A fork of Rural Dictionary
The third Instalment in the “Learningblocks” franchise that airs on CBeebies, this is a computer-animated show that is practically just Alphablocks and Numberblocks but involving colours and shapes instead. Unsurprisingly, it has a terrible Fanbase which mostly consists of Numberblocks /GoAnimate / Scratch fans who act the same as they have always done. It’s likely this Fanbase will worsen over the years as the show (as of when this is being written) is still fairly new.
Fan - How dare you hate Colourblocks! You go and like it right now or you’re grounded for a million centuries!
Me - I have the right to dislike the show if I wish.
A Japanese J-pop song by CHAGE & ASKA, more well known for its animated music video by Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli.
"On Your Mark, Itsumo hashiri daseba..."
The pre-school channel that at least most British people who were born in 2000 or earlier have grown up with. Featuring the shows you totally grew up with, and maybe the ones you couldn't stand to see as well.
"CBeebies, CBeebies!"
Yeah, that's all the channel can say, it's name.
A trend of crossover videos that feature an animated movie or television show and insert clips and footage of characters from unrelated or connected source material into it like they are actually part of the action. Despite the name, these videos can have any characters in them and some don't even include Pooh characters. There are also quite a number of name variants (eg, Thomas' Adventures, Twilight Sparkle's Adventures) but they're all the same thing.
Pooh's Adventures of Urban Dictionary sounds like a great idea... Oh wait, it IS a good idea!
Normally, this is a kind of person who act “hip” and “cool” by using abbreviations, slurs, slang terms like “Karen”, swearing every word, making jokes about life events such as the September 11 attacks (eg, using it as a meme), wearing slaggy clothes, having chains, watching adult shows/movies, talking about sex related stuff, smoking and drinking underaged, and so fourth. That’s what happens when you go through puberty!
Edgelord - karens better stfu as my mfs are headin’ for ya
A British computer-animated short form educational series on CBeebies (Part of the “Learningblocks” franchise with its predecessor Alphablocks and successor Colourblocks) that’s more well known for having one of the worst fanbases of all time. Most of the fans (mostly underaged preteens and immature teenagers) come from the Scratch and GoAnimate communities, both are well known for their toxicity as well, which doesn’t make it a surprise for this fanbase, so it does mean bullying, death threats and swearing may be common. However, despite that, the fans have not tarnished the show, rather turning it into a cash-cow series to the point CBeebies puts the characters in a lot of cameo appearances in their presenter-led links (despite not being distributed by the BBC) and frequently commissions more seasons to please the fans.
Me: I’m not a huge Numberblocks fan.
Numberblocks Fan: Like Numberblocks now or you should kill yourself!
Me: Kids surely should know better than to use death threats.
A niche series of crossover videos created by YouTube user Jaden Groves, hence the name. They are similar in-par with the "Pooh's Adventures" series, as they both consist of cartoons, pre-school shows, or animated movies, but with characters from other franchises inserted into them, like they are part of the action. Most "Jaden Groves Style" videos are music videos (normally with Disney songs) but much else is the same.
There are many variants of the same trend but they are normally the same thing, just with a different person's name in the title.
These "Jaden Groves Style" videos are certainly crazy crossovers, that I wish I didn't want to make...