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The Visual Side of Jack Stauber

What's going on peeps! Let’s continue our discussion of the teeth-obsessed, VHS-craving internet personality, Jack Stauber. Known for his music videos that blend live-action footage with a VHS-inspired aesthetic, stop motion, and computer animation, Jack has captivated many with his unique style. If you haven’t seen part one about his musical side, check that out first for more context. Today, we dive into the visual aspects of Stauber’s content, the very elements that catapulted him to stardom. His use of claymation, VHS tapes, and genius yet terrifying storytelling has garnered over three million subscribers on his YouTube channel. There’s something about these videos that brings people together to decipher their meanings. Since 2007, Jack has been experimenting with animation and visual effects to perfect his vision of surreal, nostalgic content. Let’s get started! Beginning in 2007 with his first YouTube channel Jack S. Productions, Jack’s early work laid the foundation for his current success. Collaborating with friend Spencer in 2011-12, he produced musical project CatDash and launched the Jack Spencer YouTube channel. In 2013, he began uploading cel animations to his current channel, continually refining his technique. His 2016 video “Pavlov” marked the start of his cryptic content style, leading to the creation of his popular “Micropops” series—brief, catchy tunes with quirky animations. In March 2018, Jack’s YouTube channel gained widespread attention, shared across social media and boosted by the YouTube algorithm. His videos “Inch Man” and “Peppermint” went viral, propelling his subscriber count from 10,000 to over 300,000 by the end of the year. His partnership with Adult Swim further increased his visibility, with the premiere of "SHOP: A Pop Opera" and later, "Jack Stauber's OPAL" in 2020, a surreal musical psychological horror film blending stop-motion, 3D animation, and live action. Since mid-2020, Jack has focused on Patreon, posting exclusive content while maintaining his creative output. Fans speculate about his reasons for this shift, with theories ranging from working on a large project to embedding hidden messages in his Patreon posts. Thanks for watching! I worked hard to analyze over a hundred tracks, so please give this a like and subscribe for more content. Stay tuned for my next video—it’ll be my biggest one yet! Love all and PEACE! ★TIMESTAMPS★ 0:00 Intro 1:04 How He Makes His Stuff 3:47 Humble Beginnings 7:10 SHOP: A Pop Opera 12:07 Micropop 26:50 Extended Micropops 33:53 OPAL 39:19 What Happened? ★SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE BASED CONTENT★    / @beetlebat   ★OUTRO MUSIC★ Limeade - Like You Do ►   / like-you-do   ★STREAM MY MIXTAPE★ Genius ► https://genius.com/albums/Beetlebat/B... SoundCloud ►   / be-dumb-bro   Spotify ► https://open.spotify.com/album/4ZMYXM... iTunes ►   / be-dumb-bro   ★Social Media★ MY TWITTER► @beetlebat_)   / beetlebat_   MY SNAPCHAT► @brae.den1) MY INSTAGRAM►@beetlebatyt) MY AOTY►@beetlebat) https://www.albumoftheyear.org/user/b... #jackstauber #documentary

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