Jerma's explanation of how to take advantage of a child's short attention span by utilizing Super Frog as an inexpensive reward actually convinces me that he'd either make a really good father or a very bad father.

Caught a jerma stream yesterday. He ate chillis for 8 hours and then fell asleep on stream. What a great entertainer

21:27 This piano joke is one of my favourite Jerma moments of all time. He pulls it off so well. I love how he clearly doesn't care about the game after the first time, he's just waiting for the piano to kick in so he can do the joke again lol

Every Halloween, a slightly different piece of witch clipart appears online. We still don't know how or why. We may never know.

57:30 He laughed because he finally proved the game is impossible to win. That, in my opinion, is tantamount to winning.

There were times when his opponent was a full second behind in chili race and the game just refused to crown Jerma winner.

Those two quick cuts to Jerma's face at 43:39 made me lose my shit

18:32 This is honestly the most cursed creepiest thing I’ve ever seen. The weird music in the background, the fact that they’re slightly different images for no reason, and how it looked like her mouth moves right when the game crashes

27:32

Finding Chili Time, that isn't the hard part.

Despite how brief it was, the Chili Time arc is probably the best for Jerma's character development. He felt the need not only to beat Chili Time once and for all, but to also hone his skill such that Chili Time could be proven unwinnable. These contradictory goals perfectly show Jerma's disciplined emotional alignment. His disciplined disposition gave him purpose to keep trying, getting to the point where he could easily "win" each time, but his emotional nature took over, instilling fear chat wouldn't believe him. Thus when he found the version of Chili Time with an actual win state and beat it first try, the victory felt hollow. It was never truly about winning Chili Time. It was about proving himself.

29:51 "Thanks"

18:52 is the most genuine fear I've ever heard in any human being, period

24:24 the moment you've all been waiting for

20:30

My favorite part from this is still 8:21. The screen going dark and him panicking as it randomly flickers back to him frantically pounding on his keyboard and then the sound of the plane exploding and him laughing is so good.

Stages of Grief: