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I've been wanting to make this stamp for months, but I didn't get the chance to until now.

As you all know, I don't like MrEnter. But whenever someone seems to criticize him, his army of white knights rush to the defense. I hate to be the one to say this, but people are allowed to dislike or even hate him and his videos.

First off, MrEnter takes cartoons WAY TOO SERIOUSLY. Cartoons are meant to be for entertainment. They're not meant to be moral statements and they're not supposed to be sophisticated. You can hate as many cartoons as you want, but at the end of the day, they're not something to get overly worked up about.

Second, his reviews. They are incredibly repetitive, and most of the time they involve SpongeBob, Family Guy, or his precious MLP: FIM. We get it, you hate the new SpongeBob episodes, you hate Family Guy, you're a brony. While he does bring up valid points pretty often, sometimes his sense of justice gets in the way of it. He has this annoying sense of justice and he always complains when a character gets away with something cruel. The sad truth of it is, IRL people get away with nasty stuff every day. He also seems to have a deep-seated hatred for black comedy. He's also one of those ultra-nostalgic "90s kids" that plague the Internet. His reviews tend to come off as much harsher than the Nostalgia Critic's, because at least the Nostalgia Critic, sellout as he is, is trying to entertain people. MrEnter's lack of emotion and incessant anger make his videos dull and pompous.

Third, his fanbase. Dear God, his fanbase. As with Nostalgia Critic fans, MrEnter fans take his reviews as gospel and refuse to question them. In fact, some of the stuff he reviewed was actually not widely hated until he reviewed it. For example, no one really gave any thought to the SpongeBob episode "Pet Sitter Pat" before MrEnter reviewed it. Now it's pretty much universally loathed due to his review. Like I said, many of his fans can't tolerate criticism of him and white knight him to no end. (A while ago, I made a stamp criticizing his Animated Atrocities sheets, seeing that they're EVERYWHERE.)

My advice to people reading this and my Nostalgia Critic stamp: Don't take critics too seriously. Formulate your own opinions and don't base them on critics.

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I've been wanting to make this stamp for months, but I didn't get the chance to until now.

As you all know, I don't like MrEnter. But whenever someone seems to criticize him, his army of white knights rush to the defense. I hate to be the one to say this, but people are allowed to dislike or even hate him and his videos.

First off, MrEnter takes cartoons WAY TOO SERIOUSLY. Cartoons are meant to be for entertainment. They're not meant to be moral statements and they're not supposed to be sophisticated. You can hate as many cartoons as you want, but at the end of the day, they're not something to get overly worked up about.

Second, his reviews. They are incredibly repetitive, and most of the time they involve SpongeBob, Family Guy, or his precious MLP: FIM. We get it, you hate the new SpongeBob episodes, you hate Family Guy, you're a brony. While he does bring up valid points pretty often, sometimes his sense of justice gets in the way of it. He has this annoying sense of justice and he always complains when a character gets away with something cruel. The sad truth of it is, IRL people get away with nasty stuff every day. He also seems to have a deep-seated hatred for black comedy. He's also one of those ultra-nostalgic "90s kids" that plague the Internet. His reviews tend to come off as much harsher than the Nostalgia Critic's, because at least the Nostalgia Critic, sellout as he is, is trying to entertain people. MrEnter's lack of emotion and incessant anger make his videos dull and pompous.

Third, his fanbase. Dear God, his fanbase. As with Nostalgia Critic fans, MrEnter fans take his reviews as gospel and refuse to question them. In fact, some of the stuff he reviewed was actually not widely hated until he reviewed it. For example, no one really gave any thought to the SpongeBob episode "Pet Sitter Pat" before MrEnter reviewed it. Now it's pretty much universally loathed due to his review. Like I said, many of his fans can't tolerate criticism of him and white knight him to no end. (A while ago, I made a stamp criticizing his Animated Atrocities sheets, seeing that they're EVERYWHERE.)

My advice to people reading this and my Nostalgia Critic stamp: Don't take critics too seriously. Formulate your own opinions and don't base them on critics.