Juan O'Veitch
David F. SandbergWhen you’re used to just watching TikToks.
Todd Vaziri@ponysmasher YYYEEOOOOOOOWWWWW
Erik Winquist@ponysmasher Kids these days…
Mivey@ponysmasher That's a slippery slope. What will have next? A kind of TikTok with super long 15, 30 minute, maybe even hour long videos? Complete nonsense, who would watch that without a break on their phone. Might as well just use a TV like a pre-historic boomer at that point.
Dave@ponysmasher I don't know about you but when i hear "Long form content" i expect something that's like an hour +.
oshyAverage Zoomer Brain
Tertle950@ponysmasher "Longer, not long." -this guy, maybe
Григорий КлюшниковCan't help but wonder about their opinion on this guy's interview videos.
Joshua Haller@ponysmasher 'long form' smh
Trojan Duck@ponysmasher In the future everyone will be famous for 15 seconds
allgonnadie@todwest @ponysmasher finally I’ll be famous
towo@ponysmasher Well, to be fair, David got known with very concise videos on the clock app, so yes. For everyone who used to only watch his videos there, this *is* the long for content.
What the commenter should've written is "I love you making longer form content like this!", which describes the situation quite well.
(That and you can now post 10 minute videos on the clock app for a while now, which do get a lot of watch time as well.)
@ponysmasher … well, not you-David, but in that video-David i.e. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM2ra7Od2jliHB9TLPKt76w
Sam Thurston 
@ponysmasher tiktok videos can be like 9 minutes long now
Dagnabbit, Pascaline! 💥
admin
Błażej Kowalczyk@admin @ponysmasher "Brief analysis, part 1."
Michael Dexter
Willow 
飛柳@ponysmasher /me thinks little of a 1-hour 15-minute youtube video, lol
TheAdamSplitter@ponysmasher thanks I hate it
JoeY ☕️🎮✍️🏽@ponysmasher Isn't that called YouTube? 🤔
James Ryland Miller@ponysmasher /rollseyes
Chris Godwin@ponysmasher I'd like to laugh but I'm also using a platform designed primarily for what are short text statements and I feel the irony could bite me in the ****.
So what could my solution to this, undeniably annoying, issue of finding similarity between the two?
Some may suggest it be informed and I simply laugh as my instincts suggested I should however I feel there is an alternative. To reintroduce the longer form analysis, as done by this particular videographer.
Mettie (Ribbit Edition)@ponysmasher me trying to finish editing a 1h video looking at this comment 👁️👄👁️
Reina 
@mettie @ponysmasher Ooh! Excited! owo
Seong's 🎄 Seongs@ponysmasher My god, when I think that *three minutes* is considered "longer form" as someone that regularly makes thirty minute to nearly an hour long retrospective content...
I think I feel my bones turning to dust.
YoYunix@ponysmasher I live longer posts like this! The higher word count allows you to get out a lot more of your thoughts than just 5 words.
SpliceFixer 
@ponysmasher I look at this and I immediately wonder how this person would have survived in the ‘80s and ‘90s. I remember renting out ‘The Stand’ in the mid ‘90s, grabbing a bunch of snacks from the convenience store, and inviting all my friends over to watch. More than 6 hours running time. No distractions, maybe a toilet break somewhere in the middle.
In fact, I don’t think I could manage that myself these days. I wonder if our brains can get addicted to distractions?
Vincarsi@ponysmasher my millennial ass who just finished a 2 & a half hour video essay 🥴🤣
Paul Rosenberg