’ve got :)

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[ripvanstinkle]

Here for the multiple videos per project!! I think the actual fans will wholeheartedly agree that we'd rather you slow down and be able to continue instead of working at a break-neck pace and quit in five months. When the finish product is cool, great, but I mostly enjoy watching you be a compelling personality working through the process. SO TAKE ALL THE TIME YOU NEED!! Also, because you asked, here more for the art, less for the music.

[CaliHime]

Girl, you better take your time! Getting burned out is totally not outrageous!
It might be just me, but I might even like multi-part video series on projects, so that we get to see more of HOW you do things, the problems you encounter and how you solve them. But that might just be the maker in me talking.
Most of all, you need to do what feels best for you! We don't just watch you for the reveals and the results. The struggle is part of the journey, and I for one would love to join you on that journey.

[ZachROBLOX]

I clicked on this video expecting to only see you removed 5 years of car coverings, so I'm perfectly content with an additional episode if it means you can take your time creating things.

[philwood]

Ali, please take your time, I’m here for multiple episodic projects. You have so much talent you will make each episode with a super arc. I’ve been watching Colin furze build a tunnel for 2+ years. It’s never the finale, it’s always the journey that keeps all the pallies coming back. Think this way you can tackle bigger/more complex projects. So many maker channels are going this way, and most importantly is better for your health. You have a great focus on you physical health on your fitness channel, how about having the same focus on your mental health. From a UK pants pally.

[meg]

Burnout is real, and I'm amazed you didn't hit it sooner. I want you to know that the pants pal-ys will watch multiple episodes!! Art is a journey and it shouldn't be rushed, that's not what art is about. Do whatever you need to do to care better care of yourself and to put out high quality art at a slower speed. We want to hang out with you and we'll stay even if the pace is slower

[needsmorecats]

Another vote for leg-by-leg pants projects! What I love about you Ali is seeing the process. So, to me, multiple part projects is just more time hanging out with your winning personality and watching your struggles, your problem solving, and what you’ve learnt throughout the whole process. Besides, doesn’t getting more emotionally invested in the project by seeing even more of the ups and downs make the end result even sweeter and more satisfying?

As for music - I discovered you because of your music. If the algorithm or metrics (or whatever) will allow you to continue to share your music on this channel mixed between your projects then that would be my preference. But that is mostly because you already work so incredibly hard so the idea of you needing to find even more hours in the day to cultivate and grow a whole other channel dedicated to your music just seems silly. But then again my background is in music and I consider myself ~artsy~ so of course I think music and art and creative projects should exist in a shared space and we will all grow to love each other and share dietary-appropriate snacks around the fire while singing.

[mikkelborby]

We've spent years watching a guy dig a tunnel over multiple episodes and are still as impressed every episode. We'll gladly stick around to multi episode projects

[MisterIkkus]

I often like the process more than the finished thing. This isn't a dig on your art, it's just how I enjoy watching makers work. I watch a ton of multi-part video series making the same thing. I hope it works for you, too! You're working too hard and deserve better!

[SSilverDoodles]

Thank goodness! now all of us that turn our own cars into popsocet-mood ring-astro turf-chia pet-eggs can finally know how to revert our cars back to normal

[GuilhermePalacio]

I absolutely support the pants pally getting in one leg at a time (multiple videos per project). Also, I'm here for everything you do, art and music and others! But I'd totally support if you make a separate channel for music!

Keep it on, Ali! Call me the adhesive from the astroturf because I'm stuck with you and it will take it a lot of effort to get rid of me!

[blubistheword]

As you've said in a previous video, whenever you make an artwork you're actually making 2 because the video of the process is also one and I wholeheartedly agree. I also just love seeing how you get to these incredible creations because it makes me appreciate the intricacies of the piece more, it's inspiring & motivating to me as someone who likes making art, and I just enjoy seeing you come up with so many creative sollutions. I really hope these videos do well bc you and your work deserve it ❤

[spencercroce]

Some of my favorite videos from creative YouTubers are the ones that show the process. The entertainment value you bring to your videos is YOU, doing the things. The finished reveal is the cherry on top! Multi part videos means you can invest more into your projects, which is awesome for everyone!

[sharlahoffman]

Multi-episode series are my absolute favorite! The suspense and looking forward to the next part will always keep me coming back for more

[kasendaniel]

i love how she covers her plates as if this isn't the most spottable and identifiable car in the world

[QuantumAnomaly]

Yes to giant multi part videos. Yes to mistakes. As a hobby artist with crippling perfectionism, I have literally cried while telling myself "you're a pants pally and pally people make mistakes. Ali has so much talent and they mess up too. Mistakes ARE art. You and so many others that share the full process, mistakes and all, keep reminding me that.

[CatCaffeine]

Outrageous art takes time. Take the time the art demands and give yourself rest, you of all people know how important rest is to being superhuman and awesome, do that for yourself and your adorable fam. Two part videos are totally chill, Four part videos would be cool sometimes as well if that is what is needed not to burn out and make outrageous art, especially if you wind up involving other creators like with the massager piano, that way everyone has a bit of breathing room.

[Dalecon]

Pants paly here, love the music, happy to have in stages. Love the creativity through the years!

[timcox]

I'm sure many others have said this, but I'll chime in too: It's not the destination, but how you get there! An art piece is unique - and the end result is cool - but it's the journey we take that is the most interesting part. Give each piece the time it needs, be it one, two, ten, or more videos. Your instinct for storytelling is sharp and excellent. It'll serve you well!

[TrailRat]

I'm all here for you making multi project videos. I respect your reasoning for producing a video every week, but don't over stress yourself. That's the way to burnout.
Embrace the multi part!

[mindshelfpro]

Each video does not need to be a complete project... I prefer more detail. Thanks either way for your content!