You'll have to slog through tons of YouTube Shits to find the YouTube Poops, but they do in fact exist. At any rate, post your favorite YouTube Poops! BUT KEEP THOSE DAMN PONIES TO AN ABSOLUTE FUCKING MINIMUM. Relateds: /r/YTPMV - for YouTube Poop Music Videos! /r/youtubepoop - more poops! /r/michaelrosen - only the tastiest rosen memes.

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MoBros: Greetings, people of YouTube! On a request from one of my subscribers, I've created a tutorial on how to make YouTube Poop. I'm gonna run through some YTP basics, mainly techniques and what to avoid. I don't wanna waste your time, so I'll get right into it.

First off, you need to understand what YouTube Poop is. A lot of noobies seem to think it's just mash-ups of TV shows with random memes thrown into it. (Cut to a scene from an old 'Ed Edd and Eddy' YTP) MoBros: YouTube Poop has come a long way since those days. Before I show you any actual techniques, here's what you'll need. All you need to make YouTube Poop is a movie editing software, source material, and some creativity. A favorite video editing software used nowadays is called Sony Vegas, which is miles better than Windows Movie Maker. However, I'm not just talking about Vegas Pro.

Vegas Pro may be nice, but the price runs up to around $500. Assuming you're not willing to spend that much, I recommend grabbing Sony Movie Studio HD 9, which is only 45 bucks. To obtain your source material, either cartoons or whatever, Google search aTube Catcher. We'll get into creativity as we go along.

Now, to get into the actual methods of madness behind YouTube Poop. Poopisms Poopisms are the techniques Poopers use to make their videos. There's a lot of them, so I'll start up with the most common: the 'Stutter Loop'. This is where you take a short clip and repeat it over and over again. All you do is take a clip and copy & paste it several times.

(Example: Sarah pounding Eddy into the ground in rapid succession.) MoBros: Congrats, you have a classic Stutter Loop! There are two variations on this poopism that I want to mention: the 'Stutter Loop Plus', and the 'Stutter Loop Minus'. A Stutter Loop Plus adds random special effects during the loop.

(Example: Same clip as before, but with special effects added.) MoBros: Still simple, right? Stutter Loop Minus is a little different. Instead of altering the video imagery, you take it away altogether, and just leave the audio. (Example: Same clip, but without the video.) MoBros: This is often done to imply characters having sex or doing something sexual. However, since that's been done so much, you might want to come up with something original. (BAD EXAMPLE) MoBros: All right, people, this is how not to do a Stutter Loop. I can't tell you how annoying it is when you click on a Poop and you get something like this.

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(Cut to a YTP clip where Eddy is being repeatedly run over by an elderly Kevin on an electric scooter for ten seconds straight.) MoBros: Like this example, bad Stutter Loops are slow, uninteresting, and they go on for way too long. I've seen some that go on for over twenty seconds! Try to keep these quick and concise. Reversing Reversing is very self-explanatory. You just take a clip and put it in reverse.

(Cut to a brief clip from 'Courage the Cowardly Dog' played backwards.) MoBros: Simple as that. 'Forward-Reversing' is a very similar concept. You take two copies of the same clip and put the second in reverse.

(Example: Same clip played forwards, and then backwards.) MoBros: This can be used to give the reversal a bit more of a humorous effect. (BAD EXAMPLE) MoBros: Here's a bad example of a reversal.

(Cut to another clip from the same episode of 'Courage the Cowardly Dog' played forwards and backwards, which also drags on for about ten seconds.) MoBros: See that? Same problem as the Stutter Loop; it took too long.

Quickness helps keep your viewers engaged. Since these next two are similar, I'm going to explain them both at once. Stare Down and Mysterious Zoom Stare Down is when you take a freeze-frame of a character, so it looks like he's staring at something or someone, usually with an annoyed or shocked look. (Example: Judge Frollo and one of his henchmen going back and fourth, saying 'Judge?' And 'Shut up!' After the fourth time the henchman asks, 'Judge?' , Frollo just stares at him.) MoBros: With Mysterious Zoom, the camera slowly and ominously zooms in on the character's face during the freeze-frame.