Uploaded June 2013 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
Testing the boundaries of my linguistic skill with what is apparently the "big app" these days.
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Not much to say this week, as the video is fairly straightforward. I admit to getting this idea from Matt, though now from his video; instead I was told about it by him some time ago and his video prompted me to try it myself. I realize that the past couple of weeks have been light in the stunt department, but if you look at the previous months of videos, you'll notice that it all evens out.
This thing is pretty mad, though it's fairly easy to overcome. I think I explained it succinctly, though I'll reiterate: if you try to stay within your own head and ignore whatever sounds or sights are coming from external sources, the De-Articulator is an easy thing to beat. It comes with a waveform-type pattern on the screen that you're supposed to look at while attempting to recite tongue-twisters; essentially it's a trifecta of difficult linguistic challenges. Only works if you have headphones, prefereably with some noise-cancelling effect and stereo sound.
We'll get back to the stunts soon, don't worry. In the meantime, watch me fuck up my words even more than I do ordinarily.
Enjoi.
To license this footage, contact underdetention(at)gmail.com
Testing the boundaries of my linguistic skill with what is apparently the "big app" these days.
SHIRTS: udmerch.spreadshirt.com
EMAIL: underdetention@gmail.com
SITE: nwordspeaks.blogspot.com
TWITTER: twitter.com/thejaypocalypse
Not much to say this week, as the video is fairly straightforward. I admit to getting this idea from Matt, though now from his video; instead I was told about it by him some time ago and his video prompted me to try it myself. I realize that the past couple of weeks have been light in the stunt department, but if you look at the previous months of videos, you'll notice that it all evens out.
This thing is pretty mad, though it's fairly easy to overcome. I think I explained it succinctly, though I'll reiterate: if you try to stay within your own head and ignore whatever sounds or sights are coming from external sources, the De-Articulator is an easy thing to beat. It comes with a waveform-type pattern on the screen that you're supposed to look at while attempting to recite tongue-twisters; essentially it's a trifecta of difficult linguistic challenges. Only works if you have headphones, prefereably with some noise-cancelling effect and stereo sound.
We'll get back to the stunts soon, don't worry. In the meantime, watch me fuck up my words even more than I do ordinarily.
Enjoi.
To license this footage, contact underdetention(at)gmail.com
