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Bo Burnham spent a year inside making a special that’s equal parts funny, smart, and emotional. But what really stood out to us was how explicit Bo gets in his social and political analysis. Let’s find out what sock puppets can teach us about class consciousness in this episode of A Philosopher Reacts to Bo Burnham: Inside.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
01:04 - Socko's Song
06:17 - Shut The F*&# Up
08:28 - Technology
11:01 - Sexting and the Digital World
14:04 - Conclusion
Analyzed and Hosted by Michael Burns
Directed by Michael Luxemburg
Motion Graphics by Jackson Maher
Editing by Brian M Kim
Title card by Amanda Murphy
Shoe Giver, Stuffed Animal Holder, and Jeff Bezos stand in - Matias Rubio
Produced by Evan Yee
Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound
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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Jul 9, 2021 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
“In all eyes on me, Bo does his best yeezus era Kanye impression”
can’t handle this enters the chat
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Y'all just going to ignore the "neoliberal fascists are destroying the left" line?
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Isn’t it crazy how none of us have reduced our internet use even after watching this special and been guilt tripped over it for days??
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I wish you could do the whole special. I can't be the only one who wanted this video to be like an hour long.
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I think the biggest talent of Bo is understanding the history and interconnectivity of philosophy, communism, capitalism, 21st century living, introspection, agoraphobia, anxiety... just all these seemingly disconnected themes and weaving them together in a unique voice with an artistic narrative.
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The irony of video needing to end on a positive note to appease advertisers on YouTube, one of the monolithic engines of digital capitalism, is palpable.
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I think when Bo Burnham was talking about “the world is ending/Honey it already did” he was specifically talking about for him, which you get from understanding the context that he was having panic attacks on stage and and to quit comedy. Panic attacks make you feel like you’re dying. It’s not just “the world is over for everybody, we’re all rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic”, it’s “your doomsday talk can’t scare me anymore because I’ve already been through what feels like the worst. you want me to contemplate the end of the world? I’m already there, I’ve been doing that for a while now.”
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I felt like so many people were overlooking how capitalism is one of the connecting themes of Inside and more focusing on the individual parts of the special. Glad you pointed it out
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Y’all gotta give the people what they want. Everyone’s asking for a part 2 and it would be sooooo good, please consider
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I recently rewatched Make Happy, and during a serious moment, he says “If you can live your life without an audience, do it.” I realized that during Inside, he did. During All Eyes On Me he said he was having panic attacks on stage, and that’s why he quit.
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"Every single cricket every fish in the sea
Gives what they can and gets what they need"
That line of How the World Works is also a reference to Karl Marx. Specifically: "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need".
This line is how the idealistic verse of the song that reflects how nature works ends.
So, I guess he's saying nature works with this balance of what each individual gives and takes from the world and when that balance is broken we get Socko's verse, a world filled with exploitation.
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I will say about “All eyes on me” my interpretation was that Bo’s depression was the one saying the world is already over, against Burnham’s attempts to leave the world better than he found it
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The beauty of “All Eyes On Me” is that he’s speaking on his role as an entertainer. Keep your eyes on me, so u don’t notice or are about the world that’s burning around us
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Imagine covering the philosophy of a film documenting the mental breakdown of an isolated entertainer and not even touching on mental health
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You gotta dig deeper, there's so much more. Its an entire depiction of his life and what it's like to like with anxiety and depression. Especially with the dichotomy of Bo's stage character to Robert, himself in the film. It's very interesting and incredible. All eyes on me says so much
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I wish you focused a bit on Socko’s minority status leaving him essentially in thrall to and simultaneously responsible for the development of Bo’s political understanding, and when Socko rejects this he is subjugated
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You didn't cover "Welcome to the internet", really? I thought that was probably the most explicit critique of the current zeitgeist in the whole special.
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I love the little “you did it!!” Bits, really conveys how there are billions of people who have little to nothing, and he has the power to help them and change the whole world, but he rather go to the moon, just to say that “I did it!” Gotta love the endless cycle of consumerism
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This was very educational, thank you. Wish you could do the whole thing.
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@kenziebailey9142
2 years ago
"...it's like a joke, but it's actually a good song" is the most concise review of "Inside" there is, tbh.
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