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Hey guys JontyMaster here.
My name is Jonty. I'm a 19-year-old with autism and I'm from New Zealand. My channel is home to logo content, including logo histories and effects, but I occasionally upload YTPs or memes. I'm also bisexual. Subscribe if you're interested! Requests are open.
Other things I love doing in my spare time include watching other people's logo content (TR3X PR0DÚCTÍ0NS, Banapple, Kyoobur9000, etc), reading, taking photos, and listening to music.
I use Vegas Pro 14 for video editing and BluffTitler to animate the intro. Thumbnails are primarily created with Microsoft PowerPoint 2019. All content is uploaded for non-commercial, historical purposes and is not intended to infringe on any copyrights in any shape or form. Credit is given to original owners whenever possible. If you feel a particular video infringes on your rights, please let me know (instead of striking), and it will be promptly trimmed or deleted.
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Yes, I remember the 21st night of September!
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🎵 Weird scie-ience🎵
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In remembrance of the World Trade Center and to the victims who lost their lives 25 years ago.
(2001-2026)
Picture: Reddit (ComedianRegular8469)
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A classic.
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25 years ago, the last original episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood aired. The show premiered in 1968 and had 31 seasons.
Picture credits: The New York Times, Google Images
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Yesterday would have been the 87th birthday of John Peel, the longest serving of the original DJs on BBC Radio 1 from 1967 until his death while on holiday in 2004. He was known for diving into scenes outside the mainstream in search of new sounds, avoiding serving what he called "predictable porridge".
He spanned various genres and styles from psychedelic rock and punk to reggae, hip hop, African music, grindcore, and electronic dance music, as well as kick-starting the careers of legendary acts long before they became famous, such as David Bowie, Joy Division, the Smiths, the Clash, the Strokes, and the White Stripes.
Peel also invited artists to record exclusive live sets to be broadcast on his show, known as "Peel Sessions", with a majority of them eventually released as physical copies on vinyl and CD.
Some of his favourite albums included Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band's Trout Mask Replica (1969), Misty in Roots Live at the Counter Eurovision '79 (1979), and Big Black's Songs About... you know what (1987).
Credits: Picture from Google Images, information from TV Tropes, Google, and Wikipedia
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This one's always been my favourite in Dolly Parton's discography. Great song. May she rest in peace 🕊️
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Happy 50th anniversary to Boston's great self-titled album! More than a feeeeeling!
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