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Liz's Current Internet Famousness

1. As previously mentioned, Fox News-senpai noticed me on a YouTube livestream, calling me "Elizabeth-sama"

2. My top three celebrity / celebrity groups are Weird Al Yankovic, ABBA, and Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox. 

Much to my extreme delight, Scott Bradlee, who sometimes runs YouTube livestreams and checks up on the chat, 

0:35 : "Hey Elizabeth."

1:09 : "Elizabeth, are you sick? That is no good. I hope this show can make you feel better."

You have no idea how much I was fangirling. I am in love with Scott Bradlee's works and to be noticed is, like... DUDE. DUUU-U-U-UDE. Agh. I feel so honored.

3. There is an OUTSTANDING YouTuber called Toxodentrail who makes beautiful covers of video games. But what makes his channel so special other than his unique style? The fact that he also makes ANIMATED covers. That's right, he both composes the music AND creates the animation for it, and both his artistic and musical style are mesmerizing. It appears that there really is no other YouTuber who does this sort of thing (if there are others, lemme know, the only other I know is Jakeneutron but Jake rarely animates). 

So imagine my delight when he took MY request, even going as far as to print my name in the YouTube video itself! 

Please, please, enjoy this absolutely stunning video he created. 

Considering how talented he is, I would really appreciate it if you could check out his channel because he is -- SUPER -- underrated. 

This was a LONG time ago, but there was this one time that, back when I was on iFunny, I interacted with someone who was extremely famous with the brony fandom. I was taken aback by his friendliness, considering how much of an impact he had held over the community and just how big he had became. Those types of peeps don't talk to normies like me. So I was acting all like a celebrity was interacting with me. Because to be honest -- that's how I perceived it.

To my surprise and delight, he actually enjoyed my company and we began interacting on Miitomo, Kik, and LINE. Out of all of the online friends I ever had, he was, by far, the most uplifting. 

I have since quit all of those apps. 

I feel a little bit bad for saying this, considering how many online friends I had who were super close, but that one guy? He was and is the person I miss the most online. 

I'm looking forward to seeing you on the big screens someday with your plays, Condor.